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Re: . by codedslayer: 9:38pm On Mar 11, 2017
samuelgodson:
for ur info am a full blooded ijebu boy

Only God knows why you eboes deny your tribe online. Are you now ashamed of your people? This is terrible.

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Re: . by pazienza(m): 9:40pm On Mar 11, 2017
deomelo:




Then just let us know when you are ready to file your papers or carry gun and stop making noise and beating empty chest all over the place.


Lol! is this what it has come to?

Still threats of war, simply because they can't present a superior argument for Nigerian unity.

Hehe!

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Re: . by shukuokukobambi: 9:43pm On Mar 11, 2017
pazienza:


Lol! is this what it has come to?

Still threats of war, simply because they can't present a superior argument for Nigerian unity.

Hehe!

Zik already gave the most superior argument of all; the Union is indissoluble with treason attached to any attempt to dissolve it cheesy

Meanwhile, the question still stands wink

you agree with zik that ojukwu invited war by committing the treasonable act of secession in 1967, why are you disturbing us with ipob and massob today?

What has changed between 1953 and today with respect to the indissoluble nature of this Union as zik described and affirmed by you?

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Re: . by pazienza(m): 9:43pm On Mar 11, 2017
shukuokukobambi:


cheesy cheesy cheesy imagine the bold portion. Ifeajuna spared okpara's life because he was lucky to be entertaining a foreigner at that particular time cheesy

Ifeajuna's gun refused to shoot as its allergic to the presence of foreigners. The same coupists that killed the innocent pregnant wife of Ademulegun. Imagine the mumu tricksters that wanted to cajole omoluabis into a war!! cheesy cheesy

Lol!

Who cares what Afonjas believe?

Was Ifeajuna the one that stopped the coward Awolowo from declaring secession of Yolobaland from Nigeria after Zik intellectually won him in a free debate on the secession clause?

Answer me Afonja, Who stopped Awolowo from declaring Odualand independent in 1954?

Who stopped him from doing the same in 1967?

lol!

Bunch of jokers.

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Re: . by shukuokukobambi: 9:46pm On Mar 11, 2017
pazienza:


Lol!

Who cares what Afonjas believe?

Was Ifeajuna the one that stopped the coward Awolowo from declaring secession of Yolobaland from Nigeria after Zik intellectually won him in a free debate on the secession clause?

Answers me Afonja, Who stopped Awolowo from declaring Odualand independent in 1954?

Who stopped him from doing the same in 1967?

lol!

Bunch of jokers.

I believe you bro. I believe ifeajuna's gun is allergic to foreigners hence couldn't shoot okpara cheesy

We had no 3million souls to waste on a project that needed just discussion and diplomacy to achieve if only zik had put his thinking cap on cheesy

The questions you've been running from

you agree with zik that ojukwu invited war by committing the treasonable act of secession in 1967, why are you disturbing us with ipob and massob today?

What has changed between 1953 and today with respect to the indissoluble nature of this Union as zik described and affirmed by you?

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Re: . by pazienza(m): 9:47pm On Mar 11, 2017
shukuokukobambi:


Zik already gave the most superior argument of all; the Union is indissoluble with treason attached to any attempt to dissolve it cheesy

Meanwhile, the question still stands wink

you agree with zik that ojukwu invited war by committing the treasonable act of secession in 1967, why are you disturbing us with ipob and massob today?

What has changed between 1953 and today with respect to the indissoluble nature of this Union as zik described and affirmed by you?

Who stopped the coward Awolowo from declaring Odualand independent of Nigeria?

Did he declare Odualand independent and Zik mobilized Igbos forces to serve as British foot soldiers to bring Awolowo and Odua people back?

Are you not ashamed of your Afonjaic nature that is unable to present a superior argument on why Nigeria should be united, win Igbos over without resorting to brute force and threat of war, death and destruction?

Can you now see why Kanu Nnamdi labelled you lots Savages?

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Re: . by shukuokukobambi: 9:51pm On Mar 11, 2017
pazienza:


Who stopped the coward Awolowo from declaring Odualand independent of Nigeria?

Did he declare Odualand independent and Zik mobilized Igbos forces to serve as British foot soldiers to bring Awolowo and Odua people back?

Are you not ashamed of your Afonjaic nature that is unable to present a superior argument on why Nigeria should be united, win Igbos over without resorting to brute force and threat of war, death and destruction?

Can you now see why Kanu Nnamdi labelled you lots Savages?

Even with all zik's stupidity and greed, the man knew diplomacy was always better than war like you've been screaming since so Awo had no 3million souls to waste on a project that common sense, foresight and diplomacy could have solved cheesy

Only idiots waste 3,million lives and still fail when common sense, foresight and diplomacy could have prevented catastrophe and assured success cheesy

Only savages brag about wasting 3million relatives on a project that still resulted in failure and eternal servitude when common sense, foresight and diplomacy could have woncheesy

Once again, attempt these questions. You won't die if you do cheesy


you agree with zik that ojukwu invited war by committing the treasonable act of secession in 1967, why are you disturbing us with ipob and massob today?

