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Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by Nobody: 10:58pm On Jun 23, 2012
ACM10:

Far from it!
I left to attend to some urgent functions. You must have been surprised by the ease with which I exposed your Brixtonyute id. That explains why u decided to spam this thread with your boring comments.
I also discovered that your IQ is on par withthat of my tenage cousin. So, I don't feel any need to continue in this meaningless back-and-forte exchange with u. At this point, I gotta hit my ignore button on you. I only respond to intelligent comments. I don't feel the need to continue in this IQ-depressing exchanges with you. Have a field day on this thread.

About IQ lol!!

Your IQ will never be up to mine, even if you attach it to NASA rocket.

I'm head, and shoulders above you in all aspects of my young life.. And you won't attain what I've achieved academically, or otherwise in the next 20years, and that's a FACT!!

Show me the proof! I already proved you're low-life lying scum... Add b!tchy to that, you faggit.
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by Nobody: 10:59pm On Jun 23, 2012
Defend yourself against this:

https://www.nairaland.com/971106/igbo-yoruba-relationship-niger-delta/4

I need to get you fools off my back today, and don't talk to my SN again after this.
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by Nobody: 11:01pm On Jun 23, 2012
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by Nobody: 11:22pm On Jun 23, 2012
I'm signing out with Drake - "diss me, or attack, and you won't get a reply."

Off with this, escobar season, b!tchy and emotional he/she.. undecided

[size=14pt]Nas - Hate Me Now[/size]


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2-rN-98kFQ
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by noiseless: 12:53am On Jun 24, 2012
Why is he crying sheding crocodile tears, what happened to the odua soja? well son, learn not to bite more than you can actually chew, and i shall be keeping my eyes on these multiple hate spreading ids of yours.
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by OneNaira6: 12:55am On Jun 24, 2012
shymmex: ^^^^Blah blah blah fvcking faggit!! No wonder your part of the country is the homo capital, homo region..

I'm everyone, fvck off my back - and stop stalking, booty bandit... I don't do that homo shyte you guys do over there.

Noone on this website would say I did not try to be nice to this guy and not repeat the same exposing sh1t I did along time ago but he continue to beg for it so first I'll post the thread where I did the first exposing

https://www.nairaland.com/910317/fearless-acn-hits-back-jonathan/6#10570419

You'll think hey he'll change the writing style a bit since its the give away and the reason he got busted the first time nope this dude continues to do the same thing as well follows

Bittenyend
Since, you don't know the difference between flooding and erosion - I'm not surprised you grouped non-igbos - who have no love lost for ndigbos as your brothers... Great Ogboru, Mukoro, and Gideon Orkar don't like Igbo people - yet you still called them your brothers... What's your IQ again??
https://www.nairaland.com/920144/niger-delta-orkar-coup-capt

Arole_odua
Like I said earlier, Ibos are not known to be smart... How can you compare EROSION, with FLOODING?? What's your qualification again?? I hope you're not still in Secondary school.

EROSION: The group of natural processes, including weathering, dissolution, abrasion, corrosion, and transportation, by which material is worn away from the earth's surface.

FLOODING: An overflowing of water onto land that is normally dry.

Omo ibo OLODO.
https://www.nairaland.com/917560/67-igbos-poor-compared-59.1/3#10626515

Shymmex
What's the difference between flooding and erosion?

Step up IQ up, before challenging me - and keep my SN out of your mouth?
Your pops must be very slow to have to have a kid with down syndrome like you...

Maybe, you need to take your meds, and re-read my post, silly goat.

And I told you to stop stalking me everyday, with your low IQ.. If you don't know the difference between flood, and erosion - stay away from me with your down syndrome..
https://www.nairaland.com/949599/went-england-spoke-american-why#10949450

Amazing how three individuals of no relationship using the same insults. Oh wait, yes it has to do with they all grew up in England. (I just slapped a sociologist with this sh1t)

Continue.
Bittenyend
https://www.nairaland.com/914916/why-should-south-south-political/1#10601243

shymmexx
https://www.nairaland.com/935297/aregbesola-calls-ministry-northern-affairs/3#10801065

Read this interaction between Ejine and the two supposedly "different ids", little wonder why the arguments tend to result to english 101 and the individual doing so is not Ejine

LMFAO

Another

shymmexx
I'm back, yo!!!

