Etinosa1234:



see ur thinking

Benin invaded Lagos and turned it off
to a camp ....that makes them terrorist

British invaded Lagos.....they are colonialists

I think the burden is more on u

The evidence I gave you clearly said they came, met the landowners and "CONQUERED" them rather than settle to live amicable alongside the owners (just like the Nupes who had come earlier than the Binis) or
even discuss with their chiefs if they may be endowed with a portion of their land for whatever purpose. THAT'S WHAT TERRORISTS DO.

So, YES if you FORCEFULLY MOVE into someone's apartments UNINVITED and yet go ahead to FORCEFULLY LIVE in the apartments AGAINST THE OWNERS' WISH while SUBJECTING the owner to a LOWER STATUS in HIS OWN partments AND even make him PAY YOU RENT for living in his apartments; then YOU'RE A TERRORIST, A SHEKAU, etc. No sugar-coating it.

Would you be willing to trivialize Boko-Haram and simply call them colonialists if they had succeded in imposing their rule over a region of the NE? Obviously no. They are who they are (just like those Binis who came to impose themselves on the autochthonous inhabitants using military force without negotiations) --terrorists.


And If you doubt me go and try it out today in someone's apartments, and then see what you'll meet.

TAO11:


The evidence I gave you clearly said they came, met the landowners and "CONQUERED" them rather than settle to live amicable alongside the owners (just like the Nupes who had come earlier than the Binis) or
even discuss with their chiefs if they may be endowed with a portion of their land for whatever purpose. THAT'S WHAT TERRORISTS DO.

So, YES if you FORCEFULLY MOVE into someone's apartments UNINVITED and yet go ahead to FORCEFULLY LIVE in the apartments AGAINST THE OWNERS' WISH while SUBJECTING the owner to a LOWER STATUS in HIS OWN partments AND even make him PAY YOU RENT for living in his apartments; then YOU'RE A TERRORIST, A SHEKAU, etc. No sugar-coating it.

Would you be willing to trivialize Boko-Haram and simply call them colonialists if they had succeded in imposing their rule over a region of the NE? Obviously no. They are who they are (just like those Binis who came to impose themselves on the autochthonous inhabitants using military force without negotiations) --terrorists.


And If you doubt me go and try it out today in someone's apartments, and then see what you'll meet.

wat I want to hear from you is
" Are the British Colonialists terrorist"

African history is generally unwritten ....... because u want to prove a point ...u claimed that any history containing the oba with truly bini origin is fake ...

how are u sure that the person that wrote what u quoted 4 is sentimental towards the royal throne

TAO11:



First, I don't see how all your story here contradicts the clear words of your Oba Ewuare II in the video that:

The First Oba of Benin is from Ife.

Before you assume too far that you're talking to a novice, I am aware of the history that before the Oba dynasty in Benin, what was there was the Ogiso dynasty of igodomigodo. And that's precisely my point which Oba Ewaure II apparently agrees with in the video

And the Oba dynasty coincided with the coming of Oranmiyan from Ile-Ife, prior to which there was nothing like the word Oba as a title for royalty in igodomigodo.

In the video, Oba Ewaure II is heard saying "first". "First" means "first". The first Oba in Benin, Oba Ewaurae II said, was the Yoruba man from Ife.

Before the intervention of the Yorubas, you had Ogiso never Oba.


A part of your statement which interests me is where you wrote:

"The banished child went to Ile-Ife and became the first Ooni of Ife ... He was named Oduduwa".

Hello Bini boy, please wake up and smell the coffee, stop copying and pasting imaginations from amateur historians and internet e-warriors who recreate imaginary history instead of documenting factual history perhaps because of their low self-esteem and tribal bigotry.

I will advise that you instead always consult the classical and earliest sources by the leading experts in a field of inquiry instead of amateurs and wishful thinkers.

There is a maxim in the study of historical accounts that the earlier and closer an account is to the event date and time, the more accurate it would be. For these two reasons, I will make reference to the world-leading expert in the study of Bini history. This expert is an indigenous expert, he is a Bini himself, and not only that, he is the earliest, most prolific, and most prominent of all Bini historians. His name is Chief J. U. Egharevba.

Regarding the case of the only son of the last Ogiso (i.e. Ogiso Owodo) whose name is Ekaladerhan. Chief J. U. Egharevba wrote in J. U. Egharevba, A Short History of Benin 1968 [This is an English edition of the earlier publication in Edo, published in 1934]


The first Ogiso was Igodo who established a dynasty of kings, some thirty-one in all. This dynasty came to an end when its last ruler, Ogiso Owodo, was banished as a result of popular hostility against his regime which was marked by misrule and cruelty. His only heir, Ekaladerhan, who would have succeeded him had earlier been exiled to Ughoton; and although every attempt was made to persuade him to return after his father's banishment, Ekaladerhan refused to leave Ughoton where he eventually died.

