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Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by ChiefJusticeFuc: 10:00am On Sep 19, 2023
“Igbo in the North were widely taunting their hosts on the loss of their leaders. Celestine Ukwu, a popular Igbo musician, released songs titled Ewu Ne Ba Akwa (Goats Are Crying) and others celebrating “Igbo power”, the “January Victory.” Posters, stickers, postcards, cartoons displaying the murdered Sardauna begging Major Nzeogwu at the gates of heaven or Balewa burning outright in pits of hell or Nzeogwu standing St. George-like on Sardauna, the defeated dragon, began to show up across Northern towns and cities. These provocations were so pervasive that they warranted the promulgation of Decree 44 of 1966 banning them”. Even Dr. Nnamdi Azikwe noted these atrocities in his The Origins of the Civil War: “Some Ibo elements, who were domiciled in Northern Nigeria taunted northerners by defaming their leaders through means of records or songs or pictures. They also published pamphlets and postcards, which displayed a peculiar representation of certain northerners, living or dead, in a manner likely to provoke disaffection.” These images and songs eventually led to the so-called pogroms/ethnic-cleansing/genocide, not the coup”

- Chinue Achebe.

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by ChiefJusticeFuc: 10:07am On Sep 19, 2023
If majority of the coup plotters were Ibos and the victims of the coup non Ibos with an Ibo dictatorship that emerged from the coup and Ibos across Nigeria celebrating the coup as Ibo triumph over Nigeria , why are we debating the fact that the coup of Jan 15 was or is not an Ibo coup ?

Even Chinue Achebe in his usual snake lying ways admitted in his book "There was a country" that Ibos celebrated the coup as an Ibo triumph but refused to admit that the events of Jan 15 being an Ibo coup and cause of the pogroms.

Ask Chinue Achebe wherever he is now, if Ibos goading their northern hosts with such insensitive and provocative display did not do so because of the fallout of having an Ibo dictatorship following the Ibo bloody coup of Jan 15.

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by accordadoga28(f): 10:41am On Sep 19, 2023
Trust an Igbo man at your own peril.

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by nedu666: 11:03am On Sep 19, 2023
Jobless lgbo shit eater. Even seun must be shocked at the level of lgbo shit you have swallowed

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by Phoen1X: 11:11am On Sep 19, 2023
Jobless ozu,..igbophobia kills,.keep jumping 4rm one moniker to another.

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by HenryTimes: 11:19am On Sep 19, 2023
What is stopping all these cowards and jobless f000ls that are creating useless topics everyday from starting another civil war?

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by Raskimonojendor: 11:23am On Sep 19, 2023
Hmmm.

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by kettykings: 11:29am On Sep 19, 2023
The desperation to widen the perceived differences between the north and the east is not going unnoticed

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by Isobug: 11:40am On Sep 19, 2023
ChiefJusticeFuc:

“Igbo in the North were widely taunting their hosts on the loss of their leaders. Celestine Ukwu, a popular Igbo musician, released songs titled Ewu Ne Ba Akwa (Goats Are Crying) and others celebrating “Igbo power”, the “January Victory.” Posters, stickers, postcards, cartoons displaying the murdered Sardauna begging Major Nzeogwu at the gates of heaven or Balewa burning outright in pits of hell or Nzeogwu standing St. George-like on Sardauna, the defeated dragon, began to show up across Northern towns and cities. These provocations were so pervasive that they warranted the promulgation of Decree 44 of 1966 banning them”. Even Dr. Nnamdi Azikwe noted these atrocities in his The Origins of the Civil War: “Some Ibo elements, who were domiciled in Northern Nigeria taunted northerners by defaming their leaders through means of records or songs or pictures. They also published pamphlets and postcards, which displayed a peculiar representation of certain northerners, living or dead, in a manner likely to provoke disaffection.” These images and songs eventually led to the so-called pogroms/ethnic-cleansing/genocide, not the coup”

- Chinue Achebe.
And so? What do you want us to do now?
Hateful lots

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by Raskimonojendor: 12:35pm On Sep 19, 2023
kettykings:
The desperation to widen the perceived differences between the north and the easiest not going unnoticed
100%
Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by Cabalgeneral: 12:38pm On Sep 19, 2023
accordadoga28:
Trust an Igbo man at your own peril.

That's the price they are paying for now even in Biafra they will continue paying for their iniquities

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by Cabalgeneral: 12:40pm On Sep 19, 2023
HenryTimes:
What is stopping all these cowards and jobless f000ls that are creating useless topics everyday from starting another civil war?

The current civil war will be fight on Igbo land before the activating of Biafra by federal government.

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by Cabalgeneral: 12:41pm On Sep 19, 2023
Raskimonojendor:
Hmmm.

