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Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by franchasng: 8:25am On Feb 18, 2020 |
Westbestside:That is why you fail exam . We are talking about investing in Nigeria and I said, Yorubas don't invest outside Yoruba land in Nigeria; only Igbos invest in every part of Nigeria without being tribalistic about it...Igbos invest in any community or LGA or state in Nigeria they are living without fear of attack or competition or any other reason, which you and every Nigerian can testify to. That is the argument. Now talking about Yorubas investing in Europe and America, of course all Nigerians and in fact every human invests in Europe and America for obvious reasons, so its not only Yorubas that invest in Europe and America......Igbos, Hausas, Ijaws, Urhobos, Indians, Chinese, Japs, Arabs, etc invest in Europe and America.... And even when you come to the Nigerian tribe that invest outside Nigeria, Igbos top the chart (Dangote or Adenuga you may want to mention are just few individuals). We are talking about majorities investing in both small, medium and large scale businesses to multi-industries. If you doubt me, I will give you facts based on what I know not what I heard people say. In Asian countries that I have visited, for in stance, in China, Igbos are the major African investors in China.....in South Korea, Igbos own factories, textile processing factories, used car dissembling factories, etc.....Same applies to Germany, UK, Spain (a friend owns and runs a small engineering workshop that buys used cars and trucks to dissemble and load on containers shipped to Nigeria and other African countries as spare parts).....another friend of an elder brother does same business in US......without being hypocritical, I also know a Yoruba family that own a big bakery in US..... But when it comes to the Nigerian tribe that invest anywhere they are without prejudice or tribal sentiments, its Igbos if you can be honest to yourself though 1 Like |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by Paretomaster1(m): 9:33am On Feb 18, 2020 |
mrvitalis: E pain am...... |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by 7lives: 9:55am On Feb 18, 2020 |
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Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by Bukky244: 9:57am On Feb 18, 2020 |
Coldie: You should pity them. 90% of Nigerias income comes from there region, but their region does not have any federal presence. The one, the foolish Jonathan wanted to do, Amaechi stopped it, so he can please the blood thirsty demons from Arabia. |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by 7lives: 10:21am On Feb 18, 2020 |
Xisnin: Adaka Boro was an Ijaw nationalist, he reminds me of Che Guevara, and Thomas Sankara, young and highly focused. He only wants the best for his people, this is what makes him a hero. |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by Coldie(m): 11:00am On Feb 18, 2020 |
Bukky244:This is full of lies brother. With this it would make it seem like we are lieing when we are speaking the truth. |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by Bukky244: 11:07am On Feb 18, 2020 |
Coldie: Please point out the lies, and I will edit or delete the post with the facts as presented by you. |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by Coldie(m): 11:10am On Feb 18, 2020 |
Bukky244:Jonathan was President for 6years, did Amaechi tell him not to develop his region? 90Percent of Nigeria's revenue does not come from the ijaws. Neither does 90percent of Nigeria's revenue come from oil. Stop spreading this false narrative stop giving them false sense of relevance |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by Nobody: 12:06pm On Feb 18, 2020 |
Cherez:So truthful people like you still exist 1 Like |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by Coldie(m): 12:33pm On Feb 18, 2020 |
Mikehot:So ironsi should not have fought boro? Because they don't want it to seem like igbos are bad people they should allow lawlessness? I no send anybody o. Whether oil, Niger Delta, or Biafra. I must say the truth. Igbos are bad people for capturing Boro for being the origin of militancy in the region, while Northerners were good people for killing him under mysterious circumstances... LoL What a funny world. Cherez if u were head of state then, so u would let Boro have his way because u don't want Igbos to be the bad people? Zik did nothing. Nigeria is not negotiable, uptil today I still respect Zik for keeping Nigeria intact, as much as I respect ojukwu for defending our people. The 1966 coup killings, its obvious that if they killed Igbo leaders or not what was coming was not unchangeable. The major cause of the reprisals was not the sparing of Igbo leaders but Aguiyi ironsis unwillingness to punish the perpetrators. |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by Coldie(m): 12:44pm On Feb 18, 2020 |
The Niger Delta already see themselves different from us I see nothing wrong with that, but using hate as a leverage to popularize this theory will make some of us Igbo thinkers always look at the Niger Delta with suspicion. Let us all come out with open arms and reason civilized and unbiased and not with hate and ignorant sentiments. There are some things that if I say here the divide might thicken, things that only hardcore Igbo thinkers know, but for a peaceful and progressive future we will never utter such. |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by Nobody: 12:47pm On Feb 18, 2020 |
Coldie:I don't do blame but my own is every region contributed to this one Nigeria trap one way or the other. But some would rather claim to be external victims, criticize everyone but themselves, the Zik you respect for keeping Nigeria intact if he hadn't we won't have heard of a civil war which birthed casualties which igbos cry with everyday for the waste of 3million and end of their proposed country. If the new online war singers admit they contributed to this trap they would stop insulting everyone and stop the chest beating that people are holding them back. Truth is anything secession now has to go through as a law through the legislature which they don't realize 1 Like |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by Coldie(m): 12:59pm On Feb 18, 2020 |
