Politics › Re: "Settling Our Differences With Igbos": What Yorubas Think, - A Rejoinder by forgiveness: 11:30am On Jul 15, 2015*. Modified: 8:15pm On Jul 19, 2015 |
pazienza: 5.) That Ojukwu in his military 'calculations and strategy', tried to force Yorubas into the war, thinking he was trying to open a second front and thereby 'stretch' the Nigerian Army. He also wanted a psychological blow on the federal govt by attacking Lagos. As a kid, l remember him attacking and bombing the Casino Cinema, at Alagomeji, in Lagos mainland.
I have always heard Yorubas speak of Biafrans attacking Lagos, I wish Biafrans were able to attack Lagos, but the fact remains that that never happened, Biafran led Army was stopped at Ore by Nigerians, sabotaged by Banjo, probably because the Yorubas were not eager for the Northerners to be eliminated from Lagos after all. Awo was only bluffing.
Ojukwu match to Lagos was obviously and prompted by Awo's posture of being inability to eliminate the Northern soldiers from the West being the reason why he couldn't declare Odua republic, and the fact that the Northerners were headquartered at Lagos. Was Lagos attacked/bombed by Ojukwu's Airforce plane? Note: Nothing was wrong if Biafra attacked Lagos since it was a game of war between the two countries. Was there any agreement/communication between Awo and Ojukwu, to librate the West from the Northerns by using biafra soldiers?] |
Politics › Re: "Settling Our Differences With Igbos": What Yorubas Think, - A Rejoinder by forgiveness: 10:55am On Jul 15, 2015 |
pazienza: 2.) That the Yorubas made it known to Ojukwu that they were not ready to go into a secession war as at that time because they were not ready militarily, were already surrounded by Northern populated military garrisons and to go to war at that point will be sheer suicide Every leader has a 'right and duty' to protect the survival of its people, you will agree. Awolowo did just that
Awo said should Biafra secede that the West will do the same, he did make mention of Northern soldiers stationed in Lagos.The west wasn't ready to join the East to liberate Lagos of Northern soldiers, but it was well ready to join Arewa in her match to the East. ( Of course this is the point you tell me the clock and bull story of the west remaining neutral until Banjo match to Ore leading Biafran forces, right?)
Awo not only didn't secede when the East seceded, he teamed up with the North to fight against the East, and would even suggest the use of starvation as a weapon of war. Awo didn't stop there, he would go on to suggest the 20 pounds policy against Ndiigbo after the war. For a man who never believed in one Nigeria, Awo broke so many records to keep Nigeria one.
Of course, Awo's duty is the safety of Yorubas first, but if you achieve that safety on the blood of another, you shouldn't expect anything short of eternal enemity from such group. Did Awo made it known to Ojukwu that the West was not ready to seceed? Did Awo agree to seceed with Ojukwu? . |
Politics › Re: "Settling Our Differences With Igbos": What Yorubas Think, - A Rejoinder by forgiveness: 10:37am On Jul 15, 2015 |
Largas: NO
It must be stated clearly and openly that Ironsi was never part of the coup plotting. Even professional investigations carried out after the January coup indicted many professional soldiers but Ironsi.
Ironsi got wind of a coup, and gathered trust-worthy soldiers to block Nzeogwu act lagos after Ifeajuna had fled to Ghana. Nzeogwu was outnumbered so he smartly surrendered.
Ironsi quenched the coup attends the most senior professional Nigerian soldier.
It's never the fault of Igbos that they dominated every Nigerian institution even the military during the first Republic between 1960-1966. From the most decorated military official to the least decorated military official. No wonder majority of the January '66 coup plotters plotters were Igbo, majority if not all the January '66 coup quenchers led by General Ironsi were Igbo.