This fool called Ejine Ajene is ANIOCHA, and they produce no oil.... Ndokwa produces negligible oil by the way, so they're basically still parasitic people....

Only the Itsekiris, Ilajes, and Ijaws in Delta state can lay claim to the oil wealth there...

One Nigeria!!
https://www.nairaland.com/935297/aregbesola-calls-ministry-northern-affairs/3#10801065

Bittenyend
https://www.nairaland.com/891182/anioma-isoko-ika-urhobo-parasites

arole_odua
It's funny how Igbo claim SS as well.

All the Igbo regions in SS don't have a single drop of oil, so you guys can't claim nothing over there.

Itsekiris, Ijaws and Ilajes own all the Oil in Delta State.

Ijaws own all the oil in Bayelsa.

Ogonis and Ikwerres own all the oil in Rivers.

Ibibio and Annangs own all the oil in Akwa Ibom.

Igbo parasites, get a life.
https://www.nairaland.com/914916/why-should-south-south-political/1#10601244

Interesting. Though writing style differ, the intention of the writing are the same but yet they are different individuals and well that three "supposedly different" are clueless on the same fact. Is it a disease or is it just the same person?

And of course I had to add this, 1diot accusing innocent little nnenna of being ekwy_nwa after he accused me of begin evident in the first thread.
https://www.nairaland.com/927082/yoruba-group-threatens-revenge-against/23

https://www.nairaland.com/927082/yoruba-group-threatens-revenge-against/24

Compare the insults from him on this thread with the ones from another man " grin"

https://www.nairaland.com/919123/yoruba-re-endangered-species-north#10641147
https://www.nairaland.com/918904/bleeped-100-chics-different-nationalities#10638397
https://www.nairaland.com/961127/nigerian-girl-south-african-girl#11078461
https://www.nairaland.com/959245/haterz/2#11055839
https://www.nairaland.com/959245/haterz/2#11055827

Someone really loves the term "homo, dyck, faggit and stalking"

Poor thing. Can't believe you are still on this thread crying. Jeez dude I left and came back and you are still up in here and still denying the obvious
Wow dude grow some balls
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by OneNaira6: 12:58am On Jun 24, 2012
Onlytruth:

I tried to contact you by clicking the "send email" link.
Well, you can contact me at ezendigbo_nl@hushmail.com
Thanks bro. wink

Hey bro

I'm trying to send something but I'm unsure what you want me to send you.
If you don't mind, can you example of what my input is needed upon.
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by Nobody: 1:50am On Jun 24, 2012
Bwahahahaha

If I'm arole_odua and bittyend, then I'm definitely your real biological pops - and your mum must have been one the whores I shagged, and spayed her face..

Ask your mum about me, and she will tell you how I shagged her wheel barrow style, your gay son of a dirty LovePeddler.. undecided
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by noiseless: 2:43am On Jun 24, 2012
Where the hell is my beautiful sis "oguguo88" to come rescue her hate filled smooth criminal wanna be, before he lays his hands on some OTAPIAPIA and commit suicide, i can smell it.
shymmex: Bwahahahaha

If I'm arole_odua and bittyend, then I'm definitely your real biological pops - and your mum must have been one the whores I shagged, and spayed her face..

Ask your mum about me, and she will tell you how I shagged her wheel barrow style, your gay son of a dirty LovePeddler.. undecided
Where the hell is my beautiful sis "oguguo88" to come rescue her hate filled smooth criminal wanna be, before he lays his hands on some OTAPIAPIA and commit suicide, i can smell it.

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Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by Nobody: 5:45am On Jun 24, 2012
shymmex:

Show me the post where I said I was brixtonyute?? Show me a proof, you silly goats!!

You inbred bastards, insecurity is why your whole tribe almost got wiped off the planet...

