Stingman:


Lying legend...

See>>>

Shame...stop d**k measuring...



Onyeama served as Justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria from 1964 to 1967. His contemporaries on the Supreme Court included Sir Adetokunbo Ademola, Sir Lionel Brett, Sir Vahe Bairamian, Justice G.B.A. Coker, Justice M.O. Ajegbo, and Justice Chike Idigbe.[3]

From 1967 to 1976,[4] Onyeama served as Judge on the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in Hague, Netherlands. He was succeeded at the ICJ by Taslim Olawale Elias.

From 1982 to 1990, he served as a Judge at the World Bank Administrative Tribunal. (Wiki)

Throwback:


I eventually removed the president or head of ICJ claims from your mouth, so you are now willing to settle for who was judge first, yet it wasn't an African feat as you already mentioned Isaac Forster who was the first African Judge on the ICJ, while Elias was the first African President and head of ICJ.

And I did not bring myself here as I was mentioned on 2 comments by Igbos on the first page, who were gloating and wanted me to be a witness as I had bruised their ego on the thread where Kenneth Dike was discussed.

Even those who mentioned me would now wish they never did, as I once again ridiculed their lesser achievement with the fact of Taslim Olawale Elias' superior achievement far back in 1982.

In a struggle for a throwback to historical feats, think wisely before you engage me, or attempt to debate me with your fictions.

I will sting you dead, but you would have gained enlightenment like you eventually did, however mentally handicapped you are.

giftedben:



Taslim Olawale Elias President of the World Court/International Court of Justice at the age of (68) Sixty- Eight.

Justice Chile Eboe- Osuji President of the World Court/International Court of Justice at the age of (56) Fifty- Six.

We don't do buhari/Osinbanjo, Our achievement comes at our younger age.

E.g Emeka Anyaoku Commonwealth Secretary-General at the age of (57) Fifty- Seven.

BrutalJab:

I like your spirit bruv!

Even when you are already down, you don't still accept defeat.

Lol. Check your Google well. Onyeama the father to the current Minister was the president of ICJ before your afonja bloda was appointed.

Throwback:


I have set some of them on a journey of no return.

They have been searching for information painstakingly, trying to disprove the superior accomplishment of a Yoruba man as the first ever African to be president and head of the more superior ICJ.

They have been reading the same information I have read years ago, but their minds is playing tricks on them, and making them embarrass themselves before me as I puncture the fables they have presented to nullify my assertion on Taslim Elias' yet to be equaled achievement.

BrutalJab:
I like your spirit bruv!

Even when you are already down, you don't still accept defeat.

Lol. Check your Google well. Onyeama the father to the current Minister was the president of ICJ before your afonja bloda was appointed.

kimjongJezebel:


hmmm... oyinbo can be very cunning, I don't understand what they are cooking that they have to elect an African to head ICC at this point in time

Throwback:
We welcome the Igbos for catching up with the Yorubas again.

Google Taslim Olawale Elias (first African to be president of the World Court/International Court of Justice as far back as 1982), then you can stop gloating after you realise that catch-up is your eternal destiny.

If you do not know, the World Court is the principal judicial organ of the United Nations.

While I celebrate with the Igbos on their lesser achievement with the ICC, I will felicitate with them when they finally attain by catch-up, the superior merit that the Yorubas attained in 1982.

LaudableXX:


Oga, I like your enthusiasm but you really need to conduct more research. Yes, Charles Dadi Onyeama was appointed a Judge of the ICJ before Teslim Elias, but he was never President of the ICJ, unlike Elias. At the time Onyeama served as one of the Judges of the ICJ from 1967 - 1976, the President of the ICJ at that time was José Bustamante y Rivero of Peru who served from 1967 - 1970. Rivero himself was actually appointed as a Judge of the ICJ in 1961.

In 1973 - 1976, Manfred Lachs of Poland served as President of the ICJ, after Rivero's tenure ended. Lachs got into the ICJ as a Judge in 1967. His deputy, was Fouad Ammoun of Lebanon who served as Vice-President of ICJ from 1970–1976.

Now, Teslim Elias was appointed a Judge at the ICJ in 1976, and his tenure ended in 1991. But in 1982, Elias was appointed as President of the ICJ in 1982 and held the post for 3 years, until 1985. Before then, he had served as Vice-President of the ICJ from 1979 - 1982.

So in actual fact, Justice Chile Eboe- Osuji is the first Igbo President of the ICJ, and not Charles Dadi Onyeama.

Kindly see the details here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judges_of_the_International_Court_of_Justice

NuclearBomber:
It does not matter who was president. The fact that Onyema was appointed International Judge first shows that the Yorubas are Not ahead and were never ahead of igbos. That is what matters. An igbo man was Judge of the international court before a yoruba man. FACT.

LaudableXX:


Guy, go back through this thread. Start from the beginning and read through all the posts. The initial thought was that Justice Chile Eboe- Osuji was the first Nigerian, to become President of the ICJ. The debate was not about who was the first judge appointed into the ICJ, but the debate was about who was the first to become the President of the ICJ. So why are you getting worked up?

