AskiaHarem:


Wow a soldier died during conflict? I Didn't no that happened I thought all soldiers who ever fought in a conflict lived.

leathalbeast:
they die almost everytime but you know how the army is, it doesnt always come out

leathalbeast:
hahahahahaha

SuperIgbo1:

You live in Africa right? Where in Africa, do military leaders work with the constitution? Even today, booharry as a civilian leader ignores the stipulations in the constitution. When Ironsi assumed power, Nigeria was in deep crisis, especially the West. Actually the crisis in western Nigeria was the reason for first coup - the lawlessness was "beyond" Balewa's control. Not as though, he couldn't restore peace in the region but, he loved the crisis that was eating up the west. He wanted to punish them in that way for rejecting Akintola's "mandate". Just google search about the crisis that occured in western Nigeria from 1962 up to 1965. Particularly the operation wettie.
Back to the coup. As I said earlier, the high level of nepotism, tribalism and corruption was the cause of the first coup. And, stop saying Igbos disposed a legal government, rather - Nigeria army officers did that. Just told you that about 3 Yoruba army officers were involved while, all the NCOs were from the North. So, tell me how was it the Igbos that disposed a legal government, that was mostly controlled by the Igbos?

And how do you reconcile population with our initial discourse? We were talking about Ironsi not population. BTW, 3M Igbos didn't die rather, 3M Biafrans died. Anyway, direct your question to the Nigeria bureau of statistics. I think the population of the Igbos is underrated, yeah. The population of the Igbos should be close to 60M. The Igbos are capable of taking are of their 4 to 5 kids hence, you don't see them, begging on the streets. I don't think there's a problem if you've 4 kids and, can take care of them. Lastly, You should check what the population of the Igbos was prior to the civil war before, fantasizing about sex. The population of Nigeria before the war was 55M. Today, Hausa/Fulani claim to be above 90M while, Yorubas claim to be 55M - talk about that and, leave the Igbos.

Kazikazi:
Pwaaaa pwaa pwaa pwaa

We won the game.And no lightning will strike me.
I told you,we will beat Uganda!!

Kazikazi:
Don't mix up btn rebellion and war of independence

TayserMahri:


You will have to ask your naijo bros that question. The general consensus among all right thinking Nigerians is that a disgruntled bunch of Igbos were at the epicentre of the first coup. You havent proved the contrary. Mentioning several Yorubas and northerners here and there as accomplices doesnt exonerate Igbos. The most shocking part of your post is the claim that the high level of nepotism, tribalism and corruption led to the coup. Since when were Igbos that moral? Igbos have been variously painted (and quite self-evidently so) as a most amoral people, just next to the Mongols under Genghis, and Satan . You mean there's an actual time in the past in the real world when Igbos could call out people on immorality? Thats def news bruh!

[s]Inevitably one is bound to question Igbo population and how the war impacted it. One would expect a log-kill effect during the war followed by a Gompertzian growth immediately after but you folks are fond of breaking the laws of nature. As untrustworthy as you sound, I trust you more than the Nigerian bureau of statistics. If the pop now is 60 M then we need a new model to explain your nothing-short-of-madness growth rate. According to this research paper, the 1953 census revealed Igbos were 5 million. In 1963 they were 9 million, 1986 15-18 million...it gets vague over time lets end here.
Working with 5 million at time t=0, i.e 1953, and your current impartial estimate of 60 M, we get an annual growth rate of 17 %! Dont forget 3 M ± had been killed, so from the 5 M we could be talking of as low as 2 M at t=0. What the hell dude! I tried using a human population tool projector and as soon as I entered the figures it auto-switched to bacteria pop prediction. Your fertility rate is only comparable to bacteria. I'm pretty sure its the same with the Hausa/Fulanis and Yorubas[/s].

TayserMahri:

Inevitably one is bound to question Igbo population and how the war impacted it. One would expect a log-kill effect during the war followed by a Gompertzian growth immediately after but you folks are fond of breaking the laws of nature. As untrustworthy as you sound, I trust you more than the Nigerian bureau of statistics. If the pop now is 60 M then we need a new model to explain your nothing-short-of-madness growth rate. According to this research paper, the 1953 census revealed Igbos were 5 million. In 1963 they were 9 million, 1986 15-18 million...it gets vague over time lets end here.

Working with 5 million at time t=0, i.e 1953, and your current impartial estimate of 60 M, we get an annual growth rate of 17 %! Dont forget 3 M ± were later killed, so from the 5 M we could be talking of a low of 6 M as at the 60s, and consequently an even insanely higher growth rate. What the hell dude! I tried using a population tool projector and as soon as I entered the figures it auto-switched to bacteria pop prediction. Your fertility rate is only comparable to bacteria. I'm pretty sure its the same with the Hausa/Fulanis and Yorubas.

leathalbeast:
Meanwhile ghana's premier university... University of ghana

jaycent:
You guys wants to fight all the countries in this continent? Now it's South Africans

Xhosa come and see your people

You said Nigerians talk bad about you guys! Come and other African countries, both Kenya, Zambia and Angola

jaycent:
You guys are too small for Nigerians? Then why are you fools claiming Nigerians to fight zambians? Nigerians are watching the fight? They're giving you guys warning? Don't Tampa with the black panther

Jonraid:
Nigeria doesn't even measure up!

jaycent:
Lemme put this straight to your skull? Last year we came to your group and roasted you guys like roasted chicken? Chase you mumus out of the group and snatched your girls from you fools?

You guys went and create another group kenya again. We still follow you you guys to that new group to make sure we whipped all of you out of Facebook parapata

You guys retreat and beg us to forgive you fools? And we did and left! You see. Chaii naijas una no go make heaven

Can you do that in a Nigerian group or page? Hahahaha. Hell no? Na una death una dey call so?

Jonraid:
You've basically said nothing! You seem much a toddler!

Jonraid:
You've basically said nothing! You seem much a toddler!

Jonraid:
You've basically said nothing! You seem much a toddler!

jaycent:
The real salvagers

jaycent:
Naijas the real salvagers

Favor99:

Wow, no I didn’t know he was born in Ghana. Parts of Nigeria and parts of Ghana could have been in the same country if the lines and boundaries where drawn differently by the Europeans. Essentially as Africans we are all the same and are all one. Are the Akan in Ghana and the Akan in Ivory Coast very close in terms of culture? I know Akan makes up a big percentage of the population in both countries

SuperIgbo1:


Dumbass, stay off this topic cos you don't have an idea. The last time we debated about the Biafran war, you was assuming and guessing.