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| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by Ritchiee: 11:41am On Apr 13, 2025*. Modified: 12:21pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
kettykings: Igbos must rise with ruthless intent and transform the East into the undisputed Research and Development capital of Africa. We proved our genius under fire—during the civil war, we engineered the killing machines like Ogbunigwe, crude oil refineries, palm oil refineries, radio transmitters, rocket guided missiles and other war machines, using sheer will, brainpower, and scarcity as fuel. What excuse do we have now, in so-called peace?You have no excuse because Igbos did none of what you wrote up there except Ogbunigwe which was an IED kind of bomb which had been done by even the boko people.It is the easiest to be produced explosive ever. As a young researcher,I was fascinated about what I read on the internet about the alleged prowess of the Igbos during the civil war...mostly from blogs...and was amazed and inquisitive of how they could have done all these because Nigeria had no metal and other paraphernalia to produce those weapons. It was then I realised that those weapons were remnants of world war 2 weapons smuggled into Biafra by France to prosecute the war then. France wanted Biafra to be its ally if perchance the war was won by them.The oil just discovered is entirely in the South Eastern region which Biafra controlled and France wanted to be in a position to be an ally of this would-be tremendously rich new nation. Read this... How France armed Biafra's bid to break from Nigeria France secretly armed Biafra in the self-proclaimed republic’s attempt to break away from Nigeria in a bid to weaken British and US influence in Africa, documents seen by RFI reveal 50 years after the beginning of a war that cost up to two million lives. https://www.rfi.fr/en/africa/20170525-how-france-armed-biafras-bid-break-nigeria https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-african-history/article/neoimperial-cold-war-biafras-francoafrican-arms-triangle/3C39465D5DBDD195F79528C0629BB5AA# https://www.researchgate.net/publication/269467569_French_military_policy_in_the_Nigerian_Civil_War_1967-1970
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| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by Mrexcell(m): 11:47am On Apr 13, 2025 |
nairavsdollars:Very shameful upon all his attacks on his igbo people and all the arse kicking nothing for him even reno and ffk that were not in the apc are getting appointments before him. |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by tonesky(m): 11:48am On Apr 13, 2025 |
Uncle Joe, good morning this afternoon! In as much as your observations and alarms you raised is accurate and has been there but you are not the right person to fight the cause of the Igbos because you have been a sale out from time immemorial. To me the marginalisation should continue but definitely there may be a generation that can't tolerate that and the civil war would be a child's play to what would happen. We better get sense. |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by Ewedegubbler: 11:51am On Apr 13, 2025 |
No consequences at all. we don't care. we don't need Naija money. I am a millionaire in every currency and have never benefited from Nigerias wealth and neither do I give a hoot... the only losers are scoundrels like you Mr Igbokwe who has become Mr Igboju... |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by Deepthoughts: 11:58am On Apr 13, 2025 |
owobokiri:With all the videos of captured or killed ipob/ESN or clips of the ESN themselves in action you still want me to believe you!, its like saying the Benue people are killing themselves to give fulani herdsmen a bad name, well it is still a wonder that the Igbos could be so used against themselves n their interests by federal government as you claim,it still beg the question,where is the sense n foresight of the Igbo people? |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by Miramonica: 11:58am On Apr 13, 2025 |
This useless man again? I guess the fool is looking for appointment as gutter manager again. |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by Bintasukai: 12:01pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
LZAA:Since you do not know me, your sample sizing is already wrong. And in your original post saying I was insinuating you clap for corruption is you towing the same line in order to be pseudo aggressive. Angry as the lion. Because, why didn't you think it was for you as a nation, to come together and chart a path forward in a new Nigeria (since you don't yet have Biafra), instead of this aggression and divisiveness you all chant online, where you hate everyone and don't want to align because you lot are so special, the type we have never seen before. PS. Anyone can call anyone clown, it does not require any intelligence to do so |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by gabbytabby: 12:07pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
Nigeria is not neglecting the SE because what the South East is very good at is advocating for themselves such that for the most part they get more than their proportionate share. The problem is that most of the leaders in the South East are to greedy and do not use the resources for the intended purposes. |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by pazienza(m): 12:13pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
LZAA:They call politics of supporting poor performing political office holders or political party, just to gain power "sophisticated politics", that's how low the bar is. Since Ndiigbo will not support failures and looters like OUK, Ekweremmadu, Okorocha,and co to gain monopolistic power and be able to make waves nationallly, instead we will pull them down, so in his and his ilks mind, we don't know how to play politics. Knowing how to play play politics is to rally behind chronic looters like Tinubu and Buhari like the SW and North has done, to hijack power for themselves and their cronies while the rest of commoners from all ethnic groups suffer impoverishment from the looting spree of these devilish leaders. What matters is that we get to cheat beat and shout to all who cares to hear that the President is from our ethnic group. Pathetic country and inhabitants. |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by YungG(m): 12:18pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
So Tinubu has not give this Man any appointment... Eyaaa!! |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by akigbemaru: 12:20pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
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| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by akigbemaru: 12:23pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
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| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by akigbemaru: 12:26pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
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| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by akigbemaru: 12:29pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
owobokiri: |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by Mnana: 12:34pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
Even Azikiwe do so not happen |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by akigbemaru: 12:37pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