Ekaladerhan obviously did not go to Ife according to the earliest Edo source I have cited above, and Ekaladerhan is not one and the same person as Oduduwa. Instead, Oduduwa is an entirely separate person, a Yoruba ruler at Ile-Ife whom the Edos contacted for help. Hear from the horse's mouth below:

The last of the Ogiso kings, Owodo, was banished for misrule. Evian who was appointed as an administrator attempted to perpetuate his lineage by apportioning his son, Ogiamen, as his successor. The people refused and instead appealed to the Oni of Ife, Odudua, to send his sons. It was in this circumstance that Oranmiyan was sent.

[J. U. Egharevba 1968:6]


The foregoing are the histories of the Ife-Benin connection known to the Edos from the earliest times. However, popular tribalistic stories like the one you've copied and pasted above which is not found in any early Bini source found its way into the narration of the Binis many years later.

In fact, scholars nowadays have traced the origin of the Ekaladerhan is Oduduwa Theory, and have found it to be originating from 1978-9.

Roger Blench and Matthew Spriggs have noted in "Archaeology and Language I: Theoretical and Methodological Orientations" that the story emerged for the first time ever during the coronation of Omo 'N Oba Erediauwa as part of his coronation speech during the 1978-9 coronation.

In this work, Roger Blench and Matthew Spriggs also cited the indigenous Eboreime 1985 to corroborate their position.

The Ekaladerhan is Oduduwa Theory is certainly and evidently alien to the history of the Edos. It contradicts, in clear terms, the earliest written attestation of Bini's most prominent historian, as well as the earlier writings of the Europeans like P. Amaury Talbot, The Peoples of Southern Nigeria, London 1926.


You will never find this Ekaladerhan is Oduduwa Theory in any writing (Bini or non-Bini) before 1978. Never!


This later account which emerged for the first time in 1978 is an obvious attempt by the then new Oba and his allies to help the modern Bini person heave some sigh of relief from the "embarrassment" they feel as a result of their own very widespread tradition which tells them that a man from another country became their first Oba and that the Binis' present polity owes too much to this man and his country Ile-Ife.

am very certain ur source is fake
Wikipedia is a very good source of information

they claimed the oba is truly bini

The original people and founders of the
Ẹdo Empire and the Ẹdo people, initially were ruled by the Ogiso (Kings of the Sky) dynasty who called their land Igodomigodo . Igodo, the first Ogiso, wielded much influence and gained popularity as a good ruler. He died after a long reign and was succeeded by Ere, his eldest son. In the 12th century, a great palace intrigue and battle for power erupted between the warrior crown prince Ekaladerhan, son of the last Ogiso and his young paternal uncle. In anger over an oracle, Prince Ekaladerhan left the royal court with his warriors. When his old father the Ogiso died, the Ogiso dynasty was ended as the people and royal kingmakers preferred their king's son as natural next in line to rule.
The exiled Ekaladerhan, who was not known, gained the title of Oni Ile-fe Izoduwa, which has been corrected in the Yoruba language to Ọọni (Ọghẹnẹ) of Ile-Ifẹ Oduduwa. He refused to return to Ẹdo, but sent his son Ọranmiyan to become king in his place. Prince Ọranmiyan took up residence in the palace built for him at Uzama by the elders, now a coronation shrine. Soon after he married a beautiful lady, Ẹrinmwide, daughter of Osa-nego, the ninth Enogie of Edọ. He and Erinwide had a son. After some years he called a meeting of the people and renounced his office, remarking that the country was a land of vexation, Ile-Ibinu , and that only a child born, trained and educated in the arts and mysteries of the land could reign over the people. The country was afterward known by this name. He caused his son born to him by Ẹrinmwide to be made King in his place, and returned to Yoruba land Ile-Ife. After some years in Ife, he left for Ọyọ , where he also left a son behind upon leaving, and his son Ajaka ultimately became the first Alafin of Ọyọ of the present line, while Ọranmiyan (the exiled Prince Ekaladerhan, also known as Izoduwa) himself was reigning as Ọọni of Ifẹ. Therefore, Ọranmiyan of Ife, the father of Ẹwẹka I, the Ọba of Benin, was also the father of Ajaka, the first Alafin of Ọyọ. Ọọni of Ifẹ.
https://https-en-m-wikipedia-org.0.freebasics.com/wiki/History_of_Benin_City?iorg_service_id_internal=1547440102204384%3BAfofEyMGJpPwY0en

if u don't believe ...rest and stop arguing about a culture u probably Know little about

