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The History Of Massacre Of The Ibos In Nigeria by Tflesk(op): 10:22am On Mar 06, 2020
HISTORY OF MASSACRE


Kano 1945 - Over 200 killed
Jos 1953 - over 150 killed
1966 - over 50, 000 killed
1967-70 - over 2,000,0000 killed
Jos in 1945,
Kano genocide 1953,
1966 Massacres (40,000 Igbo
Christians)[/br]
1967-1970 over 7million Igbos lost
their lives fighting for liberation.
Kano 1980 - over over 1000 Igbos
were killed
Maiduguiri 1982 - 1983 over 500
Igbos were killed
In 1984-1991 more than 1500
Igbos where killed.
THE ENMITY AGAINST NDIGBO IS
DEEPLY SEATED IN THE HEART OF
HAUSA/FULANIS OF NIGERIA
It is imperative to correct false
propaganda making rounds in an
attempt by every successive
government in Nigeria to cover uo
this genocid. In 1953, when
Independence loomed, Ahmadu
Bello, the founder of Gamji said:
"We cannot fight to dispense of
white masters only to be ruled by
new black masters called Ibo.
Even here in the North, they run
the post offices, railways, civil
service and they have taken up
all the shops we create. Call them
Ibo, but you can also call them
Zionists, but we shall not
relinquish the estate of our
fathers to such wretched people
who have never had an
administration before." Source:
1968: the year that shook the
world, by Walter Schultz.
In 1964, Major Gibson Jalo, after
downing a bottle or two at the
Kachia Barracks mess, moaned:
"we are captives to this Ibos. We
can never enjoy our new nation
until we chase every single Ibo
man out the North." Source: The
five majors. Same Jalo, Martin
Adam murdered Col Tim
Onwuatuegwu, many days after
the war at Abakaliki. In 1967,
Inuwa Wada, addressing Northern
leaders in Luggard Hall, Kaduna,
cried: "For long, we had cried that
these vermins, Ibo, must be
removed from our soil. Now we
have seen the result of our
negligence. A new opportunity of
reducing the population is here
(the war)." Source: Last days of
Biafra, by A. Madiebo. There are
more. As a mere local Major, but
substantive Captain, your boss,
Sani Abacha strode into the Air
Force Base Mess in 1966 and
shouted at Col Jubrin, Air Force
Commander: "It is our duty to
teach the Ibos a final lesson and
they will never leave their regions
any more." Source: Last Flight, by
A Okpe. Same Abacha
implemented a PTF roguery repair
of roads that gave the South
East a mere 4 per cent when
North West had 89 per cent,
North East 92 per cent, North
Central 72 per cent, South West
39 per cent and South South 35
per cent. For all the love of that
darling boss of our dear Elder, the
South East got only 4 per cent.
Through the regimes, virtually
every airport in the North,
including the one-week a flight
Sokoto Air Port, are all
international airports. When it
was proposed to developed the
Oguta Gulf as the best possible
sea sanctuary for Europe bound
vessels, Abacha flatly rejected it
and drifted in his insane style to
plans to dredge the Niger up to
Bussa, which he never did. Do you
remember the 'nya nya iska ni'
episode in Kano. After the Kano
killings and burning of Igbo
business outfits, 1991, your Kano
princes tried to indoctrinate the
almajiris on a pre-stated plea of
ignorance of what they were
doing. Those words meant, 'they
did not know what they were
doing'. It was Justice Ugwudike
who queried it: 'who are 'they' for
the almajiri who was speaking for
himself. When pressed by an
aggressive lawyer, the fool
admitted that it was what he
was told to say by the benign
princes in the Emir's palace. We
can go on and on.
Is it not idiotic to hold the opinion
that Ndi Igbo would be better in
Nigeria as a country? The only
experience comparable to Igbo
experience in Nigeria is the Jews
holocaust. It would be foolish to
ask Jews to stay and live in
Germany because their lives
would be better since Germany
has been exorcised of Nazist. We
have had our holocaust, we have
experienced genocide of immense
proportion executed with wicked
intent, we have experienced
starvation comparable only to the
gas chamber

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Re: The History Of Massacre Of The Ibos In Nigeria by cocolacec(m): 11:36pm On Dec 26, 2021
Explicit unfortunately they will queue behind Dodio Dan do dip descendant ,Atiku in 2023.Fulanis and Igboho deserve to be in the same country called Biaful or IDuful.
Re: The History Of Massacre Of The Ibos In Nigeria by Christistruth00:
huh


The Biafran Army Slaughtered all the Hausas they could Lay their hands on in the Midwest and it didn’t end there

During the Biafran Soldiers withdrawal from Ore every non Igbo along their route between Ore in the Western Region and Agbor was shot dead, a distance of more than 200 km. Those that were inside Cars had the Cars taken over by Biafran Soldiers who didn’t have enough Vehicles to transport them back to the East.

