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Politics › Re: German Tv Interviews A Biafran About There Readiness For Biafra by zendy: 8:36am On Aug 14, 2015
Ojukwu was a great man. He spent his fathers wealth fighting to liberate his people from the Northern oligarchy and went into exile a penniless man. He will always remain the most revered Igbo ever. My only regret is that won't be here to witness the second coming of Biafra. The only man who fought for his people with everything he had. All those who came after him only came for personal interest. I'm also happy that the minorities of the South-South are now waking up to the fact that Igbos are not their real enemy.

God will bless Ojukwus name with the second coming of Biafra!!


Ka Chineke mezie okwu
Christianity Etc › Re: Anambra Pastor Burns The Ukolo Uga Shrine... (Photo) by zendy:
What annoys me is that what he is burning could be precious artifact which could be thousands of years old.
Romance › Re: A Prewedding Shoot That Tells Story Of Soldier Who Saved A Princess In Need by zendy: 5:43pm On Aug 13, 2015
The Soldier might be calm now, but God help the guy who mistakenly "toasts" his wife. That is the day "calm" will fly away and "Sambisa Fire" will come.
Politics › Re: Great Igbo Human Achievements. A Compendium. by zendy: 1:00pm On Aug 13, 2015
jpphilips:
You think that a Niger deltan will wish to switch from Master Nigeria to Master Biafra? what events in our history actually suggest that?
I don't really care what you tell yourself to feel good but I can tell you that given the opportunity, the Niger deltan will rather fight for self actualization than switching masters.
Make no mistakes, the Niger deltans recently fought a war of self determination with 6 active militant groups to control their resources, they did not invite the Biafrans, as a matter of undisputed fact, Izon and Itshekiri are still in a war of attrition till date, never mind that they had a bloody confrontation last decade for this same reason and you think time has changed because a lunatic like Nnamdi Kalu in far away London is telling you otherwise?
You must not remind the world that you were born r@tarded. A surprise await you Biafrans in the delta, Ojukwu's bloody nose will be child's play, continue foooling yourselves.
In other words, it makes more sense for the Niger-Delta Man to stay in Nigeria and have 3 masters (Igbo/Hausa/Yoruba) than to be in Biafra and have only one? It makes more sense to the Niger-Delta Man to share his Oil wealth with the entire Nigeria because in Biafra "He will share it with only Igbos". I'm struggling not to laugh. The Niger-Delta Man is fighting for resource control while a major conspiracy was hatched and executed just few months ago that kicked a Niger-Delta man out of office and took all political control from you people. Who were the only people who stood by GEJ and the Niger-Delta to the end? There is no need for too much argument. If the Niger-Delta are are happy to continue being slaves in Nigeria while everybody enjoys there Oil money, I'm all for it too. Obviously your not from the Niger-Delta because no Niger-Delta man can be this stupiid.
Politics › Re: Igbo-yoruba Beef Getting Boring by zendy: 9:17am On Aug 13, 2015
bulletproofmonk:
Who else thinks this Igbo-Yoruba bashing is getting boring? I don't even bother clicking such topics anymore.Now I understand why Seun kept ignoring.It will die a natural death.
I see successful Igbos and Yorubas here in Lagos going about their businesses without hassles.Never have I heard any of them speak about Biafra or Oduduwa republic. Don Jazzy,P square,flavour,Phyno etc are all flexing here in gidi.Dbanj is dating Adama Indimi,the billionaire daughter.
The war is not between Igbos and Yorubas.It's between the haves and have-nots. I suspect the noisemakers here on NL are young,broke and jobless.
Aspire to become great and productive.

Shalom
Nigeria doesn't start and stop in Lagos. The average Igbo man making his money in Lagos isn't going to beef with a Youba man, that's not what the Igbo man is in Lagos for. But when it comes to the country as a whole, it's a different ball game. While I would say the two tribes don't hate each other, they don't like each other either. These two tribes are in excess of 35 million each and their war of supremacy will never end. Frankly, the two tribes should not be together in one country. Whenever Odua Republic and Biafra emerge, the Igbo and Yoruba might just turn out to be best of friends. But not while in Nigeria
Politics › Re: Former Governor Of Akwa Ibom State Senator Godswill Akpabio Speaks On Biafra by zendy: 8:57am On Aug 13, 2015
sebali:
Ibo tribalism lead 2 d conflict in d first place. Ofcourse Gowon had 2 strike first because he was d one opposing d break out.