What has changed between 1953 and today with respect to the indissoluble nature of this Union as zik described and affirmed by you?

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Re: . by deomelo: 9:54pm On Mar 11, 2017
pazienza:


Lol! is this what it has come to?

Still threats of war, simply because they can't present a superior argument for Nigerian unity.

Hehe!



You can not file paper, you can not do diplomacy and you can not carry gun. lmao. grin


What's Nigerian unity got to do with anything now after spending your days and nights for decades crying that you still want Biafra?


Forget about unity and snatch your freedom if you're bold and brave enough, fact is you can not, all you people do is make silly noise and use Hausa and Yoruba people as excuse. I don't even remember seeing Yoruba or Hausa people preventing you and your people from trooping back to your village to declare biafra.

You people are funny sha.

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Re: . by pazienza(m): 9:56pm On Mar 11, 2017
shukuokukobambi:


I believe you bro. I believe ifeajuna's gun is allergic to foreigners hence couldn't shoot okpara cheesy

We had no 3million souls to waste on a project that needed just discussion and diplomacy to achieve if only zik had put his thinking cap on cheesy

The questions you've been running from

you agree with zik that ojukwu invited war by committing the treasonable act of secession in 1967, why are you disturbing us with ipob and massob today?

What has changed between 1953 and today with respect to the indissoluble nature of this Union as zik described and affirmed by you?

You were always cowards! Couldn't win intellectual argument for Nigerian unity, and yet had not the spine to push for it physically, seeing as Zik and Ndiigbo were never going to stand on your way physically. The North wanted secession then too.

So, the question is, who stopped Awolowo and Yolobas from secession in 1954?
The fear of the Brits or. did the realization of their chaotic state and inability to evolve past crude feelings of hostility towards each other that resulted to Kiriji wrestling matches before the British came discourage Awo?
Did the unworkability of Oduanistan republic dawn on Awolowo and Yolobas?

Who stopped Awolowo and Yolobas from declaring secession from Nigeria in 1954.

One thing was sure, it wasnt Zik or Ndiigbo.

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Re: . by shukuokukobambi: 9:57pm On Mar 11, 2017
deomelo:




You can not file paper, you can not do diplomacy and you can not carry gun. lmao. grin


What's Nigerian unity got to do with anything now after spending your days and nights for decades crying that you still want Biafra?


Forget about unity and snatch your freedom if you're bold and brave enough, fact is you can not, all you people do is make silly noise and use Hausa and Yoruba people as excuse. I don't even remember seeing Yoruba or Hausa people preventing you and your people from trooping back to your village to declare biafra.

You people are funny sha.

They can't go. Zik begged the Hausa/Fulani to stay in the Union as the shitgboes couldn't exist without them cheesy

Forget all the noise. Zik has tied their destiny to the Fulani cheesy

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Re: . by shukuokukobambi: 10:00pm On Mar 11, 2017
pazienza:


You were always cowards! Couldn't win intellectual argument for Nigerian unity, and yet had not the spine to push for it physically, seeing as Zik and Ndiigbo were never going to stand on your way physically. The North wanted secession then too.

So, the question is, who stopped Awolowo and Yolobas from secession in 1954?
The fear of the Brits or. did the realization of their chaotic state and inability to evolve past crude feelings of hostility towards each other that resulted to Kiriji wrestling matches before the British came?
Did the unworkability of Oduanistan republic dawn on Awolowo and Yolobas?

Who stopped Awolowo and Yolobas from declaring secession from Nigeria in 1954.

One thing was sure, it wasnt Zik or Ndiigbo.

Congratulations on the reward of ziks Victory; 3,million slaves roasted in appeasement of your gods up north and 5th class status right behind the ijaw you prevented from seceding earlier cheesy

Since you didn't want to secede in 1953, are you wishing to now? cheesy

Try and answer the questions below. I've answered all yours

you agree with zik that ojukwu invited war by committing the treasonable act of secession in 1967, why are you disturbing us with ipob and massob today?

What has changed between 1953 and today with respect to the indissoluble nature of this Union as zik described and affirmed by you?

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Re: . by nduchucks: 10:00pm On Mar 11, 2017
The day those folks nicknamed Afonjas and flaties get together as friends will be the beginning of the dismantling of the machineries which keep this great country together.

Given the amount of hatred and vitriol spewed from the mouths of these tribal racists, for all practical purposes, One Nigeria dey kampe. cool
Re: . by pazienza(m): 10:01pm On Mar 11, 2017
deomelo:




You can not file paper, you can not do diplomacy and you can not carry gun. lmao. grin


What's Nigerian unity got to do with anything now after spending your days and nights for decades crying that you still want Biafra?