Both sides of the road were full of dead bodies,

When the Biafran Army reached Agbor there was another Massacre every non Igbo they could find in Agbor Town was killed.

Gen Gowon prevented the full details from being published in the interest of reconciliation and One Nigeria

Obi Ebbi who was a Biafran Soldier confessed in his book “ Broken back axle , unspeakable events in Biafra “ that they killed all the non Igbos along the Biafran Army’s withdrawals route it in order to prevent information on their Biafran Army’s Movement from being passed to the Federal Soldiers who were in Pursuit behind them

There is a Photograph of the road with dead bodies on both Sides of it for as far as the eye can see , I think it Was Peter Obe a Newspaper Photographer that took it.

The report of the Justice Omo Eboh Panels investigation into the atrocities committed during the Biafrans Army’s Invasion of the MidWest was said to have filled more that twenty boxes



The Non Igbos of the East even Claim they were Victims of Ethnic Cleansing by the Biafran Soldiers

Read the article below



https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a097919


http://pointblanknews.com/pbn/articles-opinions/the-unknown-victims-ethnic-minorities-1967-1970/

https://m.facebook.com/naijainfoman/posts/1139807712715827

2 ). Enough Of This Biafran Nonsense!!! By alabo abiye Akkio-abbey


As a Rivers man who saw the events of 1967-1970 and who was old enough to understand them, this protest in Port Harcourt is a slap on true Rivers indigenes. and the memory of ALL the Rivers men and women who were slaughtered in the pogroms and ethnic cleansing committed during the civil war by the Biafran Army.
Let us remind ourselves of the TRUE facts and REAL reasons behind the secession and subsequent civil war. Ojukwu and his cohorts decided to secede from Nigeria because Gowon broke up the regions and created Rivers State among the 12 states he created. Remember the Aburi accord? Article 4 of that accord had to do with the breaking up of the regions. On the 27th of May, 1967, Gowon broke up the Regions, from the then Eastern Region and carved out Rivers, South-Eastern and East-Central states. 3 days later on 30th May, 1967 Ojukwu seceded citing the Aburi accord. ON ABURI WE STAND!! The rallying war cry of the day. How anyone who calls himself/herself a Rivers indigene support tacitly or otherwise the so-called Biafra cause when Biafra seceeded just because Rivers State was created and the Rivers people for once had a right to self rule?
In the quest for a sovereign country did the Igbo majority seek, discuss with or solicit the support of the minorities in the Oil Rivers and South-East?? Where is Biafra? How do you seek for a country which was susequently named Biafra WITHOUT involving the indigenous people of Biafra? Isn't that supreme arrogance or maybe they were not included because they were meant to be wiped out later. Events proved the latter to be true.
Late Chief (Dr.) Nabo Graham-Douglas who was the Attorney General of the Eastern Region was sent on compulsory leave and exiled to his home town Abonnema with orders for him to be executed. Fortunately the plans leaked and he miraculously escaped. He didn't draw the Articles of secession and only heard about Biafra from the BBC journalists who came to interview him in Abonnema.
He was one of the lucky ones.
The ethnic cleansing began in earnest. Our intelligentsia; top civil servants, technocrats and other able bodied men and women were rounded up and summarily executed in Enugu, Owerri, Aba, Umuahia, Degema, Buguma, Bakana, to mention but a few towns/cities. In Port Harcourt, Rainbow town and Igritta, became killing fields. the bones of those victims still lie there
These atrocities were committed by the Biafran Army, against people who were supposed to be fighting the same cause with them.
In a bid to wipe out the minority tribes, our towns and villages were evacuated, our men put to slave labour and later on shot (reminiscent of Nazi Germany), our women taken as sex slaves, young boys shared the same fate as the men. Bakana, Bille, Abonnema were all forcefully evacuated.
Finally, when the Nigerian Army counter attacked and liberated Port Harcourt, the retreating Biafran Army, burnt Kingsway (now Supabod building), Nabo Graham-Douglas's law library (which was the best Law library in the whole of West Africa) and other land marks in the Garden city. Of what military significance were these acts??
I don't blame the misguided ill-informed people for trampling on the graves of those who were murdered by the Biafran Army, by protesting in Port Harcourt. I blame Gowon for forbidding accounts of the war being published after the war, but more importantly for not trying war criminals (like Col Ojeh of Degema) within the Biafran Army and holding them accountable for their inhuman and murderous actions during the war. 70 years after World War 2, we are still reminded on a daily basis the atrocities that the Nazi's committed. If Gowon had done what he was morally and duty bound to do, this matter of Biafra would have been put to rest once and for all.
By the way, in May 1968, my uncle (my mother's younger brother) was shot in his Warri street residence in Port Harcourt, his corpse butchered, his flesh sold as Biafra meat in Mile 1 market. That same day the Nigerian Army opened up and started shelling Port Harcourt, which was ultimately liberated
Are those protesting and the other supporters of "Biafra" aware of these facts??
The war has been over these past 45 years, we are forging on as a country, setting aside our ethnocentric issues. That Ex-Biafrans have been assimilated into all spheres of our society (as they should), without any punishment meted out to the war criminals among them, doesn't give anyone the right to re-write history or bring these painful memories back.
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!!
Re: The History Of Massacre Of The Ibos In Nigeria by nonplussed: 12:42am On Dec 27, 2021
[s]
Christistruth00:
huh


