Ofodirinwa:


the level of credit people are dashing notherners and yoruba people blows my mind. They really think there is some sort of coordination among both groups. They're both sitting there, confused, wondering what will happen tomorrow like everyone else in this zoo. IPOB did great work and I give them credit for what they achieved in making Biafra the agenda for every igbo person. They have led us to the river, but it will take some thing else for us to cross.

Even the most minimal, but diplomatic, effort with western countries, companies and influencers in Nigeria will break this zoo in pieces in less than a year. IPOB has limited diplomatic capacity. Diplomacy really isn't their fortay anyways but if we thrusted out of Nigeria nothing would get in the way. Even the Nigerian military is a joke and only intimidating because we're refusing to shoot back. If you fire a gun in the air they'll all run. Dash them food and money and they'll switch teams. The entire military leadership consists of people that can't active Google talkless of run a sophisticated strategy against anyone. They're the same soliders that were in Bayelsa drowning because they couldn't swim.

Very articulate. They fear these northerners as if they have really achieved anything worth fearful and I think the origin of this fear sprouted from the Biafran war which the British actually forth to keep exploiting the ffoolish Nigerians...LMAO

Like you rightly put, these other tribes are just as vulnerable as some of us if not more. For instance , the middle belt want out so much but they dont have the courage all they need is an opportunity for the Igbos to leave and they would rather join us than remain with North because I believe nobody really respect Igbo more than the middle belters....I was born and bred in Jos, Plateau.

hammer6F:
Nigeria Army never made it to Anambra, thanks to Ojukwu.

If they did, I doubt Omanbala1 would exist.

You are wrong.

War came to Anambra full time. From Onitsha through the old road, down to Awka.

Remember the popular Abagana ambush? And the popular saying " Hausa abatago Awka".

My family in Ogidi ran to Ojoto when the war came to Ogidi. It wasn't easy for any one.

I guess you meant to say that the war didn't get to Nnewi.
True, but this might be because Nnewi is not on a major road to any of the big Eastern cities then.

I don't agree with everything Omambala says, for example, I for one think that for all the flaws inherent in nnamdi Kanu, he was altruistic and no Igbo man should insult or denigrate his sacrifices. He fought the injustice we all suffer the way he could, he is a young man like us all, he refused to be bribed or compromised by the powers that be. if any one of us think he can do better than Nnamdi Kanu, let the person step into the spotlight, abandon his daily activities and carry the Igbo/Biafran cross by acting on those lofty plans and ideas they have.

It's easy to be a writer/talker, but to be a doer takes guts.

Nnamdi Kanu placed Biafra and Igbo independence struggle right in national and international discussion tables.
He opened up new channels for us. He rekindled the dying flames of Biafra in most of us. He got us believing that we can emancipate ourselves from the British colonial contraption we are trapped in, he is not without his flaws, but he had played his role, and he did so vigorously and incorruptibly.
And most importantly, through Nnamdi Kanu failures, we now know atleast one more method by which we can't achieve Biafra.
His failures made most of us, understand that Pan Igbo country is the only way out, and that the old Biafra, ie defunct Eastern region is dead and buried and can never be revived, now we would nolonger dissipate useful energy on that.

Out of the ashes of Nnamdi Kanu multiethnic Biafra, we are now building a Pan Igbo Biafra.

That to me, is progress. And for this alone, NK deserves our respect.

pazienza:


You are wrong.

War came to Anambra full time. From Onitsha through the old road, down to Awka.

Remember the popular Abagana ambush? And the popular saying " Hausa abatago Awka".

My family in Ogidi ran to Ojoto when the war came to Ogidi. It wasn't easy for any one.

I guess you meant to say that the war didn't get to Nnewi.
True, but this might be because Nnewi is not on a major road to any of the big Eastern cities then.

I don't agree with everything Omambala says, for example, I for one think that for all the flaws inherent in nnamdi Kanu, he was altruistic and no Igbo man should insult or denigrate his sacrifices. He fought the injustice we all suffer the way he could, he is a young man like us all, he refused to be bribed or compromised by the powers that be. if any one of us think he can do better than Nnamdi Kanu, let the person step into the spotlight, abandon his daily activities and carry the Igbo/Biafran cross by acting on those lofty plans and ideas they have.

