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Aigbofa:
Show me the factories, show me the stamping and extrusion factories, show me the assembly lines. Did you make the tanks inside Ojukwu Bunker out of the prying eyes of the "jelos" Yoruba?

you are so ignorant, visit project development institute at enugu and get first hand information about biafra foundry tech., visit awka town in anambra state and see local foundry and extrusion techs., don't talk for talking sake, get facts

bantudra:
haha...we try everything to love them,but the just keep on hating us...ridicoulous...!!....

why do you think buhari said,you are only 5%??....in a democratical-system,we afonjas are 95%,,,!!!!!!...howwww darrrre you insult the ancestors??...

a plea against you shall be sent again!!...walahi...

Illiterate.
95% of your votes went to buhari. That is what your dumb president meant.
You are not 95% of anything good.

Ritchiee:
lol....RHETORICS AND LIES... just post SOME and shame the devil
I still have more.Anybody can say that they do this and that.Let us see the proof

I hope you won't call it chest-beating because I really don't see the point.

sukkot:
lol lets get one thing clear, i have hatred for no black man. igbos are my brothers. i just hope they start acting more like my brothers instead of my adversaries

But seriously don't you think brotherhood is better with defined national homelands

cstr15:
Illiterate.
95% of your votes went to buhari. That is what your dumb president meant.
You are not 95% of anything good.

....and you are 5% of nothing good a tall for nigeria......

look...we 95&%sters are proud to be nigerians..the rest 5&%sters dont care about us??...

we dont care about derm dem too...land in babylon again...weee donnnt givvvvve a shi shi........!!!!

mandarin:
How can I be jealous of myself, I give up on you.
I said that Nigeria would have leveraged on all those stuffs and improvised but those who felt such be discarded would have their reasons. However, I believe there were some divisions of Nigerian army and military wares in Eastern Region then so it wasn't that Biafra didn't have ammunitions an arms to star with.
You see, I don't know how old you are and how well educated and versed in documented and researched history of nations you are, but I must admit you are just here to flaunt what seemed to u as Biafran innovations? Nope but fabrications? may be.
Please also argue and prove that innosson innovate and developed aircraft parts.

You see, you are a funny guy.

When a supposedly "learned" individual can not argue without bias,he is infact uneducated. Go and sit down.

Ritchiee:
lol....RHETORICS AND LIES... just post SOME and shame the devil
I still have more.Anybody can say that they do this and that.Let us see the proof

NIMechE Abuja Chapter Visits Innoson Motor Factory Complex
[b]The chairman NMIechE Abuja chapter, Engr Francis I. Azika recently lead Mechanical Engineers on industrial courtesy tour of the famed Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Co Ltd in Anambra state, South East Nigeria.
Inspired by the desire to contribute into the Made-in-Nigeria advocacy, the chapter undertook the tour along with other stakeholders. The delegates spoke to management and the engineers working in the company while offering encouragement and recommendations.
Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company (IVM) was founded by the visionary Chairman, Mr. Innocent Chukwuma, Officer of the Order of the Niger (OON).
It's product line includes heavy duty vehicles, middle and high level buses, special environment friendly vehicles. The company carries out optimization design and assembly according to west African road condition so as produce suitable products at affordable prices.
The company also provides good services for repairs and parts supply. All these actions are engineered to meet the customers' special requests, attain the highest possible performance and safety standards and also make the vehicles suitable for the west African market.
We are proud of what the company has achieved and believed that when Nigerians patronize made in Nigerian products we would sooner build a nation that is economically and technologically sound which we are all proud of.[/b]
http://myengineers..com.ng/2016/04/nimeche-abuja-chapter-visits-innoson.html

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NIMechE Abuja Chapter Visits Innoson Motor Factory Complex
[b]The chairman NMIechE Abuja chapter, Engr Francis I. Azika recently lead Mechanical Engineers on industrial courtesy tour of the famed Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Co Ltd in Anambra state, South East Nigeria.
Inspired by the desire to contribute into the Made-in-Nigeria advocacy, the chapter undertook the tour along with other stakeholders. The delegates spoke to management and the engineers working in the company while offering encouragement and recommendations.
Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company (IVM) was founded by the visionary Chairman, Mr. Innocent Chukwuma, Officer of the Order of the Niger (OON).
It's product line includes heavy duty vehicles, middle and high level buses, special environment friendly vehicles. The company carries out optimization design and assembly according to west African road condition so as produce suitable products at affordable prices.
The company also provides good services for repairs and parts supply. All these actions are engineered to meet the customers' special requests, attain the highest possible performance and safety standards and also make the vehicles suitable for the west African market.
We are proud of what the company has achieved and believed that when Nigerians patronize made in Nigerian products we would sooner build a nation that is economically and technologically sound which we are all proud of.[/b]
http://myengineers..com.ng/2016/04/nimeche-abuja-chapter-visits-innoson.html

ohh,mymy..we nigerians are dangerous...i understand why the western-world want us to disintegrate....we are like a black-germany....ooooyeee......

