₦airaland Forum

I would have have courage to go to school if you people didn't turn criminals, terrorists, separatist, drug pushers, looters, saboteurs,laziness...to mention but few!
with all this and many other reasons I won't go to school forever!
even Nnamdi kanu the drop-out plunged his region in trouble.
if you don't expect my fight don't talk of stupid school around me.
right?
I enjoy my majority 70% of Nigeria.

feelgoodInc:
now I know you don't stay in the east

buying what there?
drugs?

quid:
meanwhile in Turkey

better for turkey to turn wailer, that's all with in her power.

quid:

until igbo pack out of Nigeria! ok

The violent on biafra agitation will not started in the North or in the west as many speculated, it will rather stated in the South East.
Nnamdi kanu had lost relevant in the midst of imminents igbo nation wide and the world at large, So the Norths and the South west will be relatively calm from now and above oct.1, but the South east will explode and it will laid to rest the biafra agitation, it may even bloody.
Biafra agitation started in the east and it will die out in the East contrary to what people think.
Struggle for power had started in the East and it will certainly favour those in corridor of power!
oladeebo

But the daddy looks unhappy.
congrat.

Igbo must take note they owe Yoruba nation the explanation of where about of the corp of Col. Victor Banjo! Until justice is done, and igbo pay their wicked act, a boot-out to any stupid Southern Unity and those calling for it!
Bo ku ki kiniun Yoruba o sakapo ekun omo ibo, kaluku o sode e lototo

quid:
And the exact color of those dogs, and their breed: whether Alsatian, Dobberman, Labrador, Great Dane, Bloodhound, etc. . . .

let me tell you the bitter true, if any bastard promise you to feel at home in yoruba land as biafran, you a loser upon loser, you will be chase out of yoruba land with out taken your cloths! mark my word.

gadumorries:
This is not good enough by this time we are trying to avoid war. Any body asking for war should watch countries like Iraqi, Syria, Yemen and Afghanistan. If we must separate, it should be done peacefully.

but who is afraid igbo war in this country?Is igbo ever been in peace with Nigeria before?

Ojiofor:
You want to know where he was buried so that you can there to mine his skull abi?

is that concern you, you didn't love him alive, you will love his dead?

LordCrimson:
Get informed son I'm a proud Niger-Deltan,Thanks for reminding me it's just a propaganda

what is propaganda?
I want igbo who ever you may be to proof me wrong and show me the burial ground of Banjo!

quid:
You need one yourself.

if you are igbo ladies traffican, look for your costumer else where! ok.

quid:
You want an Igbo wife abi ?

you can take them to ffk(oko asewo)

wingman:
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May your hatred choke you to death.
Go back to school! You can barely express yourself in English language.

and your hate for true, do what to you?

intruxive:
Victor Banjo (April 1, 1930 – September 22, 1967) was a Colonel in the Nigerian Army. He ended up in the Biafran Army during the struggles between Nigeria and Biafra. Victor Banjo was mistaken for a coup plotter against the Nigerian Prime Minister Tafawa Balewa, by the Government of Aguyi Ironsi (according with the book "Why we struck" by Adewale Ademoyega) He was alleged to have staged a coup plot against Biafran President Odumegwu Ojukwu.[1] and was executed as a result. It took a second military tribunal judge to sentence Victor Banjo, because Odumegwu Ojukwu's first military judge stated that there were not enough evidence to convict Victor Banjo of coup charges. There has been no third party verification of Victor Banjo's involvement in the Nigerian Coup nor Biafran Coup. His alleged involvement in both coup plots has been based on unsubstantiated hearsay.

Career Edit

Lt Col Victor Adebukunola Banjo, was the first Nigerian Director of the Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Corps of the Nigerian Army. He joined the Army in 1953 as Warrant Officer 52 and he was the sixteenth Nigerian to be commissioned as an officer. (NA 16). A product of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, he also obtained a B Sc. in Mechanical Engineering. His travails began immediately after the January 15, 1966 coup, which brought Major-General Thomas Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi to power.[2]

1966 Coup Edit

Three days after Aguiyi-Ironsi came to power, Banjo was summoned to the office of the Supreme Military Commander and was arrested while he was still waiting to see the Head of State. He was accused of planning to kill the Head of State and detained. It is however believed and this much has been suggested in other writings on that tumultuous moment in Nigerian history that Banjo was detained because it was thought that he had a hand in the January 15, 1966 coup. It was a difficult moment for Nigeria as the January 15 coup had inflamed tribal passions and divided the military, and Aguiyi-Ironsi more or less did not know what to do.

