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i don tire of many posters claiming directly or indirectly say dem get good motives, while posting incendiary and highly inflammatory statements, wey no get objective, except to ferment trouble.

de kind posts wey i dey talk about dey always lead to cyber tribal battles. in dis case, i go give mallam eziachi, benefit of de doubt. i go believe say him dey knowledgeable and dey ready to share dat knowledge.

without any strings attached, mallam eziachi, abeg help me answer these questions. de answers go help me and others. if you no get answers and anyone else get answers, make una feel free to contribute.


(1)Could Biafra have survived to this day?

(2)Where did the Biafran war of survival go wrong?

(3)Did Ojukwu fight for Biafrans or for his personal interests?

(4)Is there any way that the Biafran secession could have been avoided?

(5)What role did the eastern minorities play in the Biafran struggle?

(6)Who actually killed Nzeogwu, Nigerian federal forces or a group of envious Biafrans?

(7)Did Biafran and Nigerian federal forces swap foods, women, and ammunition?

(What should be done to the living Biafran war criminals? (war criminals exist in every war)

(9)Where did the Biafran war leave the people of Eastern Nigeria? Is there any way out of it?

(10)To what extent did the Biafran army use chemical weapons in strategic battles?

(11)How effective were the Biafran-made weapons of mass destruction (Ogbunigwe and Flying Ogbunigwe) and self-guided surface-to-air missiles?

(12)What deal did Cameroon and Nigeria make to facilitate Biafra's defeat

(13)What deal did China and Biafra make and why did it fail to materialize?

(14)Did Biafrans destroy the Nigerian 2nd Div. by sheer chance or by some form of advanced warheads developed in secrecy?

(15)How and why did Biafran soldiers kill fellow Biafran soldiers?

(16)The lost children of Biafra (who are they and where are they now?


i believe say, if people find or provide honest and accurate answers to my questions, e go help the healing process. i get more questions, but i dey wait for intellectuals make dey handle these 16 first.

hehehehehe

May I hereby postulate that the thread starter has more than a cursory relationship with someone in diaspora and that he/she, in fact, lives in diaspora her/himself

This thread is more than likely an epitome of gross self deprecation, in an attempt to cover up pschological damages of sorts, dementia and/or frustration that could be caused by residency in diaspora.

if dis person dey for naija with us and if dis person get small sense, him for know say na de kind division wey the thieving leaders dey hope for; him dey exhibit for here.  if people wey dey diaspora and those of us wey dey for naija, no fit team up against those bad leaders, dem go continue to dey rape and steal at will.

2legit2Qui handle na de kind word wey common for ghettos for US and UK.   if my postulation wrong, make him come prove me wrong.

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Jakumo:
Onyisi Chuks I must confide that I suffer from intermittent dyslexia, which results in my mis-spelling numerous words, and names in particular.

But for Oga Seun's spell-checker, my writing in this forum would be virtually unreadable, so please bear with me if I stumble now and then.

e be like say dis man no sober at all.

Jakumo:
Your appeal that Pastor Eunuch needs to be feared and respected e.t.c e.t.c

mallam jakumo, i no know de ting wey una dey argue about, but dis ya reference to de pastor as eunuch, na low blow. i know say ya analysis dey thorough most of de time, so i believe say you no dey ignorant of de pastor name.

you no need to call de pastor dan daudu to make ya point. simple google for tell you say de pastor name na enoch adeboye. some of us dey enjoy your write-ups, make you no belittle ya self with cheap shorts like dat.

and truth be told, respect for elders na african trait. take my statement as constructive criticism, but if you wan battle otherwise, i dey here. shikena.