betterABIAstate:
bros, there's hidden potential in Igbo land. At the age of 27, I had already identified and extracted a diuretic phytochemical in a very popular plant that can help manage hypertension. My brother who is a chemical engineer is working on a local drug synthesizer. The molecule is going through preclinical tests, the government of Nigeria is not helping at all coupled with the financial setbacks we have had in coming up with the drug synthesizing machine.

If I have the then government of Biafra, you think I wouldn't have gone far with all the preclinical tests?
We may have dusted that part and even gone ahead to develop other drugs and machines because we know what we want but no fund, no functioning research institute, no facilities in the country.

Let me just hint you on the little contribution I can make if Biafra war should come again, I can developed biogenetically engineered microbes (which name i wont give here) that can degrade some particular metals, l know I will get a good platform to carryout the research because the fund is now available unlike the then Biafra (I'm already doing little things as regards that incase the war comes again). This time, you will see the full technological potential we posses.

Or just give us independence, lets plan ourselves, this country is annoying to me.

Kudos. Never give up my brother.

Nkem4040:
It wasn't a grenade launcher per se, but the Biafrran military re-engineered the ogbunike into an unknown technology that they refused to disclose till this day. It was done in such a way that the damage will ignite a chain reaction and evidently catastrophic. Yes the guy you replied is right in the casualty, though I think it was more. It was the most deadly military loss ever encountered by the Nigerian military. I mean thousands of Nigerian military personnel and hundreds of armoured vehicles entering Abagana in a convoy in excess of 50km stretch were incinerated, and most died instantly. How Muritila Mohammad and his crew escaped, remains a mystery. This attack was led by Hannibal of Biafrra General Joe Achuzia in an operation code-named HEROSHIMA.

We don't lie here, we provide evidence; pictures or video. The video is on youtube...here is direct video excerpt of the event.
http://www.tubechop.com/watch/8295930

General Achuzie aka Air-Raid
Great fighter per excellente

Ritchiee:
SO YOU WOULD BELEIVE ANYTHING THAT MASSAGE YOUR EGO WHEN FACTS STATED OTHERWISE.
ALL FACTS POSTED SHOWED THAT THOSE THINGS WERE MAINLY BROUGHT IN BY FRANCE AND MERCENARIES.

carefully read

INNOSON MOTORS: BE THAT CHANGE!

Barack Obama once said, “Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we’ve been waiting for. We are the change that we seek.” We must believe that we are agents of change, there is no time that a man has so much abused his existence than when he leaves the world the same way he met it! John Fitzgerald Kennedy (JFK) inspired a whole nation with one of his awe-inspiring quotes, “My fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country”. We are living in a country that has perpetuated decadence and eulogized impunity, the most abused word in Nigeria presently is the word ‘Change’, the gospel of change has now become a mischievous way of indicting the government in the face of obvious dereliction of individual duties and responsibilities. The chanting and tantrums of ‘change’ has now become the present ‘anthem’ of irresponsible citizens. Nigeria has become a country where everybody is desirous of change but nobody wants to be responsible for that change.

The tragic end of Kodak is a pointer to the fact that change is an integral part of the evolution of any formidable venture. There are a lot of reasons why Kodak failed but refusing to adapt to the changing market and not being on the cutting edge of photo-technology is the prime reason. The great memories that Kodak represents will never be forgotten; the good old times when we reached for a camera to stop life for a second, to grab a memory. For decades, Kodak was the face of photography but it is sympathetic that for over 131-years when they held the world spell-bound through photography, the end of things has come for this great company that had filed for bankruptcy! Kodak was one of the most powerful companies in the world but its position has been given to another, such is the fate of any venture, individual or company that resists change. Digital photography took off and Kodak wasn’t ready for it. They could have been the industry leader into the digital age, but they did not want to be the ones to pull the lever to bring an end to the film. After more than a century of producing traditional film cameras, Kodak has lost its relevance because of its inability to take the lead in moving from producing traditional film cameras into digital technology. The Kodak tragedy begins and ends in its inability to move into the digital world, well enough, and fast enough. The argument was that Kodak was so addicted to films that it ignored the digital revolution. What Kodak despised, because of their assumption that its market is not yet ripe , today, the high-tech world is stampeding to get a piece of the action, calling digital imaging perhaps the greatest growth opportunity in the computer world.

