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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Obamaofusa: 10:54am On May 22, 2020
fhranchez:
Guy stop crying, your posts is giving me headache. How many times will you post one thing


Stop being an ostrich and answer the question.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by oyatz(m): 11:01am On May 22, 2020
Awolowo was Premier between 1951-1959 during the colonial era.

He had resigned as Premier of Western Region three years before the 1963 referendum.



It's now over 30 years that Awolowo died, please move on and make your life better.


Cheers.



successmatters:


This is outside the scope of the discussion.

The mid west voted nearly 90% against staying with the oppressive Awolowo government. grin

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by myobjective: 11:10am On May 22, 2020
successmatters:


Ibanga Udo Akpabio from Akwa Ibom state held two key senior positions.

Minister for education and minister for internal affairs!

Imoke from Ogoja in cross river is the senior minister of Labour, Finance.

The minority in the old western region only make 10% of the population, and they got 7/23 (around 30%) of the ministerial position. To me, that is fair enough.

Compared to the east, where the minority makes up more than 35% of the population but got 9/26 (34%) of the ministerial position. If we are to be sincere, the minority got a better deal in the southwest

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by oyatz(m): 11:10am On May 22, 2020
Eeyah, see what frustrations has caused naw!



post=89811119:
Very tribalistic bunch of people

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Obamaofusa: 11:28am On May 22, 2020
Nepotism,Tribalism and devilish wickedness run in the veins of the Igbos.Imagine a people killing all the leaders of the other ethnic groups and sparing theirs all because of their plan to put Nigeria in their pockets .

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Ekwutox: 11:35am On May 22, 2020
Obamaofusa:


You have still not answered these.I just used the abandoned properties as an example of the ills the minorities knew Igbos have visited on them.Land is a scarce commodity.


Yorubas gave its own minorities the greatest gifts of all which were education,free medical care etc not some mundane things.

Answer these tribalism of the Igbos against the minorities.





Stop acting like a chameleon.
Answer these.
The SS knows that your people are tribalism personified reason for the abandoned properties saga.

Igbo are really shadowy.. What is the population and landmass of edo and delta which was Midwest compared to yoruba. Now compare rivers, cross river, Bayelsa, Akwa Ibom population and land mass against Igbos' and ask urself who was marginalizing who among the 2.

Can you defend the below statement ?

Yoruba had 4 states in the 60s While minorities had 2, yet got 7 high position out of 23

While in your region

You igbos had just 3 states and minorities had 4 and they only got 9 out of total 26.

This is stark naked tribalism and nepotism which Igbos are severally accused of.
Remember how Igbos killed all the leaders of the other ethnic groups even pregnant women and left the Igbo leaders unscathed.
This is pure and devilish wickedness by the Igbos.

You were asked a simple question but here you are beating about the bush like a typical Yoruba, posting the same nonsense over and over again like a broken record.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Ekwutox: 11:41am On May 22, 2020
myobjective:


The minority in the old western region only make 10% of the population, and they got 7/23 (around 30%) of the ministerial position. To me, that is fair enough.

Compared to the east, where the minority makes up more than 35% of the population but got 9/26 (34%) of the ministerial position. If we are to be sincere, the minority got a better deal in the southwest

Now you guys have shifted to the population and how many got a ministerial position to defend yourselves.

But you failed to admit that the so called positions were for errand boys. (Assistant minister) lol.

Typical Yorubas, they like saying things half half.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by tamdun: 11:49am On May 22, 2020
Ekwutox:


Now you guys have shifted to the population and how many got a ministerial position to defend yourselves.

But you failed to admit that the so called positions were for errand boys. (Assistant minister) lol.

Typical Yorubas, they like saying things half half.



So na only the assistant u see, what about
minister of justice, Labour, Midwest affairs, u people are hypocrites, yoruba gave the minority more slot compared to Igbos

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Ekwutox: 11:55am On May 22, 2020
tamdun:





So na only the assistant u see, what about
minister of justice, Labour, Midwest affairs, u people are hypocrites, yoruba gave the minority more slot compared to Igbos

The one of igbos is of more value because all the minorities were given actual ministerial positions compared to the minorities in the western region. And to even think you mischievous lots included assistant ministers as part of the positions baffles me.

Minus the errand boy positions and tell me what remains.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by myobjective: 12:02pm On May 22, 2020
Ekwutox:


Now you guys have shifted to the population and how many got a ministerial position to defend yourselves.

But you failed to admit that the so called positions were for errand boys. (Assistant minister) lol.

Typical Yorubas, they like saying things half half.

The Igbo in their bid to throw others under the bus always open themselves to ridicule.

You can't accuse Yoruba of discrimination when all evidence points to the contrary and also point to the Igbos as the biggest culprit.

