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The Igbo person must be from Abia state. Arochukwu might be his background.

This does not surprise me except for Yoruba 2 DNA. Should he consider himself an Igbo or Yoruba?

Must have been a surprise for him.

;d ;d ;d

May God bless Ojukwu!

A true lion of Biafra.

seanet02:
Adekunle is in Ogbomosho as am talking to you mr man.
Typical yanmirin  liar

You are the liar. He is not in Ogbomosho the man is in the U.S.

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=720746.msg8792964#msg8792964 date=1311690101]Eze,

Then Adekunle, Obj, should both be heroes on your land since they have not done your people any wrong. Why do yiou people hate ADekunle, given what you just confirmed that he didn't fight or destroy your land?[/quote]Where is Adekunle now? Has he gained anything from the war? The answer is no. He is an exile who lives with regret in a foreign land.

Let me ask you again, were the Yorubas junior partners to the Hausa who gained all the spoils from the war?

GMcompere:
As a Nigerian and a Yoruba man i say a big thumbs up to our Governor Rochas. This is the type of leadership we expect from our politician. I Tell you, this man is doing something that will engrave his name on the minds of the Imo people.

God bless you Rochas, God bless every good leader in Naija

Good post.

It makes me very angry.

Nigerians need to have a conversation on this issue.

Now let us split! 

Anambra, Imo and Abia has oil so Igboland has more than enough oil to make our nation wealthy.

The most iconic picture in Igboland.

[img]http://maxsiollun.files./2008/05/ojukwu21.jpg[/img]

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=720746.msg8792833#msg8792833 date=1311689234]Who was commanding and advancing the war?[/quote]The Hausa-Fulani who continue to rule this nation. Why was it that the North controlled Nigeria for most of its history since the Civil War? Were the Yorubas equal partners? Or were they junior partners?

I think you know the answer.

Now let us stop derailing this thread and give honor to Ojukwu.

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=720746.msg8792806#msg8792806 date=1311689075]As if anything is gonna happen if that <quote>

happens, Yorubas are up for grabs anytime, you guys are not a problem to worry about.

</quote>

Ojukwu made the same wrong assessment going into the war, Ibadan and Lagos will be a cake walk.
You will discover, as sure as he did, that the roads to West are paved with fire. They rain on you from directions you did not know existed.[/quote]Who were fighting the battles? It was not Yorubas. Your numbers were few in the military.

Remember your region was controlled by Hausa soldiers. It was Hausa soldiers who fought against Biafrans in Yorubaland.

Police killed 23 after bomb attack – amnesty

(Reuters) Nigerian security forces killed at least 23 people in the northeastern city of Maiduguri in retaliation for a bomb attack blamed on a radical Islamist sect, Amnesty International said on Monday.

Boko Haram, a radical group which wants sharia law more widely applied across Africa’s most populous nation, has been behind almost daily shootings and attacks with homemade bombs in and around Maiduguri, the capital of Borno state.

Saturday’s attack near a market in the centre of the city injured three soldiers and killed several civilians, authorities and witnesses said.

Maiduguri residents have accused members of a military Joint Task Force (JTF) of using indiscriminate force when reacting to attacks carried out by Boko Haram. The government says there have only been isolated incidents of misbehaviour by officials.

“House to house searches, brutalisation, unlawful arrests, killings and disappearances have been the operating practice in Maiduguri for some months now,” said Tawanda Hondora, Amnesty International’s Deputy Director for Africa.

“Unless steps are taken to ensure security forces operate within the law and respect human rights at all times, the next time Boko Haram attacks or kills a soldier, we are likely to see the same thing happen again,” Hondora added.

Thousands of people have fled Maiduguri, the capital of Borno state, in recent weeks, fearing being caught up in clashes between JTF officials and Boko Haram.

More than 250 people have been killed since July 2010 by people believed to be members of Boko Haram, Amnesty International said in a press release on Monday. Attacks usually target police, churches and outdoor drinking areas.

Bomb blasts in the north have replaced militant attacks on oil facilities hundreds of kilometres (miles) way in the southern Niger Delta as the main security threat in Nigeria. The United States and European Union have condemned the violence.

Boko Haram strikes have spread farther afield in recent months, including a bomb in the car park of national police headquarters in the capital, Abuja, last month.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/07/police-killed-23-after-bomb-attack-amnesty/

https://img.timeinc.net/time/magazine/archive/covers/1968/1101680823_400.jpg

The man whose face has been on the cover of Time Magazine.

Some Nairalanders wonder why Igbos on Nairaland act the way they do. This thread is an example of why we fight back.

Do you think we will tolerate people who insult a leader who lead us in our darkest time in our history?

I regret nothing that I say because if you mock a leader that is close to my heart, there will be no sympathy from me.

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=720746.msg8792167#msg8792167 date=1311683937]Didn't people pray for Yardua to die in Saudi hospital ? You also forgot the endless vigils people had because of Abacha ? So if death will ease ojuku's pain,then he should pray for death to come ! Why does he have to be useless before he dies ?[/quote]You are a GOAT. Nothing more to say about you. . .

odiaero:
Some of you here are sick, somebody is sick, instead of u to be praying for him to recover, u are praying for him to die or insulting him, dont forget that one day you will get sick too

They are very sick to be praying for death of another. I do not know where some of them come from, but where I am from, this is an ABOMINATION.

texazzpete:
As if you're not one of the people responsible for turning this section of Nairaland to a tribalist battleground.

Some of us remember how this section used to be before you people started spreading your ethnic superiority filth.

You are a fool to believe that this section tribalism begins with me. I started posting on Nairaland in 2010.

Tribalism has been present on Nairaland since the beginning so do not blame someone who only defended his tribe as it was bashed since Nairaland was created.

I dun tire for people like you who turn a blind eye to your own brothers who committed worse acts than someone who simply defends his people. It is called fighting fire with fire. You hypocritical bastarrd.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdHMRCx6o2s[/flash]

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=720837.msg8789117#msg8789117 date=1311638546]A lot!

Hey afam,

Speak up u fool!! Nna who be Timaya?[/quote]

Is this a joke?

ezeagu:
How much do you know about Nigeria?

Our brothers west of the river Niger do not know much about the Niger Delta.