There is no way that the hausas would be able to withstand the beroms in their land.Its just not possible. They definitely have to be getting aid from the military.

alj harem1:

wefu= take away
biko= please

sorry are you asking him to take it away

nope sorry.you got it mixed up and wrong. akhenaten u know what i mean.

jason123:

That would be unnecessary

Yea but its definitely going to happen. I suspect it will happen in Owerri also and the igbo part of delta state because from onitsha it will spread to there as well.

Akhenaten:

I am a resident of Jos, the truth of the matter is that government at every level, hav decided to be insensitve n insincere to the plight of the christains in jos. the press also are not helpin atol. to be candid more than 150 peole mainly igbos hav lost their lives since last saturday dat the hausas lunched an unprovokd attack on an igbo business area close to their domain, that same day, they stopd a luxirous bus travln 4rm lagos to gombe via jos-bauchi road killn many of the christain passengers who are mainly igbos, this led to we the igbo youths retaliatin in some areas bt as usual the military guys are always used against the xtains, arrestin innocent xtains, THIS IS A FIRST HAND INFORMATION, FORGET THE GOV. MILITARY/POLICE LIES.

God bless ndi igbo. Leonard Kanayo Iwuji

Pass the word

Akhenaten, wefu afa ya biko. hope i said it right.

The ACN woulduld not accept Atiku. This is just an open invitation for GEJ to join then in case the northerners go behind his back and screw him out of the primaries. Smart move.

ROTFLMAO!!!

Just got an update from jos. The actual number of people that have been killed up until now is the violence reisurfaced is actually about 150. Also Christians have been retaliating but the military has been aiding the muslims and have been arresting innocent christians that were not even involved in the repraisal attacks.

alj harem1:

and if i am igbo then why do they say i am not igbo then

Hey it doesn't matter Igbo man.

At jason123, stop letting yoruba come out of your mouth.I am sick of it.You are not yoruba.

alj harem1:

look, you do not have to insult me, is there a prove that biafra kill my uncles

is there a prove that biafra committed atrocities in edo state

so do not come here and start telling me what i know it is embrassing that you do not know that after all the hate poison your parents are feeding you about the north and yorubas

Obviously the Igbos don't have hate for the north because you are half Igbo and half northerner right? so if the igbo had hate for the northerner you wouldnt be here right?

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Aigbofa:


Banjo was a good man, probably like you. But, that did not stop the bearded goat from shooting him.

why was Banjo thrown in jail before the war?

Justcash:


LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gawd, una wan Kill me with Laughter!!!!
I did my Youth service in Ogun state. Are you talking of Abeokuta or Idi roko? Where are you talking about in Ogun state? LOL! Which other states in the western region gat the Super factories that are bigger than all the factories in Igbo land.
Well, you have not answered why Yorubas and Hausas remained backwards despite winning the war and dominating leadership.

There is no need to talk like this.Disrespect and insults are not needed in the doscussion. Keep it political.

babapupa:


lwkmd. Unfortunately for you and apart from Lagos state, Ogun state alone get more factories and industries than the whole of igbo land combine,

You people no get shame I swear, na insecurity and inferiority complex go kill you, the same malady wey foolishly make you go enter war wey you no fit win,


Btw, it's ok to keep sweeting your bele with the ignorant and meaningless dominating Lagos talk. Unfortunately for you, Lagos state ain't about just Ajegunle and Alaba.

Where is the wisdom and sense in boasting about you paying taxes and developing other people's land while your own dey crumble?

shey na the same other people's land you go leave for your grandchildren abi your crappy towns and villages? Do you people even think before uttering d/u/mb and ignorant rubbish? Shameless people,

Aren't most of those factories owned by Igbos and doesn't the SE have the lowest poverty rate in nigeria?Yes. look babapupa, your being very disrespectful, give credit where credit is due.That is what real men do.

Aigbofa:


The Japanese and Germans rebuilt their countries into the second and third largest economies in less than 40 years. what is there to celebrate in Biafra if after 40 years, all you have been able to build is a ramshacle place where only hardened criminals can survive.

Japan and Germany are countries, Biafra is not a country(yet).get it? Your brain should be used wisely my son.

Akhenaten:

I guess starvation as a policy is not considered a war of attrition. The last time I checked, in order to defeat Biafra, you had to starve the populace. If my history is correct.

Sorry, but even though the Igbo population was decimated at record numbers, the international community would have prevented a genocide of an entire race of people. As the Americans said about the Jews, "Never Again."

However, I like to shy away from Biafra discussions, because I take that war very personally. A very sore spot if you ask me, since my area was one of the last to fall in the war. That means the fighting was fiercest in my region, and clan suffered heavy casualties.

Biafra was not beat by starvation, it was stopped because of the lack of weaponry. Starvation did not effect the soldiers but the civilians.

Yea they do, I applaud the Igbos and also take off my hat to them.

[size=15pt]Obasanjo leaves Cote d’Ivoire, Gbagbo defiant[/size]

Tuesday, 11 January 2011 00:00 Editor News - National



FORMER president Olusegun Obasanjo has left Cote d’Ivoire after he tried to persuade sitting president, Laurent Gbagbo, to step down peacefully.

The workers of the hotel where Obasanjo was staying and a member of his security detail, according to the Associated Press (AP) confirmed that the former president left early yesterday for Nigeria.