Forget about unity and snatch your freedom if you're bold and brave enough, fact is you can not, all you people do is make silly noise and use Hausa and Yoruba people as excuse. I don't even remember seeing Yoruba or Hausa people preventing you and your people from trooping back to your village to declare biafra.

You people are funny sha.

What's this whole threat of war all about, if not because you can't proffer superior argument on why Nigeria should be united other than use of brute force, threat of death and war?

Why are you crying over Biafran threads in Nigeria, wishing death on Igbos, goading Nigerian security forces to shoot at them, trying to create a non existing scenario of Zik forcing Awolowo and Yolobas to be in Nigeria in1954, if not to justify the unity of Nigeria and reinforce why Biafrans should be trapped in a retrogressive union with Islamic people of Arewa-oduanistani?

Are you not ashamed of yourselves?

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Re: . by shukuokukobambi: 10:03pm On Mar 11, 2017
nduchucks:
The day those folks nicknamed Afonjas and flaties get together as friends will be the beginning of the dismantling of the machineries which keep this great country together.

Given the amount of hatred and vitriol spewed from the mouths of these tribal racists, for all practical purposes, One Nigeria dey kampe. cool

Of course one Nigeria dey kampe. Zik the half yeeboe half Fulani ensured it cheesy

I wonder why some idiots are getting shot in Onitsha and Aba over the matter cheesy

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Re: . by pazienza(m): 10:07pm On Mar 11, 2017
nduchucks:
The day those folks nicknamed Afonjas and flaties get together as friends will be the beginning of the dismantling of the machineries which keep this great country together.

Given the amount of hatred and vitriol spewed from the mouths of these tribal racists, for all practical purposes, One Nigeria dey kampe. cool

Well, that will be the day Oil and water starts becoming miscible.

Afonjas have their destiny tied with Arewa in a future Islamic republic of Arewa-oduanistan.

That is their fate. We know they dread it. But it's destiny
for them. One which Biafrans are eager to expedite.

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Re: . by pazienza(m): 10:09pm On Mar 11, 2017
shukuokukobambi:


Congratulations on the reward of ziks Victory; 3,million slaves roasted in appeasement of your gods up north and 5th class status right behind the ijaw you prevented from seceding earlier cheesy

Since you didn't want to secede in 1953, are you wishing to now? cheesy

Try and answer the questions below. I've answered all yours

you agree with zik that ojukwu invited war by committing the treasonable act of secession in 1967, why are you disturbing us with ipob and massob today?

What has changed between 1953 and today with respect to the indissoluble nature of this Union as zik described and affirmed by you?

Answer these first:
You were always cowards! Couldn't win intellectual
argument for Nigerian unity, and yet had not the
spine to push for it physically, seeing as Zik and
Ndiigbo were never going to stand on your way
physically. The North wanted secession then too.

So, the question is, who stopped Awolowo and
Yolobas from secession in 1954?
The fear of the Brits or did the realization of their
chaotic state and inability to evolve past crude
feelings of hostility towards each other, that
resulted in Kiriji wrestling matches in Yolobaland before the
British came dawn on Awo?

Did the unworkability of Oduanistan republic dawn
on Awolowo and Yolobas?

Who stopped Awolowo and Yolobas from declaring
secession from Nigeria in 1954?


One thing was sure, it wasnt Zik or Ndiigbo, so Who?


Hehe!!

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Re: . by shukuokukobambi: 10:11pm On Mar 11, 2017
pazienza:


Well, that will be the day Oil and water starts becoming miscible.

Afonjas have their destiny tied with Arewa in a future Islamic republic of Arewa-oduanistan.

That is their fate. We know they dread it. But it's destiny.

Stop talking nonsense. cheesy

Who begged Ahmadu Bello to remain in the Union? Who begged the Fulani to stay? Zik or Awo?

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Re: . by shukuokukobambi: 10:15pm On Mar 11, 2017
pazienza:


Answer these first:
You were always cowards! Couldn't win intellectual
argument for Nigerian unity, and yet had not the
spine to push for it physically, seeing as Zik and
Ndiigbo were never going to stand on your way
physically. The North wanted secession then too.
So, the question is, who stopped Awolowo and
Yolobas from secession in 1954?
The fear of the Brits or. did the realization of their
chaotic state and inability to evolve past crude
feelings of hostility towards each other that
resulted to Kiriji wrestling matches before the
British came?
Did the unworkability of Oduanistan republic dawn
on Awolowo and Yolobas?
Who stopped Awolowo and Yolobas from declaring
secession from Nigeria in 1954.
One thing was sure, it wasnt Zik or Ndiigbo.


