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BabaOwen:this problem started with ipob appearing and talking rubbish day and night on radio biafra. i listened for a while.and my oh my.it was intense. who knows what was all said in that rubbish hate radio that their followers still believe till today. |
Cooly100:why you dey compare your self with Hausa/Fulanis.? am telling you to do it better than others and you start with Hausa/Fulanis again. be better than others.thats all.if you are better and others see it,then they will automaticaly follow you. selling drugs abroad,scams,lying upandan is not prove that you are better than others. |
imhotep:goverment didnt did much because their was no problem about herdsmen. |
Amarabae:is better you give this madness up.you igbos have no license for brutality. others can be brutal too. and bloody stay away from the delta. we deltans want nothing to do with your biafra nonesense. your biafra area is in cameroon,go claim it their.or you igbos will find out again that we can be very crazy too. we even have historical maps to prove that your biafra area is in cameroon. |
sarrki:i heared that animal was a strip dancer,probably gay and already took it from behind in london. |
sarrki:it benefited nobody and we are still suffering the consequence till today. |
Occupation On August 17 Governor Okonkwo installed a dusk to dawn curfew in which only citizens with passes would be allowed to move freely at night. Non-Igbo citizens, especially the Hausa community, were subject to harassment from Biafran soldiers while women were often molested and sometimes raped, this in retaliation for the 1966 anti-Igbo pogrom. Resistance groups began springing up constantly consisting of mainly ethnic Urhobos and Ijaws. Because of a series of uprisings against the occupying Biafrans in Benin City, General Okonkwo began raising a force of loyal native inhabitants to combat the rebels. By August 18 Okonkwo had assembled a force of 780 reliable volunteers to keep natives from attacking or killing Biafran soldiers. Loyal inhabitants donated whatever weaponry they had to the Biafrans, which consisted mainly of single-shot rifles and double-barreled shotguns. Cooks began poisoning Biafran soldiers whenever they had the chance to and it was because of this that Biafran soldiers began only eating food that was cooked by ethnic Igbos or self-cooked. Rebellious natives who did not wish to fight would often seduce Biafran soldiers to get information out of them and tell Nigerian authorities. On August 20 a group of Urhobo/Ijaw rebels raided a Biafran camp and were successful in killing 50 soldiers while 16 rebels were killed in the skirmish. Due to these rebellions Biafran soldiers began raiding and pillaging villages throughout both the Mid-Western Region and Niger Delta inhabited by anyone other than Igbo civilians. The Biafran government began broadcasting Biafran propaganda in the region while the Nigerian government broadcast anti-Biafran propaganda as well. On September 19 President Ojukwu declared Governor Okonkwo President of the Biafran puppet-state, the Republic of Benin, in an attempt to make citizens of the Mid-Western Region loyal to a government other than Nigeria. Turning the tide On September 20, while the Biafran 12th Brigade was stationed in Ore, the Nigerian 2nd Division under General Murtala Mohammed attacked the Biafrans and almost immediately forced them to retreat. The retreating Biafrans destroyed the Oluwa Bridge and managed to get a vital head-start in front of the advancing Nigerians. When the 12th Brigade reached Benin City they alerted their comrades and, instead of mounting a defense, Murtala and his troops began looting the city, even stealing $5.6 million from the Central Bank. When the Nigerian 2nd Division arrived in Benin City they discovered the city largely abandoned but managed to find a trapped Biafran unit stationed in the Benin Prison, most of whom were killed while attempting an escape. Meanwhile, the Nigerian 3rd Marine Division under General Benjamin Adekunle began landing in Warri and capturing it along with Sapele and Ughelli. Most Biafran soldiers trapped behind enemy lines abandoned their uniforms and weapons before integrating into the local communities, escaping eastward when they had the chance. Aftermath The Nigerian 2nd Division continued to pursue the Biafrans but were stopped after retreating Biafran soldiers detonated and collapsed the River Niger Bridge at Onitsha. On October 7, 1967, citizens of Asaba were forced to leave their homes and attend a public dance in Asaba. When the civilians arrived in downtown Asaba they were massacred by the 2nd Division, under the supervision of General Murtala Mohammed, in retaliation for the assassination of Ahmadu Bello at the hands of Kaduna Nzeogwu one year earlier, this massacre became known as the Asaba massacre. The 2nd Division then invaded Onitsha and managed to capture and hold onto control of the city for less than a day before they were surrounded and massacred by Biafran soldiers. |