Gbagbo has refused to step down even though results issued by the electoral commission and certified by the United Nations (UN) showed he lost to opposition leader, Alassane Ouattara, by a near nine-point margin.

Obasanjo shuttled between the two men, seeing each once on Saturday night following his arrival, and twice on Sunday. The purpose of the visit was to exhaust the diplomatic options before a military intervention is considered.

Obasanjo made a surprise visit on Saturday night on a mission sanctioned by Nigeria, part of a flurry of initiatives aimed at persuading Gbagbo to give up power peacefully.

“My own exploration remains positive and to that extent , I am optimistic,” Obasanjo told journalists at a hotel in Abidjan late Sunday night.

He spent Sunday in talks with Gbagbo and Ouattara, who remains holed up in the lagoon-side Golf Hotel under guard of UN peacekeepers and blockaded by pro-Gbagbo military.

ECOWAS, headed by Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan, has threatened to remove Gbagbo by force if he refuses to go quietly. But any such military effort would be logistically daunting, and Gbagbo has dismissed such threats as interference in Cote d’Ivoire’s sovereign affairs.

Asked whether he still thought military intervention was the solution, Obasanjo replied: “When you have a problem you must consider all possible solutions.”

“We know that an election has taken place. The whole world knows the result of the election. My exploration is to see how and where we go from here,” he said.

In a sign that cracks were appearing in ECOWAS’s tough stance, Ghana’s President John Atta Mills announced on Friday that he would not take sides in the conflict and he did not believe a military action would solve anything.

“We believe in quiet diplomacy, so I have expressed reservations about the success of the intended military option. There are more than one million Ghanaians in Cote d’Ivoire. I don’t want to be saddled with problems we can’t solve,” Mills said.

Four other African leaders were in Cote d’Ivoire at the start of last week to attempt to mediate, but came back empty-handed.

The UN says at least 210 people have been killed in violence since the election, including 14 in inter-ethnic violence in the western town of Duekoue in recent days.

http://www.guardiannewsngr.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=35151:obasanjo-leaves-cote-divoire-gbagbo-defiant&catid=1:national&Itemid=559

alj harem1:

that is the question what did ekwueme do when he was in power.

what big thing did Obj do when he was in power

Exactly.You have no idea of what you are talking about.

alj harem1:

i HATE it when people blame hausa/fulani it is very disgusting and irritating

why and why can you not blame ekeumeme, Obasanjo, kalu orji uzo, gbaga danel, alao akala, tiunbu, ibori, uwaumwu, eziriba, uba, etc

why hausa/fulani

think straight here brother,,, i think you have started drinking again

What did ekwueme do exactly? also none of the guys mentioned except obj were ever presidents and obj was installed by the northerners.

seanet02:

I am not suprised by the antics of the poverty development party!! They have times without number proven they have nothing to offer us except this epileptic and inept governance they are offering us. The only thing they know best is looting and frying the country dry. Let them go ahead and arrest TINUBU, i pity goodluck[b] i just hope he does not go the way of Tafawa Balewa when he cooked up lies against AWOLOWO. The end was a graveyard as a PERMANENT BEDROOM.[/b] Goodluck beware.

And who exactly put Balewa in the graveyard?lol. Awo had nothing to do with that buddy.

Keep'em coming.

Everyone knows Obj is a paid agent of the CIA.If Gbagbo is smart, he would reject negotiations with Obj or else he'll do to him what he did to Charles Taylor.

mukina2:

The thread will stay in crime section and if it goes out of hand it will be locked.

Thanks

I'm very disappointed in you.

silami:

^^^ well you can as well do yourself a favour by searching but all i know it was a dialogue or if you like call it debate between these two men.

And the point here is that understanding that we are different; understanding that we all have our interests to protect and project; understanding that we must accommodate each other within the political and economic constrains; understanding that we must reach out to other groups with a warm handshake; understanding that the world does not belong to only our ethnic or religious group; understanding that fair play is critical to nation-building. We all know that there is diversity everywhere – if not by religion, then by region; if not by tribe, then by tongue; if not by dialect, then by idiolect. Our problem is not the diversity but HOW we manage it. And thats the essence of bringing up these topic here not to start talking sections, regions, ethnic groups or religions.

The only thing that is stopping us from unity is being in the same country. I'd go with Bello's quote. We are not the same and are different.Once we are confined in our own autonomous enclave and under our own form of government, then, we can unite through respect and a handshake.

silami:


I think either you don't understand the topic, or you are just another ethnic bigot who's mindset is fixed towards ethnicity and sectionalism. these are two quotes from two revered Nigerians and u did not address any of the quotes but busy attacking personality. shut up your mouth because we don't need the likes of you here.

What is the whole quote from Zik?

fstranger1:

Why speak for them?

let them speak for themselves!

You are right. They've spoken for themselves.Go to the fist page and see my conversation with one.

Akhenaten:

Sorry fstranger1, but if the Igbos leave, I am 100% positive that the Ibibio/Efik/Annang and Cross River communities will leave with them.

Pretty much.

binhozie:

Was that a bus?  
What happened to the occupants? Dont tell me they were torched too!  

Brother, unfortunately they were.

jason123:

I actually think its the sharia law that differenciates them as ndu-chucks pointed out. Yorubas regard the law as brutality .

Sharia law is simply unislamic and is instead arabic practice.That's is why yoruba muslims dont practice it, which they are right in not doing.