Pls do well 2 read abt d 1966 coup and its aftermath
I know everything about the 1966 coup and it's aftermath. I'm more concerned about this erroneous impression a lot of people have that it was Ojukwu who started the war. Whoever attacks first is the person who starts a fight. Gowon attacked first. While it can be argued that Gowon had a moral obligation to keep Nigeria one, it doesn't take away the fact that Ojukwu also had an equally moral obligation to protect his people from genocide. Isn't it funny that in the months and weeks leading up to the declaration of Biafra, Ojukwu continually called upon Gowon to marshal troops and end the massacre of thousands easterners all over Nigeria but Gowon did nothing. But when Ojukwu then took matters into his hands, declared Biafra and asked all easterners to return home so he could guarantee their safety in Biafra, that's when Gowon now found soldiers to fight a war. If there was anyone who was responsible for the war, it was Gowon
Politics › Re: Former Governor Of Akwa Ibom State Senator Godswill Akpabio Speaks On Biafra by zendy: 8:02am On Aug 13, 2015
Some people should go an read history well. How did Ojukwu start the war? It is one thing to declare Biafra, it is another to start shooting bullets. Who started shooting first? Did Ojukwu not go to Ghana to sign an agreement with Gowon? Who broke that agreement? Gowon was 100% responsible for the war and he knows it
Romance › Re: Guys, Can You Do This For Your Lady (PHOTO)? by zendy: 5:42am On Aug 13, 2015
I can do this but it has to be for a good reason such as if my woman has an injury, busy with both hands etc. I'm not going to do it because I'm "Romantic" or to show my "Love". Not a chance in hell.
Politics › Re: Our Plan Is To Actualize Biafra By December- Nnamdi Kanu by zendy: 6:51pm On Aug 12, 2015
[b]Nnamdi Kanu is right about one thing. Nigeria is an illegal entity. There is no such thing as a 'Nigerian'. What we have is just a group if people who are answering a slave name bestowed on them by Lugard. A contraption created by the British in their inordinate quest and greed for power and wealth. In the process of creating this fraud people call "Nigeria", the British forced incompatible ethnic groups such as Igbo/Yoruba/Hausa together. The result has been unhealthy ethnic based rivalry for political control that has claimed millions of lives. It is self evident that Nigeria does not work as a nation. This country built on the alter of a British inspired fraud must be put to an end. Let everybody go and form their country instead of deceiving our selves that we are one. We cannot be one just because the White came from Britain to tell us so. Nigeria is a monumental fraud!!

I'm a proud Igbo man who will not answer the illegal identity tag known as "a Nigerian" which was imposed on me by the White man. If I must answer any name, it will be the one I willingly accept and I accept Biafra.

I am a Biafran.[/b]
Politics › Re: The Truth About FFK: Yemisi Wada’s Camp Rips Femi Olu-Kayode Apart - TheElitesng by zendy: 6:19pm On Aug 12, 2015
A lot of people have come online, even on YouTube, to claim that FFK is a drug addict. I'm starting to think this maybe true.
Politics › Re: The Greatest Heist In Modern History ...in Nigeria by zendy: 2:19pm On Aug 12, 2015
I live by conviction that it is ticking time bomb to keep people as incompatible as Igbos/Yorubas/Hausa-Fulani together. Everything that has happened since 1960 to date points to this fact. I do not need a soothsayer to know that the country is heading down the road of disintegration. I can't help but wonder that if Yorubas and Igbos had been compatible, they could have made one hell'uva team. We look to the future and what it brings.
Politics › Re: Photo: Throwback Photo Of Buhari As Governor In 1975, So Handsome by zendy: 8:25am On Aug 12, 2015
maoolakanm:
Time and chances happens to ALL.But some like PMB used each opportunity well while people like GEJ not only abused the chance but lost every goodwill because of his incompetence.
One reason why history will judge GEJ kindly over Buhari is that GEJ became president through a democratic process. GEJ never had to carry a gun to shoot his way to national limelight like Buhari. Buhari on the other hand was involved in 3 major coups , two of which were bloody. When a man makes his name through a bloody activity like coups, I'm not going to praise that man for committing a highly treasonable act. What makes Buharis case worse is that he overthrew a democratically elected Government to become military head of state. In advanced countries, they would thrown him in jail for this treasonable act after democracy is restored. But Nigeria is what it is.
Politics › Re: Photo: Throwback Photo Of Buhari As Governor In 1975, So Handsome by zendy: 8:06am On Aug 12, 2015
LouisVanGaal:
Mention 1 single past Head of state that didnt engage directly or indirectly in coup ploTtinghuh
Coup plotting is a treasonable offence, it is a crime. Anyone who participates in it should not be praised for indulging in criminality.
Politics › Re: Photo: Throwback Photo Of Buhari As Governor In 1975, So Handsome by zendy: 8:02am On Aug 12, 2015
ojinuocheibi:
thank God for nairaland for giving foolish people an opportunity to air their stupidity.
Instead of making cheap crass comments like that, counter what I said with something superior or shut up.
Politics › Re: Are Afikpo People Igbos? by zendy: 7:56am On Aug 12, 2015
I have to admit that the Izzi/Ezza/Afikpo dialects are the toughest to understand but they are 100% Igbo. What I usually advice anyone who goes there but cant follow is to ask them to switch to central Igbo.
Politics › Re: Am Beginning To Have Double Mind On This Biafran Ish by zendy: 6:17am On Aug 12, 2015
In Biafra, there will always be freedom of religion. So never give up on the ambition of attaining your own sovereign nation because it I is a noble cause. It is far better than being a Nigerian because to be a 'Nigerian' is to answer a 'slave name' handed down by the White man.
Politics › Re: Photo: Throwback Photo Of Buhari As Governor In 1975, So Handsome by zendy: 6:05am On Aug 12, 2015
wallex1983:
Beauty runs in their family really....... The wife, the daughter, even the son. Have you seen their pictures lately?
Did you elect him for his beauty or because he can do any better than Jonathan?
Politics › Re: Photo: Throwback Photo Of Buhari As Governor In 1975, So Handsome by zendy: 5:59am On Aug 12, 2015
The man owes everything he is in life to being a highly successful coup plotter. Except the last presidential elections, Buhari has never achieved anything on merit. Here, he is rewarded as Governor after helping Murtala Mohammed overthrow Gowon. If Buhari had never joined the Army where he could perpetrate his "coup plotting" skills, he probably would have just another Fulani cattle rearer we see on the expressway. Military adventure into politics has thrown up people who have no business being in Governance.
Politics › Re: Great Igbo Human Achievements. A Compendium. by zendy: 10:05pm On Aug 11, 2015
AnambraDota:
I don't know why your trying so hard to claim Ikwerre people, is there any Ikwerre person that own a MFB or a filling station anywhere in Nigeria that will make somebody to want to be with them.

