Hopeless Uzoadighimma
Hopeless Uzoadighimma
Hopeless Uzoadighimma

Many people have been emphasizing on the meaning of the flag on Buhari convoy on Imo...
Some said it was Biafran flag while others said it was the flag of CHIEF OF ARMED FORCES...
What do you think

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Karma..... When the blood of the innocent rises..... A hero turns to a failure.....

An anarchy is upon the world.....

Read : things fall apart by Chinua Achebe to understand how an innocent blood cries

why is this your news only on Nigeria newspaper and nowhere to be found on Biafra and Ipob news media.....

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ablejesus26:


So if massob decide to also pick up arms,how well do you think it will play in the region?
The creation of Esn is the biggest error of ipob. The leaders of the land told you to desist from such destructive agenda but you always want to tell the world that you are the supremacists, egocentric generalissimo of Igboland,you went ahead to bring your militant sect into the land�.
I don't want to be talking about ipob again.

What prove do you have that ESN is same as unknown gun men?
So because ipob created a security outfit all the actrosities done in the east is now on their head?
Why haven't you tag Hishba as bandit?

I don't expect you to answer me without insult...
You can insult me as you like but remember that no one is anyone's slave... Since Eastern Governors fail to protect us we have the right to get protection whether ligaly or illigaly ... I rest my case

MansoryMX:


You think they are against social media because you and I abuse them on Twitter or Instagram? This right here is one of the vital reasons they are against it. They want to cut off Nigerians from listening to reasonable and sane people who are putting every effort to bring this country back to sanity. They want to cut off Nigerians from being reach by positive people who will advice them never to make same mistakes they made in 2015.

I don't know you in person...... but with this above point you stated you showed that you are a very intelligent being..... this people are about to put us in a spiritual and physical bondage.... the time for freedom of speech and information is getting over.....

Aren't nonsense because it happened in the East.. How can a police office shoot about 9 people leaving 5dead and no one knows his name of the image of the police officer.... Meaning that he have be covered.... I guess what the IGP said at Oweeri its what the are doing- ' shoot them all and I will not query you'.... Don't be surprise that the officer will be happily transferred even with promotion

DominusPrime:

Have you also considered the fact that it could be a case of random shooting by a careless or drunk policeman? Reason without sentiments. If you are struggling to achieve a goal(biafra) this kind of petty reasoning just to score cheap points only makes your struggle look like child's play.

Thunder fire you........
May you be a victim of random shooting of a careless police or drunk officer..... Aren't nonsense because it happened in the East.. How can a police office shoot about 9 people leaving 5dead and no one knows his name of the image of the police officer.... Meaning that he have be covered.... I guess what the IGP said at Oweeri its what the are doing- ' shoot them all and I will not query you'.... Don't be surprise that the officer will be happily transferred even with promotion

bencr7:
must I tell u d name of my king,Mr man hv been in Nairaland since 2016 u can check all comment from 2016 till now, wat will make me to be lying am not igbo but d only thing is that I don't do things tribal because I leave in Lagos and my mom is yoruba from Ogun state

My dear you are not from Okpala...

bencr7:
u no even get sense, my village community is NTU go kill urself,look at wat I posted with list of community in Ngor okpala u can see NTU in d list

Mumu I thought you could take one of your ID cards and snap out your LGA of Origin.... Why Google map..... The area is not know as NTU.... If you argue much... Tell me the name of your King

Picture of the dead or its a fabricated lye from Daura News Agency (DNA)..
Directed by Prof. Lie Mohammed ( deputy devil)

bencr7:
shut up there I am a full blood Igbo from imo state Ngor okpala ntu village and I support d Biafra nation but kalu to take it easy d were he talks

Gliberish
NTU kee you.... Lol you have exhibited the height of your iberiberisim .... No village in Ngor Okpala is called NTU VILLAGE.....

Stupid foreigners trying hard to claim indigenes......

Onye na amaghi akwa okwa.... Ejighi achi ya...

Am a full born mbaise challenge me if you have basis

So the cell was invisible that the police could not have a pic of it and its occupants.........

Real cock and bull story from 12century's zombies.........

I deteaste what I hate

Everyone is free to quote me

Kylekent59:
Gobe ne ciki


Eshi di ime


Abeg no vex if I didn't type in your language. Tomorro is pregnant.

Ime nkea odi.. Anaghi amu ya amu?

[i][/i] When i was born I saw these our leaders on the seat leading. I have live for more than 30years and am still seeing the same people on the seat leading. The always tell us that the youths are the leader of tomorrow. My question remains:
when is that tomorrow?
Is there no tomorrow?

Youths I think now is the tomorrow we are talking about is either now or never. Let's the youth who are deprived their fundamental human right in this God forsaken contraption called Nigeria seek what is right for them....

