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| Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Psoul(op): 9:39am On Oct 29, 2021 |
Many Nigerians have asked if there were parties from the southern and northern Protectorate that partook in the declaration of Nigeria, or did the British on their own sign the document in the absence of the people involved? Southern and Northern Protectorate were joined to form Nigeria in 1914. By then the nationalist we know of now were still little to know what happened. Nnamdi Azikiwe was only 10 years old, Ahmadu Bello was 4 years, Awolowo was 5 years then. Which Nigerian signed the Amalgamation document? There were only 28 individuals involved in the forceful Amalgamation of the South and the North Protectorate. Out of the 28, only 6 were Nigerians. The rest were all British citizens. Lord lugard the first governor general led the Amalgamation (he was one the one to propose it first) and the final signature was his. Sir Kitoyi Ajasa The six Nigerians are; 1. HRH Maiturare Sarkin Mussulumi and Sultan of Sokoto 2. Usuman Dan Maje who later became Emir of Kano 3. Sir Kitoyi Ajasa a lawyer 4. HRH Oladugbolu Alaafin of Oyo 5. HRH R Henshaw (Obong of Calabar) 6. Abubakar Shehu of Borno These are the Nigerians present at the amalgamation. They were there ceremoniously. From the names above, you would notice that no Igbo man was present in the amalgamation of Nigeria despite the Igbos having powerful Kings like the Obi Okosi of Onitsha, Eze Nri òbalíke etc The reason is not far-fetched. The Igbos fought strongly against the British rule and they were never in support of their systems. Lagos colony was also against the amalgamation as at then. The British were more comfortable to deal with Fulani/Northerners. The reason there were more fulani/northerners during the amalgamation. So, the saying that Northerners wants to always rule Nigeria did not just start. It was positioned so by the British. Even the location of the amalgamation was also located in the North. Nigeria was not formed by consensus but by Force. https://www.binnabook.com/2020/02/those-who-signed-nigeria-amalgamation.html?m=1&fbclid=IwAR3itl6hxfIg3ImRT9iTNW_HoiQ7kXTd5rCa_rEidb2R6t3cSuge4CCT2OI
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| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by muykem: 11:05am On Oct 29, 2021 |
South East has always insignificant in decision making in Nigeria. |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by jlinkd78(m): 11:12am On Oct 29, 2021 |
Noted |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Nobody: 11:37am On Oct 29, 2021 |
Those were the civilized tribe in those day. Smh agidi will not allow our lost tribe or Kongo Jews gree for their senior |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by BKayy: 11:47am On Oct 29, 2021 |
SlyDev:Civilised slaves you mean? Because one (Britain) can't force his equal (Ndigbo) to sign something against his will |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Nobody: 11:52am On Oct 29, 2021*. Modified: 8:19pm On Dec 06, 2021 |
BKayy:Ibo equal of Britain? your master Israel no reach Britain level talk more about you a nonentity. Some minor tribes are even more civilised than Ibos, na population una get uno get anything |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Psoul(op): 12:13pm On Oct 29, 2021 |
SlyDev:Those were the people Britain could easily deceive and brainwashed. Igbos knew what they were up to as at that time, hence the exclusion. The people that were convinced for the amalgamation did not even understand what they were even told. They were those that will always jump to their feet whenever a Whiteman's name is mentioned around them. |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Blackfire(m): 12:47pm On Oct 29, 2021 |
E no concern us All we know is North2023 and North2023 North2023 North2023 North2023 North2023 North2023 Anyway I sell cows |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Igboid: 12:51pm On Oct 29, 2021 |
Psoul:Good piece of history. Maka ndi "Secession clause". The stiffest resistance to British colonialism was in Igboland. |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Igboid: 1:01pm On Oct 29, 2021 |
SlyDev:The Igbo self-assurance frightened the British . "True democrats, no one was better than themselves but yet they were somehow better than anyone else. This self-assurance was sometimes a little frightening. The Ibo men and women are so continually in the right and so busy proving that everyone else is in the wrong. They want to learn from us but only such things as may be materially productive as soon as possible. They tolerate us because they need us. They do not look upon us resentfully as conquerors but complacently as stepping-stones. What will happen when they can, or think they can mount it alone and no further use of the stepping-stones, no one can tell." . AFRICAN WOMEN: A Study of the Ibo of Nigeria, Sylvia Leith-Ross, page 357, published 1939 |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Nobody: 1:26pm On Oct 29, 2021 |
Igboid:Self assurance but you got all your civilization from British, igbo that they had to teach them how to plant crops properly, getaway u |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by oyatz(m): 1:27pm On Oct 29, 2021 |
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| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Igboid: 1:35pm On Oct 29, 2021 |
SlyDev:Lol! E shock you right? The British themselves knew that Igbos never considered them as superiors, but rather as stepping Stones to a higher pedestal. But an African from a probably slavish group like yourself is here tearing your pants over Igbo matter. Lol! People learn from each other when they meet. The British learnt alot from the Romans and the Vikings. The Greeks learnt from Persians, Arab, and Egypt. The Chinese learnt alot from Americans. Everyone learns from each other. We saw the British as nothing but a people to learn their technology from and never as superiors. We had our own civilization. We had cloth making centres, we had Metallurgy centres with Iron ore minning sites at Lejja, you can look up Igbo ukwu artifacts and exploits of Awka blacksmiths. The Igbo had perfect understanding of astronomy. We had our days and weeks and years that were perfectly aligned with the movement of the Moon. We evolved our democracy before the Whites understood what it meant. Teach Igbo how to plant crops properly? Are you mad? Look at Igbo population pre colonial era, we were a heavily and densely populated people. You don't achieve that without first and foremost conquering food production and preservation science, as you need food to keep humans alive. |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Danjikanbauchi: 3:01pm On Oct 29, 2021 |
