Politics › Re: N1.2billion Pension Scam: How Youth Corps Member Got N23m Pension by moderation2020: 9:45pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
IbokUtoroh: the funniest thing they r all IGBOS!
chai.......... your mama left yansh, your days ars numbered fool |
Politics › Re: Northern Group, Afenifere In War Of Words Over Falae’s kidnap by moderation2020: 9:27pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
stanleychimezie: THE North East Solidarity Forum has accused the pan Yoruba socio-cultural organisation, Afenifere, of masterminding the recent kidnap of former Secretary to Government of the Federation (SGF), Chief Olu Falae, with an intent to unsettle the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari. In a communique issued at the weekend after its meeting in Bauchi, the group, […]
Read more of this post on http://savinggracereporters.com/headline/northern-group-afenifere-in-war-of-words-over-falaes-kidnap/ when d masters talk the idiotic yeelloooba slaves keep quiet but if na igbo's now idiotic yellowba's go get mouth, bunch of cowardice |
Business › Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by moderation2020: 8:14am On Nov 02, 2015 |
Okpueze1: I urgently need a human brain because u've got non! biggest fool of the century |
Christianity Etc › Let Us Divide If We Can’t Be One Nigeria – Fr. Mbaka by moderation2020(op): 10:05am On Oct 31, 2015 |
Reverend Father Ejike Mbaka, has advised that if Nigeria cannot stay united, the country should divide. Mbaka of the Adoration Ministry, Enugu, said this in a Youtube video that was released several months ago, but was reposted on October 30. Mbaka, while delivering a sermon to his congregants at the Adoration Praying Ground, said: “In some countries, Nigerians are treated as monkeys. One of the richest oil-producing countries in the whole universe. That chain that is holding Nigeria will break this night in Jesus name.” “If we must be one Nigeria, let it be one Nigeria, but if it can’t be one Nigeria, let us divide. I repeat it, so that when they begin to misquote me, catch me right. Those who are coming to arrest, get ready to be arrested too by the heavenly powers. If we have to be one Nigeria, let it be one Nigeria. But if we can’t be one Nigeria, let us divide.” “If Nigeria is divided, some Igbo people will like to be Hausa. Off course you know that. So, everybody should be allowed to go to where they want. There are some Igbo people who have no hut in their father’s house here (in the South East), but they have ten-storey building in the North and Lagos. Have you ever seen any storey-building built by a Hausa man in Igboland? Yet we say we are one Nigeria. Not even a hut. What is happening? Let us tell ourselves the truth.”
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Politics › Re: Is Igwe Onyejekwe The Father Of Obasanjo? - PHOTO by moderation2020: 9:59am On Oct 31, 2015 |
Ritchiee: Because Lagos is your lineage's London.Check your written English and remember you are conversing with a Yoruba boy.Go and upgrade your tenses I don't roll with illiterates,big brat...yuk I know what caused your problem this morning, is caused by mtn free mb possibly you are using mb cheats to browse, that's the problem, you don't have any meaningful job doing, then go back to your little village and start farming job, foolish idiotic element. all this scratched face race are all cowards |
Politics › Re: Is Igwe Onyejekwe The Father Of Obasanjo? - PHOTO by moderation2020: 9:02am On Oct 31, 2015 |
Ritchiee: Na wah o.Look at a trader forming here o. I am sure you ran to Lagos.You did not finish primary school... Lagos is the only city you can think of in the whole wild-world, meanwhile your self-self - claimed Lagos city was originally developed with coal from Enugu State. please go back to school I dont have your useless time this morning, am a busy fellow. You think everyone on NL is in Lagos and hopelessly useless like your kindred, don't have time for you little brat. |
Politics › Re: Is Igwe Onyejekwe The Father Of Obasanjo? - PHOTO by moderation2020: 8:33am On Oct 31, 2015 |
VirginFinder: Dont mind the ibo slaves.
Sometimes in year 2000s there was a newpaper article on Obasanjo and his parents. His parents pictures were even captured in the article.
