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Biafranigeria forumites: I am opening this thread to congratulate Amanda on her 1,000 post since the inception of this great forum. Let us join hands and say a big congratulations to Amanda. Her tremendous efforts should not be overlooked.
Amanda, once more, congratulations and may your wisdom continue to spread here.
Happy 1,000!
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___________________ Awo's political idea was based on the assumption that any town beyond Owo was Igbo or Hausa. Awo was not socialised; he was not a good mixer because he did not have the opportunity, which the secondary school offered. ~TOS Benson, Baba Oba of Lagos
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OU and Thompson B, A countless thanks to you. Your bulwark solidarity and stalwart inspiration are heartily felt and appreciated. This congrats is for you too.
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Sister Amanda Congratulations, You broke my record long time ago. For a while I had the highest post in this board. I am glad that you have taken the batton and ran with it. Sister you are the best. We love you so much. Congratulations.
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Bro Biafra, A hefty thanks to you. Any commendation and trophy belongs to you and the rest of our board family members. We are all so intertwined in our efforts to bring the plights of Biafra to the world fore that my contribution wouldn't have been possible without your inputs, contributions, and dedication. Therefore, I believe that any positive re-inforcement brought my way is thus, for all you dedicated Biafrans everywhere.
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Big Brother Waypoint 1, How can I forget you??? Each time I get a compliment as "lady Biafra", I toast you silently for this beautiful baptismal name that you bestowed on me.
Though I may not have voiced it, please know that I've always appreciated and admired your teasing, jokes, and yes, your "fire brigade" views against that evil empire called Nigeria.
How can I forget you??? You teased me to uncontrollable bouts of laughter regarding our nutty Ednut in the hay days of this great board.
Now that "lady Biafra" is stuck on me, you are stuck on me, too. Thus, everything that comes my way as lady Biafra belongs to you. Thank you!
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Amanda: What you've done to propel this great forum to the forefront speaks for itself and has no parallel. Keep up the good work, we are behind you. Congratulations!
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Amanda: Oke nwanyi. What else can I say that has not been said. Despite all odds, the personal attacks, the bigotry, the hatred and the battle wounds, you are still growing strong. Nobody, absolutely nobody can stop you. We are all happy for you in carrying the burden upon yourself. May the Almighty God continue to give you the strength and foresight, in all your endeavors, especially the unfettered realm to Biafra actualization.
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Amanda Congrats and keep up the good work. U are a true Biafran. God will reward for your good works.
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For a while I thought you were Ms. Okokon Ndem or Gen. Wekson or Ojukwu's daughter or all of the above.
The way these guys congratulate you make me think you just won an election, Amanda. But I know that even the Local Govt. elections are not yet up. What's all the high-fives about?
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Amanda: My tour of all the posts has convinced me of your tremendous efforts to keep this very message board rolling. Your inputs definitely made a lot of difference. I will bet my whole life to recognize and support whatever you are in for.
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You, whose presence and contributions are dear to me, I hear you! You have spoken well. Paul, Osetutu, Egwuatu, Chiboy, Ifeanyi, Odili, Ikpat, Ojoto, and Williamson, accept my thanks and gratitude. I feel greatly privileged to rub minds with you all.
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Where have you been my brother??? You were missed.
BTW, where is Quansah, the sports encyclopaedia?
___________________ Awo's political idea was based on the assumption that any town beyond Owo was Igbo or Hausa. Awo was not socialised; he was not a good mixer because he did not have the opportunity, which the secondary school offered. ~TOS Benson, Baba Oba of Lagos
And hear is to U, a word I have only used once nearly a century ago, (the receiver was Suen) :-) . It is (KNALD PAA). I owe U one, if and when you can decipher the code (word).
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Amanda: Who could express your articulated and constructive contributions to the ongoing debates in this forum other than myself? When I opened and browsed this very thread, one thing popped up in my mind: Amanda deserves it and she earned it. You are on the one.
Congratulations.
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Bature congratulates Amanda and she gladly accepts. Chineke .....!!!
Handshake across the abyss. But the beauty of it is that some day, Dan Fulanis', Nyariyas', Igwes', Omo Alatas', Ekaettes' and Nne Ngbekes' in Nigeria will prosper and live together happily ever after in Nigeria.
