₦airaland Forum

aloeman15:
yes, well i hope this isn't supposed to shock anyone. like it or not, the truth is glaring. after all, they're still in the news.
and to show you the proof- if bh were defeated, the govt would make it a high profile jamboree with coverage on every single news outlet in the land.
'nuff said.

jordinsparkles:
Hehehehey what is going on in this country called Nigeria......haba!!!! nah soso beati beati and killing killing...God save us ooo...end time country

Samirana360:
We all knw dat islam is a curse 2 d world...i only wish pa abraham didn't listen 2 sarah

Mekus68:
Ebola pic.


Are u the wife of Mynd44.


He should be caned 44 times on his bombom for marrying a school drop out who can't spell mere DIRECTOR very well.

silent10:
No mind dem jor. D moment u dnt agree with their myopic & selfish interest, u re labelled "not their own" nt knwin dat dey re indirectly puttin their own unity 2 jeopardy. *FOOLS*

Zoharariel:
Shut the fvck up! The is the price you pay for your avarice, over-ambition & greedy lust for power.

In the early hours of January 15th, Kaduna Nzeogwu disgruntled over a list of items with the ruling political class and with disdain for certain regionalists, led an army of fellow Igbo Majors and a Yoruba, Ademoyega Adewale, in a military coup against the political leadership of Nigeria.

Kaduna Nzeogwu’s Igbo squad killed the premier of the Northern and Western regions but of course left the Igbo Eastern premiere alive.

He killed the Finance minister (Chief Festus Okotie-Eboh), who was Nigeria’s #3 man, but left the number #2 man. Azikiwe was left alive.

As if that wasn't enough, an Igbo bakery made a loaf of bread, depicting Nzeogwu as the Saint in the ‘Saint George and the Dragon’ medieval crusader story, from the 7-11th century.

The loaf of bread had Nzeogwu as Saint George, standing over and  killing Sardauna, who was depicted as the bleeding dragon.

This depiction was highly provocative to a welcoming Hausa-Fulani, still licking their wounds and being hospitable, after an unprovoked Igbo led military coup and assassination of their finest.

This triggered the first inter-ethnic crises in the North. Igbos fled to the East, and returned only later under guarantee of their safety by president Ironsi.

Later that year, in July, General Murtala Muhammed, taking advantage of the precedent, led a very bloody, 4-day coup and overthrew the Ironsi Government.

At this stage, Igbos in the north were highly targeted in outbreaks of ethnic violence. Thousands were reportedly killed, though the numbers can not be verified. And this was the episode of the Igbo exodus to the South.

Deal with it! The Igbos were certainly the cause of their predicaments and we will keep reminding you each time you choose to blame everyone & everything else for your woes.

Makapounse:
Ameen, hw re u ?

Cutehector:
see hw it's sweeting u dahs wad u wee like