Tribe with brain is still begging to become president of Nigeria, imagine

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by Cabalgeneral: 12:42pm On Sep 19, 2023
Isobug:

And so? What do you want us to do now?
Hateful lots

Igbo are the foundation of hates and that's what they are reaping worldwide especially in Nigeria

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by Cabalgeneral: 12:45pm On Sep 19, 2023
ChiefJusticeFuc:

“Igbo in the North were widely taunting their hosts on the loss of their leaders. Celestine Ukwu, a popular Igbo musician, released songs titled Ewu Ne Ba Akwa (Goats Are Crying) and others celebrating “Igbo power”, the “January Victory.” Posters, stickers, postcards, cartoons displaying the murdered Sardauna begging Major Nzeogwu at the gates of heaven or Balewa burning outright in pits of hell or Nzeogwu standing St. George-like on Sardauna, the defeated dragon, began to show up across Northern towns and cities. These provocations were so pervasive that they warranted the promulgation of Decree 44 of 1966 banning them”. Even Dr. Nnamdi Azikwe noted these atrocities in his The Origins of the Civil War: “Some Ibo elements, who were domiciled in Northern Nigeria taunted northerners by defaming their leaders through means of records or songs or pictures. They also published pamphlets and postcards, which displayed a peculiar representation of certain northerners, living or dead, in a manner likely to provoke disaffection.” These images and songs eventually led to the so-called pogroms/ethnic-cleansing/genocide, not the coup”

- Chinue Achebe.

Northerners really dealt with Igbo years after the coup, that's one of the reason Ojukwu lies to declare Biafra republic.

Igbo always start what they cannot end.

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by Isobug: 12:47pm On Sep 19, 2023
Cabalgeneral:


Igbo are the foundation of hates and that's what they are reaping worldwide especially in Nigeria
Thank you.....next
Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by ChiefJusticeFuc: 1:02pm On Sep 19, 2023
Isobug:

And so? What do you want us to do now?
Hateful lots

Stop claiming innocent victims

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by Babalegba(m): 1:02pm On Sep 19, 2023
ChiefJusticeFuc:

“Igbo in the North were widely taunting their hosts on the loss of their leaders. Celestine Ukwu, a popular Igbo musician, released songs titled Ewu Ne Ba Akwa (Goats Are Crying) and others celebrating “Igbo power”, the “January Victory.” Posters, stickers, postcards, cartoons displaying the murdered Sardauna begging Major Nzeogwu at the gates of heaven or Balewa burning outright in pits of hell or Nzeogwu standing St. George-like on Sardauna, the defeated dragon, began to show up across Northern towns and cities. These provocations were so pervasive that they warranted the promulgation of Decree 44 of 1966 banning them”. Even Dr. Nnamdi Azikwe noted these atrocities in his The Origins of the Civil War: “Some Ibo elements, who were domiciled in Northern Nigeria taunted northerners by defaming their leaders through means of records or songs or pictures. They also published pamphlets and postcards, which displayed a peculiar representation of certain northerners, living or dead, in a manner likely to provoke disaffection.” These images and songs eventually led to the so-called pogroms/ethnic-cleansing/genocide, not the coup”

- Chinue Achebe.
How true is this.This is a bomb if true and completely changes our understanding and perception of the civil war.
Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by ChiefJusticeFuc: 1:03pm On Sep 19, 2023
Babalegba:
How true is this.This is a bomb if true and completely changes our understanding and perception of the civil war.

It's from Achebe's own words .

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by Isobug: 1:12pm On Sep 19, 2023
ChiefJusticeFuc:


Stop claiming innocent victims
Ok, thanks.....next
Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by ChiefJusticeFuc: 1:17pm On Sep 19, 2023
Isobug:

Ok, thanks.....next

Embrace the bitter truth and stop your hate towards other Nigerians and Nigerians

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by Isobug: 1:22pm On Sep 19, 2023
ChiefJusticeFuc:


Embrace the bitter truth and stop your hate towards other Nigerians and Nigerians
Thank you..... anything again? If not, Next
Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by Chibuzoc(m): 1:31pm On Sep 19, 2023
Same way we sang about the shaky shaky daddy aka asiwaju of yoruba.

