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Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by Dupalmer: 4:59am On Jul 22, 2018 |
totit:O really, so Ogbunigwe came from France too? smh... 7 Likes 1 Share |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by shitholenation: 5:30am On Jul 22, 2018 |
From this thread one can clearly see how divided we are as a nation,there seems to be a great disunity among us (nigeria) I wonder how we can grow as a nation with this kind of atmosphere. 2 Likes |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by monerozi5590: 5:54am On Jul 22, 2018 |
God bless the Igbos. I served in the East and all i can say is that the Igbos are very industrious 13 Likes |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by Ziggylady(f): 5:57am On Jul 22, 2018 |
FeloniousFelon: Painfully true for the most part while i disagree in others,mainly the biblical assertions..The Black race's complete lack of emotional intelligence is the number one reason why our race is considered inferior compared to other races...with glaring evidences. When it comes to racial issues,i do not bother joining fellow Blacks to castigate Whites ot Asians because i know for a fact that the hatred and wickedness shown by blacks to fellow blacks when the opportunity arises leaves other races reeling with shock.. It is a tragedy. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by KINGOFTHEEAST: 6:21am On Jul 22, 2018 |
totit:see the way you are disgracing yourself 1 Like |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by Nobody: 6:25am On Jul 22, 2018 |
Metuh:Use your brain properly. This isn't how a person should behave |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by Metuh: 6:27am On Jul 22, 2018 |
plavic:Who is this nonentity? Common goan play with your mates. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by Kaysalas(m): 6:35am On Jul 22, 2018 |
FeloniousFelon:The most FOOLISH comment ever on NAIRALAND. Baseless claims no proof. You might be the seed of Satan, I and other Africans are clearly not. Cheers 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by Kaysalas(m): 6:52am On Jul 22, 2018 |
totit:Thank you bro, I have realized they intentionally rufuse to accept this fact, so as to make them look technologically savvy. In this age of information, most of them still go about shouting " Britain, USA, USSR , Egypt plus Nigeria against "Biafra alone"! D tin taya mi |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by TundeBricklayer: 6:54am On Jul 22, 2018 |
[quote author=totit post=69593210][/quote] History of Ogbunigwe also called Ojukwu Bucket was a series of weapons systems including command detonation mines, improvised explosive devices and rocket propelled missiles, mass-produced by the Republic of Biafra and used against Nigeria between 1967 and 1970 in the Nigerian Civil War At the outbreak of hostilities, the Biafran armed forces were poorly equipped as compared to the Nigerian army with arms and ammunition being in short supply. This imbalance in power was intensified in the course of the war. Biafran scientists, prominently from the University of Nigeria Nsukka (then University of Biafra), formed the Research and Production (RAP) Organisation of Biafra which included a Weapons Research and Production Group. It was the aim and purpose of this group to develop an indigenous arms industry and they soon started with the production of ammunition, grenades and armoured cars. Their most effective and infamous product was the Ogbunigwe of which there were different types in various sizes. The term Ogbunigwe later came to include grenades and landmines but initially referred to non guided rocket propelled surface-to-air missiles (specifically called flying Ogbunigwe) which were later converted to surface-to-surface missiles. The engineers Gordian Ezekwe, Benjamin Nwosu, Willy Achukwu and others were instrumental in the design and production of the weapons. The first type of Ogbunigwe to be produced and tested in combat was the rocket propelled surface to surface missile. It was originally designed as a surface to air missile to be used in defence against Nigerian MiG-15 fighters marauding the Enugu airport.