Banjo was detained in various prisons between January 1966 and May 1967. He had a young family of four children, and a young wife, his incarceration expectedly destabilized his family life. In A Gift of Sequins, we see how through letter writing, he tried his best to keep in touch with his wife and children, playing the dutiful husband and father by correspondence. Banjo's letters reveal much about his character and personality and his views about the circumstances of his time. He was a doting father and an affectionate husband. His letters to his wife drip with love and care. He was a well-read man of ideas, a lover of books and a frank, forthright intellect. He understood both English and French and communicated with his wife in both languages, not hiding his preference for the latter, which he considered far more flexible and romantic. Through a period of one year and half, we are taken through Banjo's life in prison and how he tried to cope with the ordeal of incarceration. His letters are shot through with anger and disappointment.

Northern Army leaders successfully carried out a counter coup against the incumbent Nigerian president Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, an Igbo. Along with Ironsi many Yorubas were killed. Banjo, a Yoruba,[3] attempted to defend a Yoruba officer but was arrested and thrown in prison by Olusegun Obasanjo. Banjo proclaimed his innocence but he was refused a trial.

Biafra Edit

When Biafra was proclaimed on May 30, 1967 Banjo was released from an Eastern Nigerian prison by President Odumegwu Ojukwu and made Colonel. His imprisonment was without trial, due to his alleged involvement in a 1966 coup. When the Nigerian Army invaded Biafra on July 6, 1967 Ojukwu sent Banjo and Major Albert Okonkwo to invade Nigeria. Banjo was able to capture Benin City in less than a day and was able to get within 300 kilometers of the Nigerian capital Lagos. After Banjo was repulsed at the Battle of Ore, he and other officers (Emmanuel Ifeajuna, Phillip Alale, and Sam Agbam) were accused of allegedly plotting a coup against Ojukwu.[4] After a hurried trial,[5] that some authors characterized as biased,[6] Banjo and other alleged plotters were found guilty of treason and were sentenced to death. On September 22, 1967 Banjo, Emmanuel Ifeajuna, and Philip Alale were marched into the Enugu city center and were tied to a pole. A firing squad of Biafran soldiers fired at them. When Banjo was hit, he reportedly yelled defiantly, "I'm not dead yet!" and he had to be shot multiple times before he died.[7]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor_Banjo

but what happen afterwards?

quid:

eyan leleyi abebora?

quid:
Take money for boli and ekpaepa

that's the catch we used for you then, when we asked you to pronounce "toro" but you say "tolo" if igbo live thousand years in Yoruba land you can't pronounce "toro"
pronounce it in youtube for us to hear!
you think this toilet paper that was exchange 1billion for a Nigeria pound then can buy "boli ati epa" today.

[quote author=quid post=58141584][/quote]which olunloyo?
the prisoner or who?

quid:
go and read

am I telling you to show me books?
Show me the burial ground of Late Col. Victor Banjo!
right!

quid:
you need an Igbo girlfriend

"taa ba dagba koja bante oniru, omo eni laa bo fun!"
God forbidden!

quid:
more rumors

rumors!
hun-un!

OAFMods:
The same thing Ipob as been achieving with their hate filled post or you'd rather other sit and just watch the so many foolss among you spread deceit about them not telling how evil you Igbo's are ba ??

gentle man,
leave them, they don't see anything yet!

quid:
go and read

Adewale Ademoga is the burial ground of Victor Banjo?

slimghost:
When you kneel down tonight to pray, just ask God for one thing only,SENSE.

Have you ever seen human being with out sense?

quid:
If you were around during Banjo's time you will not be spreading this rumor

you can poof me wrong!
am waiting!

LordCrimson:
In a bid to create an intertribal e-war,You come here posting rubbish because MTN dashed you free 10MB,Receive sense

I didn't even know MTN is exsist!

quid:
please stop spreading rumors about events that happened long before you were born

Do you know my age?

Destined2win:
What you posted is not right

but, proof me wrong!

LordCrimson:
Show me the dogs that ate Banjo

when Sankara was assassinated he was buried, Now they excavate his corp for investigation!
where Banjo is buried?

quid:
did you search and did not find it?

search and show us!

CaptainGOOD:
lol Sorry abt that.
but stop poadtin fake news

fake what?
Do you think I have time for ranting rubbish?

quid:
Whether the lie you posted is right?

I challenge you to show me the burial ground of Banjo!