THE TOMORROW IS NOW OR NEVER

Ogbunigwe also called Ojukwu Bucket was a series of weapons systems including command detonation mines, improvised explosive devices, and rocket propelled missiles, mass-produced by the Republic of Biafra and used against Nigeria between 1967 and 1970 in the Biafran War.[2][3][4][5]

Ogbunigwe
Place of origin
Biafra
Service history
In service
1967-1970 CE
Used by
Biafra
Nigeria(present day)
Wars
Biafran War
Production history
Designer
Seth Nwanagu, Sylvester Akalonu, Gordian Ezekwe, Benjamin Nwosu, Willy Achukwu, Nath Okpala and others
Designed
September 1967
Manufacturer
Research and Production Organization of Biafra (RAP)
Variants
Various
Specifications
Effective firing range
8,000 metres (8,700 yd)
Warhead weight
5kg-500kg[1]
Propellant
Rocket propellant
Guidance
system
none
History Edit
At the outbreak of hostilities, the Biafran armed forces were poorly equipped as compared to the Nigerian army with arms and ammunition being in short supply. This imbalance in power was intensified in the course of the war. Biafran scientists, prominently from the University of Nigeria Nsukka (then University of Biafra), formed the Research and Production (RAP) Agency of Biafra which included a Weapons Research and Production Group. Headed by Colonel Ejike Obumneme Aghanya, it was the aim and purpose of this group to develop an indigenous arms industry and they soon started with the production of ammunition, grenades and armoured cars. Their most effective and infamous product was the Ogbunigwe of which there were different types in various sizes.[6] The term Ogbunigwe later came to include grenades and landmines but initially referred to non guided rocket propelled surface-to-air missiles which were later converted to surface-to-surface missiles.[6] The engineers Seth Nwanagu, Willy Achukwu, Sylvester Akalonu, Nath Okpala Gordian Ezekwe, Benjamin Nwosu and others were instrumental in the design and production of the weapons.[7][8]

Originally, the name Ogbunigwe had a singular spiritual meaning preceding the Biafra Civil War. The name meaning, "a killer in the heaven or the vast sky; heaven killer." This is believed to be why the Igbo scientists named their flagship invention the flying Ogbunigwe before disseminating the label to ground ordnance. Following the war, the name Ogbunigwe now has various meanings from "landmine" to "instrument that kills in multitudes." The first type of Ogbunigwe to be produced and tested in combat was the rocket propelled surface to surface missile. It was designed as a surface to air missile to be used in defense against Nigerian MiG-15 fighters marauding the Enugu airport.[9] Before the missile could be used successfully at its actual purpose as an anti aircraft missile, Nigerian troops captured Enugu where the missiles were being produced in October 1967. Following the fall of Enugu, a group of retreating Biafran soldiers were fighting rearguard action against a battalion of heavily armed Nigerian troops at the Ugwuoba bridge along the old Enugu-Awka road. As the ammunition of the Biafran troops was exhausted their commander ordered them, as a last resort, to adapt the use of the Ogbunigwe surface to air missile they were equipped with, by launching them horizontally at the enemy instead of vertically as designed for anti aircraft action. The effect was devastating and extensive.[9] As a result of this incident, the missile was converted and utilised for the rest of the war as a surface-to-surface missile, and as a surface-to-ship missile during the Second Invasion of Onitsha.[10][11]

According to Biafran government claims at the time, the flying Ogbunigwe was the first rocket to be wholly designed, developed, mass-produced and launched in Africa.[12] It was used in combat in 1967, over one year before the launching of the first indigenous South African rocket in December 1968.[13]

At the height of production, about 500 units were being produced per day in Biafra.[14]

Impact Edit
The Ogbunigwe mines and warheads generally had a killing range of between 180 and 800 metres,[14] an effective shrapnel radius of a 90° arc and could easily wipe out a company of enemy troops.[3] The self-propelled rocket versions had a missile range of 8 kilometres.[15] The weapons were annihilating for enemy infantry and armoured vehicles.[2] Frederick Forsyth describes the use of the flying Ogbunigwe against an attack by the Nigerian army 1st division in 1969 as follows:
It spread death and destruction over a large area, and as usual the first division (...) were advancing in solid phalanxes of packed soldiery. An American who examined the scene afterwards estimated that, out of 6000 men who took part in the attack, 4000 failed to return.[3]