Kodak’s estimate and presumptions were very wrong and Kodak was inevitably late to the game. By 2001, the market was crowded. Canon and Sony had already made huge leaps in the sector and this ultimately signalled Kodak’s doom! By the time Kodak decided to move from analog to digital, the digital market was already starting its decline. A new technology had emerged and Kodak fought to remain relevant but the battle had already been won by “change” gladiators. Selling off its camera unit, Kodak is now a shadow of itself. Kodak is today bankrupt because they were too comfortable with their success in the film industry to be open to the possibilities of digital photography for the future. While ‘change’ has brought so many companies to limelight, for Kodak, the inability to respond to change has brought its demise! People that will make maximum impact embrace change.

“Refusing to change makes you more qualified for a world that no longer exist”-Scott Mckain

Life is full of stories of people that brought unimaginable change in periods when their countries needed it the most. Henry Ford was the change that America needed at a critical point to develop the first automobile that the middle class Americans can afford to buy. His introduction of the Model T automobile revolutionized transportation and American industry. His intense goal and commitment to systemically lowering costs resulted in many technical and business innovations. The Ford’s dream: The creation of an inexpensive mass-produced automobile. Until then, the new horseless carriage had been an expensive luxury item, available only to the rich. But Ford determined to put the automobile within the reach of the common people. In 1907, Henry Ford announced his goal for the Ford motor company: to create “a motor car for the great multitude”. At that time, automobiles were very expensive, custom-made machines. During the industrial revolutions, cars were like buying a private jet today until Ford created the assembly line.

The patriotic and inspiring story of the evolution of Innoson Motors is a pointer to the fact that one man can make a big difference by being an agent of change. From the humble beginning as a spare-part trader to becoming the Chairman of IVM Innoson Group of Companies Limited, the rise and rise story of Innocent Chukwuma is so fascinating and has become a trail blazing story for the Nigerian youths. It is amazing how a man will ever consider investing in a terrain considered by professional analysts as a ‘mission impossible’. Dr. Innocent Ifediaso Chukwuma, was born in 1961 in Umudim, Nnewi,in Anambra State and popularly known as Innoson, is the Group Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Innoson Vehicles Manufacturing (IVM) Co. Ltd, the first indigenous vehicle manufacturing plant in Nigeria. After his education, he started trading in spare parts under the name Innoson Nigeria Ltd in 1981. His burning passion to see Nigerians drive their own brand new cars has been a major drive for this change gladiator that has surmounted both local and international hurdles to bring Nigeria to the forefront of automobile revolution in Africa and beyond. In February 2007, Chukwuma incorporated Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company Limited (IVM) to produce sundry commercial automobiles, utility vehicles and passenger cars; the vehicles in IVM fleet range from cars, trucks, SUVs, compactors, etc. According to him, his goal, apart from putting Nigeria on the map of vehicle manufacturing countries, is to stop Nigerians from buying fairly used vehicles, popularly known as Tokunbo, as is now the case.

Due to our demented and inferior taste for second hand cars, coupled with the fact that over 80 percent of Nigerians cannot afford brand new vehicles, Nigeria has now become a dumping ground and ‘waste basket’ for both developed and developing nations! Presently, the company has made in-road into some African countries such as Ghana, Sierra Leone, Chad, Niger and Togo. Innoson Motors are built with the state of the roads in the country in mind and they are more rugged than the imported ones.

[b]His success story has ensured employment for over 7,500 Nigerians who work in the company’s factory. Due to his outstanding contributions to the development of Nigeria, he has been given several awards locally, nationally and internationally. This include: Meritorious Award by the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) in 2008, Award of Excellence by the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) in October 2008, MANCAP Award of Excellence by the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) in 2008, National Honour of the Officer of the Order of the Niger (OON) in December 2008, prestigious National Honours of the National Productivity Order of Merit (NPOM) in 2010, Distinguished Entrepreneurship Award for Indigenous Excellence in automobile Manufacturing by The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) in 2010, National Honours of the Officer of the Federal Republic (OFR) on November 2011, Special Presidential Merit Award (2011) by the Nigerian Society of Engineers. In February 2012, INNOSON Motors won the African Business Of The Year Award, at a ceremony held in London, conferred by the Commonwealth Business Council and African Business Magazine.[/b]