capture of Port Harcourt Invasion of Port Harcourt https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasion_of_Port_Harcourt The Invasion of Port Harcourt (March 8 – May 24, 1968) was a military conflict between Nigerian and Biafran military forces. Background In the mid-1960s, people from the Hausa and Fulani groups in Nigeria decided to start the Anti-Igbo sentiment against the Igbo people of southern Nigeria, which resulted in the killings of thousands of Igbos and the evacuation of hundreds of thousands more Igbos from northern Nigeria. In 1967, Col.Odumegwu Ojukwu declared that the Igbo people had seceded from northern Nigeria to form the Republic of Biafra. Soon after the announcing of their secession, the Nigerians took control of many large cities in Biafra, including their capital Enugu |
Fall of Enugu https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fall_of_Enugu The Fall of Enugu, (October 1–4, 1967), was a military conflict between Nigerian and Biafran forces. Enugu was invaded after the Biafran retreat from the Mid-Western Region only 14 days earlier after the Nigerian 2nd and 3rd Marine Division cleared them of the area. Prelude When Nsukka fell to the Nigerian 1st and 2nd Brigades the Biafran President, Odumegwu Ojukwu, knew that his capital would be the Nigerian's next target. After a failed invasion of Nsukka on July 30, 1967 resulted in the death of Major Kaduna Nzeogwu President Ojukwu began drawing up plans for an invasion of Nigeria's Mid-Western Region in an attempt to divert attention away from Enugu. The invasion of August 9 was a tremendous success for the Biafrans and was followed by a sort of 44-day stalemate, before it was broken by the Nigerian 2nd Division's invasion of Ore. Biafran soldiers retreated from the region on September 20, 1967 and fled back to their homeland, pursued by Nigerian soldiers. The commander of Nigerian troops stationed in Nsukka, General Obasanjo, was relieved of his command and replaced with Lt. Col. Theophilus Danjuma. |
battle of Ore https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midwest_Invasion_of_1967 The Midwest Invasion of 1967 (August 9 – September 20, 1967) was a military operation between Nigerian and Biafran military forces. The invasion began when 7,000 Biafran soldiers led by General Victor Banjo crossed the River Niger Bridge into Asaba. The Biafran retreat from Ore is considered the turning point of the war. Background When Nsukka fell to the Nigerian Army on July 14 President Odumegwu Ojukwu knew that the Nigerian would next set their sights on the Biafran capital, Enugu. After a mission to recapture Nsukka on July 30 failed and resulted in death of Major Kaduna Nzeogwu, Ojukwu began drawing up plans for an invasion of Nigeria's Mid-Western Region in an attempt to divert attention away from Enugu. |
bother to read avoid yourselves headaches with igbos. battle of Nnsuka: Operation UNICORD https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midwest_Invasion_of_1967 The Operation UNICORD (July 2 – July 12, 1967) was an offensive launched by the Nigerian Army at the beginning of the Nigerian Civil War. It involved the capture of 6 major Biafran towns near their northern border. Background When Nigeria became an independent state in October 1960 the newly formed government consisted mainly of northern politician from the Hausa-Fulani ethnic group. Early on the Nigerian government became corrupt with various politicians swindling public funds and rigging votes. By 1965 the Nigerian government became so corrupt that uprisings against the government sprang up all across Nigeria with various politicians attempting to gain more power. This resulted in rioting and mass arrests in the cities of Lagos and Ibadan. The politician Obafemi Awolowo was falsely blamed for causing the riots and was sentenced to 10 years in a Nigerian prison. All of the chaos that occurred in the political ralm gave was to the 1966 Nigerian coup d'etat in which 11 senior politicians were killed by mainly Igbo soldiers led by the Army Major Emmanuel Ifeajuna. The Nigerian Prime Minister Abubakar Balewa was one of the 11 politicians assassinated during the coup of January 15. Nzeogwu's soldiers were forced to retreat to Kaduna after General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi was able to assemble a force of soldiers in Lagos to combat the rebellious soldiers. Ironsi was made Supreme Commander of Nigeria on January 16, 1966 and became the first Igbo head of state in Nigerian history. many northern generals and politicians were angry at Ironsi for two reasons, because he did not execute Major Nzeogwu and because he was giving more and more political power to southern politicians. On July 29, 1966 Ironsi was assassinated by mutinous soldiers which included William Walbe after they wrestled command from Theophilus Danjuma and installed Colonel Yakubu Gowon as Head of State. The counter-coup resulted in the 1966 anti-Igbo pogrom and caused the brutal massacre