Hehe!!

Congrats on the reward for that success; 3million slaves sacrificed to your gods up north and 5th class status behind a smaller ijaw who you stopped from seceding 7months before launching yours cheesy

Little did zik know that the secession clause Awo was fighting for was the lifeline that could have saved 3million of his unfortunate relatives from miserable deaths and an eternity of servitude and deaths at the hands of buratai and Buhari cheesy

Congrats once again on Azikiwe defeating Awo's secession clause. You benefited greatly from it. May you find more of such benefits in Jesus name. Amen cheesy

Now answer

you agree with zik that ojukwu invited war by committing the treasonable act of secession in 1967, why are you disturbing us with ipob and massob today?

What has changed between 1953 and today with respect to the indissoluble nature of this Union as zik described and affirmed by you?

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Re: . by pazienza(m): 10:17pm On Mar 11, 2017
shukuokukobambi:


Stop talking nonsense. cheesy

Who begged Ahmadu Bello to remain in the Union? Who begged the Fulani to stay? Zik or Awo?

Who stopped Awolowo from leaving the union in 1954?

Zik or Ndiigbo?

Did Awolowo ever declare secession in 1954 and was stopped by threats of war or even visited with War by Ndiigbo?

Who stopped the coward Awolowo and his Yoloba people from secession? We know it wasn't Zik, and it wasn't Arewa who wanted to secede too then.

Who stopped Awo from declaring secession in 1966?


When Will Yolobas learn to start taking responsibility for their actions or inactions and stop looking to scapegoat Ndiigbo?

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Re: . by SuperS1Panther: 10:18pm On Mar 11, 2017
pazienza:


Answer these first:
You were always cowards! Couldn't win intellectual
argument for Nigerian unity, and yet had not the
spine to push for it physically, seeing as Zik and
Ndiigbo were never going to stand on your way
physically. The North wanted secession then too.

So, the question is, who stopped Awolowo and
Yolobas from secession in 1954?
The fear of the Brits or did the realization of their
chaotic state and inability to evolve past crude
feelings of hostility towards each other, that
resulted in Kiriji wrestling matches in Yolobaland before the
British came dawn on Awo?

Did the unworkability of Oduanistan republic dawn
on Awolowo and Yolobas?

Who stopped Awolowo and Yolobas from declaring
secession from Nigeria in 1954?


One thing was sure, it wasnt Zik or Ndiigbo, so Who?


Hehe!!

Why should Awolowo declare secession when Zik the traitor and backstabber had connived with the British to thwart it. He was a complete gentleman that took the decision they came to in good faith.

Unfortunately, everybody committed to the ''indissolubility'' of the Nigeria state, inclusive of the backstabber.

with that, your Biafrau.d cry is as good as being a DOA.

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Re: . by shukuokukobambi: 10:22pm On Mar 11, 2017
pazienza:


Who stopped Awolowo from leaving the union in 1954?

Zik or Ndiigbo?

Did Awolowo ever declared secession in 1954 and was stopped by threats of war or even visited with War by Ndiigbo?

Who stopped the coward Awolowo and his Yoloba people from secession? We know it wasn't Zik, and it wasn't Arewa who wanted to secede too then.

Who stopped Awo from declaring secession in 1966?


When Will Yolobas learn to start taking responsibility for their actions or inactions and stop looking to scapegoat Ndiigbo?

The fear of wasting 3million of his tribesmen in a doomed war stopped him. Particularly when common sense, foresight and diplomacy could have solved the problem. Even Azikiwe with all his free and stupidity knew that but the yeeboe greed and Taiwan sense refused to allow him chose wisely cheesy

Only idiots waste 3million lives over a war that a single clause that they fought against could have saved. Yet they turn round and brag about being the architects of their own misfortune cheesy

Now my questions are still pending

you agree with zik that ojukwu invited war by committing the treasonable act of secession in 1967, why are you disturbing us with ipob and massob today?

What has changed between 1953 and today with respect to the indissoluble nature of this Union as zik described and affirmed by you?

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Re: . by SuperS1Panther: 10:23pm On Mar 11, 2017
shukuokukobambi:


Congrats on the reward for that success; 3million slaves sacrificed to your gods up north and 5th class status behind a smaller ijaw who you stopped from seceding 7months before launching yours cheesy

Little did zik know that the secession clause Awo was fighting for was the lifeline that could have saved 3million of his unfortunate relatives from miserable deaths and an eternity of servitude and deaths at the hands of buratai and Buhari cheesy

Congrats once again on Azikiwe defeating Awo's secession clause. You benefited greatly from it. May you find more of such benefits in Jesus name. Amen cheesy

Now answer

you agree with zik that ojukwu invited war by committing the treasonable act of secession in 1967, why are you disturbing us with ipob and massob today?

