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| Re: Nigeria Civil War, Who Is To Blame!!! by raumdeuter: 6:21pm On Oct 11, 2017 |
gidgiddy:The founding fathers of Nigeria were those who negotiated independence for us. Azikwe Awolow Bello etc. Ibos were in support of a united Nigeria anytime they were in power e.g Under Azikwe and Ironsi and lately under Jonathan. There is a video wher Nnamdi Kanu was warning people about causing violence and breaking up Nigeria. That was just 4yrs ago WHy dont you return home first? Is it Spanish govt who organised referendum. You too do likewise, Go back home and organise referendum for yourself or is it Lagos Kano Minna and Port Harcourt you want to have referendum? |
| Re: Nigeria Civil War, Who Is To Blame!!! by gidgiddy: 6:44pm On Oct 11, 2017 |
raumdeuter:Sorry bro but the founding father of Nigeria is Lord Lugard. All Zik and Awolowo did was negotiate self rule. Zik abd Awolowo cannot found something that was already existing before they came on board. Kanu was protesting Boko Haram, he never said anything about Nigerian unity. Even if he once supported Nigerian unity, so what? Even Ojukwu once believed in Nigerian unity of Nigeria before he changed his mind and declared Biafra Igbos returning home is not what will give them Biafra. Scottish people did not have to go back to Scotland for their 2014 referendum |
| Re: Nigeria Civil War, Who Is To Blame!!! by ojlifa: 10:07pm On Oct 11, 2017 |
And indeed you are right.the only problem is when those countries went after indepence they didnt do it by killing people,they didnt do it by coup,they didnt do it by insulting people nor did they do it by war.if the igbo want to leave there leaders know how to go about it but they wouldnt because they know what they stand to loss.I challage you hear and now to write the deputy senate president he is an igbo man,demand that he sponsor a bill for referendum on the floor of the senate.then come back and tell me what he told you.You do not need to fight it is very easy ask your igbo legislators to do there work and stop blaming others for the greed of your leaders gidgiddy: |
| Re: Nigeria Civil War, Who Is To Blame!!! by gidgiddy: 10:38pm On Oct 11, 2017 |
ojlifa:This is not about what a few Igbo elite want, this is about the majority want. Nobody is going to write to the deputy Senate President or elect legislators to move a motion on referendum, it is waste of time. A motion on referendum raised in the national assembly will never be passed as Igbo as other zones are definitely not going to vote for it and Igbos do not have enough legislators to get a majority against the other 4 or 5 zones. The only way to get a referendum is agitation and demonstration until Nigeria, its government and national assembly collectively decide it is time to give Igbos a referendum. Anybody moving motion on referendum in the national assembly is wasting time, just the North have enough legislators to throw such bill out. |
| Re: Nigeria Civil War, Who Is To Blame!!! by ojlifa: 10:47pm On Oct 11, 2017 |
Stop looking for who to blame,let your leader do there job and if you know your leaders wouldnt do there job,then common sense should tell you that your problem is your leaders not other tribes.the deputy senate president has to present the bill first before anything if you havent presented a bill then you are dishonest about wanting to leave secondly,each of the eastern state houses can debate the bill on its floor just like was done in spain.pass the bill in the state house then forward it to the federal for rectification but again am quite sure that wouldnt be done because they do not want to leave rather it is greed that is the mission,since 1960 power at all cost so we can share money. gidgiddy: |
| Re: Nigeria Civil War, Who Is To Blame!!! by gidgiddy: 11:00pm On Oct 11, 2017 |
ojlifa:Nice. Remind us of where Lugard moved the bill on the creation of Nigeria and where it was debated passed? If Nigeria was not legally created, then no one should ask for it to legally dissolved. So please tell us the national assembly where Lugard moved the motion to include Igbo land into Nigeria? |
| Re: Nigeria Civil War, Who Is To Blame!!! by ojlifa: 11:21pm On Oct 11, 2017 |
Sha kanu done chop una money run go lugard country,make you go ask am where lugard moved the bill.since na blood una want no problem.it is only witches and wizard that require blood and since we in Nigeria do not have blood to give una go suck una own blood.continue you hear gidgiddy: |
| Re: Nigeria Civil War, Who Is To Blame!!! by Shawnnn01: 12:18am On Oct 12, 2017*. Modified: 1:05am On Oct 12, 2017 |
emmydadave:Justifying the action of the coupist against democratically elected officials shows biased it can not stand. Your argument / question is null n void. Until your brain comes alive to understand Nzeogu can never be justified in this life or the next with is murdering act debating with you remains a waste. emmydadave:Gowon failed in its duty as a leader but bear in mind he was never a true leader rather a military man with little or no leadership skill couple that with inexperience and you will see why he could not deal with the situation decisively. Also note the cold murder of Surdana / Balewa. Prime minister and premier of northern extraction in the south coupled with the barbaric senselessness of dragging their lifelessly body on the street of Lagos was a mitigating factor that fuelled retaliation by the northern. emmydadave:Aburi was null n void ab initio. Tell me one thing lacking in a confederate Nigeria not in Aburi accord ? Ojukwu put all is cake in a basket ate it all. Lost the war and as no singular right to demand anything as a loser. Until Igbo see this as a fact then they are not ready to move forward. Losers do not dictate war settlement winners do. Igbos believe they have a right to rub their desire on the faces of others even when at a disadvantage. Gowon called their bluff n Buhari is rubbing is own bigotry on their helpless faces. emmydadave:From time memorial their as always been godfather in power play / politics. What you pray for is those with the mental capacity to lead and the love of the masses to always triumph those who do not. |
