laudate:


This is your warped ideology?? A shot was fired from Garkem, not from the old Midwest region, o ... but the old Midwest had to pay the price?? Wonderful! So why didn't Ojukwu say so in clear terms when he invaded Benin & the rest of the region? Why did he have to lie and claim that he had come to 'liberate' them? Did they send an SOS to him that they were they in bondage?

As for Ore, nobody forced Ojukwu to put Banjo in charge of the Ore expedition. So the blame should be laid on Ojukwu for his failure to put one of his own kith and kin in front, to lead the foray into Ore. Ojukwu's strategy, methods and handling of the war was obviously poor and shoddy.

Qelvin:

I don't believe anything I read online, all the witnesses dead or alive should have written their own versions of what happened, I have learned not to take anything that relates to the unfortunate events of 1966-1970 with a mole of seriousness because it was a time hampered by too much anger, pain, and hatred...anybody could have recounted anything that made more sense to him in order to either led credence to his/her ethnic sentiments or just told plainly outright lies on account of speculation, even the American history is riddled with half truths, and we know they are far more efficient in preserving their own history, you should ask yourself why the civil war and the coup isn't taught in details in Nigerian schools, it should be a syllabus of its own.

laudate:


No need for all this long grammar. Oya, like someone said in a previous post - "Pam killed himself." I am sure that unscripted version will make you sleep better at night. Ndo.

Qelvin:
Let's put it this way, maybe you can see the bigger picture better...I'm on my own, you come to my house and attack me relentlessly, I decided to strike back...but seeing that you are stronger than me, I decide to hurt you back where you are most vulnerable, maybe attacking your loved one and taking hostage of what you love most, you now have what is mine and I have what is yours, remember I didn't start the trouble...you did, so how I'm I in the wrong for taking a stand to save my own head?

Qelvin:
You can make light of it as much as you want, could care less cause your attempt at satire is weak...you believe what makes more sense to you, I believe mine from my own side of the divide...at the end we both reinforce the reasons why Nigeria was never supposed to be one, and that's the ideology every right thinking Igbo paddles right now.

Ngozi123:


He will not listen to you no matter how much you try to explain to him or how good your argument is. You're making sense but his hatred for Igbo people is so great that it severely clouds his judgment. That's how he earned his nickname .

Ngozi123:
He will not listen to you no matter how much you try to explain to him or how good your argument is. You're making sense but his hatred for Igbo people is so great that it severely clouds his judgment. That's how he earned his nickname .

laudate:


Guy, don't worry. The old Midwest in your view, had to pay the price for the shots fired at Garkem, not so? Do you know the outcome of that bad decision? The sad thing is that by choosing this option, Ojukwu invited the wrath of the federal side on his head. By the time, the federal side responded and took back that region, scores of people lost their lives in that region. They paid a heavy price for Ojukwu's decision to overrun the old Midwest. May the innocent souls of the departed in that region, continue to rest in peace!

pazienza:


What it has for Ndiigbo has gone beyond hatred, most Nigerians don't like Igbos. It's own is more like an obsession.

Ngozi123:
I really want to know the root of his hatred for Igbos. I wonder... did an Igbo woman break his heart? Did an Igbo man scam him out of his wealth? Did an Igbo classmate of his outdo him in all of his subjects at school? It must have been something terrible .

Ngozi123:


I really want to know the root of his hatred for Igbos. I wonder... did an Igbo woman break his heart? Did an Igbo man scam him out of his wealth? Did an Igbo classmate of his outdo him in all of his subjects at school? It must have been something terrible .

Edit: RIS, seek help. That is all .

pazienza:


Why should you spend such time on it. Just ignore it, starve it Of attention and watch it fizzle into thin air.
Deflect it when you feel like, toy with it and then pass it off to Xtrose to finish off.

Ngozi123:
LMAO . I've honestly tried to ignore him but every time I open an Igbo-related thread, he is there spewing his nonsense or supporting other anti-Igbo rhetorics. He really disgusted me on that Issele-uku thread thread. That was absolutely abhorrent.

1bkaye:
@laudate
E kushe o

Note: People who claim you're obsessed with them have spent almost the last 20 minutes discussing you amongst themselves, it is well

laudate:


Hehehehe... I just dey observe, nah! They are just making me feel very important. I didn't know their obsession with me had reached this level! I beg, just siddon dey look! They are even calling on their resident lunatic for back-up!

