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Michael004:
Yeah, he fought against Britain and Russia. We all saw how Russian and British solders bombarded biafra land. We even saw a British solder and a Russian solder that shot that your cousin. Sorry.

Clap for yourself...

Michael004:
How did your grandpa structure looked when he was suyanized by the dilector ikemba hehehehehe. It is unfortunate that cousin that couldn't have helped your life was among the suyanized zombie.

Rants and childish memes as usual.... Nothing coherent.

Ioannes:
Descend? Into hell? That's a good idea. You won't be missed. Hurry along now. Go and meet nnamdiot kunu in hell. He's waiting for you.

*yawns*

Michael004:
As usual, I have written it in that my comment, that goal post will be shifted, anyhow, it must be shifted. Thought no nation supported you, how come France now supplied arm all of a sudden. Or is it because I broght out the fact?

Your reverse psychology is too obvious and boring. Who is shifting the goal post here? Who denied that light arms were given to biafrans from France? The only ones denying and shifting the goal post are those who disagree that ojukwu fought against BRITAIN AND RUSSIA etc.

Michael004:
Just as awolowo use just brain and advice to turn your dictator to marathon racer. Remember, awoo was a bloody civilian.

Which awolowo? Okay....the fetish who drank rat poison because the northerners outsmarted his brain? Lol... Tell me something I have not heard before.

Ioannes:
Sure. I will do that when you crawl back into the maggot infested sewer you came out from this morning. I'm waiting...

Bring your e-aare ona kakanfos because you are insignificant. It will be unfair and inhumane to descend on you.

Ioannes:
Some people just bring their frustrations online looking to vent their depressed minds.

Op, Take a chill pill OK? Go and Take your bath this morning. I'm sure you will feel better.

I have noticed you. Now crawl back to your shell.

Michael004:
Wr have heard this lies from time immemorial, and how you people keep lying to yourself that you had no support from any nation. Yet in the history and documentary, we never heard where British solders carry guns to fight against ojukwu. They keep lying how Russian helped Nigeria, but in the documentary, nothing said about Russia, or is there another Russia in Jupiter that we didn't know that it is only igbos that know them? When you tell them the nations that supported them, the will change goal post to 'So you want to compare those nations to Britain and US'. The way they lied against pa awolowo, they are doing the same thing to Russia, a nation that was facing her own issues at the time. Improve on your lies o yee people. See below, a nation that supported these people that always tell you they had no support from no nation. No wonder no nation want to support them again, cos they know their ingrate nature.

Mr kindagarten, I didn't know "copy-and-paste facts" is still the in thing here. When will you graduate?

Asides France which supplied light arms to Biafra, which nation supplied heavy armoury and baby-killing jet fighters to Biafra just like BRITAIN RUSSIA,EGYPT, SAUDI ARABIA, etc did for NIZOORIA ....sorry NIGERIA....?

you are an amateur in these, believe me.

Henryyy:
Nnamdi Kanu was in prison for 2 years but Ipob were literally eating akpu and nsala at home. Again you failed to make a valid point. As a matter of fact you havent made any point at all.
Talking about ojukwu, he led 3 million biafrans to their death, prevented food from reaching his kinsmen yet tried to turn it around and blame his opponents. He was a selfish slowpoke. Have you ever asked yourself why none of his relatives starved during/after the war? Were they feeding on air?If he had a way of getting himself and his family food then he definitely could cater for the rest of his kinsmen but his selfishness and the need to make his opponents look bad, made him starve his kinsmen. When Nigeria decided to stop sending food to Biafra and there was no way Ojukwu and his family could survive anymore, the coward fled the country. What are you now telling us? I fail to see the bravery in such portrayal of greed and foolishness.

Revisionists as usual. Their gospel according to Yoruba media. I don't need to repeat the indisputable truth about the late ikemba.

Am dissapointed you have no new lies to tell. Say something else.

Michael004:
[s][/s]I am busy now. Your comrades have threatened me here and even pasted my digits to tell me they will track me. All cos I am a bone in the flesh of you pigs, am ipob destroyer and slayer. I laff at you. You never knew anything. Concerning your new rant. I see it inside here

Initial gragra.. Fake story...... but when I descend on you, you always run to mods to lick your wounds. Cowards as usual.

Caseless:
WAEC kid!

Who is this maggot?

Sammy07:
I rushed here to see a meaningful post...

But was disappointed, that's it's all a trash

Dingbat, you thought it was an Igbo bashing thread but you were disappointed. Pls run off like a chicken....a usual coward. Call your fellow chickens too and tell them to run too.

OFAI IS BACK FROM THE MEANINGLESS BAN. Lol...