Etinosa1234:


am very certain ur source is fake
Wikipedia is a very good source of information

they claimed the oba is truly bini

The original people and founders of the
Ẹdo Empire and the Ẹdo people, initially were ruled by the Ogiso (Kings of the Sky) dynasty who called their land Igodomigodo . Igodo, the first Ogiso, wielded much influence and gained popularity as a good ruler. He died after a long reign and was succeeded by Ere, his eldest son. In the 12th century, a great palace intrigue and battle for power erupted between the warrior crown prince Ekaladerhan, son of the last Ogiso and his young paternal uncle. In anger over an oracle, Prince Ekaladerhan left the royal court with his warriors. When his old father the Ogiso died, the Ogiso dynasty was ended as the people and royal kingmakers preferred their king's son as natural next in line to rule.
The exiled Ekaladerhan, who was not known, gained the title of Oni Ile-fe Izoduwa, which has been corrected in the Yoruba language to Ọọni (Ọghẹnẹ) of Ile-Ifẹ Oduduwa. He refused to return to Ẹdo, but sent his son Ọranmiyan to become king in his place. Prince Ọranmiyan took up residence in the palace built for him at Uzama by the elders, now a coronation shrine. Soon after he married a beautiful lady, Ẹrinmwide, daughter of Osa-nego, the ninth Enogie of Edọ. He and Erinwide had a son. After some years he called a meeting of the people and renounced his office, remarking that the country was a land of vexation, Ile-Ibinu , and that only a child born, trained and educated in the arts and mysteries of the land could reign over the people. The country was afterward known by this name. He caused his son born to him by Ẹrinmwide to be made King in his place, and returned to Yoruba land Ile-Ife. After some years in Ife, he left for Ọyọ , where he also left a son behind upon leaving, and his son Ajaka ultimately became the first Alafin of Ọyọ of the present line, while Ọranmiyan (the exiled Prince Ekaladerhan, also known as Izoduwa) himself was reigning as Ọọni of Ifẹ. Therefore, Ọranmiyan of Ife, the father of Ẹwẹka I, the Ọba of Benin, was also the father of Ajaka, the first Alafin of Ọyọ. Ọọni of Ifẹ.
https://https-en-m-wikipedia-org.0.freebasics.com/wiki/History_of_Benin_City?iorg_service_id_internal=1547440102204384%3BAfofEyMGJpPwY0en

if u don't believe ...rest and stop arguing about a culture u probably Know little about

I will reply you in details later. Currently in the middle of a busy session.

However, I will say this: What I provided you with is from your own earliest and most prominent source Chief Jacob U. Egharevba.

Also, I cited non-Yoruba experts in the field to show you precisely when and how the above fabrication of equating Ekaladerhan and Oduduwa emerged. And I showed you how the fabricated narration contradicts the earliest accounts held by the Binis from the earliest times through 1934.

So, I am aware that the fabrication is on Wikipedia with its source being Benin e-warriors. Wikipedia will never suffice as proof IF the earliest material on the subject by the experts in the field contradict the Wikipedia information.

And as I have proven, your Wikipedia account contradicts in explicit terms the earliest Bini accounts. So, you need to provide expert materials earlier than 1934 which is in agreement with your Wikipedia account. And if you cant provide expert materials earlier than Egharevba's 1934 work , then provide at least an expert material earlier than 1978-9 (the date of the fabrication as I have shown) which agrees with your Wikipedia material.

Regarding the part where you mentioned that the culture doesn't concern me (or something to that effect ), the history here is not entirely a Bini history ut is one rhat intersects with Ife (Yoruba) on one hand, and Bini on the other hand. So, I will not allow any low-esteemed Bini e-warrior impose fabrication and distortuon on my cultural history especially when there are corpus of extant materials negating that as I have demonstrated.

So, the earlier you embrace facts, the earlier you embrace tranquility and sanity and less of delusion and frustration.

In summary, our Oduduwa is not one and the same person as your Ekaladerhan as attested to by the earliest authoritative sources.

Also, your epistle doesn't show anywhere that the Edos had the title "Oba" for royalty prior to Oranmiyan. Rather, you appeared to agree with me that what the Edos use for royalty prior to Oranmiyan was Ogiso. Thus, you agreed with my position and Oba Ewuare II's position.

Peace be with you!

modified:

It's laughable that you wrote: I am very certain that your source is fake.

That's a claim which you can't just leave to hang. You need to substantiate it (i.e. your claim that my sources are fake or lies; that is, I'm making stuffs up) with evidence, proof, or reason.