We need patriotic examples from the ’top’, I look forward to seeing President Muhammadu Buhari officially declaring Innoson Motors as Nigerian authentic brand; It will be a new way of branding the nation. Germany is synonymous with Mercedes, Volkswagen and BMW; United States of America is notable for Ford, Chrysler and Chevrolet; United Kingdom is known for Rolls Royce; Sweden has Volvo as a national pride, while Peugeot is the brand associated with France. I am personally reaching out to patriotic Nigerians to support the Innoson Motors and make it our own national pride and brand. Annually, billions of naira and resources are used by government and individuals to import vehicles from foreign countries, these strange mentality and attitude will continually deplete our foreign exchange reserves and empower the down fall of the Nigerian naira against other foreign currencies. My candid advice to the Federal Government is to provide a conducive atmosphere for indigenous entrepreneurs to re-invest into the Nigerian economy. It is high time we revisited the Ajaokuta steel Company dilemma because we are losing so much forex to the importation of steel. I am excited about the perspective of the Honourable Minister for Solid Minerals Development, Kayode Fayemi, on the lingering resolutions and the need to clear all legal hurdles surrounding the Ajaokuta Steel Company Limited for it to begin to function. Mr. Fayemi decried the trillions of naira spent annually on steel importation into the country and has assured to work assiduously to make the dream of Steel production in Nigeria a reality.
http://guardian.ng/features/innoson-motors-be-that-change/

Ikechukwu48:
I'll ever do better.

Here's a thread in year 2012 discussing what started tribalism on NL. Peep the lots that were actually rejoicing about the tribalism
https://www.nairaland.com/897201/tribalism-nairaland-affected-negatively/5

Lastly, here's a screenshot of a yoloba that wished the genocide of igbo during GEJ election.

The last two after the election.

As I've told una before provide ONE igbo that EVER did that, just one

Assuming a particular tribe started tribalism on Nairaland is plain deceit, even the thread you posted is not in anyway related to the genesis of tribalism on this forum.The OP only wrote about its subliminal effects that manifests in real life and its prevalence on NL.
Saying the whole mess kicked off in the year 2012 proves that you haven't been around here for long(this's not my first acct.);it has always been part of the system but never this bad,with all the NCAN members sleuthing around.

That doctor's personal opinion and the other social media comments fall short of what I expected to see you post.
These people in no way represent the Yorubas as leaders;guess what,for those statements they made,there are tons of worse recriminatory replies made by equally faceless Igbos on NL and FB etc.,so what's the noise about?

The closest you'll come to proving your point is by citing the rash outburst of the Oba of Lagos.
And when you view happenings in the past,the way Zik had been infatuated with Lagos,and claims that his domain is a no-mans land by Igbos.
You'll agree that it's hightime he broke his silence.

Ritchiee:
SO YOU WOULD BELEIVE ANYTHING THAT MASSAGE YOUR EGO WHEN FACTS STATED OTHERWISE.
ALL FACTS POSTED SHOWED THAT THOSE THINGS WERE MAINLY BROUGHT IN BY FRANCE AND MERCENARIES.

NASENI Launches First wholly Made-In-Nigeria Motocycle

http://www.naseni.org/news-blog/2-latest-news/29-naseni-launches-first-wholly-made-in-nigeria-motocycle.html

EXECUTIVE VICE CHAIRMAN Calls on Federal Government To Ban Importation Of Motorcycles to Nigeria As He Calls on Private Sector to mass Produce ‘NASENI M1’ Motorcycles.

As a proof of potential capacities of the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) to provide necessary engineering and technology infrastructure for industrial development of Nigeria, the Executive Vice Chairman of the Agency, Dr.Mohammed Sani Haruna yesterday launched first ever wholly made-in-Nigeria motor cycle called ‘NASENI M1”. The motorcycle was test-run working perfectly. The 80C engine motorcycle was conceived, designed and manufactured, using local materials by Nigerian engineers at the National Engineering Design Development Institute (NEDDI)-one of the nine (9) research and development (R&) Institutes supervised by NASENI.