I repeat the truth, Ironsi had no hand in the January 15 1966 coup, as the most most senior most senior military official, he only tried to use the military to restore calm following the sham and corruption called elections held in 1965 which led led to January 1966 coup. IRONSI WAS NOT MADE HEAD OF STATE. If Ironsi had no hand in the January 15th 1966 Coup why was he made the head of state which was not constitutional? |
Education › Re: Test Your IQ: Solve This Question In 10 Seconds by forgiveness: 7:52pm On Jul 14, 2015 |
8+6+17=31 |
Politics › Re: Ike Ekweremadu Should Step Down As Deputy Senate President – Igbo Group by forgiveness: 5:19pm On Jul 14, 2015 |
is that possible? |
Politics › Re: DOWNLOAD HOOK APP - buying all kinds of Gift cards and BTC @Higher Rates! by forgiveness: 9:31pm On Jul 11, 2015 |
God wanted to show is love and faithfulness towards mankind through is grace and promises hence he choose Isreal, in order for man to have faith and believe in the only one true God.
And He has demostrated that through numerous promises he had fullfiled in Isreal which promises is still in continuance until the coming of our Lord Jesus.
Whenever, we see each words in the bible being fullfilled great Joy and faith arises in our heart. Knowing that God promises towards mankind are truthfull and faithfull.
Corncerning Isreal's strenght after the rebirth or regroup, there are no doupts that isreal can never be defeated until the coming of Jesus.
The reason is that the desolation pf Isreal and the rebirth/regroup of Isreal was long writing/prophesied in the Holy Bible before ever the event took place.
Desolation; Michah 3:12 .....Jerusalem shall become heap.....
Rebirth/Restoration; Zechariah 10: 6,8 .......i will bring them again to place them..... isaiah11: 11-12 And it shall come to pass in that day, that the Lord shall set his hand again the second time to recover the remnant of his people which is left from........and shall assemble the outcasts of Isreal.......from the four corners of the earth. .......Isaiah 66:8 Who hath heard such a thing? who hath seem such things? shall the earth be made to bring forth in one day? or shall a nation be born at once.....22 for as the new earth and the new heavean so shall your name remain.
All these were said before the desolation of Isreal and none of these words fell to the ground without being fullfilled.
We all know that isreal was destroyed and desolate for many years before 1948. Eventhough, many bible scholars never believed that Isreal will everly regroup or reborn again, but it came to pass. After which the bible said they shall be stronger than the lost glory days of Isreal until the messiah comes.
If you're able to believes it then you believe in thw coming of Christ.
Then the next question is, are you ready? and who is he coming for? the sinner or righteous? |
Travel › Re: 11 Most Popular Springs and Waterfalls in Nigeria by forgiveness(op): 12:30am On Jul 10, 2015 |
DuBLINGreenb: I wish lyf as a Nigerian wasn't all about exams and a lousy certificate which ties you down to a measly $50 job where you have to sweat out your youth. I'd be doing more with my lyf. Do you know what iyf stands for? or What do you know about IYF? |
Travel › Re: 11 Most Popular Springs and Waterfalls in Nigeria by forgiveness(op): 7:36am On Jul 07, 2015 |
aminho: what of the one in kaduna and yola They seem not to ring a bell. pls tell me their names. thanks |
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Travel › Re: 11 Most Popular Springs and Waterfalls in Nigeria by forgiveness(op): 9:05pm On Jul 06, 2015 |
11, Effon Waterfalls
This10m plunge of raging limpid waters was recently discovered tucked away in a remote corner of Effon Ridge near the town of Effon-Alaaye, Ekiti State.
Gracious plunge of pristine spring waters, hard to miss yet so hard to find; lost for decades, now discovered and thrown in the lime light. All known records of tourist attractions in Ekiti State and the neighbouring Osun State with which it shares boundary along the great Effon Ridge, show Arinta Waterfalls and Olumirin Waterfalls as the only falls on the ridge. It’s nonetheless awesome to note that both waterfalls have greatly enjoyed an impressive tourist traffic from all over the country.