Henryyy:
You haven't said anything though. You can't call someone a coward with nothing to prove it. However for ojukwu, all proof is there that he was and shall remain one of the most cowardly people to grace the earth. Same with Nnamdi.

O dear there is so much to prove. I see it everyday. I see it today. They can't stand up to their oppresors head on, all they make is mouth and speak useless grammar on the media

No noise maker, not even their aaare ona kakanfo who was snuffed to death in prison could mobilize people to stand against their oppressors. All they know is to grumble and make noise, but at the end, nothing happens, ask ibb when he was in power.

No one from any of their tribe or village can stand shoulder to shoulder ojukwu whose main opponents were Britain and Russia during the war. Every pundit knows this.

KANU made this morons piss on their pants with his words alone. His words sounded like ogbunigwe to them. Cowards, confronting a man who had nothing but words with guns and armoured tanks.

Am back from a ban and trust me, I will STILL tear every fake news and propaganda against Igbo and probiafrans PIECE BY PIECE.

where are the coward zombies?

they once called OJUKWU a coward and a supremacist, but we all knew who the real cowards were.

they now called KANU a conman and a coward, but we all still know who the cowardly criminals are.

it is only in Nigeria that criminals like buhari, orji and tinubu are celebrated.

please, will the "great" "intellectual" "brave" and "well meaning" Nigerians now stand BOLDLY AND MILITANTLY against the injustices of criminals in power against the people? all they know is how to make noise in nairaland with their pathetic memes against probiafrans or even easterners generally.

cowards in nairaland displaying their piggish nature against pro biafrans only proves they can't survive one day without igbos.

IPOB opens a thread, you scream and piss in your pants. IPOB goes off, you still piss all over the place.

since KANU is out of your way, transform Nigeria for good and let's see. stop being a coward.

HungerBAD:
By Bisi Olawunmi

The secessionist insurrection of the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) took a dramatic turn in the week ended Saturday, September 23, 2017, during which the secessionist group was proscribed and its erstwhile boastful leader, Nnamdi Kanu, took to his heels when confronted with fired up soldiers. Reminds you of another boastful secessionist in Biafra 1 – Emeka Odimegwu Ojukwu – who also went on the lam when federal troops closed in on him back in January 1970? At least, Ojukwu walked the talk of war, but this wet pants peed on only hearing the sound of guns! So much for the empty braggadocio! Also during the same week, there was an international angle to the secessionist agitation as the Federal Government decided to name two countries – Britain and France – as collaborators in IPOB’s partitioning agenda.

Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism, Lai Mohammed, told the nation on Wednesday, September 20, 2017 how Britain and France have been tacitly complicit with IPOB in its destabilisation of Nigeria. Britain, stated the minister, continues to tolerate Radio Biafra’s hate and incendiary broadcasts from London while France is said to be the financial clearing house of IPOB from where funds flow to the secessionist group. The minister had asserted: “Let me tell you, the financial headquarters (of IPOB) is in France, we know” and also posed a rhetorical question: “Who does not know that IPOB internal radio is located in London?” Mohammed explained how Britain had been frustrating Nigeria’s diplomatic efforts with the British authorities to shut down the pirate radio station only to be given the nebulous excuse of freedom of expression.

He had wondered: “If we have a person in Nigeria openly soliciting arms to come and fight in the UK, what would you think of it. Would you consider that freedom of expression?” The minister implied that the two countries have been engaged in semantics or what I would call diplomatic jousting. Minister Mohammed spoke of “knotty diplomatic issues which you need to skip” only to add in a double talk “I don’t want any diplomatic row.” Of course, the minister knew the charges against the two countries would spark diplomatic skirmishes, perhaps low level, for now.

Well, these are trying times in Nigeria and nationalist fervor demands that the country must be ready to ruffle some diplomatic nests in defense of the sanctity of her territorial integrity and sovereignty. There is reciprocity in diplomatic relations. We need to remember that Britain and France have played ignoble roles in the international arena in recent times under the self-serving subterfuge called ‘International Community.’ Britain followed the United States to declare war on Iraq on the lie that Iraqi President, Saddam Hussein, had ‘weapons of mass destruction’ which must be neutralised.

They ended up destroying that country and got its president hanged, as a rub in. Yet, Tony Blair, the then British Prime Minister, who stridently orchestrated Gulf War II could still face the world and declare that he had no apology for the destruction of Iraq, a country that has not known peace since. Such brazenness! Such denial of criminal culpability by a British Prime Minister who had made a past time of pillorying President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe whose main offence was winning re-elections in his country.