When the next war begin, I'll definitely take the role of Adekunle this time around, you annoying dumb fvcks..

It's been a long time I comment on nl I will certainly admit that there is less hateful words here
unlike past years, things really change a little bit.

Emm to shymmex, hey bro, are you not the guy from Peckham that claim his father own Lagos not yorubas lol.I still
remember you,as for your words above tho it's annoying cos I'm Igbo but you ain't first to make such statement, one username
Bluetooth has said worst or is it queen of ekiti Ileke, she too around 2010 has screamed that several times but it so shameful that
nothing had been done yet since then, now you too screaming as if there re no Igbo in Peckham ? Why not start with someone nearer
then come back and I promise someone will give you some respect.
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by Nobody: 5:48am On Jun 24, 2012
Toaskarity:

It's been a long time I comment on nl I will certainly admit that there is less hateful words here
unlike past years, things really change a little bit.

Emm to shymmex, hey bro, are you not the guy from Peckham that claim his father own Lagos not yorubas lol.I still
remember you,as for your words above tho it's annoying cos I'm Igbo but you ain't first to make such statement, one username
Bluetooth has said worst or is it queen of ekiti Ileke, she too around 2010 has screamed that several times but it so shameful that
nothing had been done yet since then, now you too screaming as if there re no Igbo in Peckham ? Why not start with someone nearer
then come back and I promise someone will give you some respect.

King of clown, stop that nonsense about you not been posting for a while.

You sure can multitask; ruling over your clown kingdom and posting under several IDs.
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by Nobody: 6:09am On Jun 24, 2012
Ileke-IdI:


King of clown, stop that nonsense about you not been posting for a while.

You sure can multitask; ruling over your clown kingdom and posting under several IDs.

Queen of clown. You are awake at this time in amelika? hmm, spinster queen like you for that matter angry

Who cares if you think I have multi Id or whatever! Emm iwhere is ur other Id LASINO.
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by Nobody: 6:10am On Jun 24, 2012
Yawn.
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by Nobody: 6:15am On Jun 24, 2012
Lol another new word y'll use to skip a reply.
I read where alj harem used it too now you learning
From him. Lol
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by Deadlytruth(m): 6:03am On Mar 20, 2016
This is my own little contribution:
There is a general consensus among all southern Nigerians (SE, SS and SW) today that the remotest cause of Nigeria's disunity and failure is the North's born-to-rule philosophy which was invented by Ahmadu Bello and propagated into the consciousness of the average Northerner so much that they imbibed it and lived by it till today.
However, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, a member of the born-to-rule Northern oligarchy made an analysis on Nigeria woes and in it heaped blames on both Yorubas and Igbos but, in an obvious characteristically dishonest attitude of a typical ruling class Northerner, reserved no single blame for his own North for propagating the anti-democracy born-to-rule philosophy which seriously undermined and most severely damaged the foundation of our democracy, yet Igbos are referencing that very speech to make a case against Yorubas. I find it disingenuous on the part of Igbos.
Moreover SLS lied for claiming that Yorubas were guilty of the first attempt to take over power by unconstitutional means in his obvious reference to Awo's alleged coup. The actual first and successful attempt to bypass constitutional provisions to take over power was by the Hausa-Igbo collusion of Zik/Balewa/Ahmadu Bello NPC-NCNC coalition government when they re-appointed their ally and stooge, Akintola, as premier of the Western Region without any election as against the Western Region's constitution then. Were they expecting Awolowo the victim to fold his arms and watch the federal government lead with bad examples? Was it not still the same Hausa-Igbo coalition that first disobeyed the Privy Council thereby setting the stage for lawlessness? Nzeogwu/Ifeajuna coup was justified on the strength of these lawless acts by the Ahmadu Bello/Zik/Balewa government. Only the manner Ifeajuna executed the Lagos aspect made nonsense of the whole show. I wish Nzeogwu handled the Lagos axis of it, the story of the coup and Nigeria in general might have been different.