What has changed between 1953 and today with respect to the indissoluble nature of this Union as zik described and affirmed by you?

That guy is funny.

He is happy that Zik won the argument at the expense of 3milion hapless souls that perished afterwards.

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Re: . by shukuokukobambi: 10:26pm On Mar 11, 2017
SuperS1Panther:


That guy is funny.

He is happy that Zik won the argument at the expense of 3milion hapless souls that perished afterwards.


Morbidly funny cheesy

He's incapable of seeing the irony so I'm assisting him to amplify it cheesy

We have to celebrate Zik winning a debate so 3million yeeboe slaves can die later plus eternity of servitude and deaths at the hands of buratai and Buhari cheesy

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Re: . by pazienza(m): 10:33pm On Mar 11, 2017
shukuokukobambi:


Congrats on the reward for that success; 3million slaves sacrificed to your gods up north and 5th class status behind a smaller ijaw who you stopped from seceding 7months before launching yours cheesy

Little did zik know that the secession clause Awo was fighting for was the lifeline that could have saved 3million of his unfortunate relatives from miserable deaths and an eternity of servitude and deaths at the hands of buratai and Buhari cheesy

Congrats once again on Azikiwe defeating Awo's secession clause. You benefited greatly from it. May you find more of such benefits in Jesus name. Amen cheesy

Now answer

you agree with zik that ojukwu invited war by committing the treasonable act of secession in 1967, why are you disturbing us with ipob and massob today?

What has changed between 1953 and today with respect to the indissoluble nature of this Union as zik described and affirmed by you?

We know the slaves of Nigeria. Their masters keep pointing them out to us. Now take it:

"...We also captured Ilorin, killed their local King
and installed our Fulani Emir. We took that ancient
town away from the barbarian Yoruba and their
filthy pagan gods. We liberated all these places
and all these people by imposing Islam on them by
force. It was either the Koran or the sword, and
most of them chose the Koran..."


Hehe!


The secession clause talk is redundant. The period in Nigeria history Ndiigbo demanded for secession was ruled by the Military. Useless secession clause in a bloody civilian constitution wouldn't have mattered, it would have been easily replaced with a new decree, with active support of Yolobas. Just as Gowon dissolved the regions and created the dysfunctional entities called states with Awolowo and Yolobas support.
So this your secession clause chant is redundant in the scheme of things, you are only holding unto it because you are drowning already.


Ofcourse, Awo was always intellectually inferior, his economic and political policies that Gowon adopted during and after the war, ensured Nigeria's path to being a failed state was insured. Just as his intellectual inferiority driven by greed for power and lust for money plunged Western region into chaos and would have ultimately destroyed it. So did Awolowo bad advice to Gowon left Nigeria in its current state. Anything Awolowo touched died.
He touched Nigerian politics, it died, he touched Western region, it died, he touched Nigerian economy post war, and she died.

Little wonder one of your Arewa partners/masters summed it up when he said that Yolobas are the problem of Nigeria.


Now, answer my questions:

who stopped Awolowo and
Yolobas from secession in 1954?
The fear of the Brits or did the realization of their( Yolobas)
chaotic state and inability to evolve past crude
feelings of hostility towards each other, that
resulted in Kiriji wrestling matches in Yolobaland
before the
British came dawn on Awo?
Did the unworkability of Oduanistan republic dawn
on Awolowo and Yolobas?
Who stopped Awolowo and Yolobas from declaring
secession from Nigeria in 1954?
One thing was sure, it wasnt Zik or Ndiigbo, so
Who?

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Re: . by shukuokukobambi: 10:42pm On Mar 11, 2017
pazienza:


We know the slaves of Nigeria. Their masters keep pointing them out to us. Now take it:

"...We also captured Ilorin, killed their local King
and installed our Fulani Emir. We took that ancient
town away from the barbarian Yoruba and their
filthy pagan gods. We liberated all these places
and all these people by imposing Islam on them by
force. It was either the Koran or the sword, and
most of them chose the Koran..."


Hehe!


The secession clause talk is redundant. The period in Nigeria history Ndiigbo demanded for secession was ruled by the Military. Useless secession clause in a bloody civilian constitution wouldn't have mattered, it would have easily replaced with a new decree, with active support of Yolobas. Just as Gowon dissolved the regions and created the dysfunctional entities called states with Awolowo and Yolobas support.
So this your secession clause chant is redundant in the scheme of things, you are only holding unto it because you are drowning already.


Ofcourse, Awo was always intellectually inferior, his economic and political policies that Gowon adopted during and after the war, ensured Nigeria's path to being a faced state was insured. Just as intellectual inferiority driven by greed for power and lust for money plunged Western region into chaos and would had ultimately destroyed it. So did Awolowo bad advices to Gowon left Nigeria in its current state. Anything Awolowo touched died.
He touched Nigerian politics, it died, he touched Western region, it died, he touched Nigerian economy post war, and she died.