To begin with, those ethnic minorities in the west were not supposed to be grouped with the Yoruba in the first place. Even at that, the Yoruba still try to do justice to them based on all evidence available. And when they decide to vote out of the west, the Yoruba took it in good faith.

Let us now compare the action of the Yorubas to the ethnic minorities in the old eastern region, it was established those groups were heavily marginalized the hateful, arrogant and greedy Igbos.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Dedetwo(m): 12:02pm On May 22, 2020
gwafaeziokwu:
"The East had the first industrial development plan in Africa. Note that All Eastern Nigerian "townships" / cities had designed within them, an industria[/b]l zone:

Aba (factory [b]Road),Umuahia (Factory Road) [b]Calabar (Factory road
), Enugu and Port-harcourt had Industrial Free zones - the Emene Industrial Lay out and the Trans-Amadi Industrial lay-out. S[/b]o did Owerri, which had an industrial layout,so did Onitsha etc. etc. Owerri,Aba and Port Harcourt were already designed in what was clalled "A three city nexus" (s[/b]ee works plan of the Eastern Survey Dept. in Enugu) The institutions like the :

African Continental Bank,

Cooperative Bank of Eastern Nigeria

Eastern Nigerian Development Corporation,

[b]University of Nigeria was established in 1960 with campuses at Nsukka and Calabar


[/b]Obudu Tourism and Entertainment Ranch, Calabar [/b]

Nigercem,

Nigergas,

Nigersteel,

Factory,glass industries, Portharcourt, Aba ,Owerri

Hotel presidential Enugu and Port Harcourt

Palm plantations in Calabar,

Rice farm settlements in Ogoja and Abakiliki

Aba Textile company,

Golden Guinea Breweries in Umuahia,

Standard Shoe Factory in Owerri,

Portharcourt sea Port Expansion

A Force in Library Development in Nigeria
http://www.worlib.org/vol07no2/aguolu_v07n2.shtml

C.C. Agu

All the above cited examples were accomplished without the silly crude oil fund. Most idiotic Nigerians will always jump to crude oil this and crude oil that yet have no knowledge about the time Nigeria started receiving crude oil fund from SBPC.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Dedetwo(m): 12:06pm On May 22, 2020
oyatz:
Awolowo was Premier between 1951-1959 during the colonial era.

He had resigned as Premier of Western Region three years before the 1963 referendum.



It's now over 30 years that Awolowo died, please move on and make your life better.


Cheers.




He was the leader of government in western Nigeria in 1951 than Premier in 1954 when the region gained self rule.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Ekwutox: 12:08pm On May 22, 2020
myobjective:


The Igbo in their bid to throw others under the bus always open themselves to ridicule.

You can't accuse Yoruba of discrimination when all evidence points to the contrary and also point to the Igbos as the biggest culprit.

To begin with, those ethnic minorities in the west were not supposed to be grouped with the Yoruba in the first place. Even at that, the Yoruba still try to do justice to them based on all evidence available. And when they decide to vote out of the west, the Yoruba took it in good faith.

Let us now compare the action of the Yorubas to the ethnic minorities in the old eastern region, it was established those groups were heavily marginalized the hateful, arrogant and greedy Igbos.

Unfortunately for you I don't deal with emotions but with facts.

You claimed you were fair with the minorities yet you gave them 3 assistant ministerial (errand boy) positions and 3 ministerial positions.

So in total, if compared with the one of igbos, it was just three high positions Yorubas gave them while igbos gave them nine high positions.

The ones I marked blue are the ministerial positions while the ones I marked red are the errand boy positions.

You can correct me if am wrong.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Obamaofusa: 12:12pm On May 22, 2020
Ekwutox:


You were asked a simple question but here you are beating about the bush like a typical Yoruba, posting the same nonsense over and over again like a broken record.


Stop acting like a chameleon.
The SS knows that your people are tribalism personified reason for the abandoned properties saga.. What is the population and landmass of edo and delta which was Midwest compared to yoruba. Now compare rivers, cross river, Bayelsa, Akwa Ibom population and land mass against Igbos' and ask urself who was marginalizing who between Yoruba and Igbo.



You igbos had just 3 states and minorities who were around 40% ,had 4 states and they only got 9 out of total 26..Haba

Yoruba gave the just 9% minorities 7 out of 23.

Igbos and nepotism are like cojoined twins.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Ekwutox: 12:17pm On May 22, 2020
Obamaofusa:


Stop acting like a chameleon.
Answer these.
The SS knows that your people are tribalism personified reason for the abandoned properties saga.

Igbo are really shadowy.. What is the population and landmass of edo and delta which was Midwest compared to yoruba. Now compare rivers, cross river, Bayelsa, Akwa Ibom population and land mass against Igbos' and ask urself who was marginalizing who among the 2.



You igbos had just 3 states and minorities had 4 and the only got 9 out of total 26.


Igbos and nepotism are like conjoined twins.