However the posers put forward by the OP that Zik blighted the future of the South with his countless alliances and rather worthless compromises with the North remain unaddressed by our Igbo brothers. If Zik had not been so naive to keep seeking the inclusion of the North as part of Nigeria, the question of Awolowo staging a coup, Biafra War decimating Igbos, Ojukwu did this and that, today's Yoruba vs Igbo antipathy and all what not would not have been. Zik messed up the entire South, simple and Short!

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Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by sleepingTROUBLE: 7:39am On Mar 20, 2016
aljharem:
No matter how hard yoruba try to explain to the Igbos, they would never understand. All we hear is Awo this Awo that. It was recently discovered that ojukwu even joined a northern party. If it was Yoruba, watch as they would shout traitor etc.

This is one thing I utmost dislike about Igbos on Nairaland, apart from that I am fine with them but hypocrisy.

No matter how loved Awolowo is in the SW, yorubas would not protect his image if he did something wrong. It is not the first time we have seen some Young yoruba boys and girls coming on Nairaland apologising for what they know nothing about because they do not understand where the hate is coming from.

I for one have always understood this whether SS/Niger-delta agree to it or not. There is no other reason why I come on Nairaland because I know that if lies are allowed to fly for years, it would become the truth.

When I see young men not understanding this, it is very painful. It was Nnamdi and Ojukwu that sold the south a very long time ago. Now Middle-belt, South-south are just dancing to the tune Igbos set for them. Yorubas are still Igbos best allies and best friends no matter how much Igbos hate us and they know it.

Deep in every Igbo tribalist and biafran's hate/heart, they know that Yorubas would never intentional do anything to hurt them or destroy there political career. That is why when Nairaland Igbos talk they insult us as cowards or other silly statements like we own 70 % of the SW vote etc. Time and time again yoruba just look and turn the other side, I doubt if any other group can do that without causing trouble.

All in all, whether they chose to believe or not is completely upto them. I am interested in all Yorubas to know the exact thing that went on and understand the politics of the time.
crap
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by Toosure70: 8:55am On Mar 20, 2016
Mrchippychappy:
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You get sense at all?
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by BlackTechnology: 10:15am On Mar 20, 2016
Deadlytruth:
This is my own little contribution:
There is a general consensus among all southern Nigerians (SE, SS and SW) today that the remotest cause of Nigeria's disunity and failure is the North's born-to-rule philosophy which was invented by Ahmadu Bello and propagated into the consciousness of the average Northerner so much that they imbibed it and lived by it till today.
However, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, a member of the born-to-rule Northern oligarchy made an analysis on Nigeria woes and in it heaped blames on both Yorubas and Igbos but, in an obvious characteristically dishonest attitude of a typical ruling class Northerner, reserved no single blame for his own North for propagating the anti-democracy born-to-rule philosophy which seriously undermined and most severly damaged the foundation of our democracy, yet Igbos are referencing that very speech to make a case against Yorubas. I find it disingenuous on the part of Igbos.
Moreover SLS lied for claiming that Yorubas were guilty of the first attempt to take over power by unconstitutional means in his obvious reference to Awo's alleged coup. The actual first and successful attempt to bypass constitutional provisions to take over power was by the Hausa-Igbo collusion of Zik/Balewa/Ahmadu Bello NPC-NCNC coalition government when they re-appointed their ally and stooge, Akintola, as premier of the Western Region without any election as against the Western Region's constitution then. Were they expecting Awolowo the victim to fold his arms and watch the federal government lead with bad examples? Was it not still the same Hausa-Igbo coalition that first disobeyed the Privy Council thereby setting the stage for lawlessness? Nzeogwu/Ifeajuna coup was justified on the strength of these lawless acts by the Ahmadu Bello/Zik/Balewa government. Only the manner Ifeajuna executed the Lagos aspect made nonsense of the whole show. I wish Nzeogwu handled the Lagos axis of it, the story of the coup and Nigeria in general might have been different.

