dayokanu:

No wonder a TYibo man is always considered inferior, No one would even allow you to rule, they know Igbos are too m0r0nic to rule anyone, Ppl would rather chose an ijaw, a berom over Igbos

The generation of slaves





Thats what everyone sees Igbos as, harlots always for the highest bidder. Shameless people

Always getting fuucked First by Hausa, then by beroms, Later by Benjamin Adekunle and later their Ikemba became the Jizz guzzler for IBB and Abacha, now they are getting shafted again by Ijaws

When would Igbos shed this slave and harlot gene?

TroGunn:

Don't bother with the interview. U won't pass - way too dumb.

Litmus: During the time of coups and counter coups in Nigeria and during the final transition to civilian rule in Nigeria and several other African countries, Western Nations advised that countries like Nigeria should cut military forces. The facilitating argument ran that a reduced military would be more professional, there'd be less of the ill discipline, agitation and hubris that led soldiers to aspire beyond their remit. I hoped Nigeria would not heed these advice but we did and reduced our military. I believe that a Nation like Nigeria needs a large army, at least half a million strong and we need federal as well as state police.

Once upon a time, because our superstructure was weak, people enjoyed unprecedented freedom. For the most part, strong cultural influences informed our depositions, making us amicable, friendly well meaning people. For this reason, the Dangerous Freedom that we enjoyed caused no harm. However, once Nigeria's human resources developed to the stage were the Nation Nigeria needed to make the leap into a more mature polity, like other nations of its class, Brazil, China, India, and we failed to do so, then we headed for trouble.

Today Nigerians are too big for Nigeria. The state has to catch up and take control or we are all headed for calamity worst than anything in the past. Nigeria needs a Larger Army, State and Federal police, Taxes, better Border Management etc. Sadly, we have reached a point, in our development as a nation, whereby we need to pay for freedom.

dayokanu:


Did I hear outdo?

The last time we went to war we knew the ones who ran like biatches and are still crying 40+ years after

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Take that Bitchhess

EFFRAKATA: Yakubu Gowon where art thou?

aryzgreat:


After real men have fought war, women gather to tell the story (my popular igbo proverb) Olodo who are d "we" please elaborate on the "we" how i wish the war was btwn biafra and these kpomo loud mouthed tiger whisker faced yoriba cowards, u all would av gone extinct lyk d dynasur. For your info, three years war by nigeria plus foreign allies against defenceless people in a small land mass area shows how sturbbon and resilience the people could be in the face of oppression. 3 years is not 3 months! we await the day u cowards will push us to a fyt, we will remind u that the tiger's spot is indellible. This is not a matter of jumping up and down like praying mantis while boxing in the air.

dayokanu:

And what about Igbo soldiers who killed defenceless civilians in their bedrooms? We should assume that one never happened?

The day a Igbo man ever takes responsibilty that day they would see changes

Everything wrong with them must have someone to be blamed if its not hausa, its yoruba, Its Ijaw its berom


If u werent such a dolt, you will realize that there is a cause and effect in the activities of men. I aint gonna join issues with ur sorry slowpoke a.ss, but all i gat to say is, for the middle belt infantry that killed defenseless civillians in their millions, for the westerners that believed that starvation is a legit instrument of war, una go see how dem define nemesis. Many more will have to suffer, many more will have to die, dont ask me why. As for ur Adekunle, all he had was brawn not brain and Hediot that you are, more than 20yrs after, the games have changed, if u doubt it, lets get back to d battle field. There is a word called venom, ever heard of it? I have not forgotten or forgiven. Fwool.
if not Sardauna, its Awolowo, or Gowon or Saro-Wiwa. What a bunch of cry babies sucks to be Igbo for real.

Let 1967 repeat itself and the response would be same

Adekunle is wasting to pummel you once again

dayokanu:

Have you asked where is Azikwe who begged for the North and South to be joined together?

Have you asked for Nzeogwu and ig=feajuna who killed other leaders and spared theirs

Have you asked for Ojuku who senselessly drove millions to a mindless war armed with catapult

Have you asked ojuku why he ran away saving his own neck coming back to claim his own propeties and leaving other Ibos to die?

Ileke-IdI:
And they say that Nigerians in Diaspora are suffering abroad. They say make we come home to work, to "enjoy".

Ehnnnn, God forbid!! They want us to become sufferheads like them because misery needs company

dayokanu:

Have you asked where is Azikwe who begged for the North and South to be joined together?

Have you asked for Nzeogwu and ig=feajuna who killed other leaders and spared theirs

Have you asked for Ojuku who senselessly drove millions to a mindless war armed with catapult

Have you asked ojuku why he ran away saving his own neck coming back to claim his own propeties and leaving other Ibos to die?

careytommy: Would have been surprised if it had happened later than 24hrs. The message in kaduna south was loud and clear!

Litmus: During the time of coups and counter coups in Nigeria and during the final transition to civilian rule in Nigeria and several other African countries, Western Nations advised that countries like Nigeria should cut military forces. The facilitating argument ran that a reduced military would be more professional, there'd be less of the ill discipline, agitation and hubris that led soldiers to aspire beyond their remit. I hoped Nigeria would not heed these advice but we did and reduced our military. I believe that a Nation like Nigeria needs a large army, at least half a million strong and we need federal as well as state police.

Once upon a time, because our superstructure was weak, people enjoyed unprecedented freedom. For the most part, strong cultural influences informed our depositions, making us amicable, friendly well meaning people. For this reason, the Dangerous Freedom that we enjoyed caused no harm. However, once Nigeria's human resources developed to the stage were the Nation Nigeria needed to make the leap into a more mature polity, like other nations of its class, Brazil, China, India, and we failed to do so, then we headed for trouble.

Today Nigerians are too big for Nigeria. The state has to catch up and take control or we are all headed for calamity worst than anything in the past. Nigeria needs a Larger Army, State and Federal police, Taxes, better Border Management etc. Sadly, we have reached a point, in our development as a nation, whereby we need to pay for freedom.