The Executive Vice Chairman of NASENI while riding on ‘NASENI M1’ himself within the factory complex of NEDDI in Nnewi, Anambra State disclosed that the product was basically one of the targets of the Agency in response to President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan’s vision 20:20:20 economic transformation Agenda. The Federal Government which the Agency is part of has promised Nigerians a better socio-economic deal by year 2020 even as Mr. President had also committed the government to elevate the economic status of Nigeria to be among 20 fastest growing economies in the world by year 2020.

While launching the motorcycle, Dr. Haruna remarked that by NASENI’s reckoning, a country could only be self reliant and economically developed only when her citizens begin to exercise and assert their ingenuities in productive capacities or real time manufacturing toward technology advancement of the country. He said as a nation, Nigerians must demonstrate real capacities for engineering technology development, and production of manufactured goods and services. He said that is why NASENI had taken this bold step to demonstrate to Nigerians that Mr. President’s dream is both realizable and is even being realized.

Dr. Haruna called on the Federal Government to put a ban on the importation of motorcycles into the Nigerian market as he declared bravely that Nigeria has perfected the technology and manufacturing capacity to produce motorcycles in mass in Nnewi, South-East Nigeria.

About 20 million Nigerians today rely on motorcycle as means of transportation and many unemployed youths and men support their families or earn a living from running motorcycle as a commercial venture. He said, “Imagine the large number of jobs that will be created if only Nigeria could close her boarders against importation of motorcycles and allow Nigeria entrepreneurs to invest in the manufacturing of the parts including production of the motorcycle locally.

His words: “Nigeria, no doubt, has all the materials needed to produce motorcycle in Nigeria, 100 percent. NASENI has both the raw materials survey, their locations, equipment and the critical human capacity, design, feasibility studies and the business plan for running a successful plant for producing motorcycle; what we are waiting for now is for Nigerian entrepreneurs to come forward to take advantage of this profitable investment in manufacturing of the motorcycles”

The law establishing NASENI and its Institutes does not allow it to embark on full scale manufacturing of products and or become full-scale player in the market but for every technologies and engineering products developed within the Agency system must be ceded to the private sector for commercial purpose or mass production. Its mission includes hitherto establishing and nurturing appropriate dynamic science and engineering infrastructure base for achieving home initiated and home sustained industrialization through the development of relevant processes, capital goods and equipment necessary for job creation, national economic well-being and progress.

In the end they lost

SaffronSpice:
Assuming a particular tribe started tribalism on Nairaland is plain deceit, even the thread you posted is not in anyway related to the genesis of tribalism on this forum.The OP only wrote about its subliminal effects that manifests in real life and its prevalence on NL.
Saying the whole mess kicked off in the year 2012 proves that you haven't been around here for long(this's not my first acct.);it has always been part of the system but never this bad,with all the NCAN members sleuthing around.

That doctor's personal opinion and the other social media comments fall short of what I expected to see you post.
These people in no way represent the Yorubas as leaders;guess what,for those statements they made,there are tons of worse recriminatory replies made by equally faceless Igbos on NL and FB etc.,so what's the noise about?

The closest you'll come to proving your point is by citing the rash outburst of the Oba of Lagos.
And when you view happenings in the past,the way Zik had been infatuated with Lagos,and claims that his domain is a no-mans land by Igbos.
You'll agree that it's hightime he broke his silence.

but you you people have nerves to caall someones else land,no mans land...its like a ijebu man going to umuhahia and declaring it no mans land..


sometimes you are very ridicoulous....tell me any nigerian that ever had the slightest idea to burn the biafran-flag?...


come on...we,nigerians dont roll like that....you know thatttt!....

BlackSeptember:
they needed to tell you that because that's what they needed you to know

Lmao! Man you're funny...as in...that's all they needed the numskull to know

vanbonattel:
Nothing special in special engineering yet Nigeria has been wandering in the wilderness since after the war?

thou shalt not provoke the darkside....!!!!...

we dont care how smart you get with elementaries....

we have been beating you up since the garden of edennurudeen......

thou shalt not provoke the darkside....!!!!...

Aigbofa:
It is all blatant, ridiculous, logic bending biafran propaganda. Only a reta.rd would fall for it.
I can't believe someone is trying to convince me he used bellows and anvil to make armored tanks.

Who are u that the igbos wud try to convince.
The whole world including the western nations n even your past presidents have attested several times to the genius of the great biafran scientists,hell in 2010 even Obama offered to give descendants of biafra free citizenship to join the elite US military.
The whole world is fully aware of igbo technological n scientific know how ,so we do not need to convince u knockheads from the wasted region .

nonaira:
Go back to history class or pick up a book and read. My God how you continue displaying your ignorance on NL just because of envy.
History 101: Cameroon was Nigerian ally during the war.