Now, answer my questions:

who stopped Awolowo and
Yolobas from secession in 1954?
The fear of the Brits or did the realization of their
chaotic state and inability to evolve past crude
feelings of hostility towards each other, that
resulted in Kiriji wrestling matches in Yolobaland
before the
British came dawn on Awo?
Did the unworkability of Oduanistan republic dawn
on Awolowo and Yolobas?
Who stopped Awolowo and Yolobas from declaring
secession from Nigeria in 1954?
One thing was sure, it wasnt Zik or Ndiigbo, so
Who?

How many times do.you want me to answer you? are you becoming dyslexic? cheesy

The fear of wasting 3million of his tribesmen in a war doomed to fail stopped him. Particularly when common sense, foresight and diplomacy could have solved the problem. Even Azikiwe with all his greed and stupidity knew that but the yeeboe greed and Taiwan sense refused to allow him chose wisely cheesy

Only idiots waste 3million lives over a war that a single clause that they fought against could have saved. Yet they turn round and brag about being the architects of their own misfortune cheesy

Congrats on the reward for that debate success over Awo; 3million slaves sacrificed to your gods up north and 5th class status behind a smaller ijaw who you stopped from seceding 7months before launching yours cheesy

Little did zik know that the secession clause Awo was fighting for was the lifeline that could have saved 3million of his unfortunate relatives from miserable deaths and an eternity of servitude and deaths at the hands of buratai and Buhari cheesy

Congrats once again on Azikiwe defeating Awo's secession clause. You benefited greatly from it. May you find more of such benefits in Jesus name. Amen cheesy


Now that I've answered your questions, biko answer mine

you agree with zik that ojukwu invited war by committing the treasonable act of secession in 1967, why are you disturbing us with ipob and massob today?

What has changed between 1953 and today with respect to the indissoluble nature of this Union as zik described and affirmed by you?

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Re: . by pazienza(m): 10:44pm On Mar 11, 2017
shukuokukobambi:


How many times do.you want me to answer you? are you becoming dyslexic? cheesy

The fear of wasting 3million of his tribesmen in a war doomed to fail stopped him. Particularly when common sense, foresight and diplomacy could have solved the problem. Even Azikiwe with all his greed and stupidity knew that but the yeeboe greed and Taiwan sense refused to allow him chose wisely cheesy

Only idiots waste 3million lives over a war that a single clause that they fought against could have saved. Yet they turn round and brag about being the architects of their own misfortune cheesy

Congrats on the reward for that debate success over Awo; 3million slaves sacrificed to your gods up north and 5th class status behind a smaller ijaw who you stopped from seceding 7months before launching yours cheesy

Little did zik know that the secession clause Awo was fighting for was the lifeline that could have saved 3million of his unfortunate relatives from miserable deaths and an eternity of servitude and deaths at the hands of buratai and Buhari cheesy

Congrats once again on Azikiwe defeating Awo's secession clause. You benefited greatly from it. May you find more of such benefits in Jesus name. Amen cheesy


Now that I've answered your questions, biko answer mine

you agree with zik that ojukwu invited war by committing the treasonable act of secession in 1967, why are you disturbing us with ipob and massob today?

What has changed between 1953 and today with respect to the indissoluble nature of this Union as zik described and affirmed by you?




We know the slaves of Nigeria. Their masters keep
pointing them out to us. Now take it:
"...We also captured Ilorin, killed their local King
and installed our Fulani Emir. We took that ancient
town away from the barbarian Yoruba and their
filthy pagan gods. We liberated all these places
and all these people by imposing Islam on them by
force. It was either the Koran or the sword, and
most of them chose the Koran..."
Hehe!
The secession clause talk is redundant. The period
in Nigeria history Ndiigbo demanded for secession
was ruled by the Military. Useless secession clause
in a bloody civilian constitution wouldn't have
mattered, it would have easily replaced with a new
decree, with active support of Yolobas. Just as
Gowon dissolved the regions and created the
dysfunctional entities called states with Awolowo
and Yolobas support.
So this your secession clause chant is redundant in
the scheme of things, you are only holding unto it
because you are drowning already.
Ofcourse, Awo was always intellectually inferior,
his economic and political policies that Gowon
adopted during and after the war, ensured Nigeria's
path to being a faced state was insured. Just as
intellectual inferiority driven by greed for power and
lust for money plunged Western region into chaos
and would had ultimately destroyed it. So did
Awolowo bad advices to Gowon left Nigeria in its
current state. Anything Awolowo touched died.
He touched Nigerian politics, it died, he touched
Western region, it died, he touched Nigerian
economy post war, and she died.
Now, answer my questions:
who stopped Awolowo and
Yolobas from secession in 1954?
The fear of the Brits or did the realization of their
chaotic state and inability to evolve past crude
feelings of hostility towards each other, that
resulted in Kiriji wrestling matches in Yolobaland
before the
British came dawn on Awo?
Did the unworkability of Oduanistan republic dawn
on Awolowo and Yolobas?
Who stopped Awolowo and Yolobas from declaring
secession from Nigeria in 1954?
One thing was sure, it wasnt Zik or Ndiigbo, so
Who?