So you are using population and land mass to defend your sheer display of marginalisation towards minorities?

"Ok we have the population and landmass to get all the juicy positions but not the errand boy positions. Yes those ones should be left to the minorities cuz their population is negligible compared to us omoluabis"

No wonder the North keeps getting away with what they doing because they also use the same argument to defend themselves.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Obamaofusa: 12:24pm On May 22, 2020
Ekwutox:


So you are using population and land mass to defend your sheer display of marginalisation towards minorities?

"Ok we have the population and landmass to get all the juicy positions but not the errand boy positions. Yes those ones should be left to the minorities cuz their population is negligible compared to us omuluabis"

No wonder the North's keeps getting away with what they doing because they also use the same argument to defend themselves.


The stark marginslisation and nepotism of Igbos against the minorities and even the larger Nigerians was cut throat when Igbos held sway.
Why would Igbos who did not have the resources,land and population of the minorities take 26 and give the golden hen only 9?

Sheer wickedness.No wonder the minorities are scared stiff.
Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Moneywomen17(m): 12:26pm On May 22, 2020
post=89825630:


Can you provide Awolowo cabinet ministerial list when he was in charge before Akintola took over, the one I provided was Akintola's list, main reason he had major crisis with Akintola because he gave Midwest more slots, Akintola gave minority tribes three assistance and and four ministers, Okpara gave minority tribes in the east super ministerial slots.

Can you provide Awolowo cabinet list
dumb ass can u read. The list u provided showed awolowo as the premier so how did it all of a sudden becomes akintola list when he wasn’t the premier. Or was awolowo the premier and akintola appointing the ministers

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Ekwutox: 12:27pm On May 22, 2020
Obamaofusa:



The stark marginslisation and nepotism of Igbos against the minorities and even the larger Nigerians was cut throat when Igbos held sway.
Why would Igbos who did not have the resources,land and population of the minorities take 26 and give the golden hen only 9?

Sheer wickedness.No wonder the minorities are scared stiff.

I have nothing more to say to you.

Take a good look at the two different colours in the pic below, I've already shown your brother.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Ekwutox: 12:33pm On May 22, 2020
Obamaofusa:



The stark marginslisation and nepotism of Igbos against the minorities and even the larger Nigerians was cut throat when Igbos held sway.
Why would Igbos who did not have the resources,land and population of the minorities take 26 and give the golden hen only 9?

Sheer wickedness.No wonder the minorities are scared stiff.

Now compare it with the Eastern one.

No errand boy positions.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Moneywomen17(m): 12:33pm On May 22, 2020
Ekwutox:


I have nothing more to say to you.

Take a good look at the two different colours in the pic below, I've already shown your brother.
it’s actually 4 senior minister and 3 junior minister. Meanwhile in the east it was not 9 senior minister some were state minister which is essentially junior minister or assistant minister

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Ekwutox: 12:38pm On May 22, 2020
Moneywomen17:
it’s actually 4 senior minister and 3 junior minister. Meanwhile in the east it was not 9 senior minister some were state minister which is essentially junior minister or assistant minister

The assistant ministerial slots was right there for the world to see for the western region while for the eastern region, it was plain ministerial slots. If those positions were actually assistant ministerial positions why wasn't it shown there?

We all can see it, stop shifting goal posts and defending evil.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Dedetwo(m): 12:39pm On May 22, 2020
Obamaofusa:


Stop acting like a chameleon.
The SS knows that your people are tribalism personified reason for the abandoned properties saga.. What is the population and landmass of edo and delta which was Midwest compared to yoruba. Now compare rivers, cross river, Bayelsa, Akwa Ibom population and land mass against Igbos' and ask urself who was marginalizing who between Yoruba and Igbo.



You igbos had just 3 states and minorities who were around 40% ,had 4 states and they only got 9 out of total 26..Haba


Yoruba gave the just 9% minorities 7 out of 23.

Igbos and nepotism are like cojoined twins.

You are one reason Nigeria is backward. The bolded never informed you that powers that were when states came to existence did so with full house malice against Ndigbo due to Nigeria/Biafra war? How can Nigerians even begin to foster any form of unity when they lacked sincerity?

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Ekwutox: 12:40pm On May 22, 2020
Moneywomen17:
dumb ass can u read. The list u provided showed awolowo as the premier so how did it all of a sudden becomes akintola list when he wasn’t the premier. Or was awolowo the premier and akintola appointing the ministers

Whether its Akintola's list or Awolowo's the main issue is that, it all happened in the western region.

You guys have been cornered. Evil is evil no matter who did it.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Moneywomen17(m): 12:48pm On May 22, 2020
Ekwutox:


The assistant ministerial slots was right there for the world to see for the western region while for the eastern region, it was plain ministerial slots. If those positions were actually assistant ministerial positions why wasn't it shown there?