The Biafran Army Slaughtered all the Hausas they could Lay their hands on in the Midwest and it didn’t end there

During the Biafran Soldiers withdrawal from Ore every non Igbo along their route between Ore in the Western Region and Agbor was shot dead, a distance of more than 200 km. Those that were inside Cars had the Cars taken over by Biafran Soldiers who didn’t have enough Vehicles to transport them back to the East.

Both sides of the road were full of dead bodies,

When the Biafran Army reached Agbor there was another Massacre every non Igbo they could find in Agbor Town was killed.

Gen Gowon prevented the full details from being published in the interest of reconciliation and One Nigeria

Obi Ebbi who was a Biafran Soldier confessed in his book “ Broken back axle , unspeakable events in Biafra “ they killed all the non Igbos along the Biafran Army’s withdrawals route it in order to prevent information on their Biafran Army’s Movement from being passed to the Federal Soldiers who were in Pursuit behind them

There is a Photograph of the road with dead bodies on both Sides of it for as far as the eye can see , I think it Was Peter Obe a Newspaper Photographer that took it.

The report of the Justice Omo Eboh Panels investigation into the atrocities committed during the Biafrans Army’s Invasion of the MidWest was said to have filled more that twenty boxes



The Non Igbos of the East even Claim they were Victims of Ethnic Cleansing by the Biafran Soldiers

Read the article below



https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a097919


http://pointblanknews.com/pbn/articles-opinions/the-unknown-victims-ethnic-minorities-1967-1970/

