₦airaland Forum

osuofia2:
Nothing changed, Just like the case of Frank Mbah, Disu joined the police before Kyari, it's just that Kyari got promoted earlier before Disu.

dederocs:
It is the president's prerogative, you have no say in that.

FreeStuffsNG:
If you forge certificate, you will be prosecuted under the broad and more stringent criminal code , not liberal and civil electoral laws.


Do not let anyone decieve you. It is like expecting that all the crimes in Nigeria should be included in the electoral law.

helinues:
Whats Halal?

greatseed:
Now I thought you making a little sense until you called Ojukwu a General! He was never a General but retired as a Lt Col in the Nigerian Army. Nigeria still stands comprised of Hausa, Igbo, yoruba & other tribes. Please stop spreading false ranks which Nigeria did not bestow on anyone.

thesolutions:
Focus on Odumegwu Ojukwu. I have tried to magnify his wealth so it won't look like he defrauded his people by collecting their money and gave them piece of paper because of poverty yet you are trying to be book clever by focusing more on how wealthy his father was. We have read all those and how his father provided the queen with carriage vehicle. So does that solve the issue that biafrans that converted their currency to the piece of paper Ojukwu issued was never refunded when the war was over. You are derailing the thread just to claim intelligence that might be questionable.

amaridigital:
The lie that Ojukwu dad was the richest man in Nigeria has been debunked several times.
Stop the lies please

thesolutions:
At least you did not dispute the origin of the name Biafra. That is improvement.
But Biafra has no meaning. That is why everyone will come with different interpretation. MASSOB under Ralph Uwazurike claimed Biafra is a distortion of B'Epharaim meaning for Ephraim. This is why they are claiming Israel ancestry. In every of the origin claims, there is a distortion which makes it a name without meaning.

Luis Ojukwu was claimed to be the richest man in Nigeria selling stock fish right? Funny.
No one called Ojukwu poor anyways because he was brigadier general and head of eastern regional government. That should make him richer than his father by far don't you think. But does that dispute the fact that no one gets a refund of the money they exchanged for the Biafran currency. What did he do to help his people get the paper he issued them converted to Nigerian currency. Did he at least negotiate a value with the government so they can help those that has accumulated the currency over the 3 year war?
Did he convert the money for them even if it is a a very low exchange rate?


Sometimes, intelligence is not in the answer but in the question.

thesolutions:
Oh shortgun!
I heard he was refining and selling our petrol and crude oil when he took over port Harcourt. I guess your family received benefits from the proceeds of that that and other businesses.
Did he also queue to collect 20 naira to start life afresh after the war or he used his Biafran currency to charter flights to ivory coast?
Who made Biafra sovereign entity. Was there any UN resolution or AU resolution that recognized it as a sovereign entity and also recognize the currency Ojukwu printed? Can you exchange the currency at the border with any African currency at the border? So your claim of sovereign entity is false.
Biafra was never derived from bight of Biafra. Bight of Biafra covers several countries and it will be rascality for Ojukwu to claim that name for his imaginary nation.
Biafra, just as Nnamdi kanu has told you clouns came from the name of his village Afara in Umuahia where Ojukwu bunker is located. Biafra came from distortion of the Igbo phrase Bia Afara meaning come to Afara where he hid to build his fortress. If you don't believe this, then you should be cursing Nnamdi kanu for distorting the origin of the name.
But what More can I say. You believe he is right in his actions. He is your hero or maybe you wish he is because of your pain that your politicians can not solve. I might think you are transferring aggression on the wrong people.

This is exactly why responding to you guys will always make one less intelligent. You said in your other post that the name Biafra "has no identity or meaning in the igbo dialect".
Then suddenly it has a meaning now?

And what nonsense about “your oil” are you talking about? Even as of today, three Igbo states are oil-producing states out of the five states in the South-East.
Ojukwu had every opportunity to accept international support in exchange for crude oil to win the war but he declined. This is one of the reasons he is held in high esteem. He said the war was not about crude oil.

thesolutions:
When I hear stories as this, I wonder the blindness that is affecting the Igbo race. There problem is right before their face.
Ojukwu wouldn't relinquish power and declared Biafra republic. A name that has no identity or meaning in the igbo dialect. A name single handedly chosen by Ojukwu.
Ojukwu collected their money and gave them small piece of paper convincing them that the worthless piece of paper is worth more than British pound Stirling. That is fraud 101.
E even after the war, he did not at least lie to them that the almighty Biafra pounds has lost value and refund them some of the money he stole from them at a lower rate. He took everything and ran to ivory coast. And returned years later to continue enjoying his loot. No apology. No restitution.
If not that Nigerian government pitied them and gave them 20 naira to start afresh they would have been history. We would have been history.
No one is still asking the Ojukwu family how far about our money in their fathers possession. Rather they are still bragging how their imaginary currency is worth more than pound Stirling because a messiah currently in sokoto prison told them so and they believed.
We are so deluded.

Flangelo12:
Nwabali cannot be less than 100 kg

Some of you are honestly unbelievable. Even after official records clearly state his weight to be 82kg you still choose to cling to ignorance.

Tell me how exactly would a professional footballer falsify his weight? Like how??

Kalulu44:
What are the damaging things I said, and who dashed him national hero. Is he more national hero than our Doctors, Soldiers, police, security men out there fighting for the nation and receiving in 5yrs salary what Nwabali will receive in a match for Nigeria?
Abeg make una no dey call all these our sports men and women heroes, especially when dem never win anything for us.
It's supposed to be a privilege for them to represent Nigeria and not the way round

Kalulu44:
I can swear with everything I got that Nwabali is more than 82kg in weight.
I'm not body shaming him anything, he should hit the gym and be flexible like every other goalkeeper out there.
Yes by your last statement, Europe is the standard

Kalulu44:
First of all I am well matured enough not to exchange insults with people like you.
What do I stand to gain from hating him, did he deny me my daily bread.
I'm currently seeing Wolves vs Villa right now, check the two goalkeepers and tell me if they're built like Nwabali? That's an example of so many European clubs goalkeeper we have seen out there.
The likes of City, United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Madrid, PSG, Juventus, Bayern, ATM, and down to the rest I haven't mentioned, can you show me anyone that is as bulky and heavily built like Nwabali.
Ok, I guess it's my assessment of him that has stopped him from getting a club even average uptil now.
Sometimes make una dey leave sentiment and say it how it's

Kalulu44:
That one go wait for European club tire. Despite all the hypes from the last two Afcon no top clubs in the SA league wants him talkless of Europe. Now I'm not saying he's not good, he's just bang average for European club. Except he can go to the smaller leagues like Cyprus, Azerbaijan and co. Check all the top 5 European leagues and tell me if any of their goalkeepers is as bulky and stout like Nwabali. Baba is just too big for a goalkeeper

TimeManager:
Basic macroeconomics, CBN is duty bound to mop up excess liquidity in the system to avoid driving up inflation in the long term. Whenever there's too much local or foreign currency in the hands of people beyond regulatory requirements, the CBN steps in. Failure to do that in the past led us to where we were a few years ago.
If CBN had looked away, the dollar would fall for the first few weeks and then start rising because people would have horded it and look to sell at higher rate when scarcity hits the market thereby leading to market instability.
The best bet is to allow the right amount of money within the system at a particular time inorder to ensure stability and stronger local currency.

-Kiss the truth!

fyneboi79:
Not for me o....I get so pissed off even thinking about an exes unclothedness because I know a multitude of men must have run through after i left.
Many of my exes have tried coming back, even my ex wife..Tufiakwa!