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| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by Timmi: 9:09am On Sep 02, 2023 |
nairalandkachy1:These lawyers constitute the bulk of the corruption and nepotism going on in the country. Denying these is hypocritical. The people from the land of the rising wailers have turned Nigeria into a zoo and demeans the country, and the earlier they live the better for the rest of us. |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by WorldRichest: 9:30am On Sep 02, 2023 |
Frigga13:This one will soon be nakked on the streets very very soon |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by mcquin(m): 9:36am On Sep 02, 2023 |
[quote author=lailo post=125518061][/quote]Bros speak to the Restructuring message he spoke about. APC in 2014 raised the issue of restructuring Nigeria and won many hearts on that sentiment. Fast-forward 2020, Buhari and the APC denied canvassing such issue. Tinubu again raised the issue and SouthWest in general has for a while been at the forefront of the messsage. Tinubu now ha s the opportunity, how come he's quiet on it. That I expect should have been the first point of call for him. Many Nigerians do not believe in the Nigeria project and getting Nigeria to work, most if not all, hands must be on deck. What is Tinubu doing to reinvigorate the Nigerian spirit? If you take the pain to check previous posts, you'll find I believe in Tinubu and not a random hater even though I also disagree with some of hia decisions. Take time to go through my post to appreciate how unbiased I am. |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by qtx(m): 9:53am On Sep 02, 2023 |
nairalandkachy1:True. But are you just waking up? After all these years of losing and wining cases making money as a SAN with the name , you just wake up today all of a sudden, you are begining to think like Nnamdi Kanu. hmmmmm |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by Pandar01: 10:17am On Sep 02, 2023 |
Omoawoke2:They also know that even before you. that's how the hate and envy for the yorubas came about. Go back to history and see how yorubas have been defeating them without picking a stone against them, it's beyond their reasonable doubt. A youruba man lured them to loss over 1 million life's because they tried to be smarter than him, millions of them hate Awo today because he destroyed them with sophisticated tactics..just one man to a whole region, and they cry rigging , but their messiah (Obi) never rigged Same yorubas gave them life after the civil war, clothed them and have them accomodation in all S/W and unite them with the northerners. Today they must live in Lagos , then their body taking back to south east for burial, more or less like imperialism on the eastern nigeria by the south west. Now, another yorubas man has given them another combo.. There unity is not as powerful as the force of a single Yoruba man, not to talk of the Yoruba unity. This people have really suffered oppression under the Afonjas, it's time to let them go. |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by Expanse2020(m): 10:20am On Sep 02, 2023 |
Maybe we should rename it to WA ZO 🤣🤣🤣 the Bia may taint the name and change the name or what did think my good people |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by ItisWell22(f): 10:42am On Sep 02, 2023 |
Well typed! 💯😢 gaby: |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by papapchi(m): 10:51am On Sep 02, 2023 |
Changing Nigeria's name is not the answer, what is needed is the balkanization of the zoo so that every component of the zoo will chart their own course and destiny. Another person cannot come from his country and say you, you and you today your are this or that, we have to go back to our original nationalities. we don't love each other and I don't see us loving each other, people kicking against separation, are the ones that have nothing to offer and cannot sustain themselves. The good thing is that Biafra is coming whether the zoo government and their British criminals likes it or not, we are going home. Unity beggar's can salivate all they want, we are living Nigeria. |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by Zooposki(f): 11:03am On Sep 02, 2023 |
compoundC:See as Rivers, Bayelsa and Akwa Ibom carrying the whole load of this fraudulent nation in your map. |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by Zooposki(f): 11:04am On Sep 02, 2023 |
MrSly:It was Biafra that begged to be reintegrated back into Nigeria when they saw the Niger Deltans was not with them. |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by DonroxyII: 12:08pm On Sep 02, 2023 |
onumadu:You just like English too much ... I'm telling You Facts But Whatever "Fact" you hold to Heart is also Respected by me as you have right to your own Facts too ... As for Biafra, Nobody gives a People Freedom anywhere in the world, You take it if you have what it takes ... That is My Own Fact ... Most Boss No wan Free Their Apprentice But Once You Have what it takes, You Must Free Yourself & Don't Come Back Crying like a Prodigal Son .... Biafra should take their Freedom if they can Meanwhile, Some People are already doing the job while the FG is also Responding .... Freedom is Not Free, That's the Axiom ! As for me Being a Nigeria & People Trembles Watching me closely, Use Whatever Words You wanna Use .... Everyone around me Must be Smart because They Know if dey Looseguard, They Know I Can Move them or Shift their panties, The Landscape of Nigeria Trained Us That Way From North to South ... Other African Nations ain't like US From West Africa to Sahara, The whole Arab-Africa to Asians, Middle-East Even Western World... Nigerians are Unique ... We are... They Know Us Once They see Us ... They Love Us at the Same time Fear Us .. It Can Turn Sour Anytime even if it's been Sweet for Eon ... You Can't Looseguard For a Nigerian ![]() Nigeria do not train us to be Jolojolo, YoloYolo Nor Bolobolo ... We are Thoroughbred, God bless our Women for the Trainings Us even When Most Nigerian Men don Runaway from Home... If you No smart, You Can't Run an Average Naijagirl ... Na she Go Run You She go Run You Down Until The Man in You Evolve to Replace the Adult Boy In You ![]() We Nigerian Men do not know what Our Women Imbibed in us until we go Out there ... A Simp in Nigeria is a King In Most Countries A King in Nigeria is an Emperor in Most Countries ... An Emperor in Nigeria can Snatch Obama's Wife(Michelle) All Na Formating If she Guck am ... No time, She go become Princess in Edo State or Anambra Anyhow e be ... she will be Moved ![]() God bless Our Mothers, Our Women & The Federal Republic of Nigeria, Amen..... Nigerian Spirit & Ginger Must Never-Ever Die, Amen! |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by MrSly(m): 12:15pm On Sep 02, 2023 |
