₦airaland Forum

cap28:
No need to go on the defensive.  
My post was merely a response to your obvious attempt to crow about the acheivements of Ogundipe - i felt it was necessary to put you in the picture about Ironsi's achievements as well - do you have a problem with that?
You seemed to be basking in the sycophantic praise showered on you by one of your followers and i thought i might as well balance out the facts.
For a man who claims not to do comparisons between tribes you seem to spend an awful lot of time getting embroiled in yoruba v igbo debates in respect of the nigerian civil war, hardly the mindset or actions of a non tribalistic person!!
I am not ALWAYS angry and emotional , i just get irritated when people like you twist and distort facts in order to suit your bigotted agendas.

Apology accepted!

Now that we know that Ironsi is not your kinsman, we forgive you for your obvious but unnecessary mistake.

Have a great day!

Andre Uweh:
Guy, you have insulted Max a lot in this forum, it's high time you stop it. [b]By the way, did Max tell you he is Igbo[/b]?.

Hello, Mr. Abadaba,

I dont like Liars!

I am not going to bring forth any more evidence, until I am compelled to.

cap28:
you obviously were not paying attention during geography , since when has Umuahia been described as being located in Sierra Leone?

Aguiyi-Ironsi was the most decorated of the three. A tall and physically imposing man – he looked like a soldier (a stark contrast to the pot bellied generals of later generations), yet he was easygoing and spoke in a slow, measured tone.  His father was from Sierra Leone and his mother an Igbo.

http://www.kwenu.com/publications/siollun/1966_coup1.htm

And that was from your Ibo brother, MAX SIOLLUN


Did I burst your bubble?

I am so sorry.

ezeagu:
Look at the person calling somebody dumb-dumb. A[b]nyway, there are Igbo people from Sierra Leone.[/b]

. . . and the rest are in Isreal, No?

cap28:
And what do you call a man who was the most decorated soldier of his generation.

A man who spoke all three of nigeria's major languages (igbo, yoruba and hausa) fluently.
A man who commanded a UN peacekeeping force in the Congo ( the first african to command such a force)

A man who took on the rank of major general while in the Congo (again the first african to attain such a rank) but who humbly reverted to brigadier upon his return to Nigeria.

A man who was awarded a medal for gallantry by the Austrian govt for his bravery and courage in the Congo.

I tell you what you call such a man,  you call him Johnson Aguiyi Ironsi - a man who was brutally cut down in his prime by barbarians because of his honesty and sincerity.

Katsumoto you are not fit to kiss the feet of his descendants.

A Sierra Leonean

Ironsi is from Republic of Sierra Leone, remember dumb-dumb

Always eager to claim other people!

Katsumoto:
What do you call a man who faced the Japs in Burma in WW2 for 3 years? Until you accomplish such a feat, you are not fit to call the man's name.

'Another serious rival of Ironsi's,  Brigadier Ogundipe, had the advantage of not only being the only senior Nigerian officer who had actually seen combat in Burma during World War2 but had also been the first Nigerian to command  a Brigade formation at Lualuaborg in the Congo (before Ironsi assumed overall command of ONUC).'

http://www.dawodu.com/omoigui35.htm

OMG

Oga Katsumoto, when next you are in Yankee, can I take you out to a high end strip club?


You are the effing shyyt!

Slam dunk right here!


Yorubaland>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Alaigbo!

@Becomrichn:

What does Lagbaja's "Great Ife" clip have to do with the fact that you lied on Wikipedia?

So, when and where exactly did you relaunch Egbe Omo Oduduwa?

Ujujoan:
Why am I not surprised you are the one coming up with this stooopid conclusion

Do you need someone to interpret posts to you

Why am I not surprised that you are stalking me?

I dont do igbo girls you know

[quote author=[WilyWily link=topic=599800.msg7697642#msg7697642 date=1297260160]Never trust Yoruba people, didn't they Conspired with Hausa/Fulani and killed our brother Ken W, who help them.[/quote]You are a big Ediot

Did Gani Fawehinmi not fight for Ken W?

Tell me stupidd

[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=599800.msg7697561#msg7697561 date=1297259420]You are making it a personal thing dumb-dumb by asking me personal questions.

And by the way, my family resides in Port Harcourt.[/quote]Since you ran the US
And his blood is your blood

Using deductive reasoning, is it safe to assume that since you are a coward, your father, like Ojukwu and Njoku and other Ibo greats, is a puccy too?

