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| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by 9japride(m): 6:00am On Oct 20, 2016 |
CliffordOrji:[color=#006600][/color] I don't regard Nnamdi as a hero, he so much believe in one Nigeria for his own selfish desire. Ojukwu is more respected in Igbo land. |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Mujaheeeden: 6:04am On Oct 20, 2016 |
Raph01:you don't abuse igbos when you are selling things online |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by PentiumProf: 6:08am On Oct 20, 2016 |
walosky:Did you skip the part where I mentioned indeginous Read before commenting |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Ihuomadinihu: 6:11am On Oct 20, 2016*. Modified: 6:37am On Oct 20, 2016 |
ofwest47:^THIS IS THE PROBLEM WITH NIGERIA. We are not here to make comparisons between Eastern and Western Nigeria because everything you've listed all vestiges of the Colonialist which they in turn use in mocking Africans. We are here to talk about Azikiwe,a detribalized Nigerian and first symbol of Pan African Nationalism in Nigeria who helped to bring higher institution close to his people. I think this topic has been hijacked by folks that find it difficult to celebrate people that don't come from their tribes thereby making a joke of people's achievements and legacies. Pls we are not here to compare who the White men gave a school first. If you may like to know,UNN is the first indigenious Nigerian University and after the war, people from the West and North applied to gain admission into it because they wanted to study under those lecturers that manufacture bombs and weapons. This comparison is getting boring,there is no basis for it. |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Egunje: 6:11am On Oct 20, 2016 |
CliffordOrji:BRO THIS SAME ZIK U DETEST WAS THE ONE WHO MADE SO MANY IBO MEN RICH BY GIVING THEM LOANS WITHOUT INTEREST AND COLATARAL. BENEFICIARIES OF HIS LOAN INCLUDE , SIR LOIS OJUKWU(RICHEST MAN IN AFRICA) ABC NWODU(ABC TRANSPORT) MANY. OJUKWUS FATHER STOOD AS A WITNESS AND A SURETY TO ZIK. MY LOVELY ZIK. AWOLOWO GAVE HIS PEOPLE FREE EDUCATION,ZIK GAVE US QUALITY EDUVATION. ROCHAS THE GOVERNOR OF IMO STATE GAVE FREE EDUCATION TO HIS PEOPLE AND EVEN NOW NOTHING GOOD HAS COME OUT OF IMO STATE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM. PETER OBI(THEN GOVERNOR OF ANAMBARA STATE) GAVE HIS PEOPLE QUALITY AND AFFORDABLE EDUCATION, ANANMBRA WERE BEST IN WAEC EXAMS FOR THREE YEARS CONSECUTIVELY AND WAS RATED BEST IN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM. BRO U SEE SAY AWUF D RUN BELLE. JUDGE FOR YOUR SELF WHO IS GREATER?. I WOULD RATHER BE A ZIKIST THAN AN AWOIST OR ROCHIST.I LOVE U ZIEK. |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Nobody: 6:34am On Oct 20, 2016 |
Please don't make racist and tribalistic comments on this section I wonder why they bother to write that warning boldly yet comments of such nature is all I see everywhere ![]() |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Ihuomadinihu: 6:35am On Oct 20, 2016 |
DaPuncline:Oh Chim. Why not read Azikiwe's biography before writing these things? By 1945, Azikiwe had just joined his first party and was still printing his Newspaper to fight colonialism and Western imperialism which influenced Political consciousness amongst Nigerians and Africans. Nigerian's struggle for independence was not as Radical and violent as other nations so there was no reason to carry arms against White men. The pen is mightier than the sword. Azikiwe's newspapers galvanised people into agitating for independence. Azikiwe on his own was a mentor to Nkurmah because Zik's beliefs inspired him and increased his belief in African Nationalism. If we are talking of Africans at the forefront of the fight against European imperialism and agitations for independence then Nnamdi Azikiwe was way in the front. What's the point of diminishing a person's legacy because he doesn't come from your ethnic group? It's quite pathetic. |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Nobody: 6:40am On Oct 20, 2016 |
Etern:ojukwu declared biafra after over 20000 of his kinsmen where slaughtered in weeks in the north with the collusion of the military .Thats what any sensible leader would do.why are we eager to stone him when we igbos are antagonising the enugu state government for not doing anything in the face of the Fulani herdsmen massacre? . it's on record that ojukwu was mandated to take that action as the highest surviving igbo officer after a meeting with the igbo leaders. his only shortcoming was his gullibility in believing the Europeans would forfeit financial gain to stand for what is right and also thinking the Yoruba's would fight with us. in our comparism of this two great igbo men, it essential we don't vilify one to promote another. ojukwu was a bullish young military officer who didn't understand why a country he served diligently (he along with ironsi defeated the first coup) would now gang up against his people. Azikiwe on the other hand, was a fantastic politician. what ever relevance we play in today's politics as a nation was as a result of his supposed defection when it became apparent that, biafra wouldn't survive. He knew how dirty the game was played and he played his last card. |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Damjoy(m): 7:18am On Oct 20, 2016 |