Zooposki:They begged and there was still a fight? Oga are you kidding? Even now Nnamdi Kanu is in prison to beg for Biafra reintegration. Younare not a historian and you are given to reading too. |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by lawani(m): 12:33pm On Sep 02, 2023 |
MrSly:They would have preferred to win of course but they opened too many warfronts and if they bring war to your land you are obliged to fight which was how the west and Midwest were dragged into the war. The war would not have happened at all if the Eastern region government had insisted on a referendum before any new state can be created anywhere in the country and everybody would have succumbed to the argument including the people of all the newly created states and that would have set a precedent and maybe we would not be here discussing this matter today but other matters like how to launch a Jupiter probe |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by ponishah: 12:52pm On Sep 02, 2023 |
tsdarkside:Take correction and learn, |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by Zooposki(f): 1:32pm On Sep 02, 2023 |
MrSly:The fight was to liberate the Niger Deltans. Once that was done with, you guys now begged to be reintegrated back into Nigeria cos Biafra without Niger Delta oil and port made no sense. |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by Ayoade19(m): 1:41pm On Sep 02, 2023 |
Dey play. Person wey go d!e there SpecialAdviser: |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by Omoawoke2(m): 2:23pm On Sep 02, 2023 |
SpecialAdviser:Sunday igboho came at an immature time, he was using Igbo system. How many Yorubas supported him, and Yorubas don’t even regard him. Unlike your Nnamdi Kanu your hero and messiah. If Yorubas want to break away from Nigeria, you won’t even see it coming. All you will see that suddenly, yorubaland has formed their own country |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by SpecialAdviser(m): 2:35pm On Sep 02, 2023 |
Omoawoke2:Nonesense bragging. If you want, if you want. The ones you want, how far about that? |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by MrSly(m): 4:06pm On Sep 02, 2023 |
Zooposki:Niger Deltans? Everybody is desperate for the oils in some part of Biafra land. Many people you call Niger Deltans bear pure Igbo names showing their true cultural heritage. Besides, not all part of Niger Delta belong to Biafra. Why not go with the rest who also have enough oil quantity? Even the mineral in zamfara and IGR in Lagos should help you guys forge ahead if their are honest leaders. But hell no, everybody wants to rule Nigeria like their papa compound and at the same time wants everybody to suffer and smile. |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by MrSly(m): 4:13pm On Sep 02, 2023 |
lawani:There may be wrong decisions taken during the war but the fact remain that these people have said no to one Nigeria that is obviously not working and neo colonialism and wants to self determination. Is there anything wrong with that? |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by lawani(m): 4:30pm On Sep 02, 2023 |
MrSly:There is nothing wrong in that and I am in support of that as well because the groups competing in Nigeria are contemporaries by population and the competition is not healthy at all. I only responded to correct the idea that all Nigerians were against Biafra from the onset. The war started as a struggle between the East and the North and may have been avoided easily |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by NSK4U(m): 8:33pm On Sep 02, 2023 |
The terms of Confederation that the great Ikemba Nnewi, General Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu presented as his preference and for the good of all the regions in the country for as as far back as 1967 in Aburi meeting but was jettisoned by rulers and representatives of other regions is what many contemporary emergency activists and later-day converts are now advocating for through another nomenclature as restructuring. Wole's advocacy for renaming Nigeria at this point is completely cosmetic and he should be advised to face reality and not chase shadows. |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by Halo22: 9:22pm On Sep 02, 2023 |
I thought Chief Wole Olanipekun had something important to say, little did I know he was just show casing redundancy and diminishing return in wisdom. No wonder he submitted that a man who forged a certificate should not be judged based on the certificate cos it's not a basic qualification for election contest. My question still is, how does NBA or NJC issue this SAN title, as in what modality do they employ? Is there any room for withdrawal of the title? We lay Nigerians are asking. |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by Litmus: 2:50am On Sep 03, 2023 |
And he's wearing oyibo hair ? ![]() |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by lawani(m): 2:31pm On Sep 06, 2023 |
Omoawoke2:You can not actually compare Igboho to Nnamdi Kanu who concentrated on raining curses on everybody within earshot. Igboho tried his honest best, he was arrested and damages was awarded against the Federal Government. Who you can compare to Nnamdi Kanu is one Adeyinka Grandson based in the UK but he was not as toxic. A leader of Biafran agitation that is most reasonable is the MASSOB leader Ralph Nwazuruike. KANU has neither strategy nor tactics and he can not be said to be the same as Sunday Igboho |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by lawani(m): 2:40pm On Sep 06, 2023 |
