Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 12:07pm On Mar 09, 2019 |
5thElement: Don't worry. Your own generation didn't meet history in school, so I understand. I was taught full Nigerian history starting from when I was in primary school and through secondary school. So, yes. I was taught how the civil war began, Nigeria's political parties in the 50s and 60s, Independence, various ethnic groups in Nigeria, their geographical locations, their culture and customs. These were facts we had to cram even in primary school as well as secondary school.
And yes, education was qualitative then. And you were taught about how Igbos caused the downfall of Nigeria in your primary and secondary school? Is that? Every other thing you've mentioned is normal history. But were you taught that it was the igbos that caused Nigeria's political mess? I'll call that selective teaching to malign the igbos. |
Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 12:03pm On Mar 09, 2019 |
5thElement: So the British are struggling with Biafra's exit from Nigeria? Is that so? Interesting.
I'm glad to see that you have a high opinion of yourselves. Still doesn't change the facts about you guys. I think it was Ahmad Bello who talked extensively about your bragging attitude and expansionist tendencies. When I first heard his comments which I downloaded from YouTube, I felt disgusted that a supposed Nigerian leader could talk that way...then I joined Nairaland and my eyes were opened.
I'm glad we both agree that the Igbos aren't politically savvy. "...and then you joined nairaland and your eyes opened..." Are you taking the things that happens here very seriously? I hope you're not among those that read stuffs on nairaland and translate it the real world. Because the real world is far different from whatever this thread is talking about. Go outside and interview an average Nigerian about the events of 1966 and he/she knows little about what you're talking about. Get real. |
Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 11:57am On Mar 09, 2019 |
There is also this part of history that no one has talked about in 7 pages of this thread. History tells us that the intention of the coup was to kill those in power and install in power Awolowo, who was in prison.
Perhaps no one talks about this because it is not a fact isn't it? |
Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 11:55am On Mar 09, 2019 |
PeterUdeme: Those from the midewest are igbos. Those from eastern region are controlled by igbos. It's just as y'all call anybody from the north fulani today. The former IGP was Nupe, yet you all call him fulani. Those officers were all carrying out igbo agenda of dominating Nigeria, nay Africa. I believe you've read about Nzeogwu's interview after the coup. If you really want to be sincere to yourself, you'll realise he did it not because of any Igbo agenda because he had no business about things related to Igbo. Please kindly read up his interviews after the coup. He even said that Ironsi should've been killed but he wasn't. The analysis shows that those in Lagos hesitated on their job and if Nzeogwu was in Lagos, he'd have executed perfectly. He wasn't even happy that Ironsi was taking power. In his interview, he said he remains his boss but from his countenance, it showed discomfort. That's not clearly what he wanted. |
Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 11:50am On Mar 09, 2019 |
adelee777: In standard Ibo tradition none of them will respond intelligently to this. Their only response will be chest beating, loud mouthing and lunatic screams of "Afonja". Don't be a child. That's why this shouldn't have been put up in the first place. If you want to contribute, contribute. If you don't, don't. Chip in something let's learn. |
Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 11:46am On Mar 09, 2019 |
5thElement: There's a saying, those who do not know history are bound to repeat it.
There's a reason why schools teach history.
Besides, I think Nigerians are getting tired of the persecution complex of the average Igbo who thinks he and his forebears are saints and martyrs in this project called Nigeria. It is only good to once in a while revisit and remind ourselves of the facts. That's all. Just so you know, while I am a lover of history, I only began to research more after getting to college because the Yoruba folks/historians around me talked about it from time to time. I mean, I was in Awo Hall in Ife, and there's no time you won't hear people talk about what Awo did or didn't do. The question is, were you taught in school about how Nzeogwu killed Ahmadu Bello or how Ifeajuna killed Tafawa Balewa and dumped his body on the road side? I think the answer is no. Unless you had a better standard of education while growing up, I only recall hearing about the fact that "there was a military coup and the specific dates"... and it ended there. I don't know where you live or grew up but I don't live in an environment where the average Igbo thinks he's a Saint or is being persecuted. By the way, I am average Igbo. Am I a Saint? Yes. Am I being persecuted? Why would you even persecute me for what soldiers did in the past... anybody who does that is unintelligent and has no intention of moving forward in life. Am I part of this project called Nigeria? Yes I am and I have to be. |
Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 11:33am On Mar 09, 2019 |
PeterUdeme: Adaka Boro was sentenced to death by ironsi. He was to be killed in Dec 1966. That's what I'm saying... There is no proof of fact that Ironsi would not have executed the coup plotters, as they were already in prison. Emmanuel Ifeajuna ran to Ghana, but he was brought back and put in prison. |
Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 11:31am On Mar 09, 2019 |
PeterUdeme: If you don't know this, then you shouldn't be on this thread. I don't. That's why I need you to give me proof that it happened. |
Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 9:41am On Mar 09, 2019 |
My question to the OP is, if it is true, and is a fact, that yes, Igbos were the cause of all of these, and if he acknowledged that it is a sensitive issue, of what use was the post for?