Pictures by naijatrek
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Travel › Re: 11 Most Popular Springs and Waterfalls in Nigeria by forgiveness(op): 2:22pm On Jul 06, 2015*. Modified: 9:20pm On Jul 06, 2015 |
10, Obudu Cattle Range Waterfall
This Mini Waterfall is located in Obudu Cattle Ranch Resort. The Ranch which is 24 square kilometre in size is at an altitude where view is breathtaking and the air is fresh and clean, is where this spectacular grotto (a natural swimming pool with its sparkling pure water, and a clear view of the long winding waterfal is situatedl. Green mountain ranges surround this natural reserve that is home to rare species of birds and other animals such as the Gorilla.
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Travel › Re: 11 Most Popular Springs and Waterfalls in Nigeria by forgiveness(op): 2:21pm On Jul 06, 2015*. Modified: 8:27pm On Jul 06, 2015 |
9. Gurara falls
The Gurara river is a large tributary of the famous River Niger and is most impressive after the rainy season when the water becomes a raging torrent while in January, during the dry season and when water levels are low, there are clear pools at the bottom of the falls in which visitors can swim.
As well as being an area of outstanding natural beauty the area surrounding Gurara Waterfall is also a fantastic place for bird watching.
There is an on-going plan to develop the waterfall into a resort.
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Travel › Re: 11 Most Popular Springs and Waterfalls in Nigeria by forgiveness(op): 2:17pm On Jul 06, 2015*. Modified: 5:50pm On Jul 06, 2015 |
8. Arinta Waterfall
Are you thinking of going somewhere where only a few do, then it is time to visit the Arinta Water Falls in Ipole-Iloro, Ekiti State. It is surrounded by natural forest vegetation and it is not far from the Ikogosi Warm Spring. It is a perfect place for your picnic, relaxation and swimming.
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Travel › Re: 11 Most Popular Springs and Waterfalls in Nigeria by forgiveness(op): 2:15pm On Jul 06, 2015*. Modified: 5:10pm On Jul 06, 2015 |
7. Farin Ruwa Waterfalls
The falls are a spectacular sight; 150 metres of cascading water and one of the tallest waterfalls in Nigeria. The waterfall is split across three tiers and surrounded by an abundant forest, making it a haven for eco-tourism. Interestingly, the Farin Ruwa Falls is taller than the Victoria Falls, the most revered waterfall in Africa.
'Farin Ruwa' translates into 'white water' in the Hausa language. The falls gained this name from the power and appearance of the torrential, gushing water. The best time to visit is between April and September, when there is the most water in the river and the waterfall is at its most spectacular.
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Travel › Re: 11 Most Popular Springs and Waterfalls in Nigeria by forgiveness(op): 2:11pm On Jul 06, 2015*. Modified: 5:03pm On Jul 06, 2015 |
6. Agbokim Waterfall
The waterfall is surrounded by lush greenery, valleys and steep hills which are enveloped in a rainbow-like aura. Its freshness is captivating and has an alluring serenity.This is a spectacular falling sheet of water, attractive and impressive tourist spots and a highly recommended place for picnics. It is the ideal location for a vacation to getting back into nature and regaining your creative productivity and general well being.
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Travel › Re: 11 Most Popular Springs and Waterfalls in Nigeria by forgiveness(op): 2:06pm On Jul 06, 2015*. Modified: 4:45pm On Jul 06, 2015 |
5. Assop water falls
Assop Falls is perhaps, one of the most popular tourist attractions on Jos Plateau, north-central Nigeria. The falls is noted to rest on the edge of the plateau, and is located about 64 km from Jos city, along the Jos-Abuja road. Assop falls is a popular tourist stop for picnicking, swimming, bird viewing and sight seeing.