[8] Before the missile could be used successfully at its actual purpose as an anti aircraft missile, Nigerian troops captured Enugu where the missiles were being produced in October 1967. Following the fall of Enugu, a group of retreating Biafran soldiers were fighting rearguard action against a battalion of heavily armed Nigerian troops at the Ugwuoba bridge along the old Enugu-Awka road. As the ammunition of the Biafran troops was exhausted their commander ordered them, as a last resort, to adapt the use of the Ogbunigwe surface to air missile they were equipped with, by launching them horizontally at the enemy instead of vertically as designed for anti aircraft action. The effect was devastating and extensive.As a result of this incident, the missile was converted and utilised for the rest of the war as a surface-to-surface missile, and as a surface-to-ship missile during the Second Invasion of Onitsha. The name Ogbunigwe literally means "instrument that kills in multitudes" in the Igbo language. the flying Ogbunigwe was the first rocket to be wholly designed, developed, mass-produced and launched in Africa. It was used in combat in 1967, over one year before the launching of the first indigenous South African rocket in December 1968. At the height of production, about 500 units were being produced per day in Biafra. 5 Likes 1 Share
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Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by hesilo(m): 6:56am On Jul 22, 2018 |
To the best of my knowledge. Kano according to statistics. Is the fourth most developing city in Nigeria. Ph is third. Abuja second. Lagos first. Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria in time of landmass . But in population. Lagos first and Kano second. The richest state in Nigeria in terms of GPD Lagos state first And rivers state second. IMO state has the highest number of professors in Nigeria. Southwest is the most developed political region. Anambra has the highest number of millions in Nigeria. The most less developed region in Nigeria northeast. My people. The richest tribe in Africa is igbos. Southwest has the highest number of university graduate. Igbos are more hardworking than any other tribes in black race. Hausa most sincere tribes in Nigeria. Igbos the smartest tribes in Nigeria. All this figures has been authenticated. I didn’t makes it up. British position north in leadership of Nigeria because of successful ness of indirect rules before 1960. Every tribes has advantages and also disadvantages associated with their tribes. Therefore. Let us respect one another and desist from tendencies that tears us apart. I have benefited from almost every tribes in Nigeria in many ways. I love black and white and I can not discriminate any tribes or region. Discrimination is sign of on civilization and also contrary to biblical principles. Pls my people. Prove me wrong if you are not comfortable with my points but PLs do not insult me 1 Like |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by TundeBricklayer: 6:56am On Jul 22, 2018 |
totit: 4 Likes
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Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by Kaysalas(m): 7:00am On Jul 22, 2018 |
karlboss:Forget his websites, use Google and please have an open mind. Biafra didn't invent jack. Just use Google and search Biafran mercenaries, u will be enlightened |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by Kaysalas(m): 7:12am On Jul 22, 2018 |
PLAYBOX22:Bros, u get time. They will believe anything they want. I had one MASSOB friend who told me IGBO means I Go Before Others(hahaha), IBO means I Before Others(lol), FBI means Fully Blooded Igbo( hikikikikihehegaga), so when I see NAIRA means Never Allow Igbo Rule Again , I just burst into laff for hia, dey remember my massob guy. Very soon, they will throw a spin on what Nigeria and Africa means. That letter "I" in those words don put the rest for trouble( hahaha), thank God say WORLD nor get letter "I", we for see something ahswear |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by TundeBricklayer: 7:13am On Jul 22, 2018 |
totit:Same hatred against great minds is the reason Nigeria is still backward ![]() 5 Likes
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Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by Kaysalas(m): 7:16am On Jul 22, 2018 |
monerozi5590:Very true, but we are not talking about being industrious here, we are debating the authenticity of claims of INVENTIONS! do have a happy sunday |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by TundeBricklayer: 7:36am On Jul 22, 2018 |
Kaysalas:Your elder who lived with Igbos during his carrier sharing his experience little rat like you with no experience about Igbos except what you read online and offline and the Igbos you see on streets of west and you think you know Better than a man more experience than you, who also experienced the civil war? Go and read Scientific and technological innovations in Biafra : ( The "Ogbunigwe" Fame 1967-1970) 8 Likes
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Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by dayoyak: 7:41am On Jul 22, 2018 |
Truth |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by FeloniousFelon: 7:49am On Jul 22, 2018 |