Unfortunately, his parents never lived to see him become great. cc: moderation2020 I would advice you to go back to school, newspapers not newpaper. Meanwhile, that nonessential you u wrote up there doesn't hold water, no details, nor article quotations, no pictures or what so ever. do u think your talking to kids? please, getoutofmysight |
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Politics › Re: India Refused To Include Buhari's Speech On Its Summit Website by moderation2020: 10:02pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
Candyrain: Perhaps because his brand of English is not recognized internationally. 95% of pmb's speeches is distorted, incomprehensible, and it needs a translator from English to English  |
Politics › Re: Is Igwe Onyejekwe The Father Of Obasanjo? - PHOTO by moderation2020: 9:55pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
chuna1985: Nah, IBB na Alamanjeri from Niger republic. so many of them don't have traceable family lineage, na to come for NL come dey shout like hoodlums |
Politics › Re: What South South Will Gain If They Decide To Join Biafra by moderation2020: 8:45pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
spanishkid: The biggest mistake SS would ever make will be aligning with biafra. They'll rob us of our lands overnight. Turn us to something worse than second class citizens. Force their language on us, thereby making us lose our identity. They'll rewrite our history. SS stands to gain absolutely nothing if they decide to join biafra. They only want us for our resources, fertile lands and access to the sea cos their lands are cursed. The ikwerres, the Urhobos, the Itsekiris and the Edos discovered their plans during the civil war and that's why they've always rejected them. Biafra will be worse than South Sudan. Let's ask ourselves these questions.
1. Why do they always include SS whenever they talk about biafra?
2. Why have they been attacking tonyebarcanista recently? This was a guy they've been praising before.
3. Why are they quick to label anyone who's not in support of biafra as Yoruba?
The answers are very simple.
1. They see SS as a potential goldmine that will end all their suffering. Have you been to the SE before? Try going them and you'll see what I'm talking about.
2. TonyeBarcanista has seen the handwriting on the wall. He has seen that the moment you give them an inch they'll take a mile. Their plan is to annex our lands into that their red soil landlocked erosion ravaged region of theirs. For example, aren't they already calling Port-Harcourt which happens to be the property of Ikwerre people Igweocha? Haven't they started trying to rewrite the history of the Opobos and the Ndokis whom we all know are not igbos?
SS are these the type of people you want to form a country with? The Republic of Niger Delta is what we want if Nigeria should disintegrate today and not Biafra. SS beware. Be wise. God bless the likes of tonyebarcanista, Goodboiyy, fineguy11, sandraokosun and co for standing up to the land grabbers and refusing to succumb to cheap blackmail as a result of the votes they gave Gej during the last elections. God bless SS. all this backstabbing yeelloooba he-diot no wan go rest, hatred kills faster than HIV |
Politics › Re: India Refused To Include Buhari's Speech On Its Summit Website by moderation2020: 8:27pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
Alxmyr: I actively monitor the just concluded India-Africa Summit. I am afraid Nigeria's presence in Africa is diminishing. The respect accord to former President Goodluck Jonathan by his African peer is diminishing. Apart from conveying our president in a trolley as against red carpet reception given to Kenya's President. The speech of Nigeria's representative during the Ministerial conference was not included on the Summit official website until 24 hours later. Even the speech is full of typographic errors and grammatic blunders. Now how do you justify that our President's speech was not included in the list of speeches made at the conference when speeches of the likes of Kenya, Zambia, Burundi, Liberia and several Africa's president have been uploaded more than 48 hours ago?