Ogbunigwe`s were used to spectacular and devastating effect in the Abagana ambush which wiped out almost the entire Nigerian 2nd Division in 1968.[16] They were also used effectively in knocking out Nigerian Army Saladin and Ferret armoured cars.[3][15] The surface-to-air models were used against mercenary flown Nigerian Air Force Mig 17 jet fighters in the defence of Uli airport.[15] The lack of a guidance system made the missiles notoriously inaccurate against fast flying jet aircraft.[17] The design was based on an air burst principle intended to destabilise the plane by shock wave effect, as well as throw shrapnel and debris in its path to clog up the engines.[18] Though some close calls are reported by Russian pilots flying for the Nigerian Air Force, there are no indications that a Biafran missile shot down an enemy plane.[15] The Biafran Air Force B-25 and B-26 bombers were also fitted with self made Ogbunigwe rockets and bombs.[19]

Ogbunigwe was the most effective Biafran weapon during the war and the Nigerian forces were not able to find an efficient defence against it. Well placed mines or rocket salvos coordinated by few determined soldiers were often enough to stop an entire Nigerian advance. The Ogbunigwe in its various forms was able to influence the outcome of many battles.[20]

According to Chinua Achebe and Vincent Chukwemeka,
Ogbunigwe bombs struck great terror in the hearts of many a Nigerian soldier and were used to great effect by the Biafran Army throughout the conflict...when the history of this war comes to be written, the Ogbunigwe and the shore batteries will receive special mention as Biafras greatest saviours. We have been able to wipe out more Nigerians with Ogbunigwe than with any imported weapon.[21]

The declaration took place at Ahiara In Mbaise Province.... Now Ahiara Ahiazu Mbaise LGA IMO State

Youth at 55.....
Nigeria shame the shame me......
But God no go shame us

Juliusmalema:


The beacon of sodomy lies in catholic church while some involve in outside affairs.

There are issues that is not worth arguing..

That they enter the altar doesn't stop their amorous and sodomy affairs.

Exactly bro���

An Innocent civilian known as Ekwedike have been reported killed by an Army officer at Brass in Aba Abia state.... The army officer was also beaten to death ..... More details and graphics coming

best alternative is to check the plane attendant record and check how many corpse found...... not all this cock and bull story

Hotshisha:


Why don't you do us all a favour and head to the department of Army in charge of death certificate and ask who got shot at theatre of war

then stop ranting about Igbo police or army officers killed in the SE as if Book Haram don't kill Northern soldiers

Hotshisha:


Shouldn't you now be happy that your Ibo people in Nigerian Police force now have a reason to shoot Ak47 carrying fulanis or attackers

can you please tell us how many northern soldiers that have been killed by boko haram bandits. and iswap

Sakamaje:
Smh. This Kanu dey talk like Ode at times. So hin never see old pesin wey hin hand still dey relatively smooth before? Admitted, Buhari is a monumental disaster. But this impersonation nonsense is a needless distraction and sick joke taken too far. Only mugus fall for that crap.

Chaiiii my man you are really enslaved and confused.... forget everything about politics and ethnicity... no man of 82 years can have this youthfu
l hand

Omoslim26:


Chineke miee negodu nu ezigbo ara ��

Bia nwokem o bughi m kpatara nsogbu gi ��

I che na owu madu ka i ne me�� your Boko brothers are coming for your head and this substandard taquiyya you are using won't save you��

Rie nsi��

nkita tagbuo gi.... wetuo aka na nsughari na enweghi Isi na odu..... n'ihi na ihe I na ede ebea abughi Olundi nke oji abu Igbo izugbe..... Amam na o na agu unu ibu ndi Igbo ... ma nkea toro unu.....

Omoslim26:


The fact dat there are imperfections in the write up means it has no business with google translator ��.

You don't have sense��

mechie onu gi.... onye ulughulu amaghi mgbe eji eke nku ukwa.... you are not an Igbo and will be seen and noticed anytime..... wetuo aka enwe na ofe

real fact.... .

Omoslim26:


The ban of open grazing gives a logical standing point for the two business to coexist without causing trouble for each other.

When you don't carry your cows upandan grazing and destroying my farm produce, You and I can't have issues. You can come to me and ask if I can help you get feeds from my farm so your cows can feed, and I in turn negotiate that you provide cow dung for me to use on my farms too.

How is dat for a peaceful coexistence.

Go and Google the meaning of coexistence before blabbering

Omoslim26:


You can see dat your sense is not working at all, so if they say open grazing is banned and called for peaceful coexistence btw farmers and herders is that bad??

Do you even know that we have herders of Igbo decent??

You know why I mentioned your master, lord and savior who parades himself with unhealthy arrogance dat will lead him to destruct. So stop being a deranged mischievous and hypocritical dimwit.

God bless Ebubeagu
God bless Ala Igbo

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Before you continue spewing trash.... How can herders and farmers coexist again if open grazing is banned..... Answer me and I will rest my case

Abdul05:
So we should put our hope and trust on those
terrrorists ESN ba?

How can you proof that they are terrorist..... A country that won't go through investigation before accusing people of doing something but paid billions to security personals and there dictatives .... Such a shame