Amnesty International reacts to planned May 30th Biafra Day - Politics (2) - Nairaland
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| Re: Amnesty International reacts to planned May 30th Biafra Day by Mrfeel: 4:59pm On May 14, 2025 |
olaolaking:I didn't know there was an underground road from Owerri to Ghana during the biafra-Nigeria war , and which of the ojukwu's fled to Ghana? |
| Re: Amnesty International reacts to planned May 30th Biafra Day by Mrfeel: 5:01pm On May 14, 2025 |
Naturalgbola:What are you calling him for? |
| Re: Amnesty International reacts to planned May 30th Biafra Day by Christistruth02: 6:52pm On May 14, 2025 |
Mrfeel:Actually it was the Enugu state house Ojukwu fled dressed as a Woman after FG captured Enugu The FG Soldiers let the women go out of the State house premises without searching or arresting them because they were trying to avoid unnecessary casualties It is a big miistake that needs to be studied closely because Ojukwu’s capture then would have ended the war in 4 months and millions of people would have been saved Whether Ojukwu tied Gele and tied Wrapper to escape the State house premises , we don’t know We only know that he escaped dressed as a woman |
| Re: Amnesty International reacts to planned May 30th Biafra Day by Mrfeel: 7:07pm On May 14, 2025 |
Christistruth02:The ojukwu I know as the president of biafra was already in umuahia when the federal troops captured nsukka and were advancing to capture Enugu , and the ojukwu I know entered his own private jet at uli airport and flew straight to ivory coast, not in an underground road to Ghana , so definitely the one you are talking about is a different one |
| Re: Amnesty International reacts to planned May 30th Biafra Day by Christistruth02: 7:25pm On May 14, 2025*. Modified: 12:28am On May 17, 2025 |
Mrfeel:No Ojukwu was sleeping in the Enugu State house and was almost Captured
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| Re: Amnesty International reacts to planned May 30th Biafra Day by Mrfeel: 7:32pm On May 14, 2025 |
Christistruth02:Who is the author of your source, plus I'm yet to see were ojukwu was dressed like a woman, and what type of woman was ojukwu looking like? A woman with beards? |
| Re: Amnesty International reacts to planned May 30th Biafra Day by gidgiddy: 9:50pm On May 14, 2025 |
Christistruth02:Don't worry about it. The videos of the Nigerian Army killing unarmed Biafran agitators is all over Amnesty Internationals website, which will dent the already battered image of the Nigerian Army in the international community And future generations will see it, which won't make them like Nigeria very much. You people will really enjoy this 'one Nigeria' you are fighting for |
| Re: Amnesty International reacts to planned May 30th Biafra Day by Christistruth02: 9:52pm On May 14, 2025 |
gidgiddy:It is the videos of Gowon and Awolowo fighting at the Warfront that you need Remember |
| Re: Amnesty International reacts to planned May 30th Biafra Day by Smartcitizen: 2:34am On May 15, 2025 |
| Re: Amnesty International reacts to planned May 30th Biafra Day by franchasng: 4:27am On May 15, 2025*. Modified: 4:43am On May 15, 2025 |
Christistruth02:Your argument and comparison of Nnamdi Kanu with Gowon a globally recognized head of state is watery and you know it. It holds no integrity. Gowon was a constitutional leader, the head of state and commander in chief of Nigeria's armed forces, do you know what that means? It means Gowon is constitutionally and globally recognized as the commander of all Nigerian military formations and whatever order he gives them they must follow without argument. You cannot say that for a private individual with no constitutional right or backing like Nnamdi Kanu, whatever he say carries no weight, and whoever that follows his words or watery orders he gave via his online broadcasts does so at their discretion and detriment, highest you can charge him for is public incitement violation, and I doubt if Nigeria had a serious law against public incitement violation as at the time Kanu was dishing out his online video broadcasts. If you had followed Osama Bin Laden's case with the US, US government took years to gather solid intelligence and evidence of his physical involvement in terrorists attacks. He carries guns and even involves in human executions with rifle and sword, that is a clear evidence of crime for private individuals. That is why Nigerian government have been finding it difficult to convict Nnamdi Kanu based on international law enforcement standard and legal proceedings. If it was based solely on your Nigerian-bigot and bias interpretation of law, Nnamdi Kanu would have been executed since but based on international legal process and law interpretation, the evidence against Nnamdi Kanu is watery, it holds no much ground to use to convict him as a terrorist involved in obvious terrorism activities, that is what has been delaying his conviction and reason Nigerian government keep adjoining the case perpetually. Being a terrorist goes beyond using video or voice recording to dish out commands without physically leading your group when you are not a constitutionally recognized national leader. That Yoruba separatist leader Adeyinka Grandson would have been jailed in the UK for life if being a terrorist is by dishing out words. All Terrorist leaders all over the world do engage in physical planning and execution of their terror activities, they lead from the front and not by Radio broadcast. Try and get enlightened and stop allowing tribal sentiments to becloud your sense of good judgment. |
| Re: Amnesty International reacts to planned May 30th Biafra Day by gidgiddy: 5:12am On May 15, 2025 |
franchasng:Forget the desperate APC unity begger who cannot imagine how his life will be if Igbos are allowed to leave Nigeria |
| Re: Amnesty International reacts to planned May 30th Biafra Day by aswani(m): 7:11am On May 15, 2025 |
Christistruth02:Well said and to add onto that, haven't Amnesty international seen pictures of Ndigbo school children wearing school uniform in al'igbo being subject to corporal punishment in the hot sun for the effontery of wanting to go to school on Mondays? Same thing Simon Ekpa's son does in Finland by the way without his dad stopping him. |
| Re: Amnesty International reacts to planned May 30th Biafra Day by rummmy: 7:55am On May 15, 2025 |
Watianoengineer:killed and buried by who exactly. Biafra is a sure bet with big odd. |
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