On a serious note, Amanda is material for leadership. All she needs to do is tow an alternative path wherein lieth righteousness, reality, unity, strength, democracy and freedom. She is goooood!!
And my very good friend from time Imo River, Biafra, has a good heart but drives me nuts. Few others, if I were not whom I am, a fing** would have popped longest ages ago.
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Ezigbo nwa -Ada anyi Amanda, You are very special. Congratulation,you deserve all this praises, you have done well. God bless you.
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Ikpatt, Mischief, thou art afoot! Like other active forumites who stayed away for a while, I missed Bature while he went on voluntary rat-racing with the red necks. Now that he's back, don't go stirring up anything that would send him scurrying back to that cave (lol).
As for your dream of handshake from down under... sure, it's possible only when we have become Biafra Republic. Then, we as Biafrans can cordially shake hands with Nigerians and the rest of African countries in ECOWAS, OAU, UN, etc., summit settings. If we so choose, we can also extend our hands in philantropic gestures toward the prosperity of Nigeria.
Ikpatt, I appreciate your courageous analysis. However, know that I'm always on the side of righteousness, reality, unity, strength, deocracy, and freedom. This applies to my personal as well as social/public lives. In the case of Nigeria, there's nothing righteous, real, uniting, strong, democratic or free about it. Nigeria is a dead horse that has been over-flogged, decayed, stinking, and begging to be disposed of.
I appreciate your misgivings about Biafra. To overcome those, undertake your own little research about MASSOB, The organizations here supporting MASSOB and/or Biafra Actualization, and the masses at home and diaspora who want/need, and are asking for Biafra Actualization. After your extensive research, I believe you'd come away with the realization that clutching on to the failed project called Nigeria is unpopular and spells doom. You'd then appreciate the fact that Biafra Actualization is the only viable option.
After Biafra Actualization, what next...you'd wonder. During this course of Actualizing Biafra, I think that the interim Biafra Constitution should stipulate that there could be a federation of states within Biafra, if we (the majority of the states) wish to. But Ikpatt, you have to be on the inside to make and effect this kind of stipulation...among other things That way, each state/tribe has enough room to breathe and to develop at it's own pace. It will help douse the suspicious fire that could fuel distrust among the less populated and oil-rich states/tribes of Biafra. It's time you let go of Nigeria and embrace your heritage, Biafra.
If we want our offsprings and future generations to soar to unfettered heights among other progressive nations of the world, in freedom, prosperity, and and self actualization, Biafra must be evacuated from Nigeria. She must be free.
___________________ Awo's political idea was based on the assumption that any town beyond Owo was Igbo or Hausa. Awo was not socialised; he was not a good mixer because he did not have the opportunity, which the secondary school offered. ~TOS Benson, Baba Oba of Lagos Posts: 2644 | From: United Kingdom | Registered: Apr 2001
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OU, What can I say. I want Ikpatt to come to terms with Biafra...be it her ghost, her peoples, or her Actualization. We cannot continue to lay comatose within Nigeria and pretend that all is well, especially, when our street thugs kiss up to the Hausa/Fulani/Yoruba thiefy usurpers and get a few crumbs thrown their way in order to keep us ever supressed.
If we continue to feign indifference, then we must have tacitly agreed to render our offsprings extinct.
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I see that the Queen of Dreams has reached another milestone. Now that you have over 1000 posts, what has Biafra achieved? Ziiiiiiiiiiiiiiilch! Nothing + Nothing = Nothing. I wonder how much digital memory was consumed in that Biafra dream of yours. How many more will be wasted? Give it up, already. Biafra is over.
Anyway, congratulations. 1000 posts is not a joke, even though in this case, it was spent on a lost cause.
Na wa for you O. even in this season of goodwill you're still pushing your anti-Biafran agenda. Please now, give my lady some slack.
___________________ Awo's political idea was based on the assumption that any town beyond Owo was Igbo or Hausa. Awo was not socialised; he was not a good mixer because he did not have the opportunity, which the secondary school offered. ~TOS Benson, Baba Oba of Lagos
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Ohafia: Does it mean you are now making a concession? Remember talk is cheap, and when you cannot follow up to what you vividly stand for, it means you are no longer credible.
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