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What a piece of shit.. this blogger ere really hungry to cook this kind of childish thing..

this kind of thing hit them in December. When everyone is happy and celebrating so painful.
May his soul rest in peace.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biafra
Main article: Nigerian Civil War
In 1960, Nigeria became independent of the United Kingdom. As with many other new African states, the borders of the country did not reflect earlier ethnic, cultural, religious, or political boundaries. Thus, the northern region of the country has a Muslim majority, being primarily made up of territory of the indigenous Sokoto Caliphate. The southern population is predominantly Christian, being primarily made up of territory of the indigenous Yoruba and Igbo states in the west and east respectively. Following independence, Nigeria was demarcated primarily along ethnic lines: Hausa and Fulani majority in the north, Yoruba majority in the West, and Igbo majority in the East.[21]

Ethnic tension had simmered in Nigeria during discussions of independence, but in the mid-twentieth century, ethnic and religious riots began to occur. In 1945 an ethnic riot[22] flared up in Jos in which Hausa-Fulani people targeted Igbo people and left many dead and wounded. Police and Army units from Kaduna had to be brought in to restore order. A newspaper article describes the event:

At Jos in 1945, a sudden and savage attack by Northerners took the Easterners completely by surprise, and before the situation could be brought under control, the bodies of Eastern women, men, and children littered the streets and their property worth thousands of pounds reduced to shambles[22]

Three hundred Igbo people died in the Jos riot.[13] In 1953 a similar riot occurred in Kano later. A decade later in 1964 and during the Western political crisis[23] divided the Western Region as Ladoke Akintola clashed with Obafemi Awolowo. Widespread reports of fraud tarnished the election's legitimacy. Westerners especially resented the political domination of the Northern People's Congress, many of whose candidates ran unopposed in the election. Violence spread throughout the country and some began to flee the North and West, some to Dahomey. The apparent domination of the political system by the North, and the chaos breaking out across the country, motivated elements within the military to consider decisive action. The federal government, dominated by Northern Nigeria, allowed the crisis to unfold with the intention of declaring a state of emergency and placing the Western Region under martial law. This administration of the Nigerian federal government was widely perceived to be corrupt.[24] In January 1966, the situation reached a breaking point. A military coup occurred during which a mixed but predominantly Igbo group of army officers assassinated 30 political leaders, including Nigeria's Prime Minister, Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, and the Northern premier, Sir Ahmadu Bello. The four most senior officers of Northern origin were also killed. Nnamdi Azikiwe, the President, of Igbo extraction, and the favored Western Region politician Obafemi Awolowo were not killed. The commander of the army, General Aguiyi Ironsi seized power to maintain order.[25][26][27]

In July 1966, northern officers and army units staged a counter-coup, killing General Aguiyi Ironsi and several southern officers. The predominantly Muslim officers named a General from a small ethnic group (the Angas) in central Nigeria, General Yakubu "Jack" Gowon, as the head of the Federal Military Government (FMG). The two coups deepened Nigeria's ethnic tensions. In September 1966, approximately 30,000 Igbo civilians were killed in the north, and some Northerners were killed in backlashes in eastern cities.[28]

In January 1967, the military leaders Yakubu "Jack" Gowon, Chukwuemeka Ojukwu and senior police officials of each region met in Aburi, Ghana and agreed on a less centralized union of regions. The Northerners were at odds with this agreement that was known as the Aburi Accords; Obafemi Awolowo, the leader of the Western Region warned that if the Eastern Region seceded, the Western Region would also, which persuaded the northerners.[28]

Now, therefore, I, Lieutenant-Colonel Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, Military Governor of Eastern Nigeria, by virtue of the authority, and pursuant to the principles, recited above, do hereby solemnly proclaim that the territory and region known as and called Eastern Nigeria together with her continental shelf and territorial waters shall henceforth be an independent sovereign state of the name and title of "The Republic of Biafra".

Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu[29]
After returning to Nigeria, the federal government reneged on the agreement and unilaterally declared the creation of several new states including some that gerrymandered the Igbos in Biafra. On 26 May the Ojukwu decreed to secede from Nigeria; after consultations with community leaders from across the Eastern Region. Four days later, Ojukwu unilaterally declared the independence of the Republic of Biafra, citing the Igbos killed in the post-coup violence as reasons for the declaration of independence.[21][28][30] It is believed this was one of the major factors that sparked the war.[31] The large amount of oil in the region also created conflict, as oil was already becoming a major component of the Nigerian economy.[32] Biafra was ill-equipped for war, with fewer army personnel and less equipment than the Nigerian military, but had advantages over the Nigerian state as they were fighting in their homeland and had the support of most Biafrans.[33]

The FMG attacked Biafra on 6 July 1967. Nigeria's initial efforts were unsuccessful; the Biafrans successfully launched their own offensive, and expansion efforts; occupying areas in the mid-Western Region in August 1967. By October 1967, the FMG had regained the land after intense fighting.[28][34] In September 1968, the federal army planned what Gowon described as the "final offensive". Initially, the final offensive was neutralised by Biafran troops. In the latter stages, a Southern FMG offensive managed to break through the fierce resistance.[28]

This op can never pass any subject related to government. No be swr. Sure for me you can't do more than f9 or E

If I had superpower. It just to send this op to Syria.
He his dragging us backwards within myopic mentality

1. Either used
2. spiritual powers
3. Or substance
One of the above. But I go with no.1

In my entire life. I have never see or heard a Nigerian run mad from natural cause. It very very unlikely.