https://m.facebook.com/naijainfoman/posts/1139807712715827

2 ). Enough Of This Biafran Nonsense!!! By alabo abiye Akkio-abbey


As a Rivers man who saw the events of 1967-1970 and who was old enough to understand them, this protest in Port Harcourt is a slap on true Rivers indigenes. and the memory of ALL the Rivers men and women who were slaughtered in the pogroms and ethnic cleansing committed during the civil war by the Biafran Army.
Let us remind ourselves of the TRUE facts and REAL reasons behind the secession and subsequent civil war. Ojukwu and his cohorts decided to secede from Nigeria because Gowon broke up the regions and created Rivers State among the 12 states he created. Remember the Aburi accord? Article 4 of that accord had to do with the breaking up of the regions. On the 27th of May, 1967, Gowon broke up the Regions, from the then Eastern Region and carved out Rivers, South-Eastern and East-Central states. 3 days later on 30th May, 1967 Ojukwu seceded citing the Aburi accord. ON ABURI WE STAND!! The rallying war cry of the day. How anyone who calls himself/herself a Rivers indigene support tacitly or otherwise the so-called Biafra cause when Biafra seceeded just because Rivers State was created and the Rivers people for once had a right to self rule?
In the quest for a sovereign country did the Igbo majority seek, discuss with or solicit the support of the minorities in the Oil Rivers and South-East?? Where is Biafra? How do you seek for a country which was susequently named Biafra WITHOUT involving the indigenous people of Biafra? Isn't that supreme arrogance or maybe they were not included because they were meant to be wiped out later. Events proved the latter to be true.
Late Chief (Dr.) Nabo Graham-Douglas who was the Attorney General of the Eastern Region was sent on compulsory leave and exiled to his home town Abonnema with orders for him to be executed. Fortunately the plans leaked and he miraculously escaped. He didn't draw the Articles of secession and only heard about Biafra from the BBC journalists who came to interview him in Abonnema.
He was one of the lucky ones.
The ethnic cleansing began in earnest. Our intelligentsia; top civil servants, technocrats and other able bodied men and women were rounded up and summarily executed in Enugu, Owerri, Aba, Umuahia, Degema, Buguma, Bakana, to mention but a few towns/cities. In Port Harcourt, Rainbow town and Igritta, became killing fields. the bones of those victims still lie there
These atrocities were committed by the Biafran Army, against people who were supposed to be fighting the same cause with them.
In a bid to wipe out the minority tribes, our towns and villages were evacuated, our men put to slave labour and later on shot (reminiscent of Nazi Germany), our women taken as sex slaves, young boys shared the same fate as the men. Bakana, Bille, Abonnema were all forcefully evacuated.
Finally, when the Nigerian Army counter attacked and liberated Port Harcourt, the retreating Biafran Army, burnt Kingsway (now Supabod building), Nabo Graham-Douglas's law library (which was the best Law library in the whole of West Africa) and other land marks in the Garden city. Of what military significance were these acts??
I don't blame the misguided ill-informed people for trampling on the graves of those who were murdered by the Biafran Army, by protesting in Port Harcourt. I blame Gowon for forbidding accounts of the war being published after the war, but more importantly for not trying war criminals (like Col Ojeh of Degema) within the Biafran Army and holding them accountable for their inhuman and murderous actions during the war. 70 years after World War 2, we are still reminded on a daily basis the atrocities that the Nazi's committed. If Gowon had done what he was morally and duty bound to do, this matter of Biafra would have been put to rest once and for all.
By the way, in May 1968, my uncle (my mother's younger brother) was shot in his Warri street residence in Port Harcourt, his corpse butchered, his flesh sold as Biafra meat in Mile 1 market. That same day the Nigerian Army opened up and started shelling Port Harcourt, which was ultimately liberated
Are those protesting and the other supporters of "Biafra" aware of these facts??
The war has been over these past 45 years, we are forging on as a country, setting aside our ethnocentric issues. That Ex-Biafrans have been assimilated into all spheres of our society (as they should), without any punishment meted out to the war criminals among them, doesn't give anyone the right to re-write history or bring these painful memories back.
ENOUGH IS ENOU[/s]GH!!!
Re: The History Of Massacre Of The Ibos In Nigeria by Nobody: 12:59am On Dec 27, 2021
Christistruth00:
huh


The Biafran Army Slaughtered all the Hausas they could Lay their hands on in the Midwest and it didn’t end there

During the Biafran Soldiers withdrawal from Ore every non Igbo along their route between Ore in the Western Region and Agbor was shot dead, a distance of more than 200 km. Those that were inside Cars had the Cars taken over by Biafran Soldiers who didn’t have enough Vehicles to transport them back to the East.

Both sides of the road were full of dead bodies,

When the Biafran Army reached Agbor there was another Massacre every non Igbo they could find in Agbor Town was killed.

Gen Gowon prevented the full details from being published in the interest of reconciliation and One Nigeria

Obi Ebbi who was a Biafran Soldier confessed in his book “ Broken back axle , unspeakable events in Biafra “ they killed all the non Igbos along the Biafran Army’s withdrawals route it in order to prevent information on their Biafran Army’s Movement from being passed to the Federal Soldiers who were in Pursuit behind them

There is a Photograph of the road with dead bodies on both Sides of it for as far as the eye can see , I think it Was Peter Obe a Newspaper Photographer that took it.

The report of the Justice Omo Eboh Panels investigation into the atrocities committed during the Biafrans Army’s Invasion of the MidWest was said to have filled more that twenty boxes



The Non Igbos of the East even Claim they were Victims of Ethnic Cleansing by the Biafran Soldiers

Read the article below



https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a097919


http://pointblanknews.com/pbn/articles-opinions/the-unknown-victims-ethnic-minorities-1967-1970/