I have cited the earliest and most respected sources

LINTUNE:
Lagaos truly is no man's land, whether u like it or not, even the indigens are so minute compared to the population of non indigens especially the hobos.. Sadly we igbos are not helping in the development of our region, only few states in the SE can boast of infrastructural developments ...to summarize everything, stop saying Lagos is owned by the Yoruba's I was born and brought up there and currently we have a house of our own in mowe...

mowe naa under ogun state.

Kagawa10:


Your mean the ragtag Biafra army that were playing hide and seek in the bush while they used their civilians as covers against the army? Biafra army fought no way. They only to played hide and seek game.

You're a stark illiterate.

The Biafran army in their hide and seek game killed more Nigerian soldiers while, your sophisticated army never stopped killing civilians.

SuperIgbo1:


You're a stark illiterate.

The Biafran army in their hide and seek game killed more Nigerian soldiers while, your sophisticated army never stopped killing civilians.

It's very easy to throw bomb and hide in the bush while your people take the retaliation from the enemies. Ragtag Biafra army were nothing but cowards emphasized by Ojukwu fleeing in a woman cloth to Abidjan at the end of the day.

Kagawa10:


You ain't making sense. When the Koreans wanted to seceed from the Japanese, they didn't invade any Japanese region. They only fortified their region against the Invaders and killed any Japanese among them until the international communities came to the Korean rescue.

The Koreans didn't invade other regions to annex them like Biafra did nor did they force other tribes such as the ogoja cross River against their wish like the Biafra did.

You're a stark illiterate.

Prior to the invasion of Nsukka and its environs by the Nigerian troops, Gowon did say that he'd use force if required, to make sure Nigeria remained one entity.

The midwest invasion enroute to Lagos was a military tactics to take the war to the seat of power. And nobody invaded Ogoja-Cross River. It was part of the former Eastern region and as such, was part of Biafra.

Biafran secretary to the government N.U Akpan was from there, General Efiong too was from there. The people were duly consulted before the Eastern Consultative Assembly asked Ojukwu to declare an independent Biafran nation at the earliest practicable date.

Kagawa10:



Banjo didn't ask for any army. Banjo was one of the people that disagreed with Ojukwu on the imposition of Okonkwo as the Midwest governor. He also had problem with how they attacked the Midwest when they should have negotiated with them.

Ojukwu's letter was the final straw. The fact is Ojukwu was greedy and a thief who had wanted to annex the Midwest Ondo and Lagos state into his stupid Biafra and we gave him hot in return. Biafra lost the battle the moment they invaded Ore.

You're a stark illiterate.

Banjo asked Ojukwu for an army for the midwest invasion. Adomeya confirmed this himself. Ojukwu, being the chief of the armed forces, was the only person who had the right to choose a governor of the midwest

Banjo wanted an Itshekiri stooge as governor while, Ojuwku preferred an Igbo from the midwest. The only suggestion Ojukwu made that seemed like an attack was the all the money and valuables in the Central Bank in the midwest be removed and brought back to Biafra.

Banjo drew the last straw when he established communications with the British High Commission in Lagos. Large amounts of money were discovered in his house at Enugu.

SuperIgbo1:


You're a stark illiterate.

Prior to the invasion of Nsukka and its environs by the Nigerian troops, Gowon did say that he'd use force if required, to make sure Nigeria remained one entity.

The midwest invasion enroute to Lagos was a military tactics to take the war to the seat of power. And nobody invaded Ogoja-Cross River. It was part of the former Eastern region and as such, was part of Biafra.

Biafran secretary to the government N.U Akpan was from there, General Efiong too was from there. The people were duly consulted before the Eastern Consultative Assembly asked Ojukwu to declare an independent Biafran nation at the earliest practicable date.

What is this one saying? I said Cross Ogoja River(COR) never wanted to be part of your accursed Biafra bro begin with. These were people who had always wanted a separate independent region like the Midwest but were vehemently opposed by Ojukwu and Azikiwe.

Secondly, there was no reason to have invaded and attacked the Midwest and Ore. The Koreans who wanted secession didn't invade the Japanese region. They were particular about their region and that was why the western international communities took their secession serious unlike the greedy biafra who wanted to annex people land into their accursed Biafra. Yeye dey smell.

TAO11:


I will reply you in details later. Currently in the middle of a busy session.

However, I will say this: What I provided you with is from your own earliest and most prominent source Chief Jacob U. Egharevba.

Also, I cited non-Yoruba experts in the field to show you precisely when and how the above fabrication of equating Ekaladerhan and Oduduwa emerged. And I showed you how the fabricated narration contradicts the earliest accounts held by the Binis from the earliest times through 1934.