Just reply so many times. And you come back to edit them

Investigate well. She prolly has a sugar boy she's taking care of

...

Alexaonfleek:
Yes nau
How else do they bathe again

Saw u bathing with ur clothe on. Is that one bathing ? Lol Do it naked

Alexaonfleek:
Bathed outside this afternoon

They're referring to those the bath naked. And not those that bath with their clothes still on.

...they should put him in same cell with those guy bursting Yanch. If dem handle am well. He's gon start wearing diaper and always remember crime doesn't pay

...chaii LOL.. sperm go don full curtain of presidential office, wey he take dey clean .. after.
Many female staff gon collect quickie tire.

aimmoney9:
Argue constructively, the nitty gritty of this argument is whether or not Jumia connects the seller and the buyer directly and the answer is No...

All this jargons you wrote up there does not disprove this fact...
All you get as sellers are followers, who order from your store through Jumia unlike Alibaba, AliExpress, etc where the buyers can directly chat with the sellers.....

You better learn I won't school you again... ;l

What is this one even saying?. Read again from your first comment. Cus your are confusing yalsef.

Reminds me of series movie..
" previously on... "
"Catch the all new episode next week friday"

aimmoney9:
Chairman I onced interviewed with them at their office for a job, right in there they were packaging people's orders.
I am giving you an insider outlook....

Even their call reps office at yaba I have been there, the aforementioned I said is nothing but the truth..

Simply put they buy from the sellers and sell to you the buyer..

If they were connecting buyers to sellers have you had any direct deal with any seller on Jumia or do you have any seller's phone number? Hell no...
They only connect buyers with products...Q.E.D...

You call AliExpress, Alibaba, etc when you talk about people that connects sellers directly with buyers...

You just got schooled....

There is what we call fulfillment. Where the platform like Amazon, Alibaba, jumia give the seller an option of using their warehouse. So any order the seller receives is being packaged sent to the buyers behalf of the seller. But that's not to say they don't own their own inventory too.

Plus all seller have to send their products to be shipped to jumia to confirm the product and other necessary documentation

You've just got schooled....

BigSarah:
Highly unlikely but, Depends on the Candidate of the APC that wins .,.

If Nigeria breaks it'll be for the best, going by the utterances and body language of most Nigerians it's all good.

I expect 13 countries at least

Lol mad oh. Lovl 15 countries. And u be president for one

Congratulations

I gon only read the headline. No get joy to dey read long epistle.
I think I speak for all when I say the north have ruled the must since independence and still yet we are still developing.
Let separate jawe. Dont want to continue suffering and smiling under Nigeria. Let me try a new country.

Gbam. Let them turn Biafra to a developed country within 20yrs and not developing for more than 61yrs

Na their period Be this.
It was this same period of the season
They use to Bomb viewing centers and attack churches .

If u ever get imprisoned in Nigeria and you didn't fall sick or die.
You've just experienced the greatest miracle of your life

I used to like those northerners, and I still do like some I have some as friends I the west here.
But now Most core northerners are terrorists.
It 101% sure they were unluckily caught on their way to reunite with their coworkers in the forest

If it was even possible for some sef. They would school abroad and not this country with dead education systems with certificate not accepted by some university outside.

9jeria another embezzling en route.
Opportunity come but once. Seems this Opportunity for Nigeria not only come twice but more than that. From 1st case to 2nd wave to new variant.

I saw this post on one website.
How true is this? I feel it's fictitious
Whats your take?

An anonymous lady has narrated how she made a huge sacrifice for her boyfriend to become as wealthy as he is.

According to the lady who shared her story on a secret site, she visited an Alfa to make sacrifices for her boyfriend to become rich and successful.

She disclosed how she used her body for her dream to come true, as the Alfa warned that she would keep on seeing her menstruation till she dies.

The cost has now caused her great distress and heartbreaking consequences.

She narrated;

"I had to go to an Alfa to use myself for my guy ooo the Alfa told me I'll be seeing my menstruation till I die. I did it ooo my guy is fucking rich now but I'm regretting because I'm now always smelling. I'm typing and crying."

https://www.thenetnaija.com/posts/social-media/92318-lady-reveals-huge-sacrifice-made-boyfriend-rich

It so painful that the 1967 civil war never accomplished what it wanted to. Rip Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu.
He was a visionary leader. He was seeing what others didn't want to see cus of selfish interest and other things.

part of what Ojukwu dicussion At the Aburi Accord was about the 2 parties (Ng & RBf) to work independently for some specific period of time and if that doesn't work the two countries can come back together. Obviously the Ng delegates never agreed to that.

France
France provided weapons, mercenary fighters, and other assistance to Biafra and promoted its cause internationally, describing the situation as a genocide. President Charles de Gaulle referred to "Biafra's just and noble cause"

China
Because the Soviet Union was one of Nigeria's leading supporters, supplying arms on a generous scale, China, having recently become rivals with the Soviets in the Sino-Soviet Split, declared its support for Biafra.

With increased British support, the Nigerian federal forces launched their final offensive against the Biafrans once again on 23 December 1969, with a major thrust by the 3rd Marine Commando Division. The division was commanded by Col. Olusegun Obasanjo (who later became president twice)

amzee:
You've been offline for a while now.
Which pride did she swallow? Cos i am not understanding.

Pride from beneath.

see people we are sharing country with ah
I Can't imagine how this full grownups are still being control and told what to do!

How are we even sure that not the only thing they've relinquished to the Chinese govt. Sure there's more.

and the painful part is the project they borrowed the loan for is nothing to write home about. Nothing left of it