https://m.facebook.com/naijainfoman/posts/1139807712715827

2 ). Enough Of This Biafran Nonsense!!! By alabo abiye Akkio-abbey


As a Rivers man who saw the events of 1967-1970 and who was old enough to understand them, this protest in Port Harcourt is a slap on true Rivers indigenes. and the memory of ALL the Rivers men and women who were slaughtered in the pogroms and ethnic cleansing committed during the civil war by the Biafran Army.
Let us remind ourselves of the TRUE facts and REAL reasons behind the secession and subsequent civil war. Ojukwu and his cohorts decided to secede from Nigeria because Gowon broke up the regions and created Rivers State among the 12 states he created. Remember the Aburi accord? Article 4 of that accord had to do with the breaking up of the regions. On the 27th of May, 1967, Gowon broke up the Regions, from the then Eastern Region and carved out Rivers, South-Eastern and East-Central states. 3 days later on 30th May, 1967 Ojukwu seceded citing the Aburi accord. ON ABURI WE STAND!! The rallying war cry of the day. How anyone who calls himself/herself a Rivers indigene support tacitly or otherwise the so-called Biafra cause when Biafra seceeded just because Rivers State was created and the Rivers people for once had a right to self rule?
In the quest for a sovereign country did the Igbo majority seek, discuss with or solicit the support of the minorities in the Oil Rivers and South-East?? Where is Biafra? How do you seek for a country which was susequently named Biafra WITHOUT involving the indigenous people of Biafra? Isn't that supreme arrogance or maybe they were not included because they were meant to be wiped out later. Events proved the latter to be true.
Late Chief (Dr.) Nabo Graham-Douglas who was the Attorney General of the Eastern Region was sent on compulsory leave and exiled to his home town Abonnema with orders for him to be executed. Fortunately the plans leaked and he miraculously escaped. He didn't draw the Articles of secession and only heard about Biafra from the BBC journalists who came to interview him in Abonnema.
He was one of the lucky ones.
The ethnic cleansing began in earnest. Our intelligentsia; top civil servants, technocrats and other able bodied men and women were rounded up and summarily executed in Enugu, Owerri, Aba, Umuahia, Degema, Buguma, Bakana, to mention but a few towns/cities. In Port Harcourt, Rainbow town and Igritta, became killing fields. the bones of those victims still lie there
These atrocities were committed by the Biafran Army, against people who were supposed to be fighting the same cause with them.
In a bid to wipe out the minority tribes, our towns and villages were evacuated, our men put to slave labour and later on shot (reminiscent of Nazi Germany), our women taken as sex slaves, young boys shared the same fate as the men. Bakana, Bille, Abonnema were all forcefully evacuated.
Finally, when the Nigerian Army counter attacked and liberated Port Harcourt, the retreating Biafran Army, burnt Kingsway (now Supabod building), Nabo Graham-Douglas's law library (which was the best Law library in the whole of West Africa) and other land marks in the Garden city. Of what military significance were these acts??
I don't blame the misguided ill-informed people for trampling on the graves of those who were murdered by the Biafran Army, by protesting in Port Harcourt. I blame Gowon for forbidding accounts of the war being published after the war, but more importantly for not trying war criminals (like Col Ojeh of Degema) within the Biafran Army and holding them accountable for their inhuman and murderous actions during the war. 70 years after World War 2, we are still reminded on a daily basis the atrocities that the Nazi's committed. If Gowon had done what he was morally and duty bound to do, this matter of Biafra would have been put to rest once and for all.
By the way, in May 1968, my uncle (my mother's younger brother) was shot in his Warri street residence in Port Harcourt, his corpse butchered, his flesh sold as Biafra meat in Mile 1 market. That same day the Nigerian Army opened up and started shelling Port Harcourt, which was ultimately liberated
Are those protesting and the other supporters of "Biafra" aware of these facts??
The war has been over these past 45 years, we are forging on as a country, setting aside our ethnocentric issues. That Ex-Biafrans have been assimilated into all spheres of our society (as they should), without any punishment meted out to the war criminals among them, doesn't give anyone the right to re-write history or bring these painful memories back.
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!!
Forgive these people at your own peril, they are primitive and barbaric people. Gowon made a huge mistake by granting them pardon and using the phrase “No victor, no vanquished” that’s the biggest mistake Nigeria ever made.

The sore losers want to act like they were saints and they didn’t kill other ethnic groups that fought on their side, whom Ojukwu the coward tagged as mercenaries based on presumptions (he assumed they were mercenaries and killed them in cold blood in enugu)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeBWYy-Sznk

They want to act like they didn’t trample Adaka Boro’s dream of a Niger delta republic, didn’t he have a right to self determination? Park well if you want to revisit history we will open una yansh this Christmas period.
Re: The History Of Massacre Of The Ibos In Nigeria by kettykin: 1:11am On Dec 27, 2021
This is not the right time for this post
Re: The History Of Massacre Of The Ibos In Nigeria by ba7man(m): 5:04am On Dec 27, 2021
With how they taunt other regions, celebrate insecurity and bad leaders, chestbeat and boast all over the country, live in your region and still hate you, i guess that's what pisses the Northerners off and attack them.

These days, they've directed their hate and blie at the southwest that has been good to them. They live in our midst but celebrate our misfortunes and express hate for us.