The east comprising of both the SS and SE as an economic block is seriously backward and marginalized and your problems are how to tell us how ijaws hate igbos or how igbos hate ijaws... This is pure FOOLISHNESS. instead of thinkers from both regions to be thinking deep on how to make the zone progressive u, guys are here thinking division, something u and I know will NEVER happen. For every one crime igbos committed against the Niger Delta, they have committed hundreds, you tell me about the capture of Boro, let me tell u about the massacre of western igbos in asaba by a Niger Deltan Murtala Mohammed, or how they seized our properties in port harcourt when we were trying to recover from a war, the list goes on but we ain't all over social media crying like cry babies. We moved on. Every time I meet any south south person talking bad about us igbos if u decide to debate with them u would just be seeing full blown foolishness, ignorance and greed in display. We financed a huge percentage of eastern revenues from coal we no complain. One of the reason rail lines were ever thought of to be in the east by the colonial masters were for coal exports, port Harcourt as a city came into being by the proceeds from it, we didn't steal complain. But here look at there descendants shouting oil oil up and down, the rhetorics has even changed after oil started being discovered in the East, now its no longer igbos want your oil its that igbos have a plan is this not plain STUPIDITY. I LAUGH |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by tartar9(m): 1:00pm On Feb 18, 2020 |
gidgiddy:Is it by force! The ND is not part of your biafra,simple The marginalization the ND have experienced would have been child's play if igbos had been the ones in power; this thread already gives an example. If there ever is a chance of succession,then why on Earth can't we be on our own? Why should we form the same country with you guys of all people ? 1 Like |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by Coldie(m): 1:03pm On Feb 18, 2020 |
Mikehot:But this thread was not opened by the new online war singers, it was opened by the new online our oil town criers, blaming igbos for all there woes. Igbos don't want Nigeria to break we are as much angry as everyone is, my people are just trying to use breakup as leverage to make our leaders seat up. And some other ignorant reasons displayed by ipob which u and I don't know there motives. |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by Coldie(m): 1:05pm On Feb 18, 2020 |
tartar9:Marginalization like when in the 90's and early 2000's u would see a very serious organization that's supposed to make a difference being headed by a northerner that cannot even speak English or read a full sentence over qualified graduates. I am just happy all those things are stopping, the north is beginning to grow up. |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by tartar9(m): 1:05pm On Feb 18, 2020 |
franchasng:Lol You mean the 4×4 foot retailer shops you guys scatter everywhere Investments indeed |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by gidgiddy: 1:18pm On Feb 18, 2020 |
tartar9: Countries dont drop down from the sky. Before a country can come, someone must be agitating for it. There is no agitation by the so called Niger Delta for this Should Nigeria break up, I think all the Igbo/Igboids and Igbo speaking people in the SE/SS will have a separate country while the Ijaws, Ogoni, Ibibio, Efik and the rest will have no choice to continue with Nigeria |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by franchasng: 1:22pm On Feb 18, 2020 |
tartar9:Yes oh |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by Nobody: 1:28pm On Feb 18, 2020 |
Coldie:It is foolish for anyone to blame igbos for their woes, using this to make leaders sit up i don't think that is what ipob is doing |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by Coldie(m): 1:37pm On Feb 18, 2020 |
Mikehot:That's why I said for Igbos case its ignorant reasons. Biafra agitation existed long before ipob |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by Xisnin(m): 2:18pm On Feb 18, 2020 |
7lives:We are saying the same thing. He claimed that Adaka Boro is a fool for attempting secession yet he is supporting Kanu the fugitive. |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by referandum(m): 5:37pm On Feb 18, 2020 |
Those calling Adaka a coward are silly. Know this if there was to be a coward, it would be Ojokwu who went on exile at the heat of war and NMK who exiled to Isreal at only a show of force. Adaka fought till the end, he was in the frontline of battle, not at a radio station or from an office. 1 Like |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by Cherez: 10:44pm On Feb 18, 2020 |
Mikehot:My dear, in the communities in the east the watchword has always been "EZIOKWU BU NDU" and that's why we have "Nze na Ozo" ndi n'ekwu EZIOKWU banyere the obula n'eme n'obodo. We speak the truth regardless. The Igbos share the blame on the recent happenings to. This isn't to say the cashed the while stuff but they share blames too. |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by eagleu: 11:10pm On Feb 18, 2020 |
mrvitalis: The Ijaw people are like cancer that eat up normal tissues around them. The Ijaw people and others from the riverine areas of the state controlled eastern Nigerian civil service, education industry, and even commerce for years way before the average Igbo learned to read and write. There's no ministry of education that didn't have riverine headmasters and supervisors for a long time, before Igbos acquired same educational level to compete. Unfortunately, for history revisionists and Yoruba propagandists bitter from carving midwestern out of western region, they would rehearse an old fable about how Igbos controlled everything. A bald faced lie! |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by eagleu: 11:17pm On Feb 18, 2020 |
referandum: He was killed by Nigerian army Yoruba commander who was afraid of his rising image! The same fate suffered by Ken Saro Wiwa who was hanged by his civil war buddy Sani Abacha! Write what you may about Boro, he betrayed not just Igbos, but his own people (don't mind revisionist history), because he was a cowardly dog. And even his Nigerian benefactors knew that he was no good, and simply waited for an opportune moment to snuff him out! And they did, and they always will! Ask Clark, GEJ, Opigo, and others! |
Re: Before The Biafrian Struggle. Struggle Of An Unsung Hero.(PHOTOS) by SlayerForever: 10:34pm On Feb 21, 2020 |
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