However the posers put forward by the OP that Zik blighted the future of the South with his countless alliances and rather worthless compromises with the North remain unaddressed by our Igbo brothers. If Zik had not been so naively to keep seeking the inclusion of the North as part of Nigeria, the question of Awolowo staging a coup, Biafra War decimating Igbos, Ojukwu did this and that, today's Yoruba vs Igbo antipathy and all what not would not have been. Zik messed up the entire South, simple and Short!


Which Southern tribe betrayed the SS(Jonathan).?

Which Southern tribe supported the Southern unity through Jonathan.?

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Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by BlackTechnology: 10:16am On Mar 20, 2016
sleepingTROUBLE:
crap

Don't mind him
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by BlackTechnology: 10:18am On Mar 20, 2016
aljharem:
No matter how hard yoruba try to explain to the Igbos, they would never understand. All we hear is Awo this Awo that. It was recently discovered that ojukwu even joined a northern party. If it was Yoruba, watch as they would shout traitor etc.

This is one thing I utmost dislike about Igbos on Nairaland, apart from that I am fine with them but hypocrisy.

No matter how loved Awolowo is in the SW, yorubas would not protect his image if he did something wrong. It is not the first time we have seen some Young yoruba boys and girls coming on Nairaland apologising for what they know nothing about because they do not understand where the hate is coming from.

I for one have always understood this whether SS/Niger-delta agree to it or not. There is no other reason why I come on Nairaland because I know that if lies are allowed to fly for years, it would become the truth.

When I see young men not understanding this, it is very painful. It was Nnamdi and Ojukwu that sold the south a very long time ago. Now Middle-belt, South-south are just dancing to the tune Igbos set for them. Yorubas are still Igbos best allies and best friends no matter how much Igbos hate us and they know it.

Deep in every Igbo tribalist and biafran's hate/heart, they know that Yorubas would never intentional do anything to hurt them or destroy there political career. That is why when Nairaland Igbos talk they insult us as cowards or other silly statements like we own 70 % of the SW vote etc. Time and time again yoruba just look and turn the other side, I doubt if any other group can do that without causing trouble.

All in all, whether they chose to believe or not is completely upto them. I am interested in all Yorubas to know the exact thing that went on and understand the politics of the time.


Which Southern tribe betrayed the South under the platform of Jonathan

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Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by albany231: 10:45am On Mar 20, 2016
BlackTechnology:



Which Southern tribe betrayed the South under the platform of Jonathan

Lazy illiterate, was there any agreement in the South on GEJ. You sit in your smelly room to post jargons daily, dont you have shame?

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Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by Deadlytruth(m): 12:03pm On Mar 20, 2016
BlackTechnology:



Which Southern tribe betrayed the SS(Jonathan).?

Which Southern tribe supported the Southern unity through Jonathan.?

Betrayal of Southern unity started with Zik (an Igbo). If Zik had not laid the precedent no other southern tribe would have carried it further.
On the issue of Jonathan: what you need to understand is that the Southern Solidarity includes the middle belt as well because the South/middle alliance gave GEJ the presidency in 2011. It was therefore Jonathan himself who even betrayed the Southern Unity Question by marginalizing the SW and repeatedly harassing them with soldiers despite the fact that only the SW risked forming the SNG group which poured out in the streets of Lagos to press for GEJ's ascendancy to power against the Yaradua cabal made up of politicians of NW and his own SS brother like Ibori. Also the SW voted massively for him in 2011 but he let them down by later harassing them with soldiers, releasing Al-Mustapha, refusing to convoke a genuine SNG, and insulting their elders. Remember that in 2010 GEJ, without any provocation, declared that the SW was being governed by rascals. However the SW overlooked that when it came to voting time in 2011 and gave him bloc votes. If GEJ were wise, he would have steered a middle course between Yorubas and Igbos knowing fully well that these two tribes don't see eye to eye. But as a SS person who should be neutral he tilted too much towards the Igbos and so lost the Yoruba solidarity he acquired in 2011. Due to his excessive desire to please the Core North he also lost all the middle-belt states he won in 2011. He surrounded himself with useless advisers in a manner reminiscent of Ironsi. Also at a time the public was suspicious of the Northern elite as being at the root of BH Jonathan sacked a fellow SS man, Azazi, as NSA and replaced him with Dasuki a Northerner. Was that any tribe's fault? In fact the most annoying of it all was that he adopted the name of the very Azikiwe who repeatedly sold the South to the North indicating he was coming to do same which he really did. It was all his fault. The SW did not betray him at all but only acted to survive his onslaught against them.

