₦airaland Forum

@ onlytruth

[quote][/quote]I can now understand people like Arthur Nzeribe and Uche Chukwumerije. No wonder why they think that any political alliance with the Yoruba is id'io'tic. The current Igbo politicians don't want to hear anything about good government or constitutional reform or any progressive agenda or even any southern political alliance. They think the idea is stu'pi'd. What is the point, when 90% of the so called progressives are people of dubious history and proclivities.
I'm happy my people are learning fast!

While chukwumerije will still dance to the maradonna tunes of the likes of ibb, nzeribe will still be selling his arms to further enrich himself and anailate his people.

Lets live together jare!
Yes it was Igbo coup. Igbo wanted to take over the whole world. End of story.
Just don't call us when planning your next pro-democracy demonstrations. I would advise any Igbo to stay away from them because it is a stoopid idea. Our fathers who fought the war are fast dying off and we younger Igbos are more interested in stealing our own share of the national cake.
We are perfectly happy with the status quo. I am faithful to steal my own share too. So, please move on!

Sorry! i thougth you meant what you have been saying.Now i know aint serious minded.

@ alloy-emeka

[table]Yet the igbo hatred continues. It's pathetic; what is behind the massacre of over 30,000 igbos in the North before the Biafra war?. Is it also Igbo greed?. Your inability to read should be blamed here because your response shows you didn't understand the article.[/table]

Lets stop being too emotinal here and analyse based on facts and objectivity. We had and still have those who lived through those gory days. The igbos gathered so much momentum and became ever selfish and greedy. They were tops in the army and other endeavours, found in every nook and corners of the country.

When Nzeogwu and co struck, they called it a revolution, but the killings were more or less ethnical/regionally bias. Now what happened after wards, he became the igbo hero. In the north, while the hausa's(and Nigeria) were in grief and mourning of Tafawa Balewa and co, the igbos  living in the north(and other parts of nigeria) had the guts and were so insensitive to be caryying  posters and wearing lapels of Nzeogwu as a hero. As if that was not enough they were displaying every were the photos of the ridulled and charred body of the late Sir Ahmadu Bello. That was dispicable and forbidden. If you were a huasa man then what would you do. fold your hands and watch the misery on your soil, clap for them or join them? -  pls come on! This is what inspired the northern strong hold to power. The igbos called other nigerians fools, and  now that those other nigerians are wiser, they are crying foul.

Lets look for a way forward, no nody is ready for blood letting of that magnitude again. What is lacking is honesty, duty honor and love for country. Nigeria is our country, wether british manufactured or not, our fathers fought to have and keep it. If you think seperation is the solution then you got is wrong. Take a look at the west and the east and even the north you will see serious political, tribal rivalry and  animosity within each. and as such they will hardly do better than nigeria if they are to stand alone. Now how can this people be better off when they are made up of the same peoplewith the same attitude. We are operating a federation system, what stops a Governor, a minister, a legislator, a chairman form developing his immediait society. Do you think bank MD, politicians, public office holders will stop buying houses and investing abroad. Charity begins at home. All we in this country today is to sit down and assume, hope, dish out blames.

Before any entity created out of nigeria can trive, there must have been a cleansing from the dirt gotten form the mother country. But after such cleansing, believe me you wont be needing your own country  anymore because we there is now solution.

I believe there were times when being a nigerian was a thing of pride. We can still bring back those times, We all know what to do. Ask yourself,  am i faithfull to my country? if not you can never be loyal to any other country.

Respect to Achibe. one Nigeria, Love you all.

@ whoever!

Yet the igbo hatred continues. It's pathetic; what is behind the massacre of over 30,000 igbos in the North before the Biafra war?. Is it also Igbo greed?. Your inability to read should be blamed here because your response shows you didn't understand the article.

Lets stop being too emotinal here and analise based on facts and objectivity. We had and still have those who lived through those gory days. The igbos gatherned so much momentum and became ever selfish and greedy. They were tops in the army and other endeavours, found in every nook and corners of the country.

When Nzeogwu and co struck, they called it a revolution,but the killings were more or less ethnical/regionallt bias. Now what happened after wards, he became the igbo hero. In the north, while the hausa's(and Nigeria) were in grief and mourning of Tafawa Balewa and co, the igbos in living in the north the guts and were so insensitive to be caryying  posters and wearing lapels of Nzeogwu as a hero. As if that was not enough they were displaying every were the photos of the ridulled and charred body of the late Sir Ahmadu Bello. That was dispicable and forbidden. If you were an huasa man then what would you do. fold your hands and watch the misery on your soil -  pls come on! This is what inspired the norther strong hold to power. The igbos called other nigerians fools, and  now that those other nigerians are wiser, they are crying foul.

Lets look for a way forward, no nody is ready for blood letting of that magnitude again. What is lacking is honesty, duty honor and love for country. Nigeria is our country, wether british manufactured or not, our fathers fought to have and keep it. If you think seperation is the solution then you got is wrong. Take a look at the west and the east and even the north you will see serious political, tribal rivalry and  animosity. Now how can this people better off?

I believe there were times when being a nigerian was a thing of pride. We can still bring back those times, We all know what to do.

Respect to Achibe. Love Nigeria, Love you all.

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Hi all, am yet to recieve my 2nd call. I read chemistry,pls is there anyone who read the same course that has been called?
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Merry Chrismas and a happy new year to all nairalanders.Guys! i would be glad if those who participated in the last trainig school could hint me on how it is,what it entails,how much it pays and when next it will open.
cheers!

hi all, pls can some one tell me the sub. matter correlate-i.e how it is applied in chemistry to run lab. eqipments
thanks

Hi all, i got a mail from GTB to resume training,but was told that i cant do it without my NYSC CERT. Was only told report to the head office when i get my cert.(by jan. 2007). my collegues have since been on training(sept. 2006)
Guys what do you thlnk?
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