babyosisi: Granted I am no genius of poetry but anybody that makes WS write poetry to fill up Vanguard must certainly be worth much

Ola Johnson: May you see this fine guy/baba in his 30s, 50s and 70s in your dream.

babyosisi:

The man is sexy no doubt
Ijebu men rock
I have already crowned him the sexiest senior citizen alive

T8ksy: Meanwhile, back at the ranch, no one has been able to explain how exactly achebe drew his own country

closer? That's the 64 thousand dollar question o.

fyne_Ijay:
If it disturbs you so much write a letter of protest to President Barack Obama, The Commander in Chief of The United States Armed Forces.

fyne_Ijay:
If it disturbs you so much write a letter of protest to President Barack Obama, The Commander in Chief of The United States Armed Forces.

Ola Johnson:
we know you're not literate, but behave like you're: must you attempt a question that is not forced on you with an answer you know is wrong?

Ola Johnson:
Where did you see that in my quote?

Ola Johnson:
Anybody can be honoured. But this one is coming to a man that is dead; you saying Wole Soyinka could not be honoured, nay celebrated that way does not hold water because he is still alive. Soyinka will be celebrated as a living legend, not as a dead person whom everybody would wish a peaceful rest like Achebe. Meanwhile I'm still reading There Was A Country, noting the lies in it. I just finished where he titled, The Asaba Massacre. CA saw this as bad, if at all it is not hyped, but saw nothing wrong in Joe Achuzia's "Biafran" troops carrying a raid on the the Second Division of the Nigerian Army led by Murtala Muhammad.

Ola Johnson: My reading of Chinua Achebe's There Was A Country, which I just finished, has given me a first hand information and confirmation of the lies some people said are in it when it was just published. Though being objective could not be easy, at least subjectivity should be reduced. But in the case of Chinua Achebe, it was glaring.

7842I:

Thank God, your knowledge has just been enriched by the greatest literary giant in Africa.

Ola Johnson:
Nonsense. It was like reading a tract: no esoteric style.

ACM10:

Omo, no be you make this comment?



I threw the question based on the highlighted portion of your comment. The bolded shows that you do not discriminate between legitimate and illegitimate military targets. Since you have a twisted understanding of legitimate military target, I decided to go to the basics and ask you to "define leitimate military target".

Did Achuzia attack civilians?

Did Murtala Muhammed attack civilians?

austinkenneth:

Be careful how u reply him. He may be here just here to derail this thread.

When we have meaningful discusions on this forum, we should be careful of those who try to throw a thread off topic,so much that the original discussion will be unable to continue even though it may be intentional or unintentional.

7842I:

But you finished the tract of over 400 pages? Bwhahahahahahahah

Achebe described you in his previous book things fall apart, you are like that man that has finished demolishing the plate of akpu and egusi soup before remembering to tell the wife that there is very little salt in the soup

T8ksy: Meanwhile, back at the ranch, no one has been able to explain how exactly achebe drew his own country

closer? That's the 64 thousand dollar question o.