@beaf

honeric01:
Can you make something good out of this? i mean, can you re-right this? its confusing

de ting wey i mean be say, you for give me benefit of de doubt. anyway, no yawa. as you read my responses to you, just know say, many of de responses, na tongue-in-cheek.


make you forget my reference to beaf, de man be extremist wannabe.

my people handsome pass dis one na.

honeric01:
why should i believe you without any source? what reputation do you have on nairaland that warrants instant acceptance from you?

you for at least give me de kind benefit of de doubt wey una dey give ibori na. for ya information, even newspaper reporters dey manufacture stories and you dey better off to believe me in many cases than de corrupt journalists wey dey for naija.

wettin person fit gain to start thread wey talk say snake bite Rep?

if na mischief i wan start, i for start rumours about that notorious poster wey dem dey call beaf!

honeric01:
Where did you get the news from?

you tink say i get time to manufacture dis kind tory? you no believe me, but when ibori tell una say him no give ribadu N15million una go give am benefit of de doubt.

Anyway see de link for here

A Rep member was on Friday 23 October bitten by a snake in his office. He was bitten by the snake when he went into the rest room attached to his office on the first floor of the new building to ease himself. The cries of agony of the lawmaker attracted the attention of his aides who rushed to the scene to find the lawmaker writhing in pain.

The aides subsequently raised an alarm by quickly placing a call to a friend of the lawmaker, who heads a committee that has to do with flaring and also other members on the floor. They raced to the scene and rushed the lawmaker to an unnamed private clinic for treatment.

Efforts to kill the snake I learnt were abortive as the aides who were shocked into perplexity watched helpless as the snake made good its escape. It was speculated that the snake may have come from the foliage surrounding the NASS complex and may have climbed the wall of the new building during the night and ensconced itself in the comfort of the lawmaker’s toilet. But this hypothesis was quickly discarded as the outer wall of the new wing is covered with ceramics.

The strange incident has not only raised the blood level of the few lawmakers in the new building who learnt about it, but has also set tongues wagging on its mysterious nature of the perplexing occurrence. Many were quick to ascribe a spiritual dimension to the happenstance saying that there was more to the incident than meets the eye.

A female lawmaker who reacted to the story said: "How can a snake be found on the first floor of a place like the new building that is always spic and span? We are talking about first floor and not ground floor o. If it were to have been the ground floor, I would have said: maybe; but first floor? My brother, the lawmaker should check himself!" According to a source, there had been spirited efforts to hush up the incident because "people may read a wrong meaning to it."

Though the Chief Medical Director of the NASS clinic, Mrs. Precious Udobong was not in her office when I visited, other nurses and pharmacists I spoke with confirmed that the Rep member was not brought to the clinic for first aid after the incident. Sources however claim that the lawmaker is now in a stable condition.

Source: The Nation


i sure say dem go soon rush de lawmaker overseas for treatment. me i tink say na otumokpo snake be dat.

i no tink say any of de girls wear panty hose. we know say na africa dem dey, but for de award, dem for try wear panty hose na. dem no get handlers wey dey tell dem about fashion?

why are you people fighting each other? all of una supposed to be ashamed of de continued marginalization of de common people of de niger delta region and de almanjiris of de north!

una suppose to dey work together on behalf of these people wey una government don abandon, use, and continue to marginalize. shame on all of una.

tribalism no let una see say de common enemy wey una get na una leadership. una suppose to team up and work for common good. na de tribalism wey dey worry una dey let una leaders continue to dey rape una at will. dem know say una go direct una anger against each other instead of against de leaders.

una go even fight with all your might to defend de thieving crooks such as ibori, bode george, disgraced bank ceos and the like.

somebody don already post de tory, so i go delete my own.

many of una wey dey post here, especially de ibori apologists need to hide una heads in shame.

who cares when ibori was arrested? de question should be, ibori bribe ribadu or e no bribe am?

make you no give people excuse to attack you for petty tings. at least try to learn de spelling of de names of people wey you dey oppose so dat people go know say you do ya homework well.

south unity, qualification mean any ting to you at all, or na only tribe and region you want make southerners consider.