Why are y'all making this bittered fellow feel like he's making sense. Free the EP mk em go house go wash plate

the promise was giving to jacob..wheather jacob emerge from kenya,biafra,togo,ghana,nigeria,gabun,,,whatever......we dont give a shi shi....

From page 0-24 many many SS people are avoiding the thread. Hmmmm...

SlayerSupreme:
From page 0-9 many many SS people are avoiding the thread. Hmmmm...

wetin??..i am ss..i am urhobo...lets e-comtemplate....

Ikechukwu48:
Prior to kanu, you shithole yoloba was wishing for death of Massob member.

Infact you Savage , it was actually YOLOBA that made nnamdi hate their ass. He used to be a member of massob, do you think watching a tribe applaud the death of your peopls and wishing more death on them including you, you would end up loving those clowns


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nS6HitcBPxQ
Here's a video of that same Nnamdi Kanu in year 2012 asking for the government to protect all nigerians, not just Igbos, but ALL.

What changed from 2012 to 2015 that he now despise you lots? Oh I don't know maybe reading the multiple threads where you Nigga kept wishing more death of an igbo group who did not do sh1t to them

As I said before: mention ONE thing Massob did to yorubas that you lots applauded their death and wished more death in them. Name ONE thing.

Stop insulting the Yorubas with your delusion of grandeur,duffer.
What the fvck is massob?

vanbonattel:
Ignorant in what? Nigerian politics of hate?

the hate is your paranoia...i dont know no african that hates igbos....

Aigbofa:
Lie.

It's such a shame that "lie" is all u can say on a very logical and confirmed info....i pity you and your fellow ignoramus

letsbet:
Thats quite an impressive looking tank right there. Our Igbo brothers are really the front runners of I.T in Nigeria.

Finis.

sukkot:
truth be told, the biafran war is a proxy war fought by the west in nigeria. all the weaponry you see used by both sides were supplied by the west to whichever side they were supporting. its not unlike what you see today with america supplying isis with sophisticated weapons and pretending that isis is the enemy while using isis and co to fight proxy wars in syria. there is nothing new under the sun. no weaponry that found its way into nigeria during the biafran war was created in nigeria. it was assembled in nigeria however.

dnt try to change history.

cstr15:
This is the best ship you can muster in 2016? A Chinese F-90 ?

hmmm,..its interesting to witness how you love everything but yourself...

look at our flag-ship again...NNS THUNDER......completly controlled only by black-people...doesnt that make you feel proud to be black somehow??

cstr15:
Why would a president that obviously doesn't care what igbos think want to massage our egos.?
Even the speech was given in a way to create a credibility for the president capabilities to restore Nigerian technological prowess and not to praise the Igbo ethnic group.
That you believe your president wants to massage our egos with biafran stories shows how deluded and hate-filled you are.

I am sorry.But a lot of links butressing the facts that Igbos did not do most of those things but brought in by France and the mercenaries have been posted on this thread.Which one should I beleive?Facts or rethorics?THANK GOD FOR THE INTERNET.LIES EASILY CRUMBLE.

vanbonattel:
Actually, I fear that the yorubas has run out of steam. They are so so afraid of failure if they ever go alone and form their own country that their only hope is to rope Igbos into a snaking ship of a country and hope we all sink together. How I wish they will think and save their future instead of bonding together unlike tribes with a hope that things will change in the next 500 years.

You are just ignorant and out of your depth.
If the Yorubas were scared of independence,why did they(through the AG)requested for the right to secession to be included in the constitution during the 1954 constitutional conference?
Where were the Igbos then?
Aligning with the North on why Lagos should be a federal territory,no?
If the NCNC had supported the AG's demand,would getting Biafr* be this difficult for you?

One Nigeria is the fruit of your labour;enjoy it

Stingman:
I hear the Ijebus, Aworis and Ilajes say they are not Yoruba...Mtcheee.

LOL you re M** I'm awori indigene from isheri-olofin alimosho localgovt and am a proud yoruba boy.

Anybody that tell you this assertion is a fool

kropotkin11:
Nice. But yet it still couldn't beat the Nigerian army

Correction, it cud not defeat the western powers not the Nigerian army .the Nigerian army was nothing compared to the biafran army .
Save for the western powers that intervened on their behalf ,Nigeria wud have lost the war .