We're now aware of their true intentions towards us.
Re: The History Of Massacre Of The Ibos In Nigeria by Nobody: 8:24am On Dec 27, 2021
kettykin:
This is not the right time for this post
grin

Ibos and Fulani are one grin

This is just propaganda by the Yorubas grin

Re: The History Of Massacre Of The Ibos In Nigeria by durangokid:
ba7man:
With how they taunt other regions, celebrate insecurity and bad leaders, chestbeat and boast all over the country, live in your region and still hate you, i guess that's what pisses the Northerners off and attack them.

These days, they've directed their hate and blie at the southwest that has been good to them. They live in our midst but celebrate our misfortunes and express hate for us.

We're now aware of their true intentions towards us.
. We the Igbos are praying for another civil war so that we can massacre our enemies as a revenge on what they did to our people, you people can continue to fake storylines, we the igbos knows what happened to us, we are waiting
Re: The History Of Massacre Of The Ibos In Nigeria by Nobody: 8:27am On Dec 27, 2021
durangokid:
. We the Igbos are praying for another civil war do that we can massacre our enemies as a revenge on what they did to our people, you people can continue to fake storylines, we the igbos knows what happened to us, we are waiting
grin

At the end of the day, we ibos go still Atikulate in 2023, no matter how they have killed our people grin
Re: The History Of Massacre Of The Ibos In Nigeria by durangokid: 1:40pm On Dec 27, 2021
DubaiLandLord:
grin

At the end of the day, we ibos go still Atikulate in 2023, no matter how they have killed our people grin
. No problem with that, igbos know their enemies.
Re: The History Of Massacre Of The Ibos In Nigeria by Danzysb(m): 2:03pm On Dec 27, 2021
Christistruth00:
huh


[s]The Biafran Army Slaughtered all the Hausas they could Lay their hands on in the Midwest and it didn’t end there

During the Biafran Soldiers withdrawal from Ore every non Igbo along their route between Ore in the Western Region and Agbor was shot dead, a distance of more than 200 km. Those that were inside Cars had the Cars taken over by Biafran Soldiers who didn’t have enough Vehicles to transport them back to the East.

Both sides of the road were full of dead bodies,

When the Biafran Army reached Agbor there was another Massacre every non Igbo they could find in Agbor Town was killed.

Gen Gowon prevented the full details from being published in the interest of reconciliation and One Nigeria

Obi Ebbi who was a Biafran Soldier confessed in his book “ Broken back axle , unspeakable events in Biafra “ that they killed all the non Igbos along the Biafran Army’s withdrawals route it in order to prevent information on their Biafran Army’s Movement from being passed to the Federal Soldiers who were in Pursuit behind them

There is a Photograph of the road with dead bodies on both Sides of it for as far as the eye can see , I think it Was Peter Obe a Newspaper Photographer that took it.

The report of the Justice Omo Eboh Panels investigation into the atrocities committed during the Biafrans Army’s Invasion of the MidWest was said to have filled more that twenty boxes



The Non Igbos of the East even Claim they were Victims of Ethnic Cleansing by the Biafran Soldiers

Read the article below



https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a097919


http://pointblanknews.com/pbn/articles-opinions/the-unknown-victims-ethnic-minorities-1967-1970/

