CIC in typical style lays bare his views on a subject matter. [url=http://dailytimes.com.ng/blog/we-don%E2%80%99t-need-another-%E2%80%9Chero%E2%80%9D-ojukwu]This time[/url], it is the late Emeka Ojukwu.

^^^^

nope we need IBB and OBJ

[size=20pt] Ironically, Ojukwu was never ever able to witness his own megalomania. Gbulie claimed that in Biafra the man known as “the General of the People’s Army” “acted egotistically and emotionally and did not attend to practical and pragmatic matters” and that “millions of Igbos paid a horrible price” for his “hubris”.

Leadership landed on his lap by accident. It was a task he was inadequately prepared for – just like the Biafrans were not really prepared for the federal response to the secession. All Ojukwu had to offer was hot air. The Biafrans saw very painfully that this was not enough. In the period since his return from exile all Nigeria got from Ojukwu were self-promotion and the feeding of an over-inflated ego. While his place is guaranteed in the history of Nigeria because of the civil war, he really didn’t come close to my understanding of the term “hero”, but I pray that God is kind to his soul.
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Gbam!

Thank God people are seeing through the whole charade of this megolomaniac called ChukOdimOjukwu of a scoundrel!

Norrrring but a confusionist and an anarchist at BEST!
An accidental and miscalulating FAILURE!
His only legacy to Igbos!
Twa!

The reason anywhere you see a typical IGBO person. . .it is all about ENVY, confusion and disorganization.
What a tragedy!

May God continue to save us from these kinds of OKJ zip code heros/heroines. Amen!

^^^ ok