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Travel › Re: 11 Most Popular Springs and Waterfalls in Nigeria by forgiveness(op): 2:04pm On Jul 06, 2015*. Modified: 10:09pm On Jul 06, 2015 |
4. Wikki Springs
The Wikki Warm Springs is one of the best features of Yankari game reserves. It is crystal-clear, disease free and naturally warm. For many individuals, the Wikki Springs with white sand resting at the bottom, is the main reason for visiting the Yankari. Flood-lit at night, it’s wonderful after a hot day’s game-viewing to relax in the warm water
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Travel › Re: 11 Most Popular Springs and Waterfalls in Nigeria by forgiveness(op): 2:01pm On Jul 06, 2015*. Modified: 4:09pm On Jul 06, 2015 |
3. Owu Falls
Owu falls is the highest and most spectacular natural water fall in West Africa, and is located in Ifelodun Local government area of Kwara State. The water fall stand as one of the symbol of nature which it existence is untraceable, but can only be appreciated and promoted by exploring. The water fall is 120m above water level and cascades 330 feet down an escarpment with rocky out crops to a pool of ice cold water below. The water falls is surrounded with a beautiful natural ambience and hills which makes sightseeing a memorable experience. The waterfall is characterized with fall of ice cold water, beautiful rocky part and walk ways, and evergreen surrounding.
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Travel › Re: 11 Most Popular Springs and Waterfalls in Nigeria by forgiveness(op): 1:59pm On Jul 06, 2015*. Modified: 9:33pm On Jul 06, 2015 |
2, Ikogosi Warm Springs
The Ikogosi Warm Springs is a tourist attraction located at Ikogosi, a town in Ekiti State, southwestern Nigeria.Flowing abreast the warm spring is another cold spring which meets the warm spring at a confluence, each maintaining its thermal properties. This attributes makes the springs a tourist attraction in Nigeria.Research suggested that the warm spring has a temperature of about 70oC at the source and 37oC at the confluence.
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Travel › 11 Most Popular Springs and Waterfalls in Nigeria by forgiveness(op): 1:16pm On Jul 06, 2015*. Modified: 10:04pm On Jul 06, 2015 |
1, Erin Ijesha Waterfalls
Erin Ijesha (Olumirin) is a seven step waterfall in Osun State, Nigeria, the waterfalls is a whole new exciting and awe inspiring experience with nature. Each step of the waterfall has a flowing fountain that marks the mystical nature of the place.
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Car Talk › Re: Photos Of Specially Made Armored Patrol Vehicles Proudly Crafted In Nigeria by forgiveness: 10:51pm On Jul 04, 2015 |
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Car Talk › Re: Photos Of Specially Made Armored Patrol Vehicles Proudly Crafted In Nigeria by forgiveness: 10:49pm On Jul 04, 2015 |
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Car Talk › Re: Photos Of Specially Made Armored Patrol Vehicles Proudly Crafted In Nigeria by forgiveness: 10:44pm On Jul 04, 2015 |
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Car Talk › Re: Photos Of Specially Made Armored Patrol Vehicles Proudly Crafted In Nigeria by forgiveness: 10:35pm On Jul 04, 2015 |
The company is in Ode Remo and not Ijebu ode Ogun State.
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Travel › Re: 10 Most Naturally Beautiful States In Nigeria. by forgiveness: 11:46pm On Jul 03, 2015*. Modified: 10:25pm On Jul 05, 2015 |
I have been to 7 out of the 10 state and i can affirm that indeed they are the most beautiful states in Nigeria. Taraba deserves to top that list and if anyone is still in doubt just google Gashaka and Gumti park, Mambila plateau and Chapel wadi. Plateau state also deserve 2nd spot and Cross River deserves the 3rd Spot with its beautiful waterfalls, mountains, river an beach. A Korean visited Kagoma in Kaduna and was amazed at it beauty.
Ekiti state fine no be small. I ve been to ikogsi warm spring and infact you could see alots of waterfalls while driving in Ekiti. |
Politics › Re: Military Checkpoints Return In Abia by forgiveness: 6:49pm On Jul 02, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Southwest Vs Southeast Poverty Rates from UNDP: A Critical Analysis. by forgiveness: 6:09pm On Jul 02, 2015 |
scholes0: Sure. Ondo is the already the no 5 or 4 largest oil producing state in Nigeria. Akwa Ibom is 1st, Delta is 2 or 3 Rivers is 3 or 2 Ondo or Bayelss is currently 4th or 5th. ok. I know Ondo is the 5th already but i don't know how it will soon be 4th ahead of Bayelsa. However, i heard Ondo is suppose to be 2nd if the offshore(Agbami oil field) is included. Thanks anyway. |
Politics › Re: Southwest Vs Southeast Poverty Rates from UNDP: A Critical Analysis. by forgiveness: 2:27pm On Jul 02, 2015 |
scholes0: Bwahahahahaha..... E dey pain you o... gen gen . You said MENTION ANYTHING produced in Yoruba land..... and I am giving you a non exhaustive list.... now, you want to start placing geographical restrictions on me ....