http://www.iafs.in/speeches.php my annoyance is not only on pmb, but on some useless mungopark who go about chanting support for him, even amongst our youths. this country is gradually sinking into the old dark age, this is a monumental disgrace to this lab test called Nigeria |
Politics › Re: Is Igwe Onyejekwe The Father Of Obasanjo? - PHOTO by moderation2020: 7:35pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
Obasanjo is acting like a wounded lion or a dangerous reptile who has determined to strip his supporters naked in the public. Ironically in his home front he is not in good terms with some elders. Obasanjo was fond of calling people, 'Omo Ale, (bastard), 'Oloriburuku', Idiot, Stupid, 'Agba'ya' , it's been rumored that Obasanjo's father was an Igbo. His number one nemesis, the former Abia State Governor, Orji Uzor Kalu, stated that "nobody should use the ex-president's failings as a yardstick to appraise the competence of Yoruba leaders, because Obasanjo is not a Yoruba man in the first place." One of the Nigerian Dailies, The Nation, Sunday, June 10, 2008 on its front page titled "Spot the Difference", and stated: "The personality in picture A is not former President Olusegun Obasanjo who is in picture B. But what do both personalities have in common?" The Nation further explained the man in picture A, was an Igbo who lived in the Abeokuta area in the 1930s, about the time Obasanjo was born. According to The Nation, the police officer later became a monarch on a prominent South-Eastern throne. Before then, however, he had interacted fruitfully with the local community and had a brief affair with an Owu lady, before his final exit from the South-West. The Nation left the whole world to its readers' imaginations. On June 11, 2008, on the Abuja-based Leadership Newspaper, Sam Nda-Isaiah anchored a column title, Olusegun Igbochukwu Obasanjo, referencing the pictures from The Nation stated "The editors of The Nation didn't want to say much, and they have left us to our imagination, but it won't be from me that you will hear that Obasanjo's father was Igwe Onyejekwe, a top ranking police officer who became the Igwe of Onitsha in his lifetime. …during his controversial reign, the throne was in contention between him and Igwe Okosi II, just as it is today between Igwe Achebe and Igwe Odukwe. Igwe Onyejekwe, Obasanjo's daddy, died after the civil war and, like his son, was said to be very cantankerous and quarrelsome." |
Politics › Re: Is Igwe Onyejekwe The Father Of Obasanjo? - PHOTO by moderation2020: 7:28pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Is Igwe Onyejekwe The Father Of Obasanjo? - PHOTO by moderation2020: 7:15pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Is Igwe Onyejekwe The Father Of Obasanjo? - PHOTO by moderation2020: 7:05pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
moderation2020: THE TRUE STORY
Is he really who he said he is or has he been falsely parading himself as a Yoruba man and passing-off a Yoruba identity wrongfully, knowing fully well that he is not a bona-fide son of Oduduwa? Is he of a true birth or a lowly birth from an unwed lecherous mother dalliance with a drunken Igbo police officer which produced a son, who later became the real deity of Otta? Icheoku asks, is Nigeria's foremost derisive former head of government, Olusegun Okikilemo Matthew Aremu Obasanjo, truly a Yoruba man with an unbroken Yoruba pedigree, rooted and traceable to a full Yoruba ancestral lineage? This question has become imperative in view of the latest picture fiasco of a once lived Igbo police officer later turned Igwe of Onitsha, who to every intent and purpose could be said to have provided the specimen from which Olusegun Obasanjo was cloned, judging the close resemblance or carbon-copy image similarities of both men. Or would this picture-semblance story, like all other controversies surrounding Obasanjo, end up in suspended haziness and never see the daylight of a forensic investigative conclusion or an admission of guilt by Olusegun Obasanjo himself? The unfolding and intriguing paternity story of Olusegun Obasanjo is something rooted in a prevalent continuing suspicions, rumors and innuendos; but not an ordinary fantastical fascination on the beginning of life of a man whose actions so negatively impacted Nigeria and Nigerians, that he is regarded by many as a leper in the country. It is also fueled by the lack of any meaningful and traceable lineage of his in Owu, Abeokuta, Otta and even in greater Ogun State in general, which situation is made worse by the non availability of his history that is replete with known kinsmen, kindred, brothers and sisters as well as other relatives. So if Olusegun Obasanjo is truly a Yoruba man, who and where then are his Oduduwa biological brothers and sisters; or did they all perish in a phantom influenza of no known date or records? How could this man with his epicurean accomplishment not have a retinue of men and women falling over each other professing to their connectivity by lineage? Is this two time head of government in Nigeria really a Yoruba man or did he