Apparently, Blair, with imperialist hang-over, wanted a regime change in Zimbabwe but met more than his match in President Mugabe, who once derisively called him Tony b-Liar. The old Zimbabwean war horse was right, Tony Blair lied on Iraq. So, if Britain condoned the Iraqi war, why is the Nigerian government peeved by the British High Commission’s statement condoning Radio Biafra’s hate and inciting broadcasts on the puerile doctrine of freedom of expression? The same Britain that shut down the Internet when youths went on rampage in London on the excuse that they were using it to network and mobilize others for the riot.

Talk of diplomatic duplicity or double standard. The immediate past British Prime Minister, chubby boy, David Cameron, in an expansive mood, once described Nigeria as a fantastically corrupt country, another brazenness from a country that is fantastically a receiver of stolen funds, being the financial capital of the world, both legitimate and illicit. Well, it was good riddance, as the political gambler fantastically lost the Brexit vote that saw to his exit from 10, Downing Street, the Prime Minister’s official residence.

As for France, it supported Biafra I and facilitated Emeka Ojukwu’s exile in Ivory Coast, her satellite nation, so, it should be no surprise that it is the financial clearing house for IPOB, the leading agent for Biafra II. France was indicted in the Rwanda Genocide of 1994, in which an estimated 800,000 Tutsis lost their lives, for being complicit with the then Hutu-led government. France also led the Western onslaught on Libya that saw the killing of Libyan leader, Muamar Gaddafi. In 2011, France, brazenly thwarted the will of the Ivorian people, when under the cover of ‘International Community’ mandate, it provided military support for a candidate, Alassane Quattara, in Cote D’Ivoire’s disputed presidential election conflict to capture a sitting African President, Laurent Gbagbo! Gbagbo had won the majority vote in the main election and was pronounced winner of the re-run election by the country’s Constitutional Court only for the UN Representative in Cote D’Ivoire to assume the role of electoral commission to declare Quattara as the winner!!

Sadly, Nigeria’s naïve President Goodluck Jonathan, as ECOWAS leader, had endorsed the UN envoy’s verdict, and consequent UN mandate, which accorded French military partisan involvement a dubious legitimacy. Cote D’Ivoire is France’s milking cow, a situation President Gbagbo had ended, so the empire struck back. With Quattara, who is married to a French woman, in charge, France has returned to gravy train in Cote D’Ivoire while President Gbagbo languishes in detention at The Hague facing criminal charges at the International Court of Justice.

The West sent Gbagbo to jail for a domestic conflict arising from an election dispute, but Tony Blair still struts around, a free man. Talk of the hypocrisy of the ‘International Community.

Nigeria’s political leadership should be under no illusion about any affectionate love from Britain or France, and, by extension, western countries. Britain and France are yesterday’s countries, over whose empires the sun has set, now playing a fickle third fiddle in international power relations and struggling for residual relevance in Africa. Nigeria, on the other hand, is a country of the future with great potentials which some vested interests may not want manifested being a threat to their hegemonic hold. You see, no country in Europe has Nigeria’s landmass, natural resources or population.

According to worldometers.info (2017) the combined population of Britain (66.2 million) and France (64.9 million) is 131.1 million compared to Nigeria’s 192.06 million while the combined landmass of Britain and France is 789,487sq km as against Nigeria’s 910,770sq km. Given these endowments plus high caliber human capital, the prospects of Nigeria as the great Black Hope is bright. We can now begin to understand why many countries would have dubious designs on Nigeria and would not be averse to its disintegration.

• Dr. Olawunmi, senior lecturer, Department of Mass Communication, Bowen University and former Washington Correspondent, News Agency of Nigeria (NAN).

http://guardian.ng/opinion/britain-france-and-ipob-duplicity-of-failed-empires/

The hungry doctor is looking for attention. Where was his tail before KANU got attacked by the army?

uniqueren:
Your slowpoke of a father there!

I don't blame you. Zombie junkie. I hope you get delivered from the demonic spirit.

uniqueren:
Ipoblogic
Olodo dị na mmadụ
Where is that loud mouthed hater of a man called Kanu? Is he in the underground with you? Abi he is inside a tank or perhaps he simply vanished into the abyss of the sea while the blood of idiots like you and other innocent ones are been shed repeatedly and you don't even know what the fvck you are fighting for.

Continue being a tout o, at least we know it isn't touts that fight wars. When you return from the underground I'm sure you will still be all mouth and no plan. IPOB my foot

See this junkie. Your cowardly soldiers attacking armless protesters is what you are celebrating.

Zombie

Sarrki and his co-travellers should read this thread and stop boasting about the civil war.

ujah60:
My little brother like wearing female clothes. How do I stop this habit?

My younger brother once had that issue. Now he is a 27 year old alpha male.