So, I am aware that the fabrication is on Wikipedia with its source being Benin e-warriors. Wikipedia will never suffice as proof IF the earliest material on the subject by the experts in the field contradict the Wikipedia information.

And as I have proven, your Wikipedia account contradicts in explicit terms the earliest Bini accounts. So, you need to provide expert materials earlier than 1934 which is in agreement with your Wikipedia account. And if you cant provide expert materials earlier than Egharevba's 1934 work , then provide at least an expert material earlier than 1978-9 (the date of the fabrication as I have shown) which agrees with your Wikipedia material.

Regarding the part where you mentioned that the culture doesn't concern me (or something to that effect ), the history here is not entirely a Bini history ut is one rhat intersects with Ife (Yoruba) on one hand, and Bini on the other hand. So, I will not allow any low-esteemed Bini e-warrior impose fabrication and distortuon on my cultural history especially when there are corpus of extant materials negating that as I have demonstrated.

So, the earlier you embrace facts, the earlier you embrace tranquility and sanity and less of delusion and frustration.

In summary, our Oduduwa is not one and the same person as your Ekaladerhan as attested to by the earliest authoritative sources.

Also, your epistle doesn't show anywhere that the Edos had the title "Oba" for royalty prior to Oranmiyan. Rather, you appeared to agree with me that what the Edos use for royalty prior to Oranmiyan was Ogiso. Thus, you agreed with my position and Oba Ewuare II's position.

Peace be with you!

modified:

It's laughable that you wrote: I am very certain that your source is fake.

That's a claim which you can't just leave to hang. You need to substantiate it (i.e. your claim that my sources are fake or lies; that is, I'm making stuffs up) with evidence, proof, or reason.

I have cited the earliest and most respected sources

well ...my opinion is that ur source is not enough in the sense that u played down other sources because they are not in line with what u want to read

at least ...ur source cannot be bigger than Wikipedia

Kagawa10:


What is this one saying? I said Cross Ogoja River(COR) never wanted to be part of your accursed Biafra bro begin with. These were people who had always wanted a separate independent region like the Midwest but were vehemently opposed by Ojukwu and Azikiwe.

Secondly, there was no reason to have invaded and attacked the Midwest and Ore. The Koreans who wanted secession didn't invade the Japanese region. They were particular about their region and that was why the western international communities took their secession serious unlike the greedy biafra who wanted to annex people land into their accursed Biafra. Yeye dey smell.

Such a cretin!

Show us one reputable person from COR who rejected to be part of Biafra DURING the civil war.

SuperIgbo1:



You're a stark illiterate.

Banjo asked Ojukwu for an army for the midwest invasion. Adomeya confirmed this himself. Ojukwu, being the chief of the armed forces, was the only person who had the right to choose a governor of the midwest

Banjo wanted an Itshekiri stooge as governor while, Ojuwku preferred an Igbo from the midwest. The only suggestion Ojukwu made that seemed like an attack was the all the money and valuables in the Central Bank in the midwest be removed and brought back to Biafra.

Banjo drew the last straw when he established communications with the British High Commission in Lagos. Large amounts of money was discovered in his house at Enugu.

Lmao. Did ademoyega fight in the civil war? Besides, what Banjo asked was for Ojukwu's help whenever Yoruba wants to secede. He didn't ask for biafra army to attack the Midwest and his kinsmen in Ore.

He was so angry with Ojukwu because he had wanted to negotiate with the Midwest, not attack them like Ojukwu did. In fact, that was what gave Banjo an eye opener to Ojukwu's greediness and blood lust. Ojukwu's letter content of dominating the southwest was the final straw for Banjo

Ojukwu was a thief and an eediot.

SuperIgbo1:


Such a cretin!

Show us one reputable person from COR who rejected to be part of Biafra DURING the civil war.

Many ijaws fought alongside the Nigeria army against your Biafra army. Even the cross River women poisoned a lot of biafra men. If you know nothing about the civil war, pick a book

Kagawa10:


Many ijaws fought alongside the Nigeria army against your Biafra army. Even the cross River women poisoned a lot of biafra men. If you know nothing about the civil war, pick a book

Mooron, many Ijos fought on the federal side but, not even two were commissioned into the army after the civil war.

Stark illiterate, no COR woman poisoned any food given to the men in the fronts cos, many officers from COR were also in the fronts. The First Battalion of the 58 Brigade in the Biafran Army was commanded by Major Archibong. He kicked dead scorpion's arse at Ikot -Ekpene.