use that subterfuge smartly to get what he wanted out of a fractious Nigerian society that rewards mediocrity and cronyism? But if he is not a real Yoruba man and is truly of an Igbo heritage, why does he hate Igbo people with so much venom; and viciously fought the genocidal Yakubu Gowon's Biafran war against the people of Igboland? Why would a son, albeit a bastard son of Igboland so much desire to annihilate the group that gave him life during the war, except he wanted to exact his own pound of flesh for being of such a lowly birth and for his Igbo daddy not taking full responsibility for his birth and upkeep? But were the Igbo daddy to have acknowledged his birth and owned up to his paternity, may be there would never have been a worldly known Olusegun Obasanjo, a two time head of state of Nigeria. So in a way, Olusegun Obasanjo should be grateful for destiny which played its course in this way as planned and happier for his mother's waywardness in giving birth to him outside wedlock in Yoruba-land. Otherwise were she to have married this lucky-go Igbo police officer later turned Igwe of Onitsha and become an Okoro man, how could he have become what he is today? How could he have become head of state after Muritala Mohammed was assassinated or be allowed to fill out MKO Abiola's Yoruba aborted presidency. So in a peculiar ironic way, this SOB is one lucky bastard indeed that his lowly birth gave him prominence. So story has it that a former Abeokuta then Western Region of Nigeria based police man later turned Obi of Onitsha, Igwe Okwudili Onyejekwe, allegedly dated Obasanjo's mother back in 1930s. He wanted to marry the pregnant woman but tradition forebode a prince and a future Igwe from marrying outside his own stock and Onyejekwe had to abandon his girlfriend, mother of Olusegun and the resulting child Olusegun in preference to the stool of his forebears in Onitsha Eastern Region. The then police officer however maintained some relationship with his baby-mama till he left for Onitsha to assume his royal duties but never officially or otherwise acknowledged paternity of little Olusegun until he died in 1970, further mystifying the birth of Olusegun Obasanjo. It was also reported that the late police man turned Igwe of Onitsha “issued a recommendation that facilitated Obasanjo’s enlistment into the Nigerian Army in 1958; but Icheoku is not in a position to either affirm or deny this. Olusegun Obasanjo should be man enough to man up and own up to his not so flattery lowly birth, admitted the police officer later turned out to become an Igwe, a Royal Highness. Icheoku asks further, why would a Ghanaian be the preferred biographer for Olusegun Obasanjo in his "Baba's story - Nigeria is 50?" Was Olusegun Obasanjo hiding something and needed some peanuts writer who would settle for anything and any recitals he is told by Olusegun Obasanjo and went for a foreign writer? Who collaborated his accounts and which records and in what library were the information sourced from. One conclusion is possible, Olusegun Obasanjo is up to no good and was proactively hiding something or suppressing some facts by hiring a foreigner, Ghanaian Abyna-Ansaa Adjei to write his biography with abundance of writers in Nigeria. According to snippets of available information, the late police man later turned Igwe of Onitsha was a tough, stubborn, non-conformist, recalcitrant, mean, sadistic, wicked, cruel, domineering and quarrelsome person, notorious for his rabid mood swings and strength of character. Icheoku says the same character traits are bountifully present in Olusegun Obasanjo which goes to vouchsafe that he must have been sired by this policeman as alleged. Further, a close study of their features show that both loves and kept moustache; both has penetrating squinted eyes; both has stout short necks and flared-up ears; both has wide lips; both has broad African nose and both has prominent foreheads. It would also appear that both men cannot resist daughters of Eve very much as Olusegun Obasanjo was a product of illicit sexual liaisons Onyejekwe had with his mother while Olusegun Obasanjo himself, is a notorious he-goat whose love for women knows no boundaries that he slept with his daughter in-law, Mojisola Gbenga Obasanjo. Icheoku says these semblances are rather too many to be ordinary and goes to the root of the paternity question under advisement here; otherwise how could two men be this closely resembled and sharing same characteristics and features, which is not usually even common among Siamese twins, except it is as a result of gnome which was passed on directly from a father to a son. Icheoku says it is not sufficient for Olusegun Obasanjo to just claim that he "was born in a village called Ibogun-Olaogun in what was then Abeokuta province"; but he should go further to tell the public by who, who his father was, whether he married his mother, his other brothers, sisters, uncles, aunties and other relatives. Obasanjo cleverly asserted where he was born but never mentioned by who or the marital status of his mother when he was given birth to. Icheoku challenges