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JohnnA1:One idiot threatened to kill his daughter which is obviously not possible(empty threat), and suddenly to you it turned out to be a threat by an entire race.. wtf |
Aren't the entire nation going through the said starvation today? Only difference here is that not only a particular tribe is suffering from it? It's a silent war ongoing against humanity, and it is stupid if you are being tribalistic over the current situation of the country |
TemplarLandry:Why not Thug Passion by 2pac |
Morbeta11:Funmi Adams Victor Essien Dready Boys Alex O |
Golddigger |
KarinaSlim:Shut it up, you are worse down there |
The Nigerian troops had entered Asaba on the 4th day of October 1967, in pursuit of Biafran soldiers who had earlier crossed Ore after taking Benin and dislodging Nigerian troops there.⠀ ⠀ But because the Biafran soldiers had blown up the Niger bridge to make it impossible for the Nigerian side to pursue them, Nigerian soldiers led by Lieutenant-Colonel Murtala Muhammed simply settled in Asaba where they started going from house-to-house killing people of the town who were accused of aiding the Biafran soldiers.⠀ ⠀ On the 7th day of October, after the house-to-house killing had gone on for days, the leaders of the town, in a bid to convince the Nigerian troops of their loyalty and support, summoned their people to come out in the street. ⠀ Hundreds of men, women, and children obeyed the summon and came out, mostly dressed in ceremonial white attire, singing, dancing, and chanting "One Nigeria". But the moment they got to the Ogbe-Osawa village square where the Nigerian troops were gathered, the soldiers separated the men and boys of 12 years and above from the women. ⠀ Orders were shouted. The guns were raised. The men and boys were showered with bullets, cut down in their prime. At the end of the bullet festival, more than 700 of them lay lifeless. There were dead bodies everywhere. ⠀ Most of them were later buried in a mass grave while the Nigerian troops still occupied the town, hunting down men and boys who escaped the October 7 massacre, and raping and forcefully “marrying” off women and young girls.⠀ ⠀ Ironically, those who led this massacre rose to become national heroes, with monuments named after them, and beautiful stories told about them.⠀ ⠀ However, for the Asaba people, the horrific and traumatic experience of the October 7 massacre still haunts them, even in silence, to this day. |
THE ASABA MASSACRE, OCTOBER 7, 1967⠀ ⠀ The Nigerian troops had entered Asaba on the 4th day of October 1967, in pursuit of Biafran soldiers who had earlier crossed Ore after taking Benin and dislodging Nigerian troops there.⠀ ⠀ But because the Biafran soldiers had blown up the Niger bridge to make it impossible for the Nigerian side to pursue them, Nigerian soldiers led by Lieutenant-Colonel Murtala Muhammed simply settled in Asaba where they started going from house-to-house killing people of the town who were accused of aiding the Biafran soldiers.⠀ ⠀ On the 7th day of October, after the house-to-house killing had gone on for days, the leaders of the town, in a bid to convince the Nigerian troops of their loyalty and support, summoned their people to come out in the street.⠀ ⠀ Hundreds of men, women, and children obeyed the summon and came out, mostly dressed in ceremonial white attire, singing, dancing, and chanting "One Nigeria". But the moment they got to the Ogbe-Osawa village square where the Nigerian troops were gathered, the soldiers separated the men and boys of 12 years and above from the women.⠀ ⠀ Orders were shouted. The guns were raised. The men and boys were showered with bullets, cut down in their prime. At the end of the bullet festival, more than 700 of them lay lifeless. There were dead bodies everywhere. ⠀ ⠀ Most of them were later buried in a mass grave while the Nigerian troops still occupied the town, hunting down men and boys who escaped the October 7 massacre, and raping and forcefully “marrying” off women and young girls.⠀ ⠀ Ironically, those who led this massacre rose to become national heroes, with monuments named after them, and beautiful stories told about them.⠀ ⠀ However, for the Asaba people, the horrific and traumatic experience of the October 7 massacre still haunts them, even in silence, to this day |
NOwazobia:I doubt if you can find a free download of the E-book, I've searched it for years in the internet.. please link me up if you find it, though I have the hard copy |
NOwazobia:Read Why we struck. By Adewale Ademoyega He was one of the five revolutionary Nigerian Army Majors who led the 1966 coup with Major Chukwuma Nzeogwu that ended the first democratic Nigerian government. |
Erickymania:Same ideology of killing like boko haram |
Release Nnamdi Kanu instead |
Kizyte:Mouth of the gods, you speak the truth |
Zonefree:Clown your hate on the Igbos will consume you, why were you quick to edit your hate comment |
thisweekng:Death trap of the devil taking advantage of the current situation of the country |
Damn |
Taylor90:Corn is their food for thought ![]() |
Buhari favoured him in his crooked government, he will forever be grateful |
Nonsense, shebi anthrax na old abi new bacteria, why e no kill him grand papa before he born him papa? rubbish. |
orisa37:And that will change the prices of food stuffs in the market ? |
APC declaring APC lack of credibility |
Hunger go still wire dem for house |
APC said “Be patient with Buhari”, that’s how Nigerians wasted 8 years in suffering Now APC have come again “Please be patient with Tinubu” |
Mad respect prof you killed it... I rate you 10 Please can I get a longer version for a rap ? |
Lost to who in particular? |
Kharol1234:I'm 100% sure you still feed from your mother's pot |
Learn to keep your privates out of social media |
You no see drugs or Yahoo Yahoo wey your mates dey do, na to impersonate lance corporal.. e done set na |
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