He says igbos should pick a point and counter.... So that what exactly will happen?
He says to understand the cause of a problem, the genesis should be looked into... While I don't disagree, is he saying that the ability to move forward is non-existent because we are Africans? |
Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 9:36am On Mar 09, 2019 |
5thElement: @ the bolded, we know you guys worship the white skin and you think Caucasians or anyone with light skin a god or special. Nothing more patethic than this.
The white man did not choose Azikiwe to be President. The North had majority in the house while the south could have formed a majority only if they combined.
Awolowo was ready to give Azikiwe the post of Prime minister if they aligned their regions to get the majority and beat the north. But guess who betrayed the south and settled for ceremonial presidency status? Azikiwe.
You guys need to read more o. Awolowo was ready to give Zik the post of the prime minister if they aligned? I'm seeing this for the first time. Shed more light. |
Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 9:29am On Mar 09, 2019 |
5thElement: This is simple sturvs. Pick a paragraph that you think is a lie and show us the lie and present the truth. Then after that? OK, let's say it is true... That Igbos caused all the genesis of the problem.... We should not be positive and move forward because of that? Don't be like what the APC is doing... Saying that because pdp damaged Nigeria for 16 years, they can't move forward. |
Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 9:26am On Mar 09, 2019 |
5thElement: Which part of Nigeria is screaming for freedom today and getting themselves killed over a republic they blocked others from getting? There's your answer. getting themselves killed over a republic they blocked others from getting? What does that mean? |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Do You Need It? by hausadreturn(m): 1:28am On Mar 09, 2019 |
You didn't put location. Abi na nationwide delivery? |
Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 12:26am On Mar 09, 2019 |
ipodstinks: Zik only lived with his grandmother living in onitsha, he was born in the north. His father is from Enugu He was born in the North, yes. He died in Enugu, yes. He is from Onitsha in Anambra. This is a fact. We shouldn't even be dragging on it. |
Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 12:18am On Mar 09, 2019 |
It is also surprising that majority of the pepertrators of the coup were brutally murdered, buried alive, and shot. Some were even killed in prison... But nobody ever questioned the killing of Ironsi and Fajuiyi.
Was it an eye for an eye?
None of them coup plotters that killed Tafawa Balewa and co. walked free after what they did, but history tells us that Theophlius Danjuma and co., who orchestrated the killing of Fajuiyi and Ironsi was never questioned. It makes no sense. T. Danjuma went on to become one of the richest men on Nigeria. He was even Obasanjo's senior in the army. He's got blood on his hands. Whether he likes it or not.
Like I said earlier, there's a need to move forward. Someone up there said, should we continue blaming Adam for our woes; should we continue blaming Lord Lugard for putting us in this way? The answer is no.
We must continue to be positive and do the right thing. |
Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 12:11am On Mar 09, 2019 |
ipodstinks: Oga, wetin you drink? Zik is from Enugu Like the OP said, don't present your case like a kid. Zik is from Onitsha, in Anambra State. |
Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 12:10am On Mar 09, 2019 |
1. Louis Edet as IGP was from Cross River (that is not South East). 2. Zik was from Onitsha, Anambra
In the appointments of leaders of different parastatals, there's never been anywhere that mentioned that the positions were favoured for the igbos, rather it was based on merit. Aguiyi Ironsi was the most senior in the military (rank wise) and thus should've been naturally the GOC. I'm also surprised not to see the name of Adekunle Fajuiyi amongst the list of military personnels. He was a Lt. Col. as at the time he and Ironsi were killed.
After the first coup, the plotters were detained. I do not understand how the author says that they were treated as heroes while in prison. If Adaka Boro was also put in prison and not killed because of treason, I do not understand how Ironsi would've killed the coup plotters. The dots dont connect. |
Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 11:39pm On Mar 08, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 10:53pm On Mar 08, 2019 |
5thElement: What's laughable is you guys from the east always playing the victim card when Nigeria could have been either practicing true federalism or have broken up into its constituent parts.