Beaf:
Being a seadog is a pride. They are a blessing to this nation http://www.nas-int.org/

i refuse to believe say beaf na seadog . shikena. how my regular whipping boy go be seadog?

Mainwhile:

Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) says yesterday that the sacked Managing Director of Bank PHB Plc Francis Atuche has allegedly laundered N20 billion depositors’ funds and will have to face fresh charges.
Atuche was arraigned last Wednesday alongside a former Executive Director Charles Ojo on a 26 count charges before a Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos for alleged fraudulent transactions worth N80 billion which weakened the liquidity of the bank.

A senior official in the commission involved in the investigation, told Sunday Trust yesterday that[b] Atuche allegedly used existing companies to transfer money into foreign accounts through bogus loans.
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The former bank executive is said to have forged documents of these companies without their knowledge to take out depositors’ monies.

The official who did not want to be named said in one of the cases of the fraud, a company, Tegosan Oil & Gas owned by Peter Ololo was used to siphon N4 billion as loan for a tank farm.

However, when operatives interviewed Ololo he denied knowledge of the transaction and claimed his signature was forged.

“The account was opened on December 27, 2007 and was credited with N4billion on the same day, our investigations have revealed that the two signatories to the account were forged,” the official explained.

The source also said, “Another company, Extra Oil Nig. Ltd originally owned by one Diamond Uju had a fake account in the bank under the name Tochukwu Kemakolan and was used to siphon N3.9bn.”

According to the source, using fake documents the former bank chief allegedly stole N3.5 billion each from Future View Security Ltd and Traegec Nig. Ltd.

EFCC’s spokesman, Femi Babafemi when contacted for comments on the matter said, “fresh charges cannot be ruled out in some of the cases involving the bank executives because the Chairman Mrs Farida Waziri has given a directive that operatives should dig deeper into their activities as a result of which further investigations are still ongoing.”

we might as well blame cbn for this report too, since that is the order of the day. cbn for handle every ting hush hush, under under, quietly, so dat shareholders for no lose money at all. na cbn and sanusi dey cause all dis embarassment - why dem go give efcc day kind information na?

i sure say, we no go here any outrage about dis report from usual suspects. according to ololo dem forge him signature, and successfully  transfer N4billion overseas!          i suppose atuche with de able assistance of ololo safeguard dat N4billion wey belong to shareholders - him na worthy managing director.

mark my words again, many of dis ceos go spend cozy time in prison, including some of de old superstars wey still dey get sympathy from people wey suppose to know better.

naijaking1:
We're still working on trying to prove that the CEOs committed any crimes.

oh boy, you sure say obj, ibb, ibori, and other ex presidents and governors steal money from us so? i no tink say you fit prove say any of these people tief one kobo from our treasuries, just as you no fit prove say de accused ceos commit any crime.

congratulations sir.

naijaking1:
Fall in share values was one of the predictions we made about Sanusi's uncordinated activities at CBN, now it has come to pass, but you want to re-write history so soon.

hehehehe, no make me laugh abeg.

ceos squander shareholder value and cook books, lied to shareholders and regulators, resulting in artificially high share value.  obviously when de lies become public, the share values must fall. any fool fit predict dat one.

de question is dis: should we hold de ceos and other executives wey lie to shareholders and regulators, wey make billions on naira in loans to themselves, wey mismanage shareholder money, responsible for the fall in share value?  or na cbn wey we go hold responsible?

ono:
Hmnn. . . . . . .

What then do investors do now? We should just wait for him to lead the banking industry to the cliffs?

na de ceos wey don already lead una go cliff and drop una sef. cbn just dey try rescue at this point.  justice will be served when the ceos begin go prison.

by de time wey dem recapitalize the banks, investors fit recoup some of their losses. for now, na to just sit tight. frankly, de attrocities and financial crimes wey de ceos are accused of, is unforgivable.

make una go read de court papers for perspective.  with time some of dem go go prison like bode george, mark my word.

naijaking1:
Are you for real?

