₦airaland Forum

nairavsdollars:
Civil War is past. Let's focus on the present

Tranquillity360:
The present is your nigeria government killed hundreds of unarmed eastern Youths for just doing peaceful protest.

Buckeyemedia1:
Where were you when they were doing the killing?

ObiOfOnitcha:
The war was between igbos and the military, where 3 million people died out of starvation by Igbo warmonger Ojukwu, so how does that concern me, the same set of people will suffer if they bring another calamity on themselves

Danjikanbauchi:
Afonja Muslim skull miners always on ibos matter

ambale:
It is glaring that the fear of breaking up is limiting our potentials in this country

Perhaps until the actors of the last civil war goes away from our polity, I don't think there is much we can do

We need to holistically determine the path we want the nation toll, Federal charcater has divided us the more, due to the birth of Exposure through the social media

In all, our current leaders have no answer to our problems or they are just afraid of the outcome of their results in the case of doing the right thing.

ObiOfOnitcha:
The war was between igbos and the military, where 3 million people died out of starvation by Igbo warmonger Ojukwu, so how does that concern me, the same set of people will suffer if they bring another calamity on themselves

JOemmy:
So u think 1967 is the same as 2021? Anything like civil war again will surely be the end of nigeria as we know it even those who lead the war knows this no nation in history have ever survived two civil wars.

Penguin2:
50 years after, Nigeria has its best chance to finally lay the ghost of Biafra to rest in 2023 or ignite a fire that might burn higher than what burned in 1967.

The choice is theirs!

uBuNiT:
Poor repeatation by New York Times.
Telling us what we know from birth

ObiOfOnitcha:
This is the same mentality they have then but see now, Nigeria is still standing after 50 years of senseless war

vanbonattel:


The Igbos's been vindicated.

Let all the other tribes enjoy the Nigeria they fought to save.

It's like fighting hard to prevent a war, and then, tragically losing your entire generation of your people in the resulting peace.