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Re: . by shukuokukobambi: 10:50pm On Mar 11, 2017
pazienza:



We know the slaves of Nigeria. Their masters keep
pointing them out to us. Now take it:
"...We also captured Ilorin, killed their local King
and installed our Fulani Emir. We took that ancient
town away from the barbarian Yoruba and their
filthy pagan gods. We liberated all these places
and all these people by imposing Islam on them by
force. It was either the Koran or the sword, and
most of them chose the Koran..."
Hehe!
The secession clause talk is redundant. The period
in Nigeria history Ndiigbo demanded for secession
was ruled by the Military. Useless secession clause
in a bloody civilian constitution wouldn't have
mattered, it would have easily replaced with a new
decree, with active support of Yolobas. Just as
Gowon dissolved the regions and created the
dysfunctional entities called states with Awolowo
and Yolobas support.
So this your secession clause chant is redundant in
the scheme of things, you are only holding unto it
because you are drowning already.
Ofcourse, Awo was always intellectually inferior,
his economic and political policies that Gowon
adopted during and after the war, ensured Nigeria's
path to being a faced state was insured. Just as
intellectual inferiority driven by greed for power and
lust for money plunged Western region into chaos
and would had ultimately destroyed it. So did
Awolowo bad advices to Gowon left Nigeria in its
current state. Anything Awolowo touched died.
He touched Nigerian politics, it died, he touched
Western region, it died, he touched Nigerian
economy post war, and she died.
Now, answer my questions:
who stopped Awolowo and
Yolobas from secession in 1954?
The fear of the Brits or did the realization of their
chaotic state and inability to evolve past crude
feelings of hostility towards each other, that
resulted in Kiriji wrestling matches in Yolobaland
before the
British came dawn on Awo?
Did the unworkability of Oduanistan republic dawn
on Awolowo and Yolobas?
Who stopped Awolowo and Yolobas from declaring
secession from Nigeria in 1954?

One thing was sure, it wasnt Zik or Ndiigbo, so
Who?

A whole you is now so disoriented that you can't coordinate anymore. I've put your question in bold and your answer is below for the tenth time!! cheesy

The fear of wasting 3million of his tribesmen in a war doomed to fail stopped him. Particularly when common sense, foresight and diplomacy could have solved the problem. Even Azikiwe with all his greed and stupidity knew that but the yeeboe greed and Taiwan sense refused to allow him chose wisely cheesy

Only idiots waste 3million lives over a war that a single clause that they fought against could have saved. Yet they turn round and brag about being the architects of their own misfortunecheesy

Congrats on the reward for that debate success over Awo; 3million slaves sacrificed to your gods up north and 5th class status behind a smaller ijaw who you stopped from seceding 7months before launching yours cheesy

Little did zik know that the secession clause Awo was fighting for was the lifeline that could have saved 3million of his unfortunate relatives from miserable deaths and an eternity of servitude and deaths at the hands of buratai and Buhari cheesy

Congrats once again on Azikiwe defeating Awo's secession clause. You benefited greatly from it. May you find more of such benefits in Jesus name. Amen cheesy


Now that I've answered your questions, biko answer mine

you agree with zik that ojukwu invited war by committing the treasonable act of secession in 1967, why are you disturbing us with ipob and massob today?

What has changed between 1953 and today with respect to the indissoluble nature of this Union as zik described and affirmed by you?

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Re: . by deomelo: 10:55pm On Mar 11, 2017
pazienza:


What's this whole threat of war all about, if not because you can't proffer superior argument on why Nigeria should be united other than use of brute force, threat of death and war?

Why are you crying over Biafran threads in Nigeria, wishing death on Igbos, goading Nigerian security forces to shoot at them, trying to create a non existing scenario of Zik forcing Awolowo and Yolobas to be in Nigeria in1954, if not to justify the unity of Nigeria and reinforce why Biafrans should be trapped in a retrogressive union with Islamic people of Arewa-oduanistani?

Are you not ashamed of yourselves?


We have nothing to do with your unity, your own fore fathers, Zik and Aguiyi-Ironsi fought for and cemented Nigerian unity and One Nigeria so deal with it.

Face your own forefathers.