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Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by BlackTechnology: 12:14pm On Mar 20, 2016
Deadlytruth:


Betrayal of Southern unity started with Zik (an Igbo). If Zik had not laid the precedent no other southern tribe would have carried it further.
On the issue of Jonathan: what you need to understand is that the Southern Solidarity includes the middle belt as well because the South/middle alliance gave GEJ the presidency in 2011. It was therefore Jonathan himself who even betrayed the Southern Unity Question by marginalizing the SW and repeatedly harassing them with soldiers despite the fact that only the SW risked forming the SNG group which poured out in the streets of Lagos to press for GEJ's ascendancy to power against the Yaradua cabal made up of politicians of NW and his own SS brother like Ibori. Also the SW voted massively for him in 2011 but he let them down by later harassing them with soldiers, releasing Al-Mustapha, refusing to convoke a genuine SNG, and insulting their elders. Remember that in 2010 GEJ, without any provocation, declared that the SW was being governed by rascals. However the SW overlooked that when it came to voting time in 2011 and gave him bloc votes. If GEJ were wise, he would have steered a middle course between Yorubas and Igbos knowing fully well that these two tribes don't see eye to eye. But as a SS person who should be neutral he tilted too much towards the Igbos and so lost the Yoruba solidarity he acquired in 2011. Due to his excessive desire to please the Core North he also lost all the middle-belt states he won in 2011. He surrounded himself with useless advisers in a manner reminiscent of Ironsi. Also at a time the public was suspicious of the Northern elite as being at the root of BH Jonathan sacked a fellow SS man, Azazi, as NSA and replaced him with Dasuki a Northerner. Was that any tribe's fault? In fact the most annoying of it all was that he adopted the name of the very Azikiwe who repeatedly sold the South to the North indicating he was coming to do same which he really did. It was all his fault. The SW did not betray him at all but only acted to survive his onslaught against them.


Why did Awo pulled out of NCNC after the death of Herbert Macaulay (Yoruba) and the takeover by Azikwe.?


Awo was the first traitor if you care to read about NCNC and Herbert Macaulay
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by Deadlytruth(m): 12:57pm On Mar 20, 2016
BlackTechnology:



Why did Awo pulled out of NCNC after the death of Herbert Macaulay (Yoruba) and the takeover by Azikwe.?


Awo was the first traitor if you care to read about NCNC and Herbert Macaulay

You can't pull out of what you don't belong to. Awo NEVER belonged to NCNC at any time let alone pull out of it. Awolowo, as a strong federalist, loathed NCNC completely as NCNC's political philosophy was built on unitary system advocacy smuggled into it by Zik. It was actually Zik who pulled out of NYM because a Niger Deltan supported by Awo defeated a Yoruba man supported by Zik himself. That means Zik hated Niger Deltans with a passion. Remember NYM was formed by youths on the consensus and agreement that Herbert Macaulay's NNDP was not radical enough in its call for independence. Zik agreed with those Youths' reasoning and joined NYM on return from Ghana, so NNDP died. But after the victory of the Niger Deltan Ernest Okoli in the NYM election, Zik pulled out of NYM in protest and went back to join the newly formed NCNC of the same Herbert Macaulay whom the youths including Zik had all initially agreed was not radical enough in his ideas and approach to independence. That was Zik's first act of treachery which made Awolowo and Ita Eyo disband NYM and went their separate ways to form AG and NIP respectively.
In 1949 Zik also refused to show up on the day he was billed and he himself had earlier accepted to be the speaker at a public symposium to press for independence and criticize the colonial masters. After waiting for him in vain by the other Southern youths that day Anthony Enahoro had to take up the gauntlet impromptu and he spoke against the whites. He got arrested and locked up, and the next morning on being interviewed by British journalists Zik declared that Enahoro and all the other youths who organized the symposium were suffering from youthful exuberance. When Enahoro regained his freedom he broke ranks with Zik and for the first time joined Awolowo's AG and published a book titled "Zik: sinner or saint". That was another betrayal of the Southern course by Zik. Go and find out.
Another set of Igbo men, Ojukwu and Ironsi betrayed the Niger Delta for Zik's one Nigeria when they crushed Isaac Adaka Boro's declaration of Niger Delta Republic.,
However the question still remains: If Zik had not laid the precedent of betraying the Southern interest repeatedly would any other part of the South be doing so today? Simple questions need simple Yes or No.