Obasanjo to name his parents and produce some photographic evidence of their existence, since 1930 is not such a medieval times that photographs never existed. Madam Olikoye Anikulapo Kuti was already very active politically around the same period and photographs of her exist, so Obasanjo must be prepared to back up his alleged parental existence with pictures of them or other collaborative records of convincing evidence. Icheoku queries, if 'Obasanjo's father was the most successful farmer in their village at the time' as he claims, stories of his exploits should abound and be easily collaborated; except if he, Olusegun Obasanjo, in his childhood faintly recollections, mistook his grandfather, the father of his mother, as his own father. Many children born outside wedlock are usually inuandated with the mistaken-daddy syndrome and they mistake their grandfather or any man in the household where they were raised as their own biological daddy. Icheoku is aware of so many cases where such children grew up calling their mother's father dad and such may have been the case with our poor Olusegun Obasanjo, who is now trying too hard to straighten his crooked lowly birth. Further the story of Oduduwa and Oramiyan is taught in schools and even non Yorubas are familiar with this fable; so Obasanjo claiming that his daddy told him about Oduduwa and that his daddy heard it from 'Baba Alarobo as passed on from Baba Elesin is not a completely exculpating evidence as to his having a father who is a Yoruba man. Icheoku needs more evidence as to Obasanjo Yorubaness, as it does not lie in the mouth for him to just say 'I am Yoruaba' and that automatically and by itself, without more, makes him Yoruba. Until the final conclusive resolution of this matter, possibly with an open admission of Olusegun Obasanjo himself and personally as to his true paternity, Icheoku says questions will continue to be asked as to Olusegun Obasanjos's true ancestry. Obasanjo's asinine hatred and dislike of the Igbos of Nigeria can only go to one conclusion - his attempt at a pay back for feeling short-changed by an Igbo father who did not or failed or refused to acknowledge him as his legitimate son. But hey, when would this visiting of the father's iniquities on the entire Igbo tribe by Olusegun Obasanjo finally come to an end as he seems too doggedly determined to make the Igbos pay and continues to pay a price for the rejection he suffered from his biological Igbo father who abandoned him. But Obasanjo, if he were smart, should be thankful to his stars that a person of such a lowly birth rose up to become what he is today - the Nigerian version of the American dream, sort of? Or better still, could Olusegun Obasanjo agree to a DNA test since the sires of the Igwe Onyejekwe are still around and one of them is a pharmacist at Houston Texas United States of America or just answer the question, who is your daddy?
picture of Igwe Onyejekwe. |
Politics › Re: Is Igwe Onyejekwe The Father Of Obasanjo? - PHOTO by moderation2020: 6:55pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
Gbawe: It is not true. Onyejekwe is not the father of OBJ. I believe the rumour was started by some mischief-making Yoruba leaders who wanted to deny the Igbos the right to agitate for the Presidency.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/10/i%E2%80%99m-a-thorough-bred-yoruba-man-obasanjo/ so this unknown mischief-making Yoruba leaders also made the then igwe of Onitsha and Obasanjo to look like identical twins. group of miscreants |
Politics › Re: Is Igwe Onyejekwe The Father Of Obasanjo? - PHOTO by moderation2020: 6:43pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
TellingItAsItIs: Obasanjo is not an igbo man,stop this rubbish! Adminisher: This has now become full blown mental problem for your tribe. So you are now claiming Obasanjo too?. Na wa o. He no go beta for who dey do una dis ting. Serious spiritual manipulation is being done to your tribe. You know what , we are not even sorry for you. TellingItAsItIs: Obasanjo is not an igbo man,stop this rubbish! So if Olusegun Obasanjo is truly a Yoruba man, who and where then are his Oduduwa biological brothers and sisters; or did they all perish in a phantom influenza of no known date or records? How could this man with his epicurean accomplishment not have a retinue of men and women falling over each other professing to their connectivity by lineage? Is this two time head of government in Nigeria really a Yoruba man or did he use that subterfuge smartly to get what he wanted out of a fractious Nigerian society that rewards mediocrity and cronyism? bloody miscreants |
Politics › Re: Is Igwe Onyejekwe The Father Of Obasanjo? - PHOTO by moderation2020: 6:39pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
KRILMIJAY: Oboy! see dz Igbo man dey call in fellow Igbo Men Miscreants. Obasanjo is a confused miscreant |
Politics › Re: Is Igwe Onyejekwe The Father Of Obasanjo? - PHOTO by moderation2020: 6:19pm On Oct 30, 2015*. Modified: 7:04pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
THE TRUE STORY