Which Ikwerre indigene is internationally known or has done something spectacular, why are you bend on attaching to these people, what value do you think you can derive from them if not insults huhhuh?
I'm not trying to claim Ikwere, if those ones like, they can claim to come from planet Mars. That's their business. What I do not like is the hypocrisy of the whole thing. If a person is not Igbo, they should go and find their own distinct language and their own distinct surnames instead stealing it from other people and making spurious claims.
Politics › Re: Great Igbo Human Achievements. A Compendium. by zendy: 9:15pm On Aug 11, 2015
jpphilips:
Since they have told you emphatically where they belong, why don't you face your Biafra to Adamawa? Most of you Rodents of Nnamdi kalu, I feel sorry for most of you, Ojukwu did not forget the battle of Portharcourt and so shall Kalu meet his surprise when the time comes.
Carve a Biafra without a sea port, without oil and build the Jericho that will marvel the zoo.
I have said it countless times that the average Igbo man on the street have no idea where his interest lie.
Same way they were forming APGA-PDP when their mates were forming APC, we are watching.
I see you have a penchant for talking nonsense. I asked a question here and you are talking off-point. If you meet a person who's language is Igbo and has an Igbo surname, is this person Igbo? I know many Ikwere who are proud to be Igbo while others reject there 'Igbones' because of oil. People like you are just after the Oil of the South-South people that's why you would be happy for the Ikwere Man to forget his Igbo identity. Let me tell you something, these people will choose Biafra over Nigeria any day because in truth, they gain nothing from Nigeria. Wether you like it or not, we Igbos and our kith and kin are going to leave this "Whiteman fabricated camp" you people call 'Nigeria' and there's nothing anyone can do about it. Biafra is not negotiable.
Politics › Re: Great Igbo Human Achievements. A Compendium. by zendy: 9:04pm On Aug 11, 2015
jpphilips:
Ikwerre man speaks Igbo? Comedian General, Nairaland association of psychotic minds.
Being a morron is not an admirable trait. I have been going to Ikwere land since 2000. What the they speak is unadulterated Igbo. Their Igbo is even clearer than some communities in the SE.
Politics › Re: Photos Of Flood In Ariaria Market (a Line) Aba, Abia State by zendy: 2:16pm On Aug 11, 2015
I hope that Alex Otti reclaims his stolen mandate because Abia state has really suffered in the hands of PDP.
Politics › Re: Former Kogi Governor, Abubakar Audu Handcuffed By EFCC by zendy: 1:16pm On Aug 11, 2015
NaijaTalkTown:
You are wrong. If you gree, then you are on your own. I no go follow you argue wetin you no know.
If you don't know something just say you don't know. Abubakar Audu was Governor of Kogi state in 1992 and again in 1999
Politics › Re: Former Kogi Governor, Abubakar Audu Handcuffed By EFCC by zendy: 1:02pm On Aug 11, 2015
NaijaTalkTown:
1999 - 2003 is two times? Smh
He was Governor long before 1999
Celebrities › Re: Genevieve Nnaji Hangs Out At Her Favourite Spot In London (Photo) by zendy: 12:45pm On Aug 11, 2015
The woman is enjoying her life, making money, traveling round the world. And some people are more interested in her getting married to guy who will put an end to all that.
Romance › Re: 10 Reasons Why Serious Minded Guys Look Away From Ladies In Their Early Twenties by zendy: 12:39pm On Aug 11, 2015
I'm in my 30's. I dated a 22 year old girl a couple of year ago. Big mistake. I'm not gonna say that all 22 year old girls are flop-heads who can't see beyond their nose but if a girl tells she is any thing less than 25 now, I run the other way.

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