₦airaland Forum

Area4Area:
Tell us you want Kanu killed so that you'd take over IPOB

No body will kill him. killing Kanu will create more tension in Nigeria that is why the only thing they could do is to jailed him to create fear in him.

gidgiddy:
Can I ask you something? If Ojukwu and Kanu had stayed back to be killed, how would that help Biafra? How would that liberate their people? How does a dead freedom fighter fight for freedom?

Another thing before you thought of become a freedom fighter you most see it either death or alive because that is what make you difference from average followers.

gidgiddy:
Can I ask you something? If Ojukwu and Kanu had stayed back to be killed, how would that help Biafra? How would that liberate their people? How does a dead freedom fighter fight for freedom?

They are not the first who died in struggle for independent and those hero still live on. They have the second in command who will be motivated to fight to finish and thirdly that is where more country will be involved do to sympathise doing so make the independent imminent.

true talk

To be a freedom fighter you will be able to give out everything for your people to be free even your life. A freedom fighter stay with it tormentors and confront them either through protests or civil disobedience, not on social media. without being present the course you are fighting will be useless because people we start leaving their normal life and label you a coward who leave them to die in the hand of oppressor for example. when Nelson Mandela and his compatriot went on exile the momentum of the struggle start diminishing, and the appetide government start using his people and some start criticizing the struggle and this make them to return back and choose to be lead with examples even if it will cause their life. Even when he jailed the comrade still carried the struggle this make the white minority to give up. No freedom fighters in the world has achieve his struggle in Exile name one. For you to stand against oppressor you must be able to lay your life. Martin Luther king did so.

Now let me speak about our so called freedom fighters, though Ojukwu maybe seen as a freedom fighter but his running to exile ivory coast made the struggle to end. Uwazurike took after Ojukwu but him not able to died in the struggle made him and his struggle inconsequential. Nnamdi Kanu the IPOB leader and the supreme one for that matter make it seem impossible, why Igbos are democratically in Nature and will never accept emperor as a leader. 2. Nnamdi Kanu is a selfish man who also like Uwazurike don't want to give his life for Biafra and this made his struggle useless. 3. He believe most in outsider help for the struggle and this make it unrealistic because charity they said begin at home. No where in the history has international community lead a struggle for independent of country.

conclusion. Our liberator or our true freedom fighter are still yet to be born and I'm not the one yet before you start to cruxify me. my purpose of writing this is for those who believe that Nnamdi kanu by feeding them with lies in Social media will bring Biafra. Now ask yourself this when Nnamdi kanu was in Nigeria was Biafra seem so close to achieve than now he is leading from exile?

Dikebuka:
Kanu and IPOb have given an order that anywhere Isiguzoro is found..he will be give the Ekweremadu treatment

I think Ekweremmadu treatment should be a child play for what he will meet.

ThatFairGuy:
Who's also sponsoring Kanu?

Kanu never claim to be Ohaneze president . Kanu is leader of secessional group IPOB. Crazy idiot like you.

ThatFairGuy:
I don't know how Okechukwu Iziguro is a Yoruba name? Stop living in denial

We all know who is sponsoring him that is why you come here to defend that idiot.

SLAP44:
If we give him too much attention, he will start feeling important. Again, we cannot use illegal means to stop him, we are educated and matured. If the Nigerian legal system is working, people like Okechukwu Isiguzoro will have been in prison since 2018.

I detest that idiot people like him should ostricise from Igbo land.

ThatFairGuy:
Confused lots
You're trying to deny your people because he's showing the real you (COWARDICE). It can't work. The REAL COWARD
check that COWARDICE statement here. smh

https://www.nairaland.com/5858589/okpanam-killings-ohanaeze-moves-against

Is obvious the handwork is writing on the wall. Igbo issue we give you high blood pressure if you do not take time.