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Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by BlackTechnology: 4:07pm On Mar 20, 2016
Deadlytruth:


You can't pull out of what you don't belong to. Awo NEVER belonged to NCNC at any time let alone pull out of it. Awolowo, as a strong federalist, loathed NCNC completely as NCNC's political philosophy was built on unitary system advocacy smuggled into it by Zik. It was actually Zik who pulled out of NYM because a Niger Deltan supported by Awo defeated a Yoruba man supported by Zik himself. That means Zik hated Niger Deltans with a passion. Remember NYM was formed by youths on the consensus and agreement that Herbert Macaulay's NNDP was not radical enough in its call for independence. Zik agreed with those Youths' reasoning and joined NYM on return from Ghana, so NNDP died. But after the victory of the Niger Deltan Ernest Okoli in the NYM election, Zik pulled out of NYM in protest and went back to join the newly formed NCNC of the same Herbert Macaulay whom the youths including Zik had all initially agreed was not radical enough in his ideas and approach to independence. That was Zik's first act of treachery which made Awolowo and Ita Eyo disband NYM and went their separate ways to form AG and NIP respectively.
In 1949 Zik also refused to show up on the day he was billed and he himself had earlier accepted to be the speaker at a public symposium to press for independence and criticize the colonial masters. After waiting for him in vain by the other Southern youths that day Anthony Enahoro had to take up the gauntlet impromptu and he spoke against the whites. He got arrested and locked up, and the next morning on being interviewed by British journalists Zik declared that Enahoro and all the other youths who organized the symposium were suffering from youthful exuberance. When Enahoro regained his freedom he broke ranks with Zik and for the first time joined Awolowo's AG and published a book titled "Zik: sinner or saint". That was another betrayal of the Southern course by Zik. Go and find out.
Another set of Igbo men, Ojukwu and Ironsi betrayed the Niger Delta for Zik's one Nigeria when they crushed Isaac Adaka Boro's declaration of Niger Delta Republic.,
However the question still remains: If Zik had not laid the precedent of betraying the Southern interest repeatedly would any other part of the South be doing so today? Simple questions need simple Yes or No.


Go back and read your history properly

After the death of Herbert Macaulay, Awo refused to be led by Azikwe.

History will help you.
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by albany231: 4:27pm On Mar 20, 2016
BlackTechnology:



Why did Awo pulled out of NCNC after the death of Herbert Macaulay (Yoruba) and the takeover by Azikwe.?


Awo was the first traitor if you care to read about NCNC and Herbert Macaulay

Shut up your smelly mouth, you are still a kid and know nothing.

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Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by Deadlytruth(m): 5:59pm On Mar 20, 2016
BlackTechnology:



Go back and read your history properly

After the death of Herbert Macaulay, Awo refused to be led by Azikwe.

History will help you.

You are obviously not sound in History. Let us even assume but not concede that Awolowo once belonged to NCNC. His leaving it was obviously because Zik was building unitarian ideas into it and Awo, an unrepentant federalist, could not tolerate it. How did you expect a federalist to remain in a party that was getting increasingly unitarian in philosophy? Is it not the unitary system Zik wanted that has ruined Nigeria till today? Is Awolowo therefore not vindicated to have abandoned NCNC on account of Zik turning it to a unitarian party? Would you yourself agree to belong to a party openly canvassing for unitary system in the Nigeria of today?
If Awolowo left NCNC because he refused to be led by Zik after Macaulay's death as you claim, then how come that in 1960 the same Awolowo later offered the same Zik the prime minister position with himself as Finance Minister under him? Was that not a scenario under which Awolowo was ready to be led by Zik? Be more holistic and logical in your claims.

