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I know that this will make it to front page, cos I belive in equity and oneness in Nigeria by segun |
Fifty years ago today, on July 29th 1966, a man by the name of Lt. Col. Francis Adekunle Fajuyi gave his life in defence of our country and the then Head of State, General Johnson Thomas Aguiyi-Ironsi. His killers were a group of northern army officers who participated in the so-called northern "revenge coup" of July 29th 1966. No less than 300 Igbo army officers were slaughtered that night together with a handful of yoruba soldiers, including Fajuyi. Major General Fajuyi was a yoruba man who opted to die in defence of an igbo Head of State. This was not only honorable and courageous but it was also unique and unprecedented. He was a selfless hero and a man that we shall honor and immortalise in the new Nigeria that is to come. Those that murdered him, General Aguiyi-Ironsi and the famous 300 in cold blood that night are still running the affairs of our country till today. They determine who is who and who gets what. They decide who our President will be and how long he will remain in power. As a matter of fact their hateful hegemony and evil intentions are even more pronounced and frightful today than they were in 1966 and their grip on the levers of power in our country is even stronger. Today they are fully in charge and some of those that actually shot Fajuyi are fully behind them. Yet despite their intention to dominate, silence, break and destroy the rest of us one thing remains clear: the Fajuyi spirit of courage, unity, selflesness and sacrifice has been imbued by millions in the southern and Middle Belt regions of our country. These are men and women that are prepared to stand shoulder to shoulder with the oppressed of our nation, whether they be Niger Deltans, Igbos, Yorubas? Middle Belters or anything else. These are men and women that are prepared to resist the perfidious religious and ethnic agenda of the "born to rule" in our midst and that recognise the fact that they regard the rest of us as nothing but slaves. When it comes to southern rights and interests we the Yoruba particularly must learn a lesson from our own son Fajuyi and emulate his example. Like him, if necessary, we must be ready to sacrifice our lives and liberty in defence of any or all of our southern and Middle Belt bretheren that are facing persecution, genocide and injustice at the hands of our collective slave masters. It is also time for us to appreciate the fact that if we truly want to be free we must extend our hand of friendship across the River Niger to the Igbo and we must see their bitter travails as being ours as well. We must also feel the pain when an Igbo or Niger-Deltan youth is slaughtered by President Buhari's army in the name of "crushing all opposition and dissent" and "keeping Nigeria one". We must also feel the pain when an Igbo or Niger-Deltan youth is slaughtered by President Buhari's army in the name of "crushing all opposition and dissent" and "keeping Nigeria one". We must acknowledge the fact that Nigeria cannot remain one as long as there is ethnic and religious bigotry, oppression and injustice. We must appreciate the fact that there can never be southern, or indeed Middle Belt, emancipation without southern unity. Fajuyi understood that point 50 years ago. Consequently he opted to resist the evil in the and and die for it. He was indeed a true martyr. He paid the supreme price for his fellow southerner and he stood against northern adventurism, oppression, domination and hegemony. 50 years later it is time for the rest of us to do the same. It is time for us to acknowledge and honor his sacrifice and come together as one. It is time for us to stand up, look at our collective oppressors in the eye and say "no more". No longer should we bow our heads in submission, servility and shame. It is time for us to rise up, invoke the power of the Living God and be men. May the gallant and beautiful soul of Major General Fajuyi continue to rest in eternal peace and may those that murdered him 50 years ago be brought to http://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2016/07/the-fajuyi-spirit-by-femi-fani-kayode.html?m=1.
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Rilwayne001:A voice from South - waste. |
Same recycled people, not in Nigeria that children are called readers of tomorrow... |
In igbo"OSHO" means thief "BABA" MEANS head or father, U can pronounce it for me for me.... head of thieves |
cosmosekeh:That is confusing, I can't even differentiate in this pic.
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Spot the difference
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DropShot:If you don't need SSS/SE then alow them to go and leave you as they are agitating. |
Fuuuuuls
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Day11:Gradually turning |
Muslim is Muslim no excuse. And that is their identity
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Really bleeped up |
Just the beginning, from 5%.. But why could only 5% be destroying 95%, that was poor calculation from buubuu, the selfish president
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cktheluckyman:You mean this zimbies |
And still those yellow bar from waste, will foolishly not learn a lesson, They were laughing when imo woman was murdered, is now thier turn |
Check the names there look as if she is a yellow bar, from South w.a.s.t.e |
Targeting igbo traders, but they will be disappointed, .. It is only a fool will burn his house so as to eradicate rats. |
And some ppl from Western part of Nigeria will not learn there lesson from the north #letallsouthjointogether |
SamMilla1:U mean this
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Scam is another name for APE APC, Where is china's RMB TO NAIRA swap. Scam Where is new fixed dollar rate. Scam Still some fools in the south w.a.s.t.e refuses to see.
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Zombies are now repenting
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So the blame is no longer on GEJ, this is the first time I ever see zombies ever changing that is real change |
Some of them
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Amara rocks more |
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