[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=599800.msg7697509#msg7697509 date=1297258933]This bkbaboon needs to be put on a leash once and for all. Always throwing crap around like a chimpanzee. What is the difference between him and a baboon? Nothing. . .

The lunacy that this buffoon brings is too much o!  [/quote]Dont make it a personal thingy
Lets stick with facts

Did your father, and by extension you, run to the US or not?

[quote author=bk.babe97y link=topic=599800.msg7697456#msg7697456 date=1297258434]Yeah, but you had the "Luxury" of heading to the United States. . . .

Man, shut the fucxk up and let grown folk take care of business. You just stay spitting shiyyt like a 58yr old retar*d![/quote]

LMAO

OMG

Mai Suya:
Would it not be foolishness to assume that the CJN is unaware of this (emblodened above) fact?

Some people think everyone is as stupidd as they are!

Becomrich, you did not relaunch Egbe Omo Oduduwa

Egbe Omo Oduduwa
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This article includes a list of references, related reading or external links, but its sources remain unclear because it lacks inline citations. Please improve this article by introducing more precise citations where appropriate. (April 2009)
Egbé Ọmọ Odùduwà, was a Nigerian political organization established in 1945, when Chief Obafemi Awolowo along with Dr. Oni Akerele, Chief Akintola Williams, Professor Saburi Biobaku, Chief Abiodun Akinrele, Chief Ayo Rosiji and others, met in London. Their stated aim in setting up the organization was to unite the Yorùbá in a manner similar to the tenets of the Ibibio State Union and the Ibo Federal Union; which were political action committees of the Ibibio and the Igbo respectively.
The Egbé Ọmọ Odùduwà grew in importance in 1948 when it was launched in Lagos with great fanfare by prominent Yorùbá politicians associated with the Nigerian Youth Movement. These politicians included Chief Bode Thomas, Sir Adeyemo Alakija, Chief H. O. Davies, Dr. Kofo Abayomi, Dr. Akinola Maja and others. The revival of the Egbé Ọmọ Odùduwà in 1948 was not accidental, because that was the year heated debates were being held to the decide Nigeria's political orientation; nationalism or parochialism. During this period of the struggle for independence from the British, radical nationalism had been on the ascendancy since 1938, but it became very pronounced, between 1945-1948. This period was marked by the General Strike of 1945 and the 1946 Nigeria-wide NCNC campaign against the imposition of the Richards Constitution.
Yoruba politicians in Lagos led by Chief Bode Thomas formed the group in response to the afore-mentioned ethnically specific organizations, and also to chart a specific course for the development of Nigeria's Western Region, populated overwhelmingly by Yorubas. On March 21, 1951 the Egbé Ọmọ Odùduwà set up a political party called the Action Group. The party was to serve as the vehicle for realizing its primary objective of mobilizing the Yorùbá into one political umbrella. The Action Group, was therefore formed to implement the ideals and objectives of the Egbé Ọmọ Odùduwà; and was led by Chief Obafemi Awolowo.
The Egbé Ọmọ Odùduwà was relauched again lead by[b] Adesegun Musiwa[/b] as a political forum to support for all children of Oduduwa. EgbeOmoduduwa@live.com.
Other organization within Egbe Omo Oduduwa are (OSIA) Oduduwa Economical agency (OEA) Oduduwa education foundation (OEF) Oduduwa development agency (ODA)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egbe_Omo_Oduduwa

^^^

DO you look anywhere like those girls in those videos?

Coolabbie:
Fstranger why are u stalking me? Kilode?

What is Kilode?

I was just complimenting you?

Dont you like that?

^^^ Are you hot?

Coolabbie:
Dazzle u wan drag ranoscky wit iya?

Another very intelligent post, by romance section standard of course!

Eni to ri nkan e, to fe ku nitori e, owo eni to ti sonnu nkan

It is funny how Africans have this sit tight mentality. Same thing with GEJ, tasted the allure and privileges of the presidency, next thing, he wants to die in Asorock


May god save us all!

Cachez:
I can see that majority of people that have made comments are really ignorant of situation on ground. It may be true that the purported elevation of the president of court of Appeal to Supreme court is a promotion, but it is actually a demotion in disguise. The president of appeal court is equal to a judge in supreme court. The seniority in Supreme court is determined from the day one is confirmed to the supreme court. So going by this u will agree that many of Justic Salami juniors that he had recommended to the supreme court in the past while occupying the position of the president of the appeal court will now be his seniors.So it is better and more honourable for them to leave the man to retire as the president of the appeal court. I think the elevation is politically motivated to pave way for some politicians since the elections will soon commence.Remember court of appeal handles tribunal cases related to governorship election.