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Re: . by pazienza(m): 11:01pm On Mar 11, 2017
The fear of wasting 3million of his tribesmen in a
war doomed to fail stopped him. Particularly when
common sense, foresight and diplomacy could
have solved the problem. Even Azikiwe with all his
greed and stupidity knew that but the yeeboe greed
and Taiwan sense refused to allow him chose
wisely


Who would have fought Awolowo? Zik? certainly not. As he made it obvious that he had no interest beyond diplomacy in wining any group into Nigerian union.

Arewa? Certainly not, as of then, they were contemplating secession too. It took Zik further years down the line to convince them.

So, who would have stopped Awolowo if declared Odualand independent?

Certainly not Zik or Ndiigbo.

The greedy mofo whose greed for power and money set his region on fire, and whose input in the war and post civil war polices aimed at enabling him and his greedy kinsmen get their hands on the Nigerian public and private sector, had made unity impossible, as neither present or future Biafrans would accept co existence with Arewa-oduanistanis ever again.

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Re: . by pazienza(m): 11:03pm On Mar 11, 2017
Only idiots waste 3million lives over a war that a
single clause that they fought against could have
saved. Yet they turn round and brag about being
the architects of their own misfortune
Congrats on the reward for that debate success
over Awo; 3million slaves sacrificed to your gods
up north and 5th class status behind a smaller
ijaw who you stopped from seceding 7months
before launching yours
Little did zik know that the secession clause Awo
was fighting for was the lifeline that could have
saved 3million of his unfortunate relatives from
miserable deaths and an eternity of servitude and
deaths at the hands of buratai and Buhari
Congrats once again on Azikiwe defeating Awo's
secession clause. You benefited greatly from it.
May you find more of such benefits in Jesus name.
Amen
Now that I've answered your questions, biko
answer min




We know the slaves of Nigeria. Their masters keep
pointing them out to us. Now take it:
"...We also captured Ilorin, killed their local King
and installed our Fulani Emir. We took that ancient
town away from the barbarian Yoruba and their
filthy pagan gods. We liberated all these places
and all these people by imposing Islam on them by
force. It was either the Koran or the sword, and
most of them chose the Koran..."


Hehe!


The secession clause talk is redundant. The period
in Nigeria history Ndiigbo demanded for secession
was ruled by the Military. Useless secession clause
in a bloody civilian constitution wouldn't have
mattered, it would have easily replaced with a new
decree, with active support of Yolobas. Just as
Gowon dissolved the regions and created the
dysfunctional entities called states with Awolowo
and Yolobas support.


So this your secession clause chant is redundant in
the scheme of things, you are only holding unto it
because you are drowning already.


Ofcourse, Awo was always intellectually inferior,
his economic and political policies that Gowon
adopted during and after the war, ensured Nigeria's
path to being a faced state was insured. Just as
intellectual inferiority driven by greed for power and
lust for money plunged Western region into chaos
and would had ultimately destroyed it. So did
Awolowo bad advices to Gowon left Nigeria in its
current state. Anything Awolowo touched died.
He touched Nigerian politics, it died, he touched
Western region, it died, he touched Nigerian
economy post war, and she died.


Now your redundant questions are fully answered.

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Re: . by deomelo: 11:05pm On Mar 11, 2017
shukuokukobambi:


They can't go. Zik begged the Hausa/Fulani to stay in the Union as the shitgboes couldn't exist without them cheesy

Forget all the noise. Zik has tied their destiny to the Fulani cheesy

Remember they used to shout Zik of Africa, Zik of Africa... grin

I guess the love affair with Zik of Africa don kpafuka grin

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Re: . by deomelo: 11:07pm On Mar 11, 2017
pazienza:
The fear of wasting 3million of his tribesmen in a
war doomed to fail stopped him. Particularly when
common sense, foresight and diplomacy could
have solved the problem. Even Azikiwe with all his
greed and stupidity knew that but the yeeboe greed
and Taiwan sense refused to allow him chose
wisely


Who would have fought Awolowo? Zik? certainly not. As he made it obvious that he had no interest beyond diplomacy in wining any group into Nigerian union.

Arewa? Certainly not, as of then, they were contemplating secession too. It took Zik further years down the line to convince them.

So, who would have stopped Awolowo if declared Odualand independent?

Certainly not Zik or Ndiigbo.

The greedy mofo whose greed for power and money set his region on fire, and whose input in the war and post civil war polices aimed at enabling him and his greedy kinsmen get their hands on the Nigerian public and private sector, had made unity impossible, as neither present or future Biafrans would accept co existence with Arewa-oduanistanis ever again.


Your Excellency, Sir, don't you think that our Igbo founding fathers are to blame for our present predicament, Awo to me was wise, he wanted to build a great nation from sub-ethnic nationality, while Zik tried to build a great nation from the centre to the sub ethnic level, in the long run the Igbo are worse off for it? - Chief Uwechue



grin

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