Head de shake
Hand de shake
Baba wey no well de shout emilokon

Its unfortunate how the British lumped humans with animals in the zoo called Nigeria
Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by HenryTimes: 1:34pm On Sep 19, 2023
Shey the previous one was fought on your papa house ni

Cabalgeneral:


The current civil war will be fight on Igbo land before the activating of Biafra by federal government.
Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by slam7000(m): 1:34pm On Sep 19, 2023
ChiefJusticeFuc:

“Igbo in the North were widely taunting their hosts on the loss of their leaders. Celestine Ukwu, a popular Igbo musician, released songs titled Ewu Ne Ba Akwa (Goats Are Crying) and others celebrating “Igbo power”, the “January Victory.” Posters, stickers, postcards, cartoons displaying the murdered Sardauna begging Major Nzeogwu at the gates of heaven or Balewa burning outright in pits of hell or Nzeogwu standing St. George-like on Sardauna, the defeated dragon, began to show up across Northern towns and cities. These provocations were so pervasive that they warranted the promulgation of Decree 44 of 1966 banning them”. Even Dr. Nnamdi Azikwe noted these atrocities in his The Origins of the Civil War: “Some Ibo elements, who were domiciled in Northern Nigeria taunted northerners by defaming their leaders through means of records or songs or pictures. They also published pamphlets and postcards, which displayed a peculiar representation of certain northerners, living or dead, in a manner likely to provoke disaffection.” These images and songs eventually led to the so-called pogroms/ethnic-cleansing/genocide, not the coup”

- Chinue Achebe.

The song ‘Ewu na ebe akwa’ was not done by Celestine Ukwu. That was performed by Cardinal Rex Lawson and Rex Lawson was not an Igbo man.

Celestine Ukwu did not perform that song.

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by ChiefJusticeFuc: 1:36pm On Sep 19, 2023
slam7000:


The song ‘Ewu na ebe akwa’ was not done by Celestine Ukwu. That was performed by Cardinal Rex Lawson and Rex Lawson was not an Igbo man.

Celestine Ukwu did not perform that song.


Story .

A song rendered in Ibo language was not done by an Ibo man ?

Who you dey fool?

Same Celestine Ukwu will release another song celebrating Biafra .

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by BrodaBenad: 1:51pm On Sep 19, 2023
Cabalgeneral:


Igbo are the foundation of hates and that's what they are reaping worldwide especially in Nigeria
Typical rice bandit cheesy

Awolowo has something evil to say about Igbos


Ahmadu Bello has something evil to say about Igbos

Zik was seen as a patriot and even called Zik of Africa he always see the good part of our Diversity but you lots have been known to be envious and slanderous poor asses awolowo had to rush and change money because he knows even if they win igbos have enough money to start over again grin

Go and check all the recordings of your ancestors all are full of hate but Zik is nationalist fluent in both igbo, Hausa and yoruba grin how many of your ancestors were nationally immersed than Zik he literally knows the nuke and cranny of Nigeria

Una hate no be today e start grin

We know Una well

The remaining stuff which is education awo kept for you guys Una no dey go school again grin southern alamajiris cheesy

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by Raf4: 3:07pm On Sep 19, 2023
BrodaBenad:

Typical rice bandit cheesy

Awolowo has something evil to say about Igbos


Ahmadu Bello has something evil to say about Igbos

Zik was seen as a patriot and even called Zik of Africa he always see the good part of our Diversity but you lots have been known to be envious and slanderous poor asses awolowo had to rush and change money because he knows even if they win igbos have enough money to start over again grin

Go and check all the recordings of your ancestors all are full of hate but Zik is nationalist fluent in both igbo, Hausa and yoruba grin how many of your ancestors were nationally immersed than Zik he literally knows the nuke and cranny of Nigeria

Una hate no be today e start grin

We know Una well

The remaining stuff which is education awo kept for you guys Una no dey go school again grin southern alamajiris cheesy



Which Zik was a nationalist? The same zik that turned NCNC to Igbo party immediately after the death of its founder - Herbert Macaulay? Even the Camerounians had to opt out.
The true nationalist and patriot was Herbert Macaulay and not the covetous Zik who abandoned his impoverished region and only interested in ruling the already prosperous SW.

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by DomPerignon: 7:55am On Sep 23, 2023
Phoen1X:
Jobless ozu,..igbophobia kills,.keep jumping 4rm one moniker to another.


Nigerians must be reminded on the kind of snakes you Ibos are.

Never ever will you smell any position of relevance above any Nigerian.


You are condemned 0sus as far as Nigeria's politics is concerned

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by DomPerignon: 7:56am On Sep 23, 2023
kettykings:
The desperation to widen the perceived differences between the north and the east is not going unnoticed

So north is now your ally ?

Ewu Jerusalem scape goat.

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Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by DomPerignon: 7:57am On Sep 23, 2023
Cabalgeneral:


That's the price they are paying for now even in Biafra they will continue paying for their iniquities

They are now like their own 0sus in Nigeria .
Re: Ewu Ne Ba Akwa: a song celebrating the Jan 15 coup as an Ibo triumph by DomPerignon: 7:58am On Sep 23, 2023
Isobug:

Ok, thanks.....next

There is no chance in hell freezing over before Nigerians will allow you Osus anywhere near power.

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