Pick a book and read. Stop guessing and assuming

Kagawa10:


Lmao. Did ademoyega fight in the civil war? Besides, what Banjo asked was for Ojukwu's help whenever Yoruba wants to secede. He didn't ask for biafra army to attack the Midwest and his kinsmen in Ore.

He was so angry with Ojukwu because he had wanted to negotiate with the Midwest, not attack them like Ojukwu did. In fact, that was what gave Banjo an eye opener to Ojukwu's greediness and blood lust. Ojukwu's letter content of dominating the southwest was the final straw for Banjo

Ojukwu was a thief and an eediot.

You see why I say you're stark illiterate cretin? Ademoyega was second-in-command to Banjo in the midwest invasion. His roles in the fronts were well written in his book "Why we struck".

Many Yoorobas fought on the Biafran side, not cos they wanted to but, cos they had no choice. Also, all of them participated in the January 15 coup.

When Ojuwku released them from Warri, Enugu and, Uyo prisons they communicated to Gowon about their intentions to come back to Nigeria but, Gowon refused. For instance, when Banjo communicated to Gowon that he wanted to come back to Nigeria, Gowon refused but, told him he could come back if he wished to stay in another prison in the West or Lagos. Being left with no reasonable option, Banjo opted to remain in Biafra.

You're a stark illiterate. I'm sure you've never read a book in your life, looooool.

Kagawa10, I'm done with your dumbass. If you say Ademoyega didn't fight in the civil war then, I really don't know what I should be discussing with you.

You're a stark illiterate. Accept your new tag and, move on, loool.

SuperIgbo1:


You see why I say you're stark illiterate cretin? Ademoyega was second-in-command to Banjo in the midwest invasion. His roles in the fronts were well written in his book "Why we struck".

Many Yoorobas fought on the Biafran side, not cos they wanted to but, cos they had no choice. Also, all of them participated in the January 15 coup.

When Ojuwku released them from Warri, Enugu and, Uyo prisons they communicated to Gowon about their intentions to come back to Nigeria but, Gowon refused. For instance, when Banjo communicated to Gowon that he wanted to come back to Nigeria, Gowon refused but, told him he could come back if he wished to stay in another prison in the West or Lagos. Being left with no reasonable option, Banjo opted to remain in Biafra.

You're a stark illiterate. I'm sure you've never read a book in your life, looooool.

Lmao. Ademolegun fought no civil war. Only Banjo did. In fact it was only Banjo that led every battle won by biafra. They met their Waterloo the minute they invaded Ore and killed Banjo.

The cold fact is Ojukwu was not only a coward but a greedy thief like every Ibo out there. The international communities know these and that was why they were against his stupidity and hardly came through for the Biafra except for france, Cameroon and some other clowns. Lol.

Next time you won't act greedy and act on your constant lust to steal people properties. Take your L in peace.

SuperIgbo1:


Mooron, many Ijos fought on the federal side but, not even two were commissioned into the army after the civil war.

Stark illiterate, no COR woman poisoned any food given to the men in the fronts cos, many officers from COR were also in the fronts. The First Battalion of the 58 Brigade in the Biafran Army was commanded by Major Archibong. He kicked dead scorpion's arse at Ikot -Ekpene.

Pick a book and read. Stop guessing and assuming

See this one. Did you realise Adaka Boro was an ijaw man who had wanted to seceed from the old eastern region but was vehemently attacked by Ojukwu and his men? The ijaws clamour for secession even preceed the biafra but was often quashed by the Ibo leaders. Even their clamour for independent region like the Midwest wasn't allowed to stand by the Ibo leaders in the old eastern region yet one stupid Ojukwu deemed it fit to annex their land. Can you now see why the international communities didn't take you clown serious because your clamour for secession was due to your greediness.

goodnessme1:
But that is the simple truth,anybody that owns a land there is a landlord.

Those cowards from waste are dancing sulugede not knowing sulugede is dance of the spirits.
One thing about igbo man is he wont be the first to find
trouble but if you carry trouble come then he will give you double.

I dey lagos and am ready to defend my people and our properties.

Una no wan one nigeria again.

Ok now! but checkout how many Yoruba states you and your people will travel through to get to the South East! It's going to the a massacre.

Just do the maths.

It's better to seek peace than to look for trouble that you will regret; that is if you survive it.

Kagawa10:


See this one. Did you realise Adaka Boro was an ijaw man who had wanted to seceed from the old eastern region but was vehemently attacked by Ojukwu and his men? The ijaws clamour for secession even preceed the biafra but was often quashed by the Ibo leaders. Even their clamour for independent region like the Midwest wasn't allowed to stand by the Ibo leaders in the old eastern region yet one stupid Ojukwu deemed it fit to annex their land. Can you now see why the international communities didn't take you clown serious because your clamour for secession was due to your greediness.