You are paranoid

He is not the only competent person around and no one, and i mean NO ONE, is indispensable.

With him as the President of the Court of Appeals or not, what will happen will happen. No one is bigger than due process and no judge is bigger than Nigeria. Let him get off his high horse or else he would be disgraced from his position.

Onlytruth:
Let's assume for once that ONE man ran away like your[b] "general" Ogundipe[/b] who fled BEFORE the first shot was fired.

What about the THOUSANDS of so called soldiers from your land who almost actually ran away until aboki pointed a gun to their heads.

How?

Could you please enlighten us and failure to do so, this post would be interpreted as mere rant from a drowning man!

[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=599800.msg7695161#msg7695161 date=1297234184]^^^

And we are still proud Biafrans. Lets see the British come to your aid again. With a fair fight, we Igbos always prevail.

Almost 3 years to defeat "rebel" troops and you are still beating your chest.

Nigeria was weak. But Nigeria's masters, [b]the West [/b]had to help all the other tribes gang up on the Igbo.

Remember we Igbos fought EVERYONE. Now take that you SOB.[/quote]I assume you mean the SW! Yeah, you are right!

Johndoe100:
It is only in Nigeria that someone who is an employee can dictate how and where he/she will work. Employers are he ones who dictate. If the employee is unhappy with the new adjusted duties he can resign. That is the honorable path. Is the position his own? Does it belong to his familly?
I wonder what example these politicized Judges think they are setting.

You brought out a cogent point.
As a professional, it was unbecoming of him to have complained, and even more disheartening is the fact that he made it public and personal between himself and his superior, and in the process tarnished the image of both his superior and the Presidency, and by his own actions, he has left his superiors with no other option that to fire him, or at least, take some disciplinary actions against him

He is definitely setting a bad precedent and you'd thing he would know better but, eh, this is Nigeria, everything, and anything, goes!

^^^^

That song is still wack

Must Don Jazzy be in every Video?


And how come Snoop disappeared when D'banJ started 'rapping' in Yoruba.

^^^^

You have not met your husband!

^^^

Mr. Tensor777,


looking for someone else to molest?

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=599800.msg7694685#msg7694685 date=1297218672]We lack an army. That is the cold, hard truth. Once we have an ethnic army like the North does, or even the ND militants do, then the reality on the ground in Nigeria will be very different.

That is really all it boils down to. Nobody listens to you in this country w/o the threat of violence.[/quote]Things are changing

OPC has been doing great, if not for the in fighting between Gani Adams and Faseun, they would have been more formidable and better organised than they presently are. Hopefully, going forward, they both can work on their differences for the good of the SW.

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=599800.msg7694649#msg7694649 date=1297217349]It is what it is. He lost the mid-west territory, lost control over the Western region to Akintola and allowed the enemies of the Yoruba people to cause chaos in the land, got himself imprisoned on trumped up charges, and kept trying to make alliance with the Igbo when it is clear they meant nothing but harm for him.

Only reason why things turned out halfway decently is because of the incompetence of the Igbo coup plotters and Ironsi. If they'd be somewhat reasonable in their actions (capture rather than kill leaders, place less trust in Northern soldiers, consolidate their hold on the army), the counter-coup would never have occurred and they'd be dominant in all of Nigeria today.

Anyway, I'm sure he tried his best. But results are all that matter to me. And the end result would have not been very good without a fortuitous miscalculation by his enemies.[/quote]not sure if that is the right way to put it.

anyways, how would you have handled the situation?

[quote author=bk.babe97y link=topic=599800.msg7694642#msg7694642 date=1297217161]U really gotta be crazy for the statement in bolded! The same biyytch aszz tribalist RichyBlack fagg*ot aszz nigga that always banned/threatened me with a ban every time I asked a question when I first joined?! Know this today: RICHYBLACK (amongst other fools like Eziachi, MentalGong, and Dede1 etc) is one of the main reasons I will remain viral against yall monkey aszz human-flesh eaters till the day I stop coming on here. . . . fucxking Ibos, u'll never hear 'em speak the truth![/quote]Gbam!

I approve this message.

Ko ni da fun e

Oloshi!

Phucc you!