MXrep:Are those universities you mentioned still functional? Are they actually worth calling a UNIVERSITY? |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Damjoy(m): 7:22am On Oct 20, 2016 |
DozieInc:Did you know the level of rot Zik and his co-easterners brought into the system? Do you know that the most corrupt Nigerians both past and present were EASTERNERS? I challenge you to read the British Secret Files on the first bloody coup in Nigeria... |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by nwabobo: 7:26am On Oct 20, 2016 |
desire19a:Is 1959 not 1950's? |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by monex(m): 7:32am On Oct 20, 2016 |
CliffordOrji:Yoruba troll lol !!! why do trolls always use this format for name and surname. |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Ihuomadinihu: 7:33am On Oct 20, 2016 |
DaPuncline:Now that you know that Azikiwe was one of foremost Pan African Nationalist,you need to explain what you mean by seasoned? Or do you just use words that you can't define? What could be more seasoned than a man that hustled to study in America when most of his African/Nigeria contemporaries had not set foot in America? What could be more seasoned than a man that has Howard University, Lincoln University and Pennsylvania University as his Alma Mater? What could be more seasoned than a man that earned his degree,masters and Phd in first class American Universities? What could be more seasoned than a man that wrote articles for top Afro American newspapers and taught in their Universities? What could be more seasoned than a man that published Newspapers that mentored folks and inspired the fight for independence in most parts of Africa? His newspapers which he strategically established in different parts of Nigeria became the pricipal tool of stimulating Nigerian Nationalism and subsequently he was regarded as a Messanic symbol of Nigerian Nationhood and African Nationalism. Learn to choose your words carefully,just because Azikiwe was not your Kinsmen doesn't mean you have the right to belittle his Legacies which are respected across Africa. |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Ihuomadinihu: 7:40am On Oct 20, 2016 |
Damjoy:Yes both Esut and Madonna are functional universities. Don't be so blinded by hate and tribalism in such a way that you spew rubbish and make a mess of yourself. |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Gassa007: 7:42am On Oct 20, 2016 |
CliffordOrji:Can someone just shut this Afonja ![]() |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Nobody: 7:48am On Oct 20, 2016*. Modified: 3:32pm On Jun 02, 2018 |
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| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Ihuomadinihu: 7:49am On Oct 20, 2016 |
Damjoy:Yes, because Babangida, Abacha, Festus Okotie Eboh, Jibrin, Oladimeji Bankole, T Y Danjuma, Sule Lamido, Ibori, Alamieyesigha and Buratai are all Igbos. By now,the average Nigerian knows the most corrupt group of people in Nigeria. Definitely not the people that started with 20 pounds. |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Raph01: 7:52am On Oct 20, 2016 |
Mujaheeeden:warriz diz wan sayin'?? Wetin concern igbos and wetin I dey sell... Oga swerve jor! |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Akaujaa(m): 8:12am On Oct 20, 2016 |
...and it turned out to be my alma mater. |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Akaujaa(m): 8:19am On Oct 20, 2016 |
CliffordOrji:Oga, Zik is gone without doing anything for the Igbos according to you, we agree, but I think you should be telling us what you are now doing to be greater and do better for the Igbos than Zik himself. |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Nobody: 8:32am On Oct 20, 2016*. Modified: 12:22pm On Jun 02, 2018 |
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| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Igboid: 8:44am On Oct 20, 2016 |