MelesZanawi:Igbos are smart like Chinese and even have Igbos like Chinese and you go into partnership with Chinese in China with your trade secrets, they will steal everything to produce faked products. |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by Nchenches: 12:38pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
Tinubu must have spent years courting for apex political leadership of Nigeria just to get a bite on the flesh of the Igbos. |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by IGBOPROMISE1: 12:38pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
kettykings:Good points! But i believe that as a people, we should be working towards either leaving Nigeria or at the very least insisting it gets restructured so everyone ultimately answers their papa name! I used to be in support of, ambivalent towards or even unconcerned about Nigeria and our place in it. But as I grew up and became more aware of our unfortunate journey in Nigeria and how we’re negatively viewed by certain groups who produced the malevolent, vindictive and tribalist hegemonic powers that fashioned and control the Nigerian political-economy, i’ve now come to accept we have no business remaining in Nigeria…especially if status-quo is maintained! No matter what we do to try and improve our lot, there will always be some powerful shadowy forces lined up to sabotage our efforts out of senseless xenophobic hate, as punishment for 67-70 war, or out of a belief that we’re the ‘competition’ who should be held down for them to ‘succeed’! When your moves in aviation, maritime, real-estate, oil and gas, solid minerals and foreign investments are dictated and controlled by a group that hate your guts and who could frustrate your efforts covertly or overtly by the stroke of a pen or through gov’t policies and constitutional provisions, you leave your efforts open to being sabotaged and frustrated at any point in time! How then can you expect to drive the economic prospects of your people to the level where they can compete with the likes of Singapore, UAE, South Korea, Vietnam or even little Rwanda next door!? I like the names you mentioned who have the capacity to drive development in Alaigbo! Aku ruo uno efforts of the likes of COSCHARIS, NESTOIL, JUHEL, OILSERV are worthy of note and should be commended. Prince Eze, given his purported high networth, is punching way below his weight and has the scope and resources to do way much more! |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by Melonsmasher: 12:39pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
magoo10:He was neglected this time by tilumbu government |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by akigbemaru: 12:40pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
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| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by akigbemaru: 12:42pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
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| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by akigbemaru: 12:43pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
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| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by IGBOPROMISE1: 12:44pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
owobokiri:Spot on! You know i didn’t even see your brilliant submission before i posted mine which responds to the same post and mirrors your own arguments to a large extent. |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by akigbemaru: 12:44pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
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| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by Nchenches: 12:45pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
kettykings:Nigeria has been holding down the Igbo to enable rest of Nigeria rise to the level of the Igbo. But it has failed. Rest of Nigeria can't rise because of religious constraints. The only way for the Igbos is restore Biafra. The British needs to be first lobbied for this. The British colonial masters know that keeping one Nigeria is a ticket to failure for all the groups in Nigeria. |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by magoo10(m): 12:49pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
Melonsmasher:it is natural for tilumbu to do so. He cannot betray his people and expect to be trusted. |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by Gerrard59(m): 12:53pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
Mandate1:I find that hard to believe. Before Buhari, the region was one of the safest in the country. Surprisingly, even recent rankings have shown that murders are lower in the region than elsewhere, notwithstanding the tales that abound in the media. The govt might show little or no concern if you blow-up Ur region, but I'm certain govt has no hand in it. 1 in every 10boys in Nigeria is into yahoo, cultism etc, why won't there be insecurity?Agreed. But the Buhari period showed it had state backing. If not, why did it worsen when MNK created ESN to deal with Fulani herdsmen? BTW, you did not answer the aspect of where you have condemned the incursion into people's communities by Fulani herdsmen. As we converse, over 1000 people in border communities with Benue have been displaced throughout in Enugu. Nnamdi Kanu's style of advocacy birthed the violence in the South East. There are better ways of clamouring for inclusion and common responsibility, his methodology is disastrous.Agreed, but was the ultimate solution? I still remember condemning the sit-at-home policy because it will do more harm than good to disrupt business activities and unscrupulous actors will take advantage of it. I, alongside another guy, were criticised, but so and expectedly, it did harm. Our senators and house of reps members, what are they doing? A walkout of the dealings in the national assembly and an agreement not to return unless we discuss Nigeria and agree on a common goal for the benefit of all Nigerians will achieve much more. But they blv in primitive accumulationI agree that our political elites and equally private elites arent doing good as well. Generally, Nigerian elites are very incompetent else they should have tackled head-on the Boko Haram and Fulani herdsmen issues. |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by LegacyB: 12:56pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
kettykings:Wishful thinking!!! Just to help your long epistle, go back to the zik template. All these gragra has not moved the needle. It won’t matter, it would never matter. No section of the country can ever be bigger than the whole . Know that and know peace . Shalom! |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by Timmi: 1:00pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
When and where has Nigeria neglected SE. Can you provide instances of neglect ? treesun: |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by OnyeObowo1: 1:06pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
Salewa97:Na my useless brother.. Thunder and hunger will striker and his family |
| Re: There Be Consequences If Nigeria Continues To Neglect SE – Joe Igbokwe by Nchenches: 1:07pm On Apr 13, 2025 |
Blame the few stupeed Igbo youths who joined Buhari's force of destabilisation in the Southeast. If these stupeed boys had refused to be coopted by Buhari's forces, Southeast wouldn't have instability today. Fear of possible restoration of Biafra was why Buhari created his anti Southeast Forces. |
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