of 50,000 Igbo civilians living in various northern cities such as Kano and Kaduna. These massacres angered many Igbo civilians and a inadvertently led to easterns calling for secession. Ojukwu met with President Gowon in Aburi, Ghana in December 1966 to discuss the situation that was occurring in Nigeria. An apparent vote was held by a consultative assembly appointed by Ojukwu, and they approved of a secession of a secular Igbo state. However, it must be said that from all indications the decision to secede had already been made around late 1966 by Ojukwu and his closest confidants which included Louis Chude-Sokei, Christopher Okigbo, and the very influential CC Mojekwu. On May 30, 1967 Ojukwu officially seceded the Eastern Region and proclaimed the new Republic of Biafra. Ojukwu managed to assemble a 3,000 man guerrilla force to defend Biafra's front lines. In early July 1967 Nigerian President Gowon ordered the Nigerian Army high command to regain control of the Eastern Region. |
Lipscomb:so long they keep on thinking like this,then we shouldnt vote any igbo to become president or whoever their wish candidate is. |
LionDeLeo:na so.we should tell them the truth in their faces. we cant be gambling with our lifes because of their feelings. who feelings epp.? |
Cooly100:develope your area.make us jealouse to have what you have. nobody from the north was president till now. north gave you the chance and you fvcked up.how dare you insult northerners by supporting a transvestit from otuoke.? you didnt care when northerners were killed in their numbers by boko haram. you just wanted to feel better than others. you have suppose to agree with rest of us and kick out that transvestit.but you didnt.instead you joined a animal from london so long you igbos dont understand to defend every single body in nigeria,then no igbo should be voted president or their choice candidate. |
InfiniteLoopx:i know that for a fact.i know how una write. |
Pchidexy:dont tag me nothing.i didnt beg you to identifie me. am urhobo.not South southerner. and stick your old eastern region up your assss.!. |
InfiniteLoopx:na who dey make most noise online.? how many benue people do you see coming online talking nonesense.? |
omololu2020:dont take them serious. they want you to dash them.because they are igbos we should give them special permit. they dont have to play the game like others. how many other tribes do you see making so much noise about president nonesense like igbos online.? they think its their birth right. but they will always accuse others of birth right mentality. if they want it,make them prove themselves by developing east and making us jealous. |
LionDeLeo:badt guy. ![]() we shouldnt play nice with them. they wish us all evils,and we should play nice with them in return.? nonesense. |
they dont like to say that the herdsmen were attacked too. attack and revenge attack.thats what is going on their. but you will always hear this easterners talking nonesense. they are like that. |
LionDeLeo:what the fvck is not wrong with them.? everything is wrong with them. go against herdsmen.but they will not tell you which herdsmen. they want us to prosecut all fulanis.thats what they are saying. |
Ikechuob:your paranoia is something else. |
shallysgirl:how are you.? |
Pchidexy:you are east.how can you have 2 different types of names for the same direction.?which type nonesense is that.? what is the meaning of south south.? who introduced that nonesense.? |
GuidoVanRossum:exactly.dont allow them to play games with you and your people. |
GuidoVanRossum:well.i dont know about that.me,i only know am not igbo and am surely not becoming biafran. they can forget that idea. |
GuidoVanRossum:they call me yoruba too. and am urhobo.imagine. then they ask me to prove it.insults upon insults. |
op,what you think over yourself is important,not what others think about you. its good that you are saying something.let your voice be heared.dont allow them to put you in a category. |
igboland for example is not realy in the south.they are more to the east. but you will always ear them talking about ss & se. military goverment tried to solve this issue.but they are sooo resiliant that they called themselves south east to still clinge to that nonesense old eastern region. i stopped calling my self south south.because i know the games igbos are playing. am south,they are east.simple. |
GuidoVanRossum:and i repeat. it will not matter. those trouble makers online care only about major tribes.whatever that means. in their minds only hausa fulanis,yorubas and igbos exist in nigeria.the rest are minority tribes that should fit themselves into the major tribes. thats reality.sorry. |
Deathslater:i wouldnt start insulting people and await from them to respect you back.that always back fires. |
GuidoVanRossum:it will not matter.people will still call you yorubas because you are in west near yorubas. you cant demand from us to exactly know all tribes in nigeria.thats like learning mathematics.keep your peace and move on. |