It's easy to be a writer/talker, but to be a doer takes guts.

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Xander85:


Decent looking schools! Would have been better if they let you in to take pics of the facilities inside. Anyone else notice private primary and secondary schools in the South East are much better than their university counterparts? The private universities in the East need to provide better facilities or close down!

Spyder, any pics of Ekulu primary school? Last pics i saw of it two or three years ago weren't flattering!

I will get Ekulu primary school when next I pass there. A brother is eyeing cheap lands there. It was around the Ekulu hills area that I took this picture. .......

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Where is this place?

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spyder880:
Where is this place?

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Chai, that AG sign board nearly gave away the location, but it's too blurred

pazienza:


Chai, that AG sign board nearly gave away the location, but it's too blurred

I read the sign and saw it will not be possible for anyone to get Expo from there

I think is Akunanaw

spyder880:
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Dremca:
I think is Akunanaw

No way bro

nnamdijonathan:


The Nigerian soldiers who were ambushed in Abagana were on their way to Nnewi because they believed that the fall of Nnewi would have brought greater shame to Ojukwu but the Ogbunigwe halted their mission.

Ojukwu fought vehemently for the protection of the whole Biafran territory and not just one town. Now do yourself a favour and stop claiming Igbo here or at best get off the thread. Give this thread the honour it deserves.

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nnamdijonathan:


Although I hate that python dance because it is usually targeted at IPOB members, honestly, it reduces the crime rate in our region.

oga it doesn't reduce anything. It is targeted at the innocent people. They jst go on a killing spree. Nothing else. It doesn't reduce anything

nnamdijonathan:


Although I hate that python dance because it is usually targeted at IPOB members, honestly, it reduces the crime rate in our region.

it seems every body is doubting ur igboness. Am a proud igbo son.ydon't u clear the doubts by telling us where we u come from. The kingdom u come from in Delta state

Why is it that no one has said anything about what is happening in Owerri where ipob and massob is rooted. We are talking about nnamdi kanu, what about the predicament of these ones

BeijinDossier:
Why is it that no one has said anything about what is happening in Owerri where ipob and massob is rooted. We are talking about nnamdi kanu, what about the predicament of these ones

God is in control. I am sure he's watching and waiting, he is a very patient GOD who works in ways that will be impossible for men to understand.

"The battle is of the Lord's"2 Chronicles, 20.

"In the world ye shall have tribulations: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world" John 16 : 33.

OMANBALA1:



He was actually on the threshold of making history but arrogance was his downfall. Dude has diahhria of the mouth and very uncivilized. He had the opportunity to shake Nigeria and effect historical change but he thought he was god when people started bowing to him. A black man is too unstable to stay on course and achieve political greatness. Till this day Malcolm X is my hero not some rich spoilt brat called Ojukwu .

Malcon X spoke anyhow too that was why he was assassinated by his black people.

OMANBALA1:
You want solution but you had it when Rochas was given the platform to run for governorship under APGA. That was a golden opportunity to build brotherhood amongst 5 eastern states that will mastermind a massive economic transformation but as soon as he became governor he got greedy and wanted national prominence. He dumped APGA and reduced the potentials the organization presented and caused bad blood that has continued to haunt APGA. Today Anambra and Imo has not been able to work on any project because of the face off....Charity begins at home. If Imo had remained APGA the strength and influence would spread and maybe we might end up taking Abia , Ebonyi and Enugu and even beyond but I bet Buhari is to blame. Onuku Igala!

Dreamer, why not build around PPA that captured Abia and Imo in a single election, why must it be apga?

spyder880:


God is in control. I am sure he's watching and waiting, he is a very patient GOD who works in ways that will be impossible for men to understand.

"The battle is of the Lord's"2 Chronicles, 20.

"In the world ye shall have tribulations: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world" John 16 : 33.

thank God it is in the east. And the judge is an igbo man.even if he doesn't support ipob movement. Atleast let the pro igbo idea move him. Our se governors are trash

This is why Abia state will remain backward because people like you from abia would rather remain sentimentally useless than reason. Why is PPA not governing abia state today? Dumb fellow


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B2mario:
Dreamer, why not build around PPA that captured Abia and Imo in a single election, why must it be apga?