Is he really who he said he is or has he been falsely parading himself as a Yoruba man and passing-off a Yoruba identity wrongfully, knowing fully well that he is not a bona-fide son of Oduduwa? Is he of a true birth or a lowly birth from an unwed lecherous mother dalliance with a drunken Igbo police officer which produced a son, who later became the real deity of Otta? Icheoku asks, is Nigeria's foremost derisive former head of government, Olusegun Okikilemo Matthew Aremu Obasanjo, truly a Yoruba man with an unbroken Yoruba pedigree, rooted and traceable to a full Yoruba ancestral lineage? This question has become imperative in view of the latest picture fiasco of a once lived Igbo police officer later turned Igwe of Onitsha, who to every intent and purpose could be said to have provided the specimen from which Olusegun Obasanjo was cloned, judging the close resemblance or carbon-copy image similarities of both men. Or would this picture-semblance story, like all other controversies surrounding Obasanjo, end up in suspended haziness and never see the daylight of a forensic investigative conclusion or an admission of guilt by Olusegun Obasanjo himself? The unfolding and intriguing paternity story of Olusegun Obasanjo is something rooted in a prevalent continuing suspicions, rumors and innuendos; but not an ordinary fantastical fascination on the beginning of life of a man whose actions so negatively impacted Nigeria and Nigerians, that he is regarded by many as a leper in the country. It is also fueled by the lack of any meaningful and traceable lineage of his in Owu, Abeokuta, Otta and even in greater Ogun State in general, which situation is made worse by the non availability of his history that is replete with known kinsmen, kindred, brothers and sisters as well as other relatives. So if Olusegun Obasanjo is truly a Yoruba man, who and where then are his Oduduwa biological brothers and sisters; or did they all perish in a phantom influenza of no known date or records? How could this man with his epicurean accomplishment not have a retinue of men and women falling over each other professing to their connectivity by lineage? Is this two time head of government in Nigeria really a Yoruba man or did he use that subterfuge smartly to get what he wanted out of a fractious Nigerian society that rewards mediocrity and cronyism? But if he is not a real Yoruba man and is truly of an Igbo heritage, why does he hate Igbo people with so much venom; and viciously fought the genocidal Yakubu Gowon's Biafran war against the people of Igboland? Why would a son, albeit a bastard son of Igboland so much desire to annihilate the group that gave him life during the war, except he wanted to exact his own pound of flesh for being of such a lowly birth and for his Igbo daddy not taking full responsibility for his birth and upkeep? But were the Igbo daddy to have acknowledged his birth and owned up to his paternity, may be there would never have been a worldly known Olusegun Obasanjo, a two time head of state of Nigeria. So in a way, Olusegun Obasanjo should be grateful for destiny which played its course in this way as planned and happier for his mother's waywardness in giving birth to him outside wedlock in Yoruba-land. Otherwise were she to have married this lucky-go Igbo police officer later turned Igwe of Onitsha and become an Okoro man, how could he have become what he is today? How could he have become head of state after Muritala Mohammed was assassinated or be allowed to fill out MKO Abiola's Yoruba aborted presidency. So in a peculiar ironic way, this SOB is one lucky bastard indeed that his lowly birth gave him prominence. So story has it that a former Abeokuta then Western Region of Nigeria based police man later turned Obi of Onitsha, Igwe Okwudili Onyejekwe, allegedly dated Obasanjo's mother back in 1930s. He wanted to marry the pregnant woman but tradition forebode a prince and a future Igwe from marrying outside his own stock and Onyejekwe had to abandon his girlfriend, mother of Olusegun and the resulting child Olusegun in preference to the stool of his forebears in Onitsha Eastern Region. The then police officer however maintained some relationship with his baby-mama till he left for Onitsha to assume his royal duties but never officially or otherwise acknowledged paternity of little Olusegun until he died in 1970, further mystifying the birth of Olusegun Obasanjo. It was also reported that the late police man turned Igwe of Onitsha “issued a recommendation that facilitated Obasanjo’s enlistment into the Nigerian Army in 1958; but Icheoku is not in a position to either affirm or deny this. Olusegun Obasanjo should be man enough to man up and own up to his not so flattery lowly birth, admitted the police officer later turned out to become an Igwe, a Royal Highness. Icheoku asks further, why would a Ghanaian be the preferred biographer for Olusegun Obasanjo in his "Baba's story - Nigeria is 50?" Was Olusegun Obasanjo hiding something and needed some peanuts writer who would settle for anything and any recitals he is told by Olusegun Obasanjo and went for a foreign writer? Who