Ezewuzie01:
Who told you he does not speak for Ohanaeze? The ones that claim to be genuine Ohanaeze, what makes you think they are the legitimate faction?

we all know he does not speak for Ohaneze he is a man alone sponsor by agents who want to divide Igbo, but my question is why Ohaneze not putting him where he is belong instead of allowing him to operate freely.

gidgiddy:
Ohanaeze did not ignore him, they have repeatedly said that Okechukwu Isiguzoro is not a member of Ohanaeze and that "Ohanaeze Youth Council" no longer exist.

But every time Isiguzoro makes his usual useless statements, the media from a section of the country will rush to publish it to give the impression that Isiguzoro speaks for Ohanaeze

So why will Ohaneze not stoping media house from publishing anything that come from that idiot and if they persist they should sue them.

Tissaia:
Ever heard of freedom of speech
How can someone disgrace the already disgraced

how can someone be claiming what he is not and you said is freedom of speech, that is a pure fraudsters and supposed to be treated as one.

my question is who is this idiot that goes about distracting and disgracing Igbo claiming to be Ohaneze youths leader worldwide? And why is Ohaneze ignoring him, is it that he is untouchable and to make the matter worst dailypost will always published that nonsense he is talking. How can Ohaneze allowed that idiot talking nonsense claiming to be leader of Ohaneze ? how can a national newspaper be used as agents of divide without Ohaneze stoping them? it baffles me the way the guys goes about disgracing Igbos and no one can stop him.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JCvIvb8PpY

An Honest Explanation of the
Nigerian Civil War – The Biafran Story: NewAfrica
With the second highest death-toll of all African conflicts, the Nigerian Civil war (also known as the Biafran War) is perhaps the single most significant event in Nigeria‘s history.
This video is an attempt to shed light on this three year conflict, which claimed the lives of over 100,000 soldiers and an estimated 2 million civilians as the Nigerian government led by General Yakubu Gowon fought to prevent the secession of the self-proclaimed Republic of Biafra which was led by General Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu.

True story of Nigeria and what causes the war know as Biafra war. most watch as a Nigeria.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.africanbusinesscentral.com/2020/04/26/an-honest-explanation-of-the-nigerian-civil-war-the-biafran-story-newafrica/amp/

let me help you Op because you didn't copy it finished. he continue

" Finally, let me recap that in October 1959, Professor EyoIta, Head of Government Business and Minister of Natural Resources of Eastern Nigeria from 1952 to May 1953, resigned his leadership and membership of the United National Independence Party, UNIP and re-joined the NCNC.

He had formed the National Independence Party which later merged with Alvan Ikoku’s United National Party to become UNIP. EyoIta proclaimed that he was re-joining the NCNC in accordance with the dictates of his conscience and in obedience to the chiefs and members of his Calabar constituency. These events indicate that the problem between Azikiwe and his compeer, EyoIta, was somehow resolved in their lifetime.


Or that Eyo Ita personally resolved that what happened in 1953 did not warrant his taking steps that tore the party and the people apart. Hence, he talked about the “dictates of his conscience” as he returned to the NCNC. So what is the basis for Aladinma’s actions or utterances in this matter?"

[quote author=jidamsel43 post=89469742]Let them continue ranting . Do they provide the government with alternative?. Madagascar convid-19 organic cure has been tested and confirmed . No Nigerian pharmaceutical company has come up with any tangible mixture or cure to convid-19.
I will never blame government for importing this Madagascar products but rather blame our research institutes

what a nonsense how can Nigeria buy accidental aircraft that still under repair .