BrutalJab:

I like your spirit bruv!

Even when you are already down, you don't still accept defeat.

Lol. Check your Google well. Onyeama the father to the current Minister was the president of ICJ before your afonja bloda was appointed.

mercyville:


That is why they call you illiterates.Onyeama was a judge not even vice president but Elias was a judge and because of being superior intellectually than Onyeama,he stepped on his flat head to become the first African President of the ICJ.

Stingman:


You are the ones getting worked up...measuring d**ks...

The only contest Igbos seems to have ever won by miles is that they want an independent country while you want one Nigeria.

BrutalJab:
Dullard goan check your history very well.
Afonjas and their agbero lifestyle self

Marcelini:


Spot on.

Also, ICJ and ICC, are they really same organization?

mercyville:
lol..typical ojuku dead brain

BrutalJab:

lol like your dad own

LaudableXX:


Oga, I like your enthusiasm but you really need to conduct more research. Yes, Charles Dadi Onyeama was appointed a Judge of the ICJ before Teslim Elias, but he was never President of the ICJ, unlike Elias. At the time Onyeama served as one of the Judges of the ICJ from 1967 - 1976, the President of the ICJ at that time was José Bustamante y Rivero of Peru who served from 1967 - 1970. Rivero himself was actually appointed as a Judge of the ICJ in 1961.

In 1973 - 1976, Manfred Lachs of Poland served as President of the ICJ, after Rivero's tenure ended. Lachs got into the ICJ as a Judge in 1967. His deputy, was Fouad Ammoun of Lebanon who served as Vice-President of ICJ from 1970–1976.

Now, Teslim Elias was appointed a Judge at the ICJ in 1976, and his tenure ended in 1991. But in 1982, Elias was appointed as President of the ICJ in 1982 and held the post for 3 years, until 1985. Before then, he had served as Vice-President of the ICJ from 1979 - 1982.

So in actual fact, Justice Chile Eboe- Osuji is the first Igbo President of the ICJ, and not Charles Dadi Onyeama.

Kindly see the details here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judges_of_the_International_Court_of_Justice

undisputedgbola:

Has tribalism blinded sense of reasoning nii


The guy said ELIAS was the first PRESIDENT

Throwback:
Don't mistake the lesser and recently created ICC for the ICJ/World Court.

The Igbo Chile Osuji has been appointed president of the ICC not the esteemed World Court/ICJ.

kimjongJezebel:


hmmm... oyinbo can be very cunning, I don't understand what they are cooking that they have to elect an African to head ICC at this point in time

LZAA:

chooooi!!!
lemme try
highhhhh ceeeee ceeee moni court

Throwback:
We welcome the Igbos for catching up with the Yorubas again.

Google Taslim Olawale Elias (first African to be president of the World Court/International Court of Justice as far back as 1982), then you can stop gloating after you realise that catch-up is your eternal destiny.

If you do not know, the World Court is the principal judicial organ of the United Nations.

While I celebrate with the Igbos on their lesser achievement with the ICC, I will felicitate with them when they finally attain by catch-up, the superior merit that the Yorubas attained in 1982.

Throwback:
We welcome the Igbos for catching up with the Yorubas again.

Google Taslim Olawale Elias (first African to be president of the World Court/International Court of Justice as far back as 1982), then you can stop gloating after you realise that catch-up is your eternal destiny.

If you do not know, the World Court is the principal judicial organ of the United Nations.

While I celebrate with the Igbos on their lesser achievement with the ICC, I will felicitate with them when they finally attain by catch-up, the superior merit that the Yorubas attained in 1982.

Stingman:
You are the ones getting worked up...measuring d**ks...

The only contest Igbos seems to have ever won by miles is that they want an independent country while you want one Nigeria.

NuclearBomber:


There is NO catching up here. Both Elias and Onyema were International judges of the SAME ERA and generation. So there is no question of igbo catch up. Let me tell you NOW, the Igbos are far higher and greater than the yorubas. The World knows that. No amount of dick measuring will change that.

valentineuwakwe:
it's time to persecute gowon, obj, buhari, ibb, and ojukwu if possible for war crimes

shallysgirl:
Rabbish.
Osuji is head of icc, chew it. That's the news for today. Good evening.

shallysgirl:
Rabbish.
Osuji is head of icc, chew it. That's the news for today. Good evening.

Throwback:


Yes that is news for today, for today you nearly caught up, but nearly isn't good enough. And if you do not know, he will serve his 3year tenure and move on like everyone else does.

When you catch up with the presidency of world court/ ICJ, we will celebrate with you when you finally meet us on the other side where we have been waiting since 1982.

Throwback:


Yes that is news for today, for today you nearly caught up, but nearly isn't good enough. And if you do not know, he will serve his 3year tenure and move on like everyone else does.

When you catch up with the presidency of world court/ ICJ, we will celebrate with you when you finally meet us on the other side where we have been waiting since 1982.