Now it's the CEOs who squandered the share values? I just can't believe it.
What was the share values before Sanusi stupidly started to mess things up? If you can answer or even research this answer, you would understand your own lies.

we no go get anywhere if we no fit dey honest.  

de audits wey cbn conduct reveal say these banks been dey cook their books and no one actually knew de extent of their troubles. you fit blame regulators wey no uncover the issues, but dat one no change the fact say de banks have been in trouble for at least 18 months before sanusi enter cbn. the bank share values had been artificially inflated because public no sabi de truth.

it was simply a matter of time before the bank shares crash in value.  tings had been messed up long before sanusi  enter scene. na cbn loans wey dey cover de yansh of most of these banks.  yawa gas after sanusi stop giving them the loans.

if you no believe these tings, just wait make the trials of these ceos begin.  i sure say you go come back here with regrets. for now, make we await the trials.

when sanusi show rascality by some of his actions, i dey ready to condemn such actions and i don condemn dem, several times.

as far as i dey concerned, time will tell us how good or bad sanusi will turn out as de cbn governor.

my question to naijaking and his likes be dis: where is de outrage towards the ceos wey squander shareholder value to de point say the shares are now worthless? sanusi no be saint, but e good make we call spade a spade as far as the sacked ceos are concerned.

una supposed to be outraged by the mismanagement and possible crimes by these ceos as you are about sanusi's actions, if your outrage is honest.

naijaking1:
First it was the CEOs, soon, it's going to be small scale shareholders like you and me.

naijaking comments expectedly.

make i remind una say de newspaper wey report dis propagandized information is owned by de ibrus. una sabi say cecelia ibru be one of de ceos wey dey on their way to prison after court find dem guilty. so make una no surprise at de extent wey dem go go to discredit people wey expose dem.

cbn governor no be police or law enforcer, na efcc charge de ceos for court. de governor just give efcc evidence and efcc file charges.

Beaf:
Deal with my arguments.

you have no arguments, just opinions wey no make any sense.

Kobojunkie:
@ndu_chucks, you never read say that road na FEDERAL ROAD, and so the reason why the Government is not to be blamed for the condition of the road? ASk @Mekuslogan, he came up with that one all on his own.

kobojunkie, even if de roads na federal road, you would think the shop owners will pool funds and pour gravel on the streets just to make their lives better.

i no tink say those people care at all, how dem fit allow grass to grow for their roofs like that? how many minutes e go take one of dem to uproot the grass? dem no even fear say the shops fit collapse. its quite a shame, araira is supposed to be one of the best markets in africa by now.

@paddyboi, na de kind analysis wey you make dey make visiting politics section of nairaland worthwhile. ya analysis dey fully free of tribalism, insults, and gross display of ignorance. 

how on earth an "educated" person go tell us say "GDP" of Shell, Chevron and the likes make up de GDP of nigeria?

i for one appreciate paddyboi's analysis.

@beaf, in case you no understand simple statements, de point be say, ya claim about nigeria pdp and how it relates to "gdp" of shell and chevron,  show ya complete ignorance of economics.  i don tell you say, on dis issue na inside round box you dey, you no fit dig yaself out.

dispute paddyboi's statements on the economy if you have de ability. as usual i expect you to latch on to points wey no relate to gdp or economy. small time you go say paddyboi get hausa agenda.

de condition for ariara market na disgrace, grass dey grow on top of some roofs sef, and people no even care to do any ting. if de people dey dat comfortable with their own properties, no wonder dem no dey demand more from their thieving governors.


See grass on top of roof.

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na wa for wayas.

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potholes or not, buses dey operate

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i no fit talk.


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make una see de boutique wey naijaking take diaspora money go build for ariara, at least him dey give back. after i snatch de picture, naijaking begin yap say: gini ka o g’eji photo eme   



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