I know many girls and ladies gonna be angry with this post but try learn from it.
Men!!!!!!!!
Guys, how do some of you even cope with dating a broke girl?I know some still don't understand what I mean by Broke Girls.
I mean:
1. A girl who doesn't have transport fare to see someone who she claims she loves every damn time.
2. A lady who can't get you a birthday or a Valentine's day gift, but expects you to bring down the world for her during hers.
3. Someone who can't comfortably call you on phone for 5mins. Always flashing and
complaining she doesn't have airtime even when you know you just sent her airtime.
4a. I mean how do you guys cope dating a lady who thinks relationship is an occupation;
where she is supposed to be paid and taken care of?
4b. Even if it's an occupation, what services is she actually offering to be privileged to receive such benefits?
4c. Or is she a ghost worker?
( NB: sex is not a benefit ONLY to men )
How do some guys manage to date such ladies?
Am not saying this because am working but it's what I see in most ladies.
5. No wonder suicide and depression victims are mostly men.
6. See guy, don't ever date a broke girl no matter how gorgeous you think she is. They are serious liabilities.
7. Rather date a lady who adds something beneficial to your life. Things like emotional intelligence; financial intelligence; spiritual
intelligence and other intelligence.
8. Date someone who's capable of calming the storm within your soul ( an average man has enough storms ); and not someone who
adds stress to your life.
9. Forget that yehn yehn talk, don't tolerate any woman's brokenness or stupidity just
because of her physical beauty.
10. There are actually a lot of extremely gorgeous and beautiful ladies with common sense.
11. So don't ever think of settling for less brother.
One thing I've realized about all these broke girls is not that they don't actually have money...
12. Most of them do; but it's just that they're mentally broke, which is way worse than not having money.
I know many girls and ladies gonna be angry with this post, they won't like or comment in it .
But
Ladies please don't blame me... I just want to make sense common. 2020 Common sense

Ekwutox:
And to think that I almost believed the initial thread

Thanks for this.

please bro always verify things post here before believing because many Nigerian politicians have created media group, people like Tinubu in other to foster there 2023 Election. They will do anything to use propaganda to suppress any southerners they think will be obstacles to their 2023. why do you think Orji Uzo Kalu was jailed by Tinubu Oando Judge who left his jurisdiction to make sure Orji Uzo Kalu was jailed.

as a matter of fact Yoruba are more than Igbos in Tafarwa Belawa Cabinet.

this why they don't want you to learn history in school in other to feed you with fake news.

for those who there agenda on nairaland is to tarnish the image of Igbo or to instigate other Nigeria tribe against Igbos know it today that whatever evils propaganda you are planning we are ready to counter it with facts. Now you are made to judge from this fact.

This are Tafarwa Belawa Cabinet.

1. First cabinet: 1957–59
On 30 August 1957 the Governor-General of Nigeria, Sir James Wilson Robertson, announced that Abubakar Tafawa Balewa had been appointed Prime Minister, with a broad-based National Government.[1] His first cabinet included ministers from all parties.[2]The cabinet was based on that appointed after the 1954 elections.[1] Cabinet ministers included:

[ ] Prime MinisterTafawa Balewa
[ ] Transportation - Raymond Njoku
[ ] Education - Aja Nwachukwu Replaced Matthew Mbu
[ ] Commerce - K. O. Mbadiwe
[ ] Communications - Samuel AkintolaNew appointee
[ ] Finance - Festus Okotie-Eboh
[ ] Internal Affairs - J. M. Johnson replaced Adegoke Adelabu
[ ] Information - Kola Balogun
[ ] Health - Ayo Rosiji New appointee
[ ] Mines - Muhammadu Ribadu
[ ] Works - Zanna Bukar Dipcharima Replaced Inuwa Wada

Second cabinet: 1959–64

Abubakar Tafawa Balewa' in 1962

The next elections were held on 12 December 1959. Results were Northern People's Congress (NPC): 134 seats; National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons (NCNC) /Northern Elements Progressive Union (NEPU): 89 seats; Action Group (AG): 73 seats; Other: 16 seats. The NPC and NCNC formed an alliance to create the new government, with Belewa again Prime Minister. Nnamdi Azikiwe became ceremonial president. Northerners were given the most important ministerial posts. Balewa at first retained control of foreign policy, which was pro-western, and did not consult the cabinet. The Balewa coalition of the NPC and NCNC held until 1964, when it broke up due to a dispute over leadership and ministerial appointments. On 8 December 1964 parliament was officially dissolved. Ministers in the second Balewa cabinet were:

Prime Minister Tafawa Balewa

Foreign Affairs - Jaja Wachuku

Attorney - Gen/JusticeTaslim Olawale
Elias
Lands & Lagos Affairs - Muhammadu Ribadu
Finance - Festus Okotie Eboh

Transport and Aviation - Raymond Njoku

Commerce & industries - Zanna Bukar Dipcharima

Works & Surveys - Inua Wada

Labour & Welfare - J. M. JohnsonAlso responsible for Sports.