NSK4U:The terms of confederation was as it was established by General Ironsi. There was no alteration but new states were created all over the country but the Eastern region government said 'On Aburi we stand!' meaning the new states should be abolished and that led to the civil war when both sides did not compromise. Meanwhile the first civil war in Nigeria broke out in the East led by Major Adaka Boro which was quelled by the FG led by General Ironsi before he was later assassinated by Northerners in Ibadan. On Aburi we stand led to the civil war and no other region apart from the East objected to the creation of new states. Therefore that objection which could have been done civilly ultimately led to the civil war. I mean if the Eastern region government had insisted on a plebiscite, it would certainly have been granted and the civil war would have been avoided or averted |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by Omoawoke2(m): 2:47pm On Sep 06, 2023 |
lawani:You are very correct. But Sunday also insulted some Yoruba elders, I think he later apologized. Omoluabi will always be Omoluabi |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by NSK4U(m): 6:26pm On Sep 06, 2023 |
lawani:From which source are you trying to give me this new narrative of the Nigerian history especially the part of Nigeria's history that is so important for her average citizen? How and when did Ironsi establish confederation please? For the unbiased records, Ironsi just like Zik was sold to the idea of one Nigeria and thought that unification decree would bring about the needed unity for the country upon his take over of government via coup. He introduced it and many Nigerians especially the political class in the north who he didn't put to jail like he did in the southern part of the country used his unification decree to raise propaganda against the Igbos with the narrative that Ironsi introduced the decree to put other regions of the country under perpetual dominance of the Igbos. Their propaganda worked which led to his overthrow and the rest was history. But Ojukwu not submitting to Gowon's government which was grossly insensitive and utter neglect to the plight of Easterners being killed in the Northern Nigeria moved for secession and in a bid to stop the disintegration of the country, agreement was made to have a round table discussion to end the unrest of the period. Aburi today's Ghana happened to be the neutral ground for the warring parties and delegates from regions discussed and presented their positions. General Ojukwu's brilliance and preparedness for the meeting made him present valid points and positions which the Gowon's government alongside the regional delegates could not defeat. He proposed confederacy with valid reasons for its benefits to every region and at the end of the meeting, General Gowon alongside others agreed to his submission in Aburi. But upon their return to Nigeria, Gowon was made to understand that the confederation preference would not favour the whole country especially the north but the East. The British were said to be among the major stakeholders Gowon sought the interpretation of the Ojukwu's confederation call and they asked him to reject it. The following morning broadcast announced that Gowon has backtracked from their agreement in Aburi with the reason that he signed an agreement which he didn't understand its terms. This made Ojukwu insist that he and the eastern region stood on the resolution reached in Aburi which birthed the then chant; "On Aburi, We Stand" before his final declaration of the sovereign state of Biafra. Also to correct the wrong info on Major Boro, he wasn't the first to call for secession. For the records, the first call for secession came from the North who were in great suspicion of being dominated by the south after independence. Thank you |
| Re: Drop The Name Nigeria, It's Demeaning: Wole Olanipekun Advocates Restructuring by lawani(m): 8:01pm On Sep 06, 2023*. Modified: 4:11am On Sep 07, 2023 |
NSK4U:The first call for secession was the Araba cry or so by the Northern People's congress which they used to force Dr Azikiwe to concede the PM position to the NPC. If not given the position, the NPC would go it alone and they were clear about that. It was negotiation and Dr Azikiwe succumbed and was made a ceremonial President instead of leader of government business but he held a lot of influence over appointments and etc, so the power sharing between the NPC and the NCNC was balanced. The Action Group was in the opposition. It may have been possible that if Sir Macaulay were alive, there would have been no opposition since the AG would be an appendage of the NCNC and so also the NPC but the opposition party system shut out the Yoruba and laid the foundation for problems. Major Adaka Boro's insurrection was a civil war of over two weeks and not a mere political secession threat. It was the first civil war in the country since the threat of the NPC was a mere negotiation tactic and not an armed insurrection. If you say the eastern region was right to insist on the Aburi accord, then I will not debate that with you. I also will not debate on who pushed General Gowon to cancel the Aburi agreement but I strongly suspect that it must have been the survivors of Major Isaac Adaka Boro's civil war since himself was still alive then who pressurized General Gowon to disregard the Aburi accord and create more states all over the country. The majority of people writing PhD theses on this issue in five thousand years time will reach this conclusion even without evidence. The war could have been avoided but nothing happens without having some good side effects and that good side effect is what should be focussed on. General Ironsi could also have swayed opinion to his side by immediately putting on trial and executing all the coup plotters and also releasing Obafemi Awolowo a political prisoner who was like Nelson Mandela back then. He was daring onlookers by leaving all that undone. Imagine someone like Obafemi Awolowo left in prison even for one hour by someone like General Ironsii?. Those are all the issues. |
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