You're a stark illiterate, loooool.

Dumbass, it was Ironsi who crushed Boro's Niger delta republic. Heck, which oluwole university produced your dumbass? Man you're so dumb that you don't even realize it.

The problem is that y'all Yoorobas will never read a book rather, y'all like guessing and assuming. Only a yooroba man would sit in his hut in Ogbomosho and, assume what's going on in far away Abia state. Even when he's corrected, he'd rather argue aimlessly.

When do you want to start reading? I'll gladly send you some money to buy books. It really sucks to be yooroba.

Rotimi47:
Ok now! but checkout how many Yoruba states you and your people will travel through to get to the South East! It's going to the a massacre.

Just do the maths.

It's better to seek peace than to look for trouble that you will regret; that is if you survive it.

Another stark illiterate.

Who are you relying on to start this massacre? I hope it's not OPC, the amala and ewedu women organization that was decimated at Ajegunle by the Ijos and by the awusas at Mile12.

Clowns, loooool.

SuperIgbo1:


You're a stark illiterate, loooool.

Dumbass, it was Ironsi who crushed Boro's Niger delta republic. Heck, which oluwole university produced your dumbass? Man you're so dumb that you don't even realize it.

The problem is that y'all Yoorobas will never read a book rather, y'all like guessing and assuming. Only a yooroba man would sit in his hut in Ogbomosho and, assume what's going on in far away Abia state. Even when he's corrected, he'd rather argue aimlessly.

When do you want to start reading? I'll gladly send you some money to buy books. It really sucks to be yooroba.

Ojukwu and other Ibo leaders were those who crushed Adaka Boro dream of secession. At least you have accepted the fact that there was no love lost between the ijaws and the Ibos. It's so stupid of you and Ojukwu to have thought the COR would want anything to do with your accursed Biafra nonsense when they had wanted to seceed from the old eastern region or form their independent region away from the old Eastern. Yeye dey smell.


Like I stated earlier, Ademoyegun fought no war. He wasn't a participant in any of the major events that took place. He was just a 'carry along'.

Kagawa10:


Ojukwu and other Ibo leaders were those who crushed Adaka Boro dream of secession. At least you have accepted the fact that there was no love lost between the ijaws and the Ibos. It's so stupid of you and Ojukwu to have thought the COR would want anything to do with the accursed Biafra nonsense when they had wanted to seceed from the old eastern region. Yeye dey smell.


Like I stated earlier, Ademoyegun fought no war. He wasn't a participant in any of the major events that took place. He was just a 'carry along'.

Stark illiterate, you're looking for soft landing so, it doesn't seem as though you're dumb? Any sane person with an IQ of 5 will realize you're the dumbest.

Hobo, Ojukwu had no power to crush any secession group cos he didn't command the army. It was Ironsi, the chief of the armed forces who crushed Adaka's group.

Stark illiterate, the second-in-command of the liberation army fought no war? I've not seen a bigger illiterate than you, looool.

SuperIgbo1:



You're a stark illiterate.

Banjo asked Ojukwu for an army for the midwest invasion. Adomeya confirmed this himself. Ojukwu, being the chief of the armed forces, was the only person who had the right to choose a governor of the midwest

Banjo wanted an Itshekiri stooge as governor while, Ojuwku preferred an Igbo from the midwest. The only suggestion Ojukwu made that seemed like an attack was the all the money and valuables in the Central Bank in the midwest be removed and brought back to Biafra.

Banjo drew the last straw when he established communications with the British High Commission in Lagos. Large amounts of money were discovered in his house at Enugu.

Banjo never established any communication with the British high command but was setup due to Ojukwu seeing that he is getting very popular and other igbo high ranking officers were envious of his achievements on the battle field.

Banjo gave biafra the major outstanding victories which you got during the war. He was on the offensive but after you people killed him on funny charges; you could no longer go on the offensive but defensive and counter attacks within your territory.

Let me put it to you that Banjo captured territories after territories and have to tell Ojukwu that they should secure the territories that they already captured but Ojukwu instructed & commanded that he should keep advancing with his men up to the point that Banjo told him his men and supply lines are thinly spread but Ojukwu didn't listen.

When the Biafrans invaded the South West through Ore, the Yorubas who were initially not really involved in the war; joined the Nigerian military in large numbers and then gave the Biafrans a bloody nose.

History is there for all to see but some people are just lazy at carring out research or investigating what really took place in the past but rather believe in hearsay.