collaborated his accounts and which records and in what library were the information sourced from. One conclusion is possible, Olusegun Obasanjo is up to no good and was proactively hiding something or suppressing some facts by hiring a foreigner, Ghanaian Abyna-Ansaa Adjei to write his biography with abundance of writers in Nigeria. According to snippets of available information, the late police man later turned Igwe of Onitsha was a tough, stubborn, non-conformist, recalcitrant, mean, sadistic, wicked, cruel, domineering and quarrelsome person, notorious for his rabid mood swings and strength of character. Icheoku says the same character traits are bountifully present in Olusegun Obasanjo which goes to vouchsafe that he must have been sired by this policeman as alleged. Further, a close study of their features show that both loves and kept moustache; both has penetrating squinted eyes; both has stout short necks and flared-up ears; both has wide lips; both has broad African nose and both has prominent foreheads. It would also appear that both men cannot resist daughters of Eve very much as Olusegun Obasanjo was a product of illicit sexual liaisons Onyejekwe had with his mother while Olusegun Obasanjo himself, is a notorious he-goat whose love for women knows no boundaries that he slept with his daughter in-law, Mojisola Gbenga Obasanjo. Icheoku says these semblances are rather too many to be ordinary and goes to the root of the paternity question under advisement here; otherwise how could two men be this closely resembled and sharing same characteristics and features, which is not usually even common among Siamese twins, except it is as a result of gnome which was passed on directly from a father to a son. Icheoku says it is not sufficient for Olusegun Obasanjo to just claim that he "was born in a village called Ibogun-Olaogun in what was then Abeokuta province"; but he should go further to tell the public by who, who his father was, whether he married his mother, his other brothers, sisters, uncles, aunties and other relatives. Obasanjo cleverly asserted where he was born but never mentioned by who or the marital status of his mother when he was given birth to. Icheoku challenges Obasanjo to name his parents and produce some photographic evidence of their existence, since 1930 is not such a medieval times that photographs never existed. Madam Olikoye Anikulapo Kuti was already very active politically around the same period and photographs of her exist, so Obasanjo must be prepared to back up his alleged parental existence with pictures of them or other collaborative records of convincing evidence. Icheoku queries, if 'Obasanjo's father was the most successful farmer in their village at the time' as he claims, stories of his exploits should abound and be easily collaborated; except if he, Olusegun Obasanjo, in his childhood faintly recollections, mistook his grandfather, the father of his mother, as his own father. Many children born outside wedlock are usually inuandated with the mistaken-daddy syndrome and they mistake their grandfather or any man in the household where they were raised as their own biological daddy. Icheoku is aware of so many cases where such children grew up calling their mother's father dad and such may have been the case with our poor Olusegun Obasanjo, who is now trying too hard to straighten his crooked lowly birth. Further the story of Oduduwa and Oramiyan is taught in schools and even non Yorubas are familiar with this fable; so Obasanjo claiming that his daddy told him about Oduduwa and that his daddy heard it from 'Baba Alarobo as passed on from Baba Elesin is not a completely exculpating evidence as to his having a father who is a Yoruba man. Icheoku needs more evidence as to Obasanjo Yorubaness, as it does not lie in the mouth for him to just say 'I am Yoruaba' and that automatically and by itself, without more, makes him Yoruba. Until the final conclusive resolution of this matter, possibly with an open admission of Olusegun Obasanjo himself and personally as to his true paternity, Icheoku says questions will continue to be asked as to Olusegun Obasanjos's true ancestry. Obasanjo's asinine hatred and dislike of the Igbos of Nigeria can only go to one conclusion - his attempt at a pay back for feeling short-changed by an Igbo father who did not or failed or refused to acknowledge him as his legitimate son. But hey, when would this visiting of the father's iniquities on the entire Igbo tribe by Olusegun Obasanjo finally come to an end as he seems too doggedly determined to make the Igbos pay and continues to pay a price for the rejection he suffered from his biological Igbo father who abandoned him. But Obasanjo, if he were smart, should be thankful to his stars that a person of such a lowly birth rose up to become what he is today - the Nigerian version of the American dream, sort of? Or better still, could Olusegun Obasanjo agree to a DNA test since the sires of the Igwe Onyejekwe are still around and one of them is a pharmacist at Houston Texas United States of America or just answer the question, who is your daddy?