Anyway, my friend how far? Happy New year!

Qelvin:

Laudate pray tell, would the outcome had been any different if the Midwest invasion didn't take place, the killing of Biafrans began right from the moment Nigeria fired the first shots, are you overlooking the fact that Nigeria struck first and the response they got was expectedly reactionary as well as desperate...my guy all logic is thrown out the window the moment you invade my territory with guns and armoured tanks, a desperate man will do anything to survive, morality unfortunately has no grandstanding in war, didn't Awolowo teach you that when he starved millions of innocent children to death? figure it out..I'm out of here

raumdeuter:


Those who killed other regional leaders on Jan 15 struck first and they were Ibos

raumdeuter:


Those who killed other regional leaders on Jan 15 struck first and they were Ibos

Qelvin:

They were not all Ibos, read the book by Max Siollun on the coup, he was very pro Nigerian in his stance yet was honest enough to admit that lots of Northerners participated in the coup, and even marched with Nzeogwu to attack the prime minister Balewa and Ahmadu Bello...Nzeogwu himself confessed that he would have been shot had he reneged on the coup by his Hausa loyalist...the book is available in public domain and you can read it up online...my guy there was more to that coup to merely suggest it was an "Ibo" coup and leave it at that...but hey, we can continue to console ourselves with the side of truth that makes sense to us, Nigeria was the brain child of falsehood from the very day it was given that name.

Here is a link to the book https://books.google.com/books?id=t5Q78sVbLakC&printsec=frontcover&dq=Max+siollun&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiasKLW_MfRAhUMw2MKHVxqD4MQ6AEIGjAA...read it and educate yourself.

pazienza:
And Ademoyega was Igbo, while for the sake of this Night, Anioma becomes Igbo, so that Nzeogwu can be added to the Igbo score, there is no more questions about the Igbo identity of Anioma for tonight..

Qelvin:

They were not all Ibos, read the book by Max Siollun on the coup, he was very pro Nigerian in his stance yet was honest enough to admit that lots of Northerners participated in the coup, and even marched with Nzeogwu to attack the prime minister Balewa and Ahmadu Bello...Nzeogwu himself confessed that he would have been shot had he reneged on the coup by his Hausa loyalist...the book is available in public domain and you can read it up online...my guy there was more to that coup to merely suggest it was an "Ibo" coup and leave it at that...but hey, we can continue to console ourselves with the side of truth that makes sense to us, Nigeria was the brain child of falsehood from the very day it was given that name.

Here is a link to the book https://books.google.com/books?id=t5Q78sVbLakC&printsec=frontcover&dq=Max+siollun&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiasKLW_MfRAhUMw2MKHVxqD4MQ6AEIGjAA...read it and educate yourself.

raumdeuter:


List the politicians and premiers that were killed by these Northern and Western soldiers

We have a list of people killed by Ibo soldiers

Qelvin:
Lol whatever rocks your boat then.

raumdeuter:


So we are in agreement, Ibos struck first by killing other regional leaders and thus deserve anything that came as a repercussion of the initial action

raumdeuter:


So we are in agreement, Ibos struck first by killing other regional leaders and thus deserve anything that came as a repercussion of the initial action

Ngozi123:

They didn't 'slack off'. They couldn't arrest Okpara until the Archbishop had left; it's as simple as ABC. Not all of those arrested were executed, Femi Fani-Kayode's dad was one of them.

Qelvin:

Let's put it this way, maybe you can see the bigger picture better...I'm on my own, you come to my house and attack me relentlessly, I decided to strike back...but seeing that you are stronger than me, I decide to hurt you back where you are most vulnerable, maybe attacking your loved one and taking hostage of what you love most, you now have what is mine and I have what is yours, remember I didn't start the trouble...you did, so how I'm I in the wrong for taking a stand in a dire situation at that, to save my own head? will neutrality mean anything to someone who wants to survive but can't be left alone? you already know the answer to that question

idupaul:
And this is how those young careless drunken and hate filled young officers mostly of Igbo extraction embedded every iota of distrust that today remain between tribes in Nigeria ..so sad

raumdeuter:


How come when they get to Ibo premiers they know how to arrest and house arrest, when they get to Northern and Western premiers they knew how to shoot and kill