BuhariAdvocate:
Yoruba people should wary of ibos

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Ibo people, we no dey trust una again! - Remi Tinubu

It is foolish for Ohanaeze to ask for cabinet posts in Lagos. Go to SE if you want cabinet position. - Elder of Lagos, Alhaji Okunnu.

Any Ibo that go against my wish in Lagos will end in the Lagoon - Oba Akiolu.

Henceforth, all Eze titles are banned in Akure - Deji of Akure.

We have warned repeatedly, Ibos in Ibadan are dangerously creeping to the edge. We will push you over the cliff if you fail to respect the limits - Agbekoya Elder.

immhotep:
IPOB amaka

BuhariAdvocate:
terrorist amala you no get shame.

immhotep:

Are you not ashamed of nigger-Area?

Cc Lzaa adaibeku

BuhariAdvocate:
where in Borneo propaganda.

EmeahuClifford:
We will kill him the second time IDIOT...................................

gidgiddy:


The video is Banjo saying that he was arrested while waiting in the ante-room to see the "supreme commander", the title Ironsi went by while head of state. Banjo was arrested by Lt Col Kurubo and Major Anwunah on 17th of January, so obviously, the letter was addressed to Ironsi since that was the same day Ojukwu was appointed Military Governor of Eastern Nigeria. Banjo was in jail throughout the 6 months of Ironsi's regime.


What some people may not know is that Ojukwu actually helped Banjo, and Banjo repaid Ojukwu with treachery. Ojukwu ordered Banjo's release after Ironsi's death, gave Banjo an apartment at Government House Enugu. When Ojukwu declared Biafra, he promoted Banjo to Brigadier in the Biafran Army and charged him with the task of capturing Lagos

Banjo, Ifeajuna, Alele and Abam all plotted to remove Ojukwu. What Banjo did not know was that one of the people he recruited into the plot, Major Bernard Odogwu, was loyal to Ojukwu. It was Odogwu who recorded Banjo and other plotters in a meeting where they were putting finishing touches to their plans and took the evidence to Ojukwu. All 4 men were arrested and faced a tribunal where the tape was played. All 4 men were found guilty of treason and executed

Bernard Odogwu survived the war and wrote a book called "No place to hide: Crises and conflicts inside Biafra"

In this book, Odogwu detailed not only Banjo's plot to overthrow Ojukwu, he also included the transcripts of Banjos trial