Dude.... I dont want to have to have to force it down your guts, but the South-West is Nigeria's epicenter..... Lagos has tried, and the baton is being slowly but surely handing over to ogun. Lagos will focus on services, while Ogun will focus on Industry, Oyo will focus on Commerce (Ibadan comes to mind), Ondo will provide Oil and gas (as it will soon be the No4 largest Oil producer in Nigeria), Ekiti will be a scenic hinterland laden with beautiful hills, and lush countryside ideal for Tourism, and business conferencing, Osun is our Spiritual homeland... ... Allocate function the SE states how it pleases you, Anambra can be your commercial centre while Ebonyi can be your food basket, but that is none of my business. @ bolded can you pls tell me more about it? tanks |
Politics › Re: Prof. Niyi Osundare: “Blues For The New Senate King” by forgiveness: 4:30pm On Jun 30, 2015 |
Bollove: Who told you Tinubu and Buhari share the same course ?
If Tinubu share the course as Buhari , he would have played neutral and never interfere in the election of Independent Institution NASS the same way Buhari did.
Tinubu is the over ambitious man here :
Tinubu singlehandedly brought Ayegun , the National Chairman of APC Tinubu singlehandedly brought Osinbajo, the vice President elect Tinubu singlehandedly backed Gbajabiamala Tinubu in Lawan/Akume
Haba , in a party of many leaders where Opposition parties merged.
Tinubu over ambitious is the cause of APC problem ...... He planted Oyegun as Chairman so nobody does anything in the party without Tinubu ... with Osinbajo Tinubu know what is happening in Presidency ..... With Akume/Gbajabiamala Tinubu knows the nitty gritty of NASS ......
Is that not over ambitious  |
Politics › Re: Re:bisi Akande.there Is No Conspiracy Anywhere. by forgiveness: 4:34pm On Jun 29, 2015*. Modified: 6:55pm On Jun 29, 2015 |
babyhrt: Buhari's emergence to me was a collective decision rather than a one man show.this is because Tinubu knows that neither of the other candidates has enof national acceptance to win Jonathan so he had no choice.nevertheless we cannot say dat Buhari did nt get the support of Tinubu and thats why Buhari after his nomination willingly relinquish his right to pick his running mate to Tinubu.The Name Osibanjo came to the scene. a man Buhari never knew. If Buhari emerged through a collective decision and not as a result of a one man show, did Buhari emerged through a collective concesus decision or through election? If through election then why was it that Tinubu was not able to influence the party to had collectively decided on chosen Buhari as the party sole candidate,since you said Tinubu knew stands no chance against GEJ? . |
Politics › Re: Re:bisi Akande.there Is No Conspiracy Anywhere. by forgiveness: 3:36pm On Jun 29, 2015 |
Is President Buhari also a toothless one since Buhari was single handedly picked by Tinubu and he went ahead to mobilies party structure to his favor against the ambition of the likes of Atiku, Rochas etcetera?
I just they ask, not in support or against Chief opinion. |
Culture › Re: RESULTS: Annual Nairaland State Census by forgiveness: 11:15pm On Jun 26, 2015 |
scholes0: Hey there, Nice presentation, but this is inaccurate I took the screenshot, as at the time you declared this thread closed to voting. And these were the figures as at then:
Anambra: 721 likes Ogun: 562 likes Osun: 530 likes Imo: 520 likes Oyo: 450 likes Delta: 404 likes Lagos: 388 likes And so forth.......
It was for example ..... after the thread was locked that Imo got up to 534 So pls, do the needful. seconded. . |