We all can see it, stop shifting goal posts and defending evil.
that’s cuz ibos are known as tricky educate urself on ministers first before we talk. Why would the west hide any ministers slot when there is nothing to hide. 18 out of 23 were full senior ministers slots in the west out of those 18 4 were minorities. Over all 7 out of 23 ministers were minority. When population and resources is taken into account there is no marginalization in the west.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Moneywomen17(m): 12:49pm On May 22, 2020
Ekwutox:


Whether its Akintola's list or Awolowo's the main issue is that, it all happened in the western region.

You guys have been cornered. Evil is evil no matter who did it.
know why a reply is made before u jump in like a rabid dog.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by myobjective: 12:54pm On May 22, 2020
Ekwutox:


Unfortunately for you I don't deal with emotions but with facts.

You claimed you were fair with the minorities yet you gave them 3 assistant ministerial (errand boy) positions and 3 ministerial positions.

So in total, if compared with the one of igbos, it was just three high positions Yorubas gave them while igbos gave them nine high positions.

The ones I marked blue are the ministerial positions while the ones I marked red are the errand boy positions.

You can correct me if am wrong.

I don't have the time to be going back and forth with you.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Anambra1stSon(m): 1:07pm On May 22, 2020
Moneywomen17:
know why a reply is made before u jump in like a rabid dog.
Exactly what I wrote, west gave 3 senior ministerial slots and 3 junior to Midwest while Okpara gave 9 Senior ministerial positions to minority tribes.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Obamaofusa: 1:17pm On May 22, 2020
Dedetwo:


You are one reason Nigeria is backward. The bolded never informed you that powers that were when states came to existence did so with full house malice against Ndigbo due to Nigeria/Biafra war? How can Nigerians even begin to foster any form of unity when they lacked sincerity?

I have said it before that the separation was political.
The minorities in the western region were not up to 9% but they were given a sense of belonging .The Yorubas had the most of the resources,land etc but still carried them along.most people did not want to be separated from the western region but the political class.


The minorities in the eastern region were almost 45%,they had the most resources,land etc but the Igbos greatly marginalised them with their renowned nepotism and tribalism.
The minorities were given 9 out of 26 positions.
This is sheer wickedness from the Igbos.
The minorities in the east were very much eager to be cut off from the Igbo but the minorities of the western region were very sad but for their political leaders.

Ibadan was the capital and it is understandable that the bulk of development will be there and the bulk of the money used in developing Yorubaland and even Benin-Delta came from cocoa. How much is the tax being paid now talk less of then when stipends were taken as taxes and just a few usually paid the tax
Most of the Midwesterner enjoyed free medical care, free education etc.

Most of the citizens did not want to go but for the political leadership..

THIS IS FROM THE ARTICLE:

In the weeks preceding the formal launching of the united �Action Group� at Owo from April 28 � 30, 1951, Anthony Enahoro had organized a meeting of Benin and Warri leaders of thought in Sapele, ostensibly to discuss Midwestern solidarity. People like Gaius Obaseki, Arthur Prest, Festus Edah (Okotie-Eboh), Okorodudu, S. O. Ighodaro etc. were present. At the meeting, most participants expressed sentiments against the creation of a separate midwestern region. However, two dissenters, Chike Ekwuyasi and E. O. Imafidon who were present, rushed back to Benin to alert Omo-Osagie who then called a rally of his own and initiated counter-measures [Oronsaye, op. cit.; Uwaifo, op. cit

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Moneywomen17(m): 1:25pm On May 22, 2020
post=89834685:

Exactly what I wrote, west gave 3 senior ministerial slots and 3 junior to Midwest while Okpara gave 9 Senior ministerial positions to minority tribes.
dumbass that’s not what u wrote. U said this is akintola list and u are looking for awolowo list don’t lie when their is proof. Meanwhile there is 23 ministers list in general 7 were minorities. There were 18 senior ministers 4 were minorities. What is the population of minorities and landmass compare to yoruba. Then tell us where marginalization occurred.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Moneywomen17(m): 1:27pm On May 22, 2020
Obamaofusa:


I have said it before that the separation was political.
The minorities in the western region were not up to 9% but they were given a sense of belonging and most people did not want to be separated from
if the minorities were mere 9% and are getting up to 1/3 of the minister list when were they marginalized.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by Obamaofusa: 1:30pm On May 22, 2020
Moneywomen17:
if the minorities were mere 9% and are getting up to 1/3 of the minister list when were they marginalized.

Don't mind those Igbo tribalists.The minorities were happy to do away with them.

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Re: Western Region Ministerial List In 60s by BlackfireX: 1:34pm On May 22, 2020
successmatters:


That one surprised me grin The mid West ran as fast as they can before Yorybas start claiming Warri oils grin



grin

My brother , that type of running your leg hit ya head.



Thank God for the internet more truth are coming out.

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