If the documents were sign without Igbos consent then Nigeria should let them go, because they were not part of the amalgamation. |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Nobody: 3:14pm On Oct 29, 2021 |
Igboid:Your isagu was British invention You cloth was British invention Your kingship system was British invention You had to be taught farming because the only food your fathers can plant was only tuber crops, that was why all your 19 century picture look kwashiokorish Tell me something that's not british invention in ibo land? It got so much that Ibos felt so inferior that started bleaching first among Nigeria tribe to look like British Self assurance, your score is L |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Igboid: 3:24pm On Oct 29, 2021*. Modified: 3:57pm On Oct 29, 2021 |
SlyDev:What are you on about? Isiagu is sowed with multiple cloth materials, even Ankara is used. The most important thing is that it has imprints of a leopard reminiscent of how our ancestors wore the hides of leopards to show valour. Ndiigbo had our woven clothes that were pre colonial. Google "Akwete cloth weaving". Which kingship? You mean warrant chiefs that the British imposed on Igbos who go about today parading themselves as traditional rulers? Igbos are Democrats, Don't let Nollywood movies deceive you. We bow to no Eze or Igwe. You are not okay. Which Igbo precolonial picture look malnourished? The British described Ndiigbo as "stocky" in build. We planted traditional cereals like "Akidi" . Our soil type predetermined the crop type we chose as staple. I know you are jealous of Igbo skin color. But even the colonials noted on first arrival how significant amount of Igbos were light skinned. In the Americas, we became known as "red Eboe".
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| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Racoon(m): 3:30pm On Oct 29, 2021 |
"........The British cobbled together Northern and Southern Nigeria in 1914. They did it to save administrative costs at the eve of World War I.Only six individuals actually signed the Amalgamation document. They are:https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2020/12/how-to-kill-skin-and-bury-a-country/amp/ |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by 401kk: 3:52pm On Oct 29, 2021 |
This is a lie. There was no amalgamation document. |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Psoul(op): 3:54pm On Oct 29, 2021 |
Igboid:Bros, you have educated this ignorant man enough. Let him wallow in his fo0lish ignorance. If he wants to learn, let him drop his silly ego and you will teach him more. Do not teach a fool who thinks he is wise else you will look like a fool too. |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Nobody: 3:58pm On Oct 29, 2021 |
Igboid:Red eboe was a fantasy written to massage ego of Ibos, majority of ibo lightskin are bleaching, Ibos know all the right cream to use Ibo wear leaves, I have not seen any old igbo picture where they wear hide. Igbos didn't wear clothes but leaves Dead it |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by AntiBMC(m): 4:01pm On Oct 29, 2021 |
Igboid:God bless you for this. Couldn't have said it better. |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by afube: 4:18pm On Oct 29, 2021 |
SlyDev:you sound so infantile , it is absolutely embarrassing! |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by zoedew: 5:44pm On Dec 06, 2021 |
ITS LONG BEEN OVER AS IT WAS. |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Nobody: 6:36pm On Dec 06, 2021 |
BKayy:The Tivs, Jukuns, Nupes were also Mayes with the British. Probably why they were not invited too. |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by flamingREED(m): 7:02pm On Dec 06, 2021 |
SlyDev:The sound of the uppercut wey that guy give you reach the North Pole. You nor see say 'em nor reply you again? |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Arda1000(m): 7:24pm On Dec 06, 2021 |
SlyDev:you mean Igbo made bleaching creams as early as 18/17 centuries wow ![]() U must be high on sour gbegiri |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by emapeteum(m): 6:32pm On Sep 19, 2023 |
Psoul:The Igbos were not civilized enough to be part of the signatories. Be truthful for once please |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Psoul(op): 10:50pm On Sep 19, 2023 |
emapeteum:A na akogheri. |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Christistruth00: 1:04am On Sep 20, 2023 |
muykem:Azikiwe signed it in 1960 and one Nigeria was his Brain Child which the British gladly supported |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Christistruth00: 1:09am On Sep 20, 2023 |
Igboid:It was Rev Samuel Ajayi Crowther who first took Cassava and Garri to Onitsha, to help overcome a very serious food shortage as the population was near Starvation Garri became an Instant Smash hit and Super Star in Igboland because Cassava grew everywhere it was planted whether the soil was fertile or not and it Sustained the Population The same effort that produced one tonne of Yams produced 20 tonnes of Cassava and in shorter time Your forefathers were so grateful for it |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Igboid: 9:50am On Sep 20, 2023 |
Christistruth00:Nonsense as usual. The Igbo were very populous before any slave called Ajayi crowther set foot in Igboland. Ofcourse we are grateful for the introduction of Cassava by the colonials just as Europeans were grateful for the introduction of potatoes. Who doesn't like more food especially one that requires less strength to cultivate and less soil fertility to yield. |
| Re: Those Who Signed Nigeria Amalgamation Document In 1914 by Christistruth00: 10:05am On Sep 20, 2023 |
Igboid:It was not the British who brought Cassava and Garri They don't even eat it It was the Returnee Yoruba' Slaves who brought it with them from Brazil And it was Rev Ajayi Crowther who brought it to Igboland to save the people from severe food shortage and starvation there |
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your master Israel no reach Britain level talk more about you a nonentity. Some minor tribes are even more civilised than Ibos, na population una get uno get anything