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[quote author= post=90116427]https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2340633612904006&id=100008721701950[/quote]You are doing a wonderful job, keep it up. Abum onye Anambra, nwa Oba na Umuogali. Deme nna!

ProfAmaben:
You are doing a wonderful job, keep it up. Abum onye Anambra, nwa Oba na Umuogali. Deme nna!

Thank you Sir.

[quote author= post=90117967]Moderators kindly cage that clown that clone my moniker[/quote]There is someone that is seriously impersonating you in this nairaland. It is so bad that if you put your name 'anambralstson' in the search box, it is the impersonator's profile that appears not yours. Better do something before he starts destroying your image.

But come to think of it, how is it possible that two people can bear same username on nairaland??

3Ceagle:
A country that destroys her history will never stand for long. This is a nice move from an individual since the clueless governors in the east cannot recognize the sacrifice of brothers and sisters who died in the unfortunate war,let alone remembering some one from far away US.
Let us keep deceiving ourselves in this country until we decide to make thing right or go our separate ways, when people will decide which people to form a country with. How can we say we have a country when people are killed and chased away from their ancestral homes to IDP camps, a group of people make forest their home and therefore want to lay claim on the land and lunch attacks on innocent people. When will the country stop the spilling of blood of innocent persons in the name of one Nigeria?

You are very correct.

Mirriamvic:
this Man is not Bruce Mayrock. please verify every information igbosss before you believe Buhari is a clone verify

We don’t care about picture. What is important to us is dat he sacrificed much for us. His name is all that matters, busybody.

humilitypays:
Tears, tears


God of justice will continue to fight for the Igbos, we will never forget

This country is just not working again. All tribes are even tired.

Jupiter7:
There is someone that is seriously impersonating you in this nairaland. It is so bad that if you put your name 'anambralstson' in the search box, it is the impersonator's profile that appears not yours. Better do something before he starts destroying your image.

But come to think of it, how is it possible that two people can bear same username on nairaland??

I believe they've banned the guy

PANDA2:
We don’t care about picture. What is important to us is dat he sacrificed much for us. His name is all that matters, busybody.

put the right picture and give honour to right person and building monument for someone that is alive. You want him dead iti.

Halo22:
I like this Bianca Ojukwu for one thing, she believes in the vision of her late husband with her spirit and soul even after his death. That's the kind of woman every aspiring leaders deserves.

Agreed. This is commendable.

Emmanuelhector:
See who is quoting igbos.. You get plan for your life at all? Low life being

baby factry

gidgiddy:
And who is the face of Nigeria?

Chai! This question make sense die.

Read with tear flowing

DeValmeself:
Someone asked me, is it really true that after the civil war, Nigeria made a law and the only thing Igbos were entitled to was 20 pounds, no matter how much they had in the bank? The answer is yes. It was so cruel that sane people would doubt it. 

It was intended to create a generational almajiric poverty pandemic but it failed, we reached deep down our inner man, "perspire to acquire" and we rose.

What that meant is this, averagely, Igbos were rendered so poor, so miserable that they had to start afresh with just 20 pounds in 1970, immediately after the civil war.

But today, if you must maintain over 80% of the cars in Nigeria, you are over 90% sure of paying to Igbos as they are everywhere providing your car spare parts needs; from 20 pounds we rose!

Today, if there are 4 Nigerians in diaspora making Nigeria proud, in invention, in academics, in every human endeavor, you are 95% sure that 2 out of the 4 are Igbos; from 20 pounds, we rose!

Today, if you must build, you are over 70% certain of paying to Igbos, as they are scattered everywhere rendering services of making building materials available; from 20 pounds, we rose!

Today, if you feel too good with yourself that you want to change your electronics, ICT gadgets, phones, and etc, there are over 50% chances you will be paying the Igbos, from 20 pounds, we rose!

Today, probably looking at half of your wardrobe, there are 50% chances you paid directly or indirectly to Igbos, from 20 pounds, we rose!

Today, if you are tired of government failed healthcare system, there are 50% chances that your need of private medical care will be provided by Igbos, from 20 pounds, we rose!

Today, if you are able to afford your medications provided by indigenous pharmaceutical firms as against the CUT-THROAT price of multi national brands, there are over 70% chances that Igbos are meeting your needs, from 20 pounds, we rose!

If you must watch movies, there are over 70% chances that we will be on your faces, from 20 pounds, we rose!

If you must watch Nigeria entertain you with football as national pride, there are over 60% chances that Igbos are the one making you happy, from 20 pounds, we rose!

If your Olympic team must make sense, there are about 50% chances that you have embraced Igbos, from 20 pounds, we rose!

See, you can no longer destroy Igbos without rendering Nigeria eternally colourless. Yes, you can't destroy Igbos again.

They say we boast and gloat, if your ancestors passed through what ours passed through and in a little above 5 decades, you rose to where we are, your boast will be more than ours. Besides, boasting is not a "sin" punishable by death, hate or hunting down.

We are no longer begging for survival, we are stamping our feet that we will no longer apologise for being Igbos.

You might not like our boasts, you might not like our noise, is that not little a price for the colour we add to Nigeria? 

Look around you, tell me the truth, if Igbos are removed from your immediate environment, how colourful will that your environment still be? Your doctor, your football star, movie star, pharmacist, pharmacy, private hospital, petty traders, spare parts supplier, building material supplier, music stars, cloth and shoe makers...etc?

We add colour to Nigeria.

We are not actually a problem, we are largely a pool of solution.

We are Igbos, we survived the Nigerian Holocaust and Genocide!

- David O. Ani