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See this man oooo. Baba agbalagbala

Biodun556:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loD4GXxEWfQ

As per ur heading, is it "lighted" or "lit"?

Yet, they were insulting fulani when shagari did the same

See them happy eating and drinking together after signing the treaty that anyone that ever talks about the break up of Nigeria should be charged in court for treason and jailed forever,
And one fraudster of an animal (that his father Said he is mental), now brainwashed some other sets of swines to be killing their brothers and sisters just to cause unrest in the country , cos he his being paid by some idiots that want to come back to power.
May cownu and his brainwashed animals never end well in life, brutal ends awaits them for all the killings, deaths and murders they have committed against God and humanity

Ok


Largest jetty in Nigeria

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2h0BY5M0lec

TOPCRUISE:
Yet, they were insulting fulani when shagari did the same

Lol

When we call dem cownu brainwashed swines hypocrites,
We know what we are saying.

Brainwashing is worse than poverty.

Ojukwu wasn’t really happy and it’s understandable, after the death of his kinsmen. Gowon seemed like a lively and chatty fella

post=103552930:
Lol

When we call dem cownu brainwashed swines hypocrites,
We know what we are saying.

Brainwashing is worse than poverty.

olodo

After the Civil War, a policy of no Victor, no vanquished was agreed its over three decades now, we'restill waiting to see the outcome of the Aburi Agreement...

He’s a backstabber

FarahAideed:
Igbo always giving this OP sleepless night when others are sleeping he is looking for anti Igbo propaganda to post

There is nothing antiigbo about the post

A lot of people smoked back then.

Ojukwu even I believe had a favourite brand self.

Times have changed. In Nigeria, Prof Ransome-Kuti did a lot to raise anti smoking awareness when he was minister in the 1980s.including quitting smoking himself.

The past was a different country indeed.

so what should we do about it.....

QuotaSystem:
It is absolutely the same.Your excuse holds no water.

Even if Shagari displayed self-consciousness, it would be his personality trait in contrast to the typically arrogant & narcissistic Ojukwu.

You guys are dealing in foolery trying to start an ethnic war of words because of two persons that acted (smoked) in a fashion that was acceptable in light of the 1960s milieu. None of Shagari or Ojukwu acted out of place.

Yes, Ojukwu had some airs of arrogance. This is not so out of place considering he was the eldest son of one of West Africa's richest men (Sir Loius Ojukwu, OBE). His father was insanely successful. He held many, many "firsts" in Nigeria (and even per black African). His Dad's Rolls Royce, same he was reported to have driven around as a boy, conveyed the Queen in Lagos. The Kano Emirate Council had the other Rolls Royce (though markedly less opulent than Loius Ojukwu's version) in Nigeria, and the Queen was ferried in it when she moved to the North on the same tour. A graduate of Oxford; one black head in a sea of white heads. Ojukwu (jnr) was the first graduate to enrol in the Royal Nigerian Army (at a time the army was for sons of "nobodies" like Gowon and co.). His father never approved of it because an army career was considered beneath people of his status. Of course, he defied his father's wishes. Born in Zungeru (like Azikiwe), he spoke impeccable Hausa, Yoruba and, of course, Igbo. He was a Nigerian through and through. His rebellion against the Nigeria state was reactionary and defensive. Ojukwu was not the villain non-Igbos think he was.
Shagari was a decent man too who rose to political prominence from his modest career as a teacher. He lived a long, fulfilled life. The kind of Fulaniman Nigeria should be proud of. He was never the supremacist kind like Buhari and co. Modest, cultured and personable.

Bottomline: it is nauseating watching you guys (on both sides) make a fool of yourselves over something as this. Only morons don't see past ethnic lenses. It's a fucking big world! Open your heads!

SegFauIt:
but if dem check well well na you jobless pass.
As at this Time you're still up on politics section looking for propaganda to wail on.
I hope you have a real life outside this forum else I pity your generations

Worry about your generation Mr man

Ojukwu problem was pride. The same thing affecting Nnamdi Kanu

TOPCRUISE:
Yet, they were insulting fulani when shagari did the same

Yeah because most of them did not grow up back then

A lot of people smoked back then .Young , old etc.

Saro-wiwa the late ogoni activist was even hard-core.He smoked a pipe self!

Very soon they will find obasanjo smoking somewhere

FarahAideed:
Igbo always giving this OP sleepless night when others are sleeping he is looking for anti Igbo propaganda to post

He's probably paid to do so. You know we have many impostors and Judases on nairaland.

Wiseandtrue:
You are definitely and truly a buharist!

You all have this "do me I do you" syndrome in common!

Leaving bigger issues, trying to justify senseless nonsense


Modified:
I just checked for the meaning of BUHARISM look what I found
Modified:
Buharism refers to the socio-political and economic ideology of Nigerian President and former military head of state. He immediately launched an unprecedented military-led social engineering campaign, War Against Indiscipline, with the aim of forcibly promoting civic virtues.


Buhari and force

Hypocrite
You people feel justified when doing your own but will start shouting when others do to you what you have done to them.

Do me i do you God no go vex

make person no smoke again

Penguin2:
Not the same at all.

In the Shagari video you could see guilt written all over him when he lit his cigarette. He kept looking around to get reassurances that he wasn’t messing up.

On a lighter note, I guess Shagari and Ojukwu met at a bunk.

And the state pardon Shagari granted him was smoke induced

Nice one

OP!! Ojukwu LIT up a cigarette. LIT!!!!

Let's practice confederation as federalism cannot move this country forward. Confederation is the answer to all these struggles by different regions

Plomo:
Lol he lit a cigarette in a social setting, so?

Compared to lighting up a f’ag when the prime minister is giving a national address?

You guys should understand..
A lot of people smoked back then in formal and informal.settings

So Shagari lighting up theb was not unusual. Infact some of the journalists questioning his boss then may have been smoking then.

Yes they did things different back in the 1960s. The first indoor smoking bans came in the 1990s.

solonubinho:
OP!! Ojukwu LIT up a cigarette. LIT!!!!

And so what?

Nd.....

louqas:
Hypocrite
You people feel justified when doing your own but will start shouting when others do to you what you have done to them.

Do me i do you God no go vex

Buharist

I guess it remain obasanjo or abiola own

Wiseandtrue:
Buharist

Proudly

aribisala0:
Interesting how times have changed

Many people do not know that you could light up in an aeroplane and big aircraft had a smoking section.

Yeah. Some planes would even announce when the smoking sign came on( said sign can still be seen in some older aircraft).