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9jaguy7: But its not in relationship alone ooo.what abt all dis cult guys that takes oath? Now all of them re here saying i cant i cant.shut up all of u.for me ooo,i can but to my wife alone.

Suchie: i will do it to keep my marriage

xynerise: Blood oath is Vampire in the making

Warri _Pikin: What qualification or experience has he got to rule a complex country like Nigeria?

etudaddy: i pity ghana. see people wey me and them dey drink beer together everyday na them dis kind crowd dey watch. ghana sorry. inshort ghana must go

victorD3: The only sector in Nigeria that's not embarrassing me is our Music industry

.Nairaland:
http://m.allafrica.com/stories/201212030340.html/

3 December 2012 , By Mike Ubani
Bianca Ojukwu, Nigeria's Ambassador to Spain and widow of late Biafran leader, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, yesterday appealed to all those contesting the authenticity of the Will left by her deceased husband to sheathe their sword and allow his soul to rest in peace, describing Ojukwu as a man of honour and dignity whose legacies should not be destroyed.

She told LEADERSHIP in an exclusive interview that the Will, which has become a subject of controversy since it was read at the Enugu High Court last Friday, was prepared in 2005, adding that all the executors mentioned in the Will were present at the time it was written.

Bianca, daughter of former governor of old Enugu State, late Chief Christian Onoh, added that all the property she inherited through the Will were those she and the late Ojukwu collectively acquired in the course of their marriage, explaining that she did not get any property outside the ones both of them built as husband and wife. Ojukwu died in a London hospital on November 26, 2011.

But Emeka Ojukwu Jnr, who was mentioned in the Will as the first son of the departed Igbo leader, reportedly described the document as 'fake'. He alleged that Barrister Emeka Onyemelukwe, who presented the Will, was a private counsel to Bianca and not that of the late Ikemba Nnewi.

The junior Emeka Ojukwu, who spoke at his country home Nnewi, Anambra state, reportedly argued that he had a copy of the original Will written by his father, "and not what he called the fraud presented as a Will".
But Ambassador Ojukwu, said that those dissatisfied with the Will know the best option to take, even as she advised that the legacies of the late Biafran leader should not be toyed with.
"For me the most important thing is that my late husband left a Will, and so all this argument is unnecessary. All those contesting the authenticity of the Will know the right thing to do.

"As former governor of the defunct Eastern Region, and later Head of state of defunct Biafra, Ojukwu did not appropriate any government property, and so he should be left with his integrity and dignity intact. Those contesting the Will may have their reasons for doing so, but they know the right thing to do", she emphasized.

Meanwhile, Sylvester Ojukwu, long touted as the first son of the late Ikemba Nnewi, but whose name is conspicuously missing in the Will, has also expressed doubt about the authenticity of the document, though he reportedly claimed to be worth more than the assets mentioned in the controversial Will.

The Will read last Friday before an Enugu High Court, gave Ambassador Bianca, substantial part of the property acquired by her late husband, including the famous Casabianca building on Forest Close, Enugu.

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When will all this Ojukwu and Biafra story fade away?!

Freiburger: Why all these Pessimism? We 're still the giant of Africa.

Giant of Africa indeed, with its leaders the proverbial "PARASITIC WORMS". The main question is how can we rid this country of these politicians turned "LEECHES"?

dayokanu: Does Basket Mouth now work for Goldman Sachs?

kulyie: i read it perfectly and i understand what i read,and by d way if u have comprehension issues,must that mean u should demean what i wrote there,abeg,i've taken a deep breath before coming to nairaland joor.mshewww

kulyie: d root of d problem is that mummys boys,not all men want to eat their cake and have it.they want to be married men,yet they dont want to accept the fact that they are grown ass men and its time to leave mummy alone,so when they have their house,mummy will still come and leave with him thereby making life miserable for d poor lady who left her family to marry a baby that doesnt want to grow or leave his mom.when men begin to act like men in nigeria and not babies,that will be d end of mother inlaw issues,or why is it more rampant in nigeria

Beync: [b] So true. the son is to blame for not playing his role well by putting every spade in their rightful holes.

jidegirl12: These MILs issue only exist in Nigeria and it's very gross and uncalled for! My question is why can't the husband fight for his wife if he truly loves her?....the thing tire me sef

Sincere 9gerian: What is NL turning into? Is this the sort of silly conversations worthy of making front page?

Localamos: I get really angry each time... I cheat on her.

Archmed: well, my 5yr old son wants to marry my mother...reason according to him was because i married his mother...