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Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by PentiumPro(f): 6:14pm On Mar 20, 2016
Azikiwe, fool in life, fool in grave.
Ojukwu, mad in life, crazy in hell.

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Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by MarysMeal: 6:16pm On Mar 20, 2016
albany231:


Shut up your smelly mouth, you are still a kid and know nothing.

Ignore that little kid called blacktechnology.

He believes all the lies his parents told him under a mango tree .

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Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by BlackTechnology: 7:57pm On Mar 20, 2016
Deadlytruth:


You are obviously not sound in History. Let us even assume but not concede that Awolowo once belonged to NCNC. His leaving it was obviously because Zik was building unitarian ideas into it and Awo, an unrepentant federalist, could not tolerate it. How did you expect a federalist to remain in a party that was getting increasingly unitarian in philosophy? Is it not the unitary system Zik wanted that has ruined Nigeria till today? Is Awolowo therefore not vindicated to have abandoned NCNC on account of Zik turning it to a unitarian party? Would you yourself agree to belong to a party openly canvassing for unitary system in the Nigeria of today?
If Awolowo left NCNC because he refused to be led by Zik after Macaulay's death as you claim, then how come that in 1960 the same Awolowo later offered the same Zik the prime minister position with himself as Finance Minister under him? Was that not a scenario under which Awolowo was ready to be led by Zik? Be more holistic and logical in your claims.
MarysMeal:

Ignore that little kid called blacktechnology.
He believes all the lies his parents told him under a mango tree .

You will know the real reason Awo left NCNC if you put aside your tribal hypocrisy and relearn history again
Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by Deadlytruth(m): 9:17pm On Mar 20, 2016
BlackTechnology:


You will know the real reason Awo left NCNC if you put aside your tribal hypocrisy and relearn history again

It is not about asking me to relearn history. I have supported my own claims with facts and logic but you have kept on talking about me going back to history as if the facts I have supplied you with are events of the present. Why not rather furnish us here with those historical facts known to you alone?
For your information I am not a Yoruba person at all. I have had the course to tell people here many times that I am from the defunct Midwestern Region. Therefore my defence of Awolowo is not based on any tribal sentiments but what my logical mind filtered out as the deadly truth after reading through as many accounts as available to me on Nigeria's political history.
In fact we Midwesterners, now Edo/Delta had and still have misgivings with Yorubas till today over they way they treated us in the old Western Region by calling our representatives in the Western House Kobokobo (a derogatory term meaning unintelligible barbarians) and that accentuated our agitation for our own region which we got. So also we had and still have resentment against Igbos for invading our territory during the war, illegally occupying, killing young men and raping young girls in Benin City, Auchi, Warri, Sapele, Igarra, Lampese; calling us Aboki friends and slaves for refusing to support Biafra notwithstanding the fact that it was Igbos themselves, under Zik's leadership, that first made friends with abokis and gave power to abokis over the entire South, etc. So If I decide to be tribalistic it can't be to the defence of Yorubas or Igbos.
I therefore am just analysing the Yoruba Igbo antipathy as a neutral party and my findings tell me clearly that Igbos are guiltier than Yorubas in the disunity of the South and its enslavement under the Northern hegemony.

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Re: The Igbo And Yoruba Relationship - By Niger Delta Congress by Ariani: 11:54pm On Mar 20, 2016
. If GEJ were wise, he would have steered a middle course between Yorubas and Igbos knowing fully well that these two tribes don't see eye to eye. But as a SS person who should be neutral he tilted too much towards the Igbos and so lost the Yoruba solidarity he acquired in 2011. Due to his excessive desire to please the Core North

Do you mind explaining what you mean by the above vomit.

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