SuperIgbo1:


Stark illiterate, you're looking for soft landing so, it doesn't seem as though you're dumb? Any sane person with an IQ of 5 will realize you're the dumbest.

Hobo, Ojukwu had no power to crush any secession group cos he didn't command the army. It was Ironsi, the chief of the armed forces who crushed Adaka's group.

Stark illiterate, the second-in-command of the liberation army fought no war? I've not seen a bigger illiterate than you, looool.

Ojukwu and Azikiwe were part of the Ibo leaders who consistently crushed the dream of the COR dream. This happened before ironsi regime of just 1 year. Get that sunk into your skull. Only fools would even argue against this because it's a well known fact.

Name one major events Ademoyegun partook in? Yeye dey smell.

SuperIgbo1:


Another stark illiterate.

Who are you relying on to start this massacre? I hope it's not OPC, the amala and ewedu women organization that was decimated at Ajegunle by the Ijos and by the awusas at Mile12.

Clowns, loooool.

Nope we are waiting for your OSU family to come out and avenge your Eze who got flogged in Akure.

Rotimi47:
Banjo never established any communication with the British high command but was setup due to Ojukwu seeing that he is getting very popular and other igbo high ranking officers were envious of his achievements on the battle field.

Banjo gave biafra the major outstanding victories which you got during the war. He was on the offensive but after you people killed him on funny charges; you could no longer go on the offensive but defensive and counter attacks within your territory.

Let put to you that Banjo captured territories upon territories and have to tell Ojukwu that should secure the territories that they already captured but Ojukwu instructed him to keep advancing even up to the point that Banjo told him his men and supply lines are thinly spread.

When the Biafrans invaded the South West through Ore, the Yorubas who were initially not really involved in the war; joined the Nigerian military in large numbers and then gave the Biafrans a bloody nose.

Banjo gave the Biafra her major victory yet, his troops in the midwest withdrew in the most disorderly fashion after one month without giving Murtala Mohammed's second Division a hard time. The only victory Banjo's troops scored was that they dislodged a platoon of soldiers at Siluko hill, looool.

The midwest operation led by Banjo was the worst ever seen in Biafra cos they had almost everything an African army needed at that time yet, they failed. The midwest operation crippled other Biafran offensives that was going on at fronts at that time. Y'all are really very funny. I'm sure you've never read any book about the civil war just like Kagawa10.

Banjo moved his troops from where they were stationed in Onitcha after delaying for 48 hours to the midwest, not cos he was a brave soldier but cos there was no serious federal troops at the midwest at that time yet, he couldn't match on to Lagos.

SuperIgbo1:


Banjo gave the Biafra her major victory yet, his troops in the midwest withdrew in the most disorderly fashion after one month without giving Murtala Mohammed's second Division a hard time. The only victory Banjo's troops scored was that they dislodged a platoon of soldiers at Siluko hill, looool.

The midwest operation led by Banjo was the worst ever seen in Biafra cos they had almost everything an African army needed at that time yet, they failed. The midwest operation crippled other Biafran offensives that was going on at fronts at that time. Y'all are really very funny. I'm sure you've never read any book about the civil war just like Kagawa10.

Banjo moved his troops from where they were stationed in Onitcha after delaying for 48 hours to the midwest, not cos he was a brave soldier but cos there was no serious federal troops at the midwest at that time yet, he couldn't match on to Lagos.

Says someone whose leader, Ojukwu won no war. Says someone whose Eze was flogged in Akure. Lol.

Kagawa10:


Ojukwu and Azikiwe were part of the Ibo leaders who consistently crushed the dream of the COR dream. This happened before ironsi regime of just 1 year. Get that sunk into your skull. Only fools would even argue against this because it's a well known fact.

Name one major events Ademoyegun partook in? Yeye dey smell.

I'll not reply your dumbass again.

I'm cool chatting to Rotimi. At least, he has an idea unlike, some stark illiterate cretin who doesn't know that Ademoya fought in the civil war as Banjo's second-in-command in the liberation army.

SuperIgbo1:


I'll not reply your dumbass again.

I'm cool chatting to Rotimi. At least, he has an idea unlike, some stark illiterate cretin who doesn't know that Ademoya fought in the civil war as Banjo's second-in-command in the liberation army.

I asked a question which you have failed to answer. What major event did he partake in?

Kagawa10:


Says someone whose leader, Ojukwu fought no war. Says someone whose Eze was flogged in Akure. Lol.

You mean like Obasanjo who was shot in the butt while, running away from the battlefront, loooool?

Cowardly Obasanjo cried endlessly when he was appointed to led the third marine commando, citing that he was an army engineer and as such, he couldn't command any army division. Man knew the Biafran army took no prisoners, loooool