You screaming "Biafra or death" today is the perfect example of Karma. Ask Isaac Adaka Boro.
You got served. I still don't get the meaning of you got served. Got served how? Is there any part of Nigeria that is enjoying better than others? |
Politics › Re: How Igbo Leaders Caused Nigeria's Current National Political Problems by hausadreturn(m): 10:45pm On Mar 08, 2019 |
cute9ja: Yes, we have had bad leadership for over 50 years agreed, and all tribes have failed us to be honest But what this writer has done is, trace the origin and genesis of this bad leadership, and we can't even deny that there are some shocking facts up there. But we have to move forward shouldn't we? I mean, Hitler did all sort of things, but look at Germany today. I'm not saying we shouldn't look at the past, but we've got to move forward progressively. It's like Buhari blaming the PDP govt of 16 years when they also have the power to change things for the better themselves. |
NYSC › Re: Your NYSC Questions Answered by hausadreturn(m): 8:43pm On Mar 08, 2019 |
Whitneyclark: Can one go to camp with Perfumes(because I sell Perfume oils, thinking of making sales there too)? If you can hide it well. Under a lot of layers in your travelling bag perhaps. |
Technology Market › Re: Aliexpress Agent/customer Come In by hausadreturn(m): 8:38pm On Mar 08, 2019 |
kripen: From my tracking I got this message 'shipment at local distribution center'. Should it be that it is already in the nearest post office.
Can I go to the post office if I am not call upon? It is in the post office. You should be called next week. Don't go yet. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by hausadreturn(m): 10:02pm On Mar 07, 2019 |
IKON360: China has redefined technological advancements and even America is scared. Now Huawei is suing the American government na wa o I think the fact that Canada is still holding Huawei's Chief Financial Officer is what is vexing them. How many months now and dem never release am. America even wants to make her come to US from Canada. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by hausadreturn(m): 9:56pm On Mar 07, 2019 |
sajods: I dnt know why my own order just dey different. 58 days, yet no show. I really need this phone Lol, are you new here? Shay I said I ordered November 27th and mine landed February 4th. You'll chill and wait. |
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Dear UN-SERIOUS Job Seeker by hausadreturn(m): 3:38pm On Mar 07, 2019 |
Nice. Cool stuff. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by hausadreturn(m): 3:24pm On Mar 07, 2019 |
aezenkwu: our water and their own water are not the same oh. don't let them fool you.. this is how I used my iPhone 7 to swim. that's the end of the phone. this is how I lost everything... You're kidding me! Despite all the ipx rating bla bla bla? |
Education › Re: Teacher Flogs Student, 12 Strokes, For Not Completing Her Homework (Photos) by hausadreturn(m): 2:42pm On Mar 06, 2019 |
Baselm: This is no flogging, trust me. They were even counting it. on your 12th stroke, my primary 4 teacher is telling you this is just appetizer, ure still bracing urself for the main strokes on your buttocks, Most pupils even totally avoid primary 6 because of Mr.Ayo. Secondary school was worse, all those pastors in our school. 2 teachers beating u at once while u lie down flat. Mehn that was brutal, I won't take that for my child. To even think that nobody really saw it as anything back then. |
Technology Market › Re: Aliexpress Agent/customer Come In by hausadreturn(m): 2:24pm On Mar 06, 2019 |
kripen: From my tracking, it said it has been 'accepted by Last mile carrier'
Please what is the meaning of this. e remain small. E don land already. |
Celebrities › Re: 'If Your Parents Are Not Your Role Model,Then There Is A Problem'- Yvonne Jegede by hausadreturn(m): 8:47am On Mar 05, 2019 |
Ayotemide: Small Minds have the loudest opinions in any sphere.
There is no problem if you chose any other person for the role...A lot of Families are dysfunctional today, so much there is little or nothing to take home as a child; infact it is better to swear not to have a family like you have had in most cases.
I don't blame her generalisations though, we keep making unintelligent people popular. Apt! |
Education › Re: Teacher Flogs Student, 12 Strokes, For Not Completing Her Homework (Photos) by hausadreturn(m): 8:38am On Mar 05, 2019 |
Must be a government school... Those years for GCI Ikorodu, teachers dey flog pass this one and parents no go hear am. Plus, we were even smaller.
It's hard to believe that schools still beat students this way. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by hausadreturn(m): 7:35pm On Mar 04, 2019 |
GrandMufti: You can use your phone as a 'lab rat' and give reviews afterwards oh come'on! |