₦airaland Forum

ElSudani:
Don't mind them, I don't even know where they heard anyone is going to war.

Guyman01:
If this coup had happened in a country that shares borders with South West or South East for instance these same northern Ulamas would have been in the forefront to promote war because the unity of Nigeria is not 'negotiable' and democracy must be restored same way Yoruba Muslims are encouraging Tinubu to scatter Niger.
Instead of envoys Tinubu is now sending Muslim Clerics to save face because he was too fast to talk about the coup threatening military force before weighing his words.
Now Tinubu is dividing ECOWAS at behest og France

ElSudani:
There's not going to be any war. Obidients will be so disappointed by this news.

freeborn02:
You and I know that you also voted for Tinubu based on tribalism and bigotry.

So, you are a confirmed thief calling another person a thief.

RuggedBiafran:
People living in better standards above your tribe that lives under brown rusted roofing?

Omo this guy dey smoke loud!

gidgiddy:
No point reading the many lies that have been told against Ironsi when Gowons dcree 14 abolishing the 4 Regions, and decree 15 abolishing resource control, are both all over the internet

gidgiddy:
Theres no history to re-write except the lies. Gowons Decree 14 is below in black and white

https://www.nairaland.com/5690269/how-gowon-introduced-unitary-rule

RuggedBiafran:
Yoruba politics of sophisticated betrayal.

gidgiddy:
Well he is definitely not the reason why Nigeria is poverty capital of the world, 8 most terrorised country on earth, and an all round disaster

gidgiddy:
This Apapa guy is something else

tobyjacky:
What dies this man really want exactly

T9ksy:
Hell NO!!!

In fact, Ibos have always been anti- yoruba right from the time of the Amalgamation of the North and Southern Nigeria. However, they were the first to start shouting from the mountain tops about how yorubas betrayed them even when everyone knows that, they were the ones always betraying yorubas...

They are quick to call us tribalists simply because we didn't allow their slimy leader to laud it over us in our region. Even with the benefit of hindsight of what transpired in the 1st republic where they, as a result of their servitude to the fulanis, one of their kind was made Federal Minister for education, ibos VCed all the universities in our region! They still call us tribalists to this day.

Nvestor02:
The funniest part is that i still don't see reason why peoole see tjis man as Messiah. Same man that doctor strike for 13 months under him.

Longest strike in the world.

DeepThroater:
Ironsi was in the capital of western Nigeria under the direct protection of Fajuyi.


He stood his ground against the mutinous northern officers not because he cared about that buffoon Ironsi but because he was the military governor of the then Western region and wanted to let the world know he had no hand in Ironsi being killed.

That's honour for you something the 0hus do not understand.

DaRuud:
It's like the OP and Nairalanders are against the North , why haven't you guys post the result of Salmanu Isa who had 9 A1s and 347 in JAMB

Alchemy528:
Sounds nice but useless

DeejaywonDJ1:
One of the aspects I love most about the movie, Jagun-jagun is that its slight deviation from the usual representations of ancient Yoruba warfare in films.

It's understandable if some of us erroneously believe that Yoruba did go to wars with charms only--that's one of the damages Yoruba Nollywood has done to our history and our orientations.

Some are so surprised to see the display of martial arts in Jagun-jagun. They query how Yoruba warriors could engage in sword fights like they see in Chinese movies. It's not their fault, it's because of the standards set by the Nollywood. Though, this is not the first time of seeing sword fights in Yoruba movies, I think the same was done in the "Ogun Abele Ti Je," if my memory serves me right, only that this Jagun-jagun is one of it's kind in the recent time.

We need to start unlearn somethings we learned in the past. We would definitely witness more of such introductions and reintroductions in Nigerian movies henceforth. One of them is shoes.

NOTE: in addition, the shapes and formations of Yoruba swords are different. Also, our iron and it's products were black, not white.
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