picture of Igwe Onyejekwe.
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Nairaland General › Re: Nairaland Party by moderation2020: 5:59pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
ParadiseN: Are you guys for real? we are not for real, we are for play, anuofia |
Business › Re: Can The Imo River Take (large) Ships? by moderation2020: 5:55pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
I suspect you want to import amunition, am very sure is for biafran army  |
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Nairaland General › Re: Nairaland Party by moderation2020: 5:47pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
Smartiegurl: she's gat a soft spot! she thinks this whole thing is a joke... don't mind her, if at all the op is a her, all this fake identity. op thinks all this online hatred is a joke, I can stake 100,000k against 100,000k if the party holds, someone must die. personally I will target seun  because all this his 2wks ban I feel like sh**t**g one of the moderators |
Politics › Re: Is Igwe Onyejekwe The Father Of Obasanjo? - PHOTO by moderation2020: 5:40pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
egift: One controversy I have been hearing for a long time is that Igwe Onyejekwe is possibly the father of former President Olusegun Obasanjo. Can someone with relevant references clarify the truth about this issue.
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First Picture: ex-President Obasanjo Second Picture: Igwe Okwudili Onyejekwe
Also has there been any official comment from OBJ on this issue? so many people don't know about this hidden truth, and that's the reason Obasanjo always has this vendetta on idigbo. Onyejekwe is his father, when you google and research it, you will observe that almost all the major media in Nigeria then has this information in there database. this country has no identity database of its citizens, is a pity. even Obasanjo knows this truth. He is an Igbo outcast  |
Nairaland General › Re: Nairaland Party by moderation2020: 5:32pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
ParadiseN: I have been a curious observer of nairaland forum since my brother introduced me to the forum last year. Today i finally decided to join the forum by creating a profile.
I would like to suggest a Nairaland party to foster peaceful coexistence......people are less likely to throw tantrums and have online warfare if the people behind the Monika's are known personally. Such a party can foster peaceful coexistence and make this forum a more pleasant place to be. It can also be used to introduce awards...Like most online friendly/ most a comodating/most detribalized etc.
Personally for me a nairaland party will be a good opportunity to meet people like Seun Osewa, Bacarnista, Lalasticlala, Beremx, Chukwudi44,Cramjones etc would be nice to see all the online warriors of Nairaland come together to take some wine....lol am very sure you are looking for whom you will shoot & kill abi? all these religion and tribal online bigotry coming together means, causing a tribal war. Please desist from such thought |
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Car Talk › Re: Advice Needed By Car Gurus by moderation2020: 12:10pm On Oct 30, 2015 |
PLEASE also I want to know the difference between; Engine: 2.0, 2.4, 3.0 and 3.5 thanks |
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Politics › Re: Fashola Doing Things With Camera (caption Photo) by moderation2020: 8:36am On Oct 30, 2015 |
government of the picture by the picture and for the pictures  the picture snapping government the kadesian picture competition in government |