Don't allow him to continue wearing them.. Give him manly duties...make him active in church...play soccer with him....

samuk:
When people are out of their depth they resort to insults. What a low life. When your parents send you in school to read for a day like this, nba, no, you refused to study and lean, now insult is your superior argument, What a pity. It's not too late to go back to school. Until very recently, the average Onitsha person does not see himself as Igbo in fact he/she will feel insulted to be called Igbo, if you are in doubt go and read Nnamdi Azikiwe's autobiography written in 1970.

Arguing with you is a waste of time because your "points" are so low and empty. And you refuse to learn, I know someday, you shall learn.

samuk:
If your map is correct then it proves the point that Oluadah couldn't have be born or be a native of the Igbo territory unless you are saying that the entire territory was under the Oba of Benin at the time he was born. What exactly is your point?

How do you reason? Perhaps I should ask, how old are you?

mfm04622:
Please, how old are you? You don't seem to know the present Niger bridge that connect Onitsha and Asaba was constructed via the RRR!

is it only the old Eastern region that was affected by the war? Were other areas affected by the wars paid more attention that the old Eastern region? Or do you think the 3Rs is meant only for the old Eastern region? Also the Igbo did not kill anybody during the war? Please wake up. What i keep telling you is that WE (all parts of Nigeria) have it bad and have it the same level since the war. The Igbo shouldn't cry more than others for the effect of a war they caused.
Simple.

Your biase is ridiculously obvious. Only sadists think like you. Niger bridge was a temporary construction, go to sane societies where they build long lasting bridges. There is little or no federal presence in the south east. Every pundit knows this.

So we now caused the war? Keep exposing your true color. Dillydallying here and there to fault Igbo's on marginalization. Satan pretending to have the interest of Igbos. Satan your lies have long expired.

caesaraba:
Oh, I'm not Yoruba. So now you can relax.

Either way, you are still a charlatan.

caesaraba:
Lol. I watch as you desperately try to make sense to a being who is hell-bent on playing the victim here. Tell him that charcoal is black and watch him/her argue aimlessly for the remainder of the week. All because, Buhari is president. Nothing more. No matter how they try to coat it, it all boils down that singular fact.

Keep fooling yourself. Sanusi once said that Yorubas are the real problem with this country. Your hypocrisy is brazen, and he also stated admittedly that igbos have been the most marginalized SINCE THE END OF CIVIL WAR as against other region.

Our ingenuity has taken us this far, not your masters false benevolence.

Your are so desperate in trying to paint igbos black for stating the obvious. I don't you. People like you are charlatans.

mfm04622:
I asked for evidence that the South East have been shortchanged in infrastructural development! Simple. I didn't say FG has done all she should. Am saying FG failed in every region, not only in SE. Any evidence to the contrary?

And I keep telling you that infrastructural shortchange in the SE started with neglecting the 3Rs as against other regions that weren't war-torn areas. You have no cogent question because I have answered to your discomfort, you just want to save face

mfm04622:
I laugh!!!

So only the South East have decayed infrastructure? Have you seen the bridge across the River Niger in Kwara State or the one in Kogi? Or you think the Niger bridge that connects Asaba and Onitsha is the only Niger Bridge? Do you know the state of Kano-Kaduna Expressway? Where in the country have good infrastructure? When you talk of marginalization, you should mean other parts of the country receive better attention. name that part with evidence please!

When you want good infrastructure, start from holding your governors to account. Simple

Governors accountable for federal roads, ports, power, and niger bridge? Lol.....you are funny indeed.

Governors have their own share of blame, yes, that's why the likes of t.a. orji are efulefus in their own home using politics to immune themselves.

However, its sheer naivity to think that the FG dosent have a larger share of the blame on roads, power, health and infrastructure.

mfm04622:
So you believe the richest tribe in this country can in good conscience complain about ECONOMIC oppression? Kindly educate me how the Igbo have been oppressed ECONOMICALLY! Yes, IPOB have been shouting about marginalization, but this is the first time am hearing about economic oppression! Also, this is the first time am hearing about protest against non implementation of RRR. In fact, the first time was when the Buhari/World bank- Focus on the North issue came about.

So convince me this is came as a result of IPOB agitation with fact. Thank you

Then you are simply out of touch with news. KANU himself stated categorically that non implementation of the 3_Rs after the war was the beginning of Igbo marginalization.

£20 policy, decayed social and rural infrastructure e.g Niger bridge, major roads, etc were all forms of economic oppression. Igbo dexterity and resilience only made these oppression unnoticeable.

mfm04622:
Did Kanu or IPOB as a group asked for this? Was this part of their agenda?

What does a protest against marginalization and economic oppression mean? What does protest against the non implementation of post war RRR mean?