B2mario:
Dreamer, why not build around PPA that captured Abia and Imo in a single election, why must it be apga?

OUK greed, took away the PPA opportunity from Ndiigbo.
Uche Ekwunife was flying the PPA flag gallantly then, and had it been OUK had the best for Ndiigbo at heart, and not greed, Ohakim would not have defected to PDP, Imo and Abia would have witnessed tremendous infrastructural development that would have made the option of PPA as an Igbo party, attractive to other SE states.
The post civil war story of Ndiigbo, had been a story of dearth of Igbo nation patriotic, competent and strategic leaders.

Let's drive ........

Heading for the borders. .......

What's the current news about Nigercem Nkalagu?

I think and I really suffice to say at this point that Igboland needs an active militia group or armed organization(advisably an underground one). Nnamdi Kanu seemed to have had the framework for that going with the extent of organization and vigilante spirit he brought to the East with his Biafran security service, but then reduced it to a mere boys scout parade when he failed to see that one opportunity to actually build a defense force(getting arms was never going to be a problem, lots of arm dealers and middle men suppliers/smugglers that operate in the Niger delta are Igbos)... all NK had to do was liase with Niger delta militant groups and establish secret training camps in the much secure creeks of the delta. A badly missed opportunity I must say... if we had a militia on the standby-armed, trained and ready... the rubbish we saw with fulani bastards daring to encroach on any part of Igboland would have seen their dead bodies piled up, or the useless Nigerian Army daring to harass our people and even arrest women who are old enough to be their mothers... a major insult to Igboland. We need to really have a secret whatsapp group or platform where we can seriously discuss this things. With election looming ahead, there will be a lot of ethno-religious tensions that might spill over to violence on Igbos in the North (God forbid), but what if it happens? will Igbos have a defense system? Are we going to keep folding our hands as the useless Nigerian thugs in uniform invade the peace of the East with thier deceitful python dance sequels, when we know it's just another opportunity for them to harass innocent people... Go to the east and see the way soldiers proliferate every square foot mile of Igboland with illegal checkpoints, you will think we are still at war... but we all know the East is probably the safest place to be save for pockets of kidnapping (we can handle that if we have a Igbo defence force whether civil or military type).

Umu Nnem let's talk more about the security of Igboland, let's look critically at the matter, mobilizing the man power to defend Igboland isn't the problem, just the means to the end... and we are more than capable of funding the means, boys full ground and I mean boys that have the heart to fuvk Sh.it up if need be.

"Be wary of those who come out in public to expose their security plans, for they might be spies planted in thy midst to monitor you" - Sun Tsu.

The main gate of Nigercem cement factory, Nkalagu, Ebonyi state.......

nnamdijonathan:


The Nigerian soldiers who were ambushed in Abagana were on their way to Nnewi because they believed that the fall of Nnewi would have brought greater shame to Ojukwu but the Ogbunigwe halted their mission.

I can perceive Afonja in you from far, please go and open Oduduwa thread

Some roads inside the cement factory.......

This is the main road from the main gate to all the other sides of the huge complex. Note that this is concrete road without asphalt cover. And it's been like this since the 1960's.

ckenneths:
This is the main road from the main gate to all the other sides of the huge complex. Note that this is concrete road without asphalt cover. And it's been like this since the 1960's.

wow
Concrete road is cool but it is costly and the sub standard cements they produce this days can't even get this kind of work done

mightguy:
wow
Concrete road is cool but it is costly and the sub standard cements they produce this days can't even get this kind of work done

Unfortunately, this comment is not true.

Concrete roads are not as costly as other roads but trust the Nigerian system to over inflate every contract cost to corruptly enrich themselves while the masses suffer. Dave Umahi has done hundreds upon hundreds of concrete roads in every corner of Ebonyi state and still doing more. Quality cement? Wait till Nigercem restarts.

ckenneths:
This is the main road from the main gate to all the other sides of the huge complex. Note that this is concrete road without asphalt cover. And it's been like this since the 1960's.

Damn....this beautiful! I love nature and serenity!