Education - Aja Nwachukwu

Mines & Power - Maitama Sule

Economic Development & Natural Resources - Shehu Shagari

Communications - Olu Akinfosile

Internal Affairs - Usman Sarki

Information - T. O. S. Benson

Health - Waziri Ibrahim

Pensions, Establishment & Nigerianization - Yisa Yara'Dua


Third cabinet: 1964–66

Before the general elections of December 1964 the United Progressive Grand Alliance (UPGA), an alliance of the NCNC, AG, NEPU and United Middle Belt Congress (UMBC), complained that the campaign had not been free or fair. In the north, candidates had been intimidated and prevented from registering. President Azikiwe tried to postpone the elections, but Balewa held them anyway. Despite a partial boycott of the elections by the UPGA, the NNA alliance between the NPC and Nigerian National Democratic Party (NNDP), gained only a slim majority. Azikiwe at first refused to ask Balewa to form a cabinet, but after a power struggle that lasted a few days he agreed on condition that Balewa's government be broad-based, and that fresh elections be held in the regions where the boycott had taken effect. Balewa's government of national unity included members from both the winning and losing parties. There were 54 members in the cabinet from the NPC (22), NNDP (14), NCNC (15) as well as three independents. This included 21 Cabinet Ministers, 11 Ministers of Cabinet Rank without Portfolio and 22 Ministers without Cabinet Rank. Ministers with Portfolios were:

Prime Minister & External Affairs - Tafawa Balewa

Defense - Muhammadu Ribadu Inua Ribadu 

Attorney - Gen/JusticeTaslim Olawale Elias

Finance - Festus Okotie-Eboh

Transport - Zanna Bukar Dipcharima

Aviation - Jaja Wachuku

Trade - K. O. Mbadiwe

Industries - Augustus Akinloye

Works - Inua Wada

Housing & Surveys - Adeniran Ogunsanya

Labor - Adeleke Adedoyin

Education - Richard Akinjide

Mines & Power - Maitama Sule. Dominic Mapeo Minister of State

Economic Development - Waziri Ibrahim

Natural Resources & Research - Alade Lamuye

Communications - Raymond Njoku

Internal Affairs - Shehu Shagari

Information - Ayo Rosiji

Health - Moses Majekodunmi

Establishment - Jacob Obande

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muykem:
THE SITUATION IN NIGERIA.

The lecturer who insists on sex for a young girl to pass is complaining about the rot in Nigeria.

The pastor who pays his driver 20k in Lagos or PH while his own son schools in the US is complaining about the hopelessness in Nigeria.

The trader who removes 2 bowls of rice from the bag, rebags and sells as a 'full' bag is complaining about the wickedness in Nigeria.

The civil servant who comes to work once a week and shows up end of month to receive alert is complaining about politicians who do nothing.

The student who spends the weekend partying only to start posting Instagram pictures on Monday is complaining that Nigeria is stealing his/her dreams.

The motor owner who can't join a simple queue but keeps darting in and out of traffic to shunt is complaining about disorderliness in Nigeria.

Doctors in public and teaching hospitals on government payroll who abandon patients on the floor but are thriving in their private hospitals are complaining that Nigeria is hopeless.

Until we realize that the value of Nigeria today is the average of our own individual values, we will keep fooling ourselves.

We are all architect of our economic development woes. Stop the blame game. Our attitudes and unpatriotic behaviour should stop.

this is absolutely nonsensical. is Nigeria in a state of anarchy, because what you just wrote here only happened when there is no rule of law and when there's no authority that enforce the law. That is why in a family you have a father as the head of family and mother to set up examples for there children to grow in a God fearing way. All this you mentioned here are the reason we have government if not there's no reason to elect leaders to rule us.

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