https://m.facebook.com/naijainfoman/posts/1139807712715827

2 ). Enough Of This Biafran Nonsense!!! By alabo abiye Akkio-abbey


As a Rivers man who saw the events of 1967-1970 and who was old enough to understand them, this protest in Port Harcourt is a slap on true Rivers indigenes. and the memory of ALL the Rivers men and women who were slaughtered in the pogroms and ethnic cleansing committed during the civil war by the Biafran Army.
Let us remind ourselves of the TRUE facts and REAL reasons behind the secession and subsequent civil war. Ojukwu and his cohorts decided to secede from Nigeria because Gowon broke up the regions and created Rivers State among the 12 states he created. Remember the Aburi accord? Article 4 of that accord had to do with the breaking up of the regions. On the 27th of May, 1967, Gowon broke up the Regions, from the then Eastern Region and carved out Rivers, South-Eastern and East-Central states. 3 days later on 30th May, 1967 Ojukwu seceded citing the Aburi accord. ON ABURI WE STAND!! The rallying war cry of the day. How anyone who calls himself/herself a Rivers indigene support tacitly or otherwise the so-called Biafra cause when Biafra seceeded just because Rivers State was created and the Rivers people for once had a right to self rule?
In the quest for a sovereign country did the Igbo majority seek, discuss with or solicit the support of the minorities in the Oil Rivers and South-East?? Where is Biafra? How do you seek for a country which was susequently named Biafra WITHOUT involving the indigenous people of Biafra? Isn't that supreme arrogance or maybe they were not included because they were meant to be wiped out later. Events proved the latter to be true.
Late Chief (Dr.) Nabo Graham-Douglas who was the Attorney General of the Eastern Region was sent on compulsory leave and exiled to his home town Abonnema with orders for him to be executed. Fortunately the plans leaked and he miraculously escaped. He didn't draw the Articles of secession and only heard about Biafra from the BBC journalists who came to interview him in Abonnema.
He was one of the lucky ones.
The ethnic cleansing began in earnest. Our intelligentsia; top civil servants, technocrats and other able bodied men and women were rounded up and summarily executed in Enugu, Owerri, Aba, Umuahia, Degema, Buguma, Bakana, to mention but a few towns/cities. In Port Harcourt, Rainbow town and Igritta, became killing fields. the bones of those victims still lie there
These atrocities were committed by the Biafran Army, against people who were supposed to be fighting the same cause with them.
In a bid to wipe out the minority tribes, our towns and villages were evacuated, our men put to slave labour and later on shot (reminiscent of Nazi Germany), our women taken as sex slaves, young boys shared the same fate as the men. Bakana, Bille, Abonnema were all forcefully evacuated.
Finally, when the Nigerian Army counter attacked and liberated Port Harcourt, the retreating Biafran Army, burnt Kingsway (now Supabod building), Nabo Graham-Douglas's law library (which was the best Law library in the whole of West Africa) and other land marks in the Garden city. Of what military significance were these acts??
I don't blame the misguided ill-informed people for trampling on the graves of those who were murdered by the Biafran Army, by protesting in Port Harcourt. I blame Gowon for forbidding accounts of the war being published after the war, but more importantly for not trying war criminals (like Col Ojeh of Degema) within the Biafran Army and holding them accountable for their inhuman and murderous actions during the war. 70 years after World War 2, we are still reminded on a daily basis the atrocities that the Nazi's committed. If Gowon had done what he was morally and duty bound to do, this matter of Biafra would have been put to rest once and for all.
By the way, in May 1968, my uncle (my mother's younger brother) was shot in his Warri street residence in Port Harcourt, his corpse butchered, his flesh sold as Biafra meat in Mile 1 market. That same day the Nigerian Army opened up and started shelling Port Harcourt, which was ultimately liberated
Are those protesting and the other supporters of "Biafra" aware of these facts??
The war has been over these past 45 years, we are forging on as a country, setting aside our ethnocentric issues. That Ex-Biafrans have been assimilated into all spheres of our society (as they should), without any punishment meted out to the war criminals among them, doesn't give anyone the right to re-write history or bring these painful memories back.
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!!
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You only wrote about the occurrences during a war(the civil war),The injustice to igbos has being going on even before the civil war,so you want to tell me that in a war the opposing side would sit and look without moving an inch?
In your ignorance you neglected all the massacres before the war and uploaded this.
You should have just kept quiet and kept your disagreement too yourself rather than this..
Re: The History Of Massacre Of The Ibos In Nigeria by Investigative: 2:06pm On Dec 27, 2021
kingawothefirst:
Forgive these people at your own peril, they are primitive and barbaric people. Gowon made a huge mistake by granting them pardon and using the phrase “No victor, no vanquished” that’s the biggest mistake Nigeria ever made.

The sore losers want to act like they were saints and they didn’t kill other ethnic groups that fought on their side, whom Ojukwu the coward tagged as mercenaries based on presumptions (he assumed they were mercenaries and killed them in cold blood in enugu)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeBWYy-Sznk

They want to act like they didn’t trample Adaka Boro’s dream of a Niger delta republic, didn’t he have a right to self determination? Park well if you want to revisit history we will open una yansh this Christmas period.
Gowon the low life that can’t save his village from being leveled and renamed by Fulani bandit

Re: The History Of Massacre Of The Ibos In Nigeria by Christistruth00:
Danzysb:
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You only wrote about the occurrences during a war(the civil war),The injustice to igbos has being going on even before the civil war,so you want to tell me that in a war the opposing side would sit and look without moving an inch?
In your ignorance you neglected all the massacres before the war and uploaded this.
You should have just kept quiet and kept your disagreement too yourself rather than this..
The very Unfortunate and Unnecessary Massacre Of Igbos in the North was the Northerners over reacting to the Slaughter of their Leaders in their Bedrooms in the Middle of the Night
They were all Slaughtered by Igbo Speaking Nigerians , not a Single Igbo Politician was touched, including those in Lagos among whom was Dr Orizu the acting President

And you know what ?