[s] Kaysalas:[/s] www.nairaland.com/attachments/5957228_1505217480286_jpeg0b42e5ae326250064ce86b14bcaf9744 Naamah was the last surviving child of Cain and she was black, like her father Cain. The curse of Noah may be a rejection of the incestuous child that Ham had conceived with Naamah who apparently was black. It is believed by some that Ham deliberately slept with Naamah so as to increase the inheritance he will get from his father amongst him and his brothers, by cunningly trying to have Noah grant equal inheritance to his bastard son by sleeping with Naamah. Did Naamah with the blood of Cain and Lucifer flowing in her veins, seduce Ham so as she will be of child deceitfully so that Noah will grant her child inheritance? This is why I believe Noah did not curse Ham but the bastard child Caanan. |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by GoldHorse(m): 8:03am On Jul 22, 2018 |
hisgrace090: ... The US became so great after the civil war... You guys should not wait for war or "the opportunity". Why don't you just show us what you can do and be great! Then everyone will have no choice but to respect you like they do the Americans and other great nations. If you are great you are great. Stop waiting for something or some people to give you a chance to show it. That might never happen. |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by Nobody: 8:05am On Jul 22, 2018 |
FeloniousFelon: "The Nigger, used his hammer to kill another nigger." Stop typing rubbish. |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by Nobody: 8:09am On Jul 22, 2018 |
Babiod: Caucasian white men don't come from the middle east "israel" , They come from Europe. The Israelites /Hebrews are black people. |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by Nobody: 8:19am On Jul 22, 2018 |
Ziggylady: "" i know for a fact that the hatred and wickedness shown by blacks to fellow blacks when the opportunity arises leaves other races reeling with shock.."" U don't know anything for a fact. Stop writing rubbish that u have no knowledge about. |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by Nobody: 8:21am On Jul 22, 2018 |
totit: Lmao. France brought in Tanks n Planes into biafra abi? And yet biafra was blockaded. I don't know wen u people will start respecting ur selves at the minimum. 4 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by Nobody: 8:21am On Jul 22, 2018 |
totit:LMAO. Pls wen next u want to deceive ur self, Do it privately n not publicly on nairaland. 4 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by Nobody: 8:23am On Jul 22, 2018 |
wowcatty: igbos aren't useful to Nigeria in anyway, But u and ur Yoruba ethnic group have been insisting that igbos will never leave Nigeria. U just can't exist without us. 6 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by Westbestside: 8:30am On Jul 22, 2018 |
totit:I thought I am the only one that have read this thing. I didn't know many have done. This is the truth they will never tell themselves. They will rather be lying to themselves. Since the day I read them here saying US came to aba to buy fighter jet from them. Nothing they say that I can believe them again. 1 Like |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by Westbestside: 8:33am On Jul 22, 2018 |
PrecisionFx:You mean insisting by going to North to beg them like your igbo elders, you me insisting by seeing your leaders visiting Gani Adams up n dan. Or you mean insisting by blocking all roads that leads to the east so that igbos should not go home. Or which of the insistence are you talking? 1 Like |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by neyobills: 8:45am On Jul 22, 2018 |
CSTR1005: There are actually documentaries I have watched and I can confirm that the supposed idiot is right,France helped Biafra and as well had boots on ground as instructors during the war,France is different from Russia so they have different foreign policies,in International arms trade u only get what u can afford and I guess it might not be affordable for Biafra then. |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by Westbestside: 8:47am On Jul 22, 2018 |
PrecisionFx:Take it easy, the truth will always be revealed. Read the below How France armed Biafra's bid to break from Nigeria. https://www.google.com.ng/amp/s/amp.rfi.fr/en/africa/20170525-how-france-armed-biafras-bid-break-nigeria Only if you will be truthful to yourself. 1 Like |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by prossity: 8:52am On Jul 22, 2018 |
True talk.... No matter the economy of Nigeria you can never see an igbo man selling soya. |
Re: When I Was Working In The Southeast I Saw What The Igbo Could Do - Akinwumi by kaymart: 9:02am On Jul 22, 2018 |
ozoebuka1:watch out for idiots like this. He's not Igbo, he's not a Muslim, He's not Yoruba. He obviously didn't learn from the write-ups above. He just wanted to keep creating divisions amongst us..... |
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