Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? - Politics (3) - Nairaland
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| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by johntolu: 4:55pm On May 25, 2025 |
DomPerignon:Your write-up is highly informative and commendable. I will appreciate if you can present any historical evidence to back up your claim that one of the aims of the 1966 coup was to stop the process of creating a different region from Eastern region, by the House of Representatives. Thanks. |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by caleboxylic: 6:08pm On May 25, 2025 |
johntolu:He has nothing to back it up. Ignore him please. |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by caleboxylic: 6:10pm On May 25, 2025 |
chrisxxx:Ogbakiri man. What concerns ekpeye man with igweocha? Nobody needs anybody to achieve greatness in this modern world. |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by gidgiddy: 6:11pm On May 25, 2025 |
chrisxxx:And after the war, the resources that came out of that Portharcoourt was used to build Abuja in the North |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by chrisxxx(m): 6:12pm On May 25, 2025 |
gidgiddy:We have no issues with that as far the land is ours. |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by chrisxxx(m): 6:14pm On May 25, 2025 |
caleboxylic:Bros you people have allotted the whole of Ikwerre land then to yourselves. The loss of Port Harcourt and the liberation of the Ikwerres is the greatest regret of that war. |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by rinzaugustine: 7:06pm On May 25, 2025*. Modified: 7:22pm On May 25, 2025 |
DomPerignon:Lol you are more pained that the era of the ogbomosho road side gutter beer palor journalism without source is over. Most of those awolowo tribalism education are mostly dead now and few remaining are in their late 80s . The era of misinformation and deception is over forever. Thank God for internet |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by legionISproteus: 7:13pm On May 25, 2025 |
Arda1000:I hope DomPerignon is blessed with diseases and the worst cancer anyone can get. we don't need his type at all |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by ChiefOkporghe: 9:42pm On May 25, 2025 |
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| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by rinzaugustine: 10:08pm On May 25, 2025 |
DomPerignon:blatant lies from imagination without any source |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by EDGEof2MORO: 2:27am On May 26, 2025 |
DomPerignon:when you get cancer, and I mean when, i want you to remember it was things like this you wrote that brought it upon you. nothing good about you |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by ibechris(m): 5:46am On May 26, 2025 |
KnowAll:U have twisted the narrative again just to make it suit ur fancy. Firstly, ...they held the referendum in Feb 1st 1961 and not in the 50's as u claimed. Secondly,they decided to be part of Cameroon because of their strong cultural ties with Cameroun. Thirdly,the southern Cameroun were part of Nigeria for over 50 yrs and there was the need to try another country for economic stability and not because of the dominance of igbos. Liar liar liar. |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by karfe(m): 6:56am On May 26, 2025 |
KnowAll:Yola and Maiduguri were never in Cameroon |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by DomPerignon: 7:12am On May 26, 2025 |
EDGEof2MORO:See the hate . Go and read up on the reasons forwarded by Western Cameroun delegates on why they wanted to leave Nigeria. They did not blame the British . They did not point an accusing finger to the Hausa-Fulani who were back then minding their business's. They did not blame the Western region . They I'd not blame co-minorities in the then Eastern region They wanted out because they said back then that they were being marginalised by you ibos As per your curse that is now upon your head, you are not God and whatever evil that resides in your bitter soul will consume you and your household |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by DomPerignon: 7:13am On May 26, 2025 |
ibechris:Why was the old eastern Nigeria the most restive when it came to minority secession ? |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 8:35am On May 26, 2025 |
karfe:Adamawa was part of Cameroon hence why people are saying Atiku is a Cameroonian. They chose to join Nigeria unlike southern Cameroon. |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 8:38am On May 26, 2025*. Modified: 8:56am On May 26, 2025 |
ibechris:They had strong cultural ties to Cross River and Akwa Ibom than the people of central Cameroon. It was the overbearingness of the Igbo that made them choose to join a more lame docile French Cameroonians thinking they could overcome the French unfortunately the tide turned against them. |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by Brenbentondiaz: 8:54am On May 26, 2025 |
caleboxylic:If 3 out of the 4 most powerful officials in Nigeria were igbos, and the only one that was non-igbo was killed in a coup executed by igbo officers what would you call the coup? If out of 3 main regions the only head of region that survived was that of the Igbo region, what name would you call the coup? No matter what your wishful thinking wants, data don't lie. |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by Igbophobia: 9:36am On May 26, 2025 |
KnowAll:The bolded is a lie. Lies fly in Nigeria whenever it is concocted against the Igbo. Fear of domination? Yes. Who isn't scared of Igbo domination? Which African tribe would want a level playing field with the Igbo? Is it the Yoruba who would block Igbo from voting or the Fulani? What people call domination is the fear that given a level playing field with Igbo that they can't meet up. Nigeria is what it is today because the country pushes mediocrity to the top. This is why the Igbo should push for an Igbo-only country and push the best among them to represent them. That's the only way an African country could become world-class. |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by KnowAll(op): 9:48am On May 26, 2025 |
Igbophobia:Even the Sarduana of Sokoto said it as far back as 1960 not to think of what the Southern Cameroons think off. If a Northerner that does not live with could bottle up such fear and sentiment what do you think those living amongst u would think. |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by Igbophobia: 10:11am On May 26, 2025 |
KnowAll:Of course. It's an uphill task competing with the Igbo. We are on the same page. Even if you search Google where it listed the five most brilliant African tribes, none of the other four listed with the Igbo is in Nigeria. Having said that, it's wrong for you guys to project a people as evil because you can't meet up on a level playing field. Has Nigeria made progress since they pushed "Igbo domination" to the periphery? Can you point at one progress made by 200 million people since the white man left you to rule yourselves? It can only happen among blacks. What you guys call domination is actually brilliance. Conduct a free and fair election, an Igbo wins because he's got more to offer. Conduct exams like waec and JAMB an Igbo wins because that's who he is. In fact, the fear of what you call domination is why you now have "glitch" in election and exams in Nigeria. |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by caleboxylic: 12:53pm On May 26, 2025 |
Brenbentondiaz:You are damaged beyond repair. So the officers involved discussed their intention with igbo nation ba? So the counter coup that followed is Hausa coup ba? Disappear from here. |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by T9ksy(m): 2:34pm On May 26, 2025 |
caleboxylic:So, did the british empire discussed their slavery plans involving africans with theor people, before going ahead to send 10s of millions of africans to the other side of the world, as slaves? Did the americans had a round-table discussions with their people before dropping atomic bombs on Hiroshima and then Nagasaki? |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by caleboxylic: 3:25pm On May 26, 2025 |
T9ksy:You are damaged. How do you compare individuals to a government that represented their people? Who was those officers to igbo nation? |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by karfe(m): 3:30pm On May 26, 2025 |
KnowAll:Some parts of Adamawa (around Mubi and Ganye), Taraba and Borno were in Northern part of the British share of Cameroon. You specified Yola… |
| Re: Cameroon English Speaking Areas Made A Mistake In The 1960 Referendum??? by T9ksy(m): 6:59pm On May 26, 2025 |
caleboxylic:Like you opined, did the soldiers who toppled Ironsi's illegal govt. sat down with their people whilst planning to kill him. Who were the likes of murtala, hassan katsina, abacha et al to the fulani hegemony? Oh btw, just because i have a different opinion to you, doesn't necessarily mean, am "damaged". |
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