Gen Ironsi as head of the Army was responsible for Protecting them all

Now you cried that Someone broke your head and you needed to be reminded of those you gave a bloody nose that lead to the breaking of your head so you have the whole picture of what happened and not just half of it.

Gowon was the only Surviving Northern Military Leader that the Coup left alive and it was because he Slept at an unplanned location that night


Gen Ademulegun , his Wife and his unborn baby were all killed in their bedroom Infront of his screaming Children
Sardauna and his first wife were shot dead in each other’s Arms Embracing each other
Premier Akintola of the West escaped and hid but came out to save his wife and children when he heard the Coup plotters Shouting that his family would be killed in his place

Instead of Gen Ironsi to Court Martial the Soldiers and Punish the Coup plotters severely according to the Law he dragged his feet during which period he had Adaka Boro Sentenced to death for the breakaway Niger Delta Republic which happened a month after the Jan Coup for which the Participants were still collecting their Army Salary

Can you see the double Standard of Gen Ironsi ?

One of the Coup plotters was even Promoted while he was detained in Jail.
Re: The History Of Massacre Of The Ibos In Nigeria by Nobody:
Danzysb:
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You only wrote about the occurrences during a war(the civil war),The injustice to igbos has being going on even before the civil war,so you want to tell me that in a war the opposing side would sit and look without moving an inch?
In your ignorance you neglected all the massacres before the war and uploaded this.
You should have just kept quiet and kept your disagreement too yourself rather than this..
The South West and Mid West never had any confrontation with the Igbos, why did the Igbos invade this two regions and even killed people?
Re: The History Of Massacre Of The Ibos In Nigeria by T9ksy(m): 10:19pm On Dec 30, 2021
DubaiLandLord:
The South West and Mid West never had any confrontation with the Igbos, why did the Igbos invaded this two regions and even killed people?
One school of thought suggests that the ibos HAD to invade these two regions in order to achieve their objective of taking down Gowon's govt in lagos.

Another school of thought though, claim they were "liberation" army trying to rescue these two regions
,albeit unilaterally, from the fulani hegemony in Southern Nigeria.

Un/Fortunately, the SW saw through their deceit and scupper the ibos' liberation army in their stride at Ore.
Re: The History Of Massacre Of The Ibos In Nigeria by IGBOSON1: 12:16am On Dec 31, 2021
T9ksy:
One school of thought suggests that the ibos HAD to invade these two regions in order to achieve their objective of taking down Gowon's govt in lagos.

Another school of thought though, claim they were "liberation" army trying to rescue these two regions
,albeit unilaterally, from the fulani hegemony in Southern Nigeria.

Un/Fortunately, the SW saw through their deceit and scupper the ibos' liberation army in their stride at Ore.
Will you STFU!

What 'deceit' are you yapping on about? If the Biafran army wasn't taking the fight to the enemy headquartered in Lagos....or coming to liberate (as you've put it) the rest of the south from the murderous Fulani hegemony, then what's your own theory.....that they we coming to 'enslave' Yorubas'? Today, we're all living with the consequences of your stupidity and misplaced fear/hatred of Igbos! What possibly could Igbos have done to you that is worse than what you're going through with the Fulani hegemony today?

You Igbo-hating bigots can be so unreasonable and annoying atimes!
Re: The History Of Massacre Of The Ibos In Nigeria by T9ksy(m): 5:31pm On Dec 31, 2021
IGBOSON1:
Will you STFU!

What 'deceit' are you yapping on about? If the Biafran army wasn't taking the fight to the enemy headquartered in Lagos....or coming to liberate (as you've put it) the rest of the south from the murderous Fulani hegemony, then what's your own theory.....that they we coming to 'enslave' Yorubas'? Today, we're all living with the consequences of your stupidity and misplaced fear/hatred of Igbos! What possibly could Igbos have done to you that is worse than what you're going through with the Fulani hegemony today?

You Igbo-hating bigots can be so unreasonable and annoying atimes!
Although I stand to be corrected but I believe Ojukwu's real objective was to succeed where his father, Zik failed in his audacious ambition to take over the affairs of the yorubas.

So, because we didn't allow ibos to turn our ancestral land into a theatre of war between them and their former "husband", we must hate them. Nothing new in that. After all, you guys also accused of hatred simply because we wouldn't allow an iboman to manage our region. Haha!!

Would you, as a successful human being place the affair of your various businesses, your immediate family , hope and aspirations in the hands of your blood brother when you are willing and able to do it yourself? Answer truthfully. I know, I wouldn't.

Meanwhile, the r/ship between yorubas and ibos at the time in question was anything but "brotherly".
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