saintdennis:How exactly did Zik force the North into Nigeria project? With what Army was he able to effect this coercion? When did this forcefull annexation of the North into Nigeria take place? What's the name of the war? Who were the leaders of the Armies involved? I await your answers. ![]() |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by DaPuncline: 8:52am On Oct 20, 2016 |
shigothang:Thanks for the insight bro. It was obvious the east really wanted to catch up with the west then that was why Zik copied Awo's free education policy in the west and tried to implement it in the east but it failed woefully, even I remember how Prof. Pat Utomi and Prof. Charles Soludo talked about how Zik free education policy failed woefully in the east and also commended administrative prowess of Awo that made him able to maintain his free education policy. |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Igboid: 9:07am On Oct 20, 2016 |
shigothang:Same old delusional rantings with no statistical documented back ups. Just mere falsehoods passed from one Afonja generation to the next. |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by PentiumProf: 9:08am On Oct 20, 2016*. Modified: 9:25am On Oct 20, 2016 |
[quote author=Omololu007 post=50347600][/quote]I was expecting you to counter the facts that I presented to you Are you too lazy to consult your history book Afonja bigot |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by caracas: 9:09am On Oct 20, 2016 |
T9ksy:Big lie ,zik never tried to introduce free education in the east. Ahmedo Bello tried to do it in the North but failed. Zik was more interested in qualitative education than the quantitative one that free education offered. In any case the ppl of the east cud afford the quality education n those who cudnt were helped by their families,communities n well to do individuals through scholarship schemes. Thus the igbos were rapidly getting educated to the chagrin of Awolowo,who now decided to introduce the free education to the yorubas ,(who then were not really interested in education )So as to challenge the igbos . |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by PentiumProf: 9:14am On Oct 20, 2016 |
caracas:These people that call themselves the afonjas irritates me They know the truth but can't admit it Everything you posted is true Afonjas in a million generations can never attain the level of progress recorded by igbos in education |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Nobody: 9:15am On Oct 20, 2016*. Modified: 12:23pm On Jun 02, 2018 |
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| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by Ihuomadinihu: 9:24am On Oct 20, 2016 |
shigothang:Sorry, we are talking about the tribalistic before independence. Why not pick up and read a book on the history of Pre independence Nigeria,it will change your perception about Nigeria. Study it without ethnic sensibilities and point out where igbos were tribalistic from the days of yore. I'm waiting. On the other hand, Igbos have been targets of violence and ethno-religious hostilites before independence. |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by InyinyaAgbaOku(m): 9:27am On Oct 20, 2016 |
DaPuncline:The dumb idea that zik made igbos dominate teaching /lecturing, other civil service, army, home and foreign trade, industries, education, can only be borne by Yorubas out of consolation. Even before zik became anything, igbos were like that. So, where is your zik nonsense coming from? |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by PentiumProf: 9:33am On Oct 20, 2016*. Modified: 10:25am On Oct 20, 2016 |
Igboid:These guys don't tire me They are full of falsehood Not long ago i watched a documentary on the jan 1966 coup The documentary was aired on tvc which is owned by drug dealer tinubu I stopped watching the programme because of how they twisted the story to favour them One of the problems facing ndi igbo is that we do not control the print and electronic media Because of this the afonja people have the advantage of twisting history to favour them Our wealthy sons need to invest in the media The media is a powerful means of disseminating information |
| Re: Azikiwe At The Proposed Site Of The University Of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) In 1950s. by InyinyaAgbaOku(m): 9:38am On Oct 20, 2016 |
DaPuncline:Zik of Africa was not an igbo coinage biko. Lwkmd. And before zik became anything influential, igbos were already doing well in all sectors and in all regions. Was there anything like zik/balewa union in the 30s, 40s? Yes, zik was instrumental in unn and Niger Bridge, not giving igbos free education or employments. Stop consoling yourselves. Merit and competence supersedes everything. After the war, the same Yorubas you called competent crippled our nationalized assets and corporations. |
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