| Re: Nigeria Civil War, Who Is To Blame!!! by raumdeuter: 4:28am On Oct 12, 2017 |
gidgiddy:The Catalonia referendum you mentioned, as it Spain who gave them the referendum or they did it themselves? Why not follow in the same steps |
| Re: Nigeria Civil War, Who Is To Blame!!! by yanshDoctor: 11:47am On Oct 12, 2017 |
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| Re: Nigeria Civil War, Who Is To Blame!!! by emmydadave(op): 11:19pm On Oct 12, 2017 |
ojlifa:His story has many loopholes bro. He wanted going out so that the biafran soldiers will kill him then save his family his subordinate but someone held on to him so he won't leave and he was their from morning till evening but was never found? is he a needle in a hay sack? I dnt believe this. This is propaganda of the highest other worst of all from a suppose respectable man |
| Re: Nigeria Civil War, Who Is To Blame!!! by Dedetwo(m): 11:28pm On Oct 12, 2017*. Modified: 12:29am On Oct 13, 2017 |
emmydadave:I stopped reading the above partisan crap when faced with the bolded. You have Muhammadu Buhari who is the product of corruption yet you claim there was no proof of corruption. Let me ask for the sake of naivety if you are one of the numerous Nigerians who only think that embezzlement of fund is all about corruption. Well the worst aspect of corruption is nepotism. If not for the idiotic and nepotistic endeavors of NPC government under Tafawa Balewa, Muhammadu Buhari would not have become an army officer. |
| Re: Nigeria Civil War, Who Is To Blame!!! by ojlifa: 12:21am On Oct 13, 2017*. Modified: 12:52pm On Oct 13, 2017 |
Hahahahh.bro you have a problem,you are not ok with the account of those who were actors in the event but you are ok with nnamdi kanus account ,somebody who was born more than ten years after the event.listen to yourself. Bear In mind major general ejoor is not from the north,he is from the south south.so you wouldnt say it is northern propaganda,also bear in mind he refuse to play any part in poltics till date .so he is not a politicain .nnamdi azikiwa himself had this famous saying which would tell you all you need to know in 1961 he said igbo people are a superior race hence they should be the one to lead nigerian not a northern .that was a public statement not private.so anyhow you want to twist it igbo people have always and would always suffer from there too much sence,there leaders play them for fools while pointing the fingers at others,once they do not get what they want,the go back to there people and instigate them.one would think by now the igbo would have become wise and attack there leaders once they want to start there games but it appears that isnt the case emmydadave: |
| Re: Nigeria Civil War, Who Is To Blame!!! by emmydadave(op): 1:07am On Oct 13, 2017 |
ojlifa:Lolsss i read books too. And ave never even listened to Nnamdi kanu speak. Although i am a Biafran still i dnt follow up in all he says. My knowledge of the civil war is all i grabed in books. Am a good critic and so i know when someone is lieing and when they are saying the truth. |
| Re: Nigeria Civil War, Who Is To Blame!!! by Dedetwo(m): 1:07am On Oct 13, 2017 |
ojlifa:I guess you were the person who did not only give the propaganda version but spread a falsehood. During the 1950 conference in Ibadan, the east sought confederation but some characters rejected it and even threaten secession. The first call for independence in 1953 came from a member of the AG representing western region(west) not eastern (east) as you would want us to believe. |
| Re: Nigeria Civil War, Who Is To Blame!!! by ojlifa: 4:56am On Oct 13, 2017*. Modified: 5:30am On Oct 13, 2017 |
People sha like to distort history to suit there selfish purpose.just for clearity ncnc and AG worked in aliment.secondly you cant be talking of secession in 1950 when there wasnt even a state yet.the shape the state would have taken was a very contentious issue,so much so that the northern leader recommended that it be delayed to give them time to send people to school in uk who could advice them.while nnamdi was planing for his self interest the north was planing there children future hence the reason they where well prepared with northerners in every where they were southerners.the difference is while the north close rank to form one block the south divide in two which later became three because of the greed of the igbo.just for clearity probably you need to go and also read up how the igbo went murdering all the other tribes in the south south during the civil war.little wonder no south south state wishes to ever be merged with the south east.bear in mnd that by 1959 nnamdi had dumped the AG to join the north when he thought the north were stupid people that he would use to get power by 1960 he learnt that the abokis where not as stupid as he thought rather they out smarted him at his game hence the rest of what happened in history As for the east seeking confederation in 1950 meeting.my brother that is the hight of your lies,please find attached the out come of the 1950 meeting. https://www.google.gy/amp/s/oldnaija.com/2016/04/27/the-ibadan-all-nigerian-constitutional-conference-of-1950/amp/ Dedetwo: |
| Re: Nigeria Civil War, Who Is To Blame!!! by ojlifa: 5:08am On Oct 13, 2017 |
Unfortunately history is the account of those who actively took part in an event.so if you are looking for history then Major General David Ejoor is history.but if you are disputing his account the only legal claim would be to bring the account of major general agu irosi but we all know he is dead and the officers who killed him did so because they new he was the brain behind the coup.so a novelist from a region can write what he likes but his account is a poor attempt to rewrite history emmydadave: |
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