quote:We notherners don't even have problem with our Igbo and Biafra brothers. Is untrustworthy blood sucking yorobas we need to worry about. You need to ask about me in this forum, I don't take nonsense. Just because I left for while, that gives idiots like you to come in here to pacifiy us. The northerners can defend themselves we don't need your likes to do that for us.
Muda Kaduna responding to Afro euro in the thread “Nobody will forgive Nzeogwu” -Gidado Idris.
___________________ IGBO AMAKA Posts: 79 | From: Porthacourt | Registered: Feb 2003
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quote: I think that Orji Kalu should suffer the pain of dying and then we should go and apologise to his killers. When he was wining and dinning with Anenih and co. he never remembered the marginalised Biafrans, he voted for aobasanjo's third coming. Now the marriage is over and his life is at stake he remembers Biafrans. Welcome home, Orji Kalu. But it's not over yet. My advise, read the book; "How not to eat an elephant".---------Okeystuff
That's too cold!
___________________ "We are where we are in large part at the moment, because our self-identified leaders of thought have put us there."----Ukpabi Asika Posts: 321 | From: Athens, Ohio USA | Registered: Mar 2001
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quote:"If public officials steal or abuse their position here they are not just stealing, they are undermining confidence in the new Nigeria's democratic government." ....Bremer
Minor change emphasized by Ednut but the above quote fits. May the US please invade our country and save us from the criminals in power.
Advocate Rated: posted March 31, 2004 12:40 AM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bababomboyz Mocking other people's heritage is more inferiority to someone who is used to embezzling public treasury without guilty.
___________________ On Aburi We Stand.
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quote:Advocate #90 From your over 1000 contributions into this BNW forum, most of which are fanatically pro-Biafran (not to mention your embarrassing semi-illiterate style), you still have no clue where the word "Biafra" comes from, you still do not know what language "Biafra" is taken from.
You have disappointed yourself!
quote: For example: let's assume the word "Biafra" was used by Portuguese sailors from the 16th century as a description for cannibalism? Or let's go on to assume that "Biafra" was used by the Europeans as a word describing a certain vile behaviour? How would you react to that?
The joke is on you. Since you call yourself a Biafran, you have to explain what Biafra means. Or you want to continue to remain ignorant?
It's clear that you and your kind do not move in educated circles. If you did, you would have been confronted with these questions about Biafra long ago and would have gone searching for the meaning of Biafra rather than insulting and opposing honest folks who are simply trying to offer you a helping hand
quote:Advocate #90
Congratulations. One post without an insultive word. Now what remains for you is to work on the grammatical and syntax errors.
Afro-Euro's replies to Waypoint1Biafra in "Where does the word Biafra come from?".
quote:They will write concretely fierce on the internet as if they have the guts, but in practical terms, they crawl behind closed doors to feed from the crumbs of the caliphates and "generals" in Aso Rock.---Ojoto
___________________ TRUTH IS THE ONLY WAY Posts: 51 | From: Montevideo, Uruguay, Latin America | Registered: Oct 2002
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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 Posts: 2644 | From: United Kingdom | Registered: Apr 2001
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quote:UK is her lapdog, has no mind of her own and cannot think for herself. The UK pre-occupation is to follow US sheepishly, pandering to her whims and caprice and always applaud every step US action, bad or good------>MIKE ONWUKA IN TANZANIA
Onwuka referring to UK as no longer an absolute power in the world and gradually becoming dinnasourous in world's affaire...She is like a house wife to America, ask no questions and see no evil.... meaning UK has assumed the status of Follow Follow.
Hail Biafra
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Posts: 1672 | From: Minnesota USA | Registered: Mar 2001
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quote:The conduct of the war in Iraq has made it clear that there was no effective plan for the post-Saddam settlement. All those with experience of the area predicted that the occupation of Iraq by the Coalition forces would meet serious and stubborn resistance, as has proved to be the case.
To describe the resistance as led by terrorists, fanatics and foreigners is neither convincing nor helpful.
Policy must take account of the nature and history of Iraq, the most complex country in the region.
... The military actions of the Coalition forces must be guided by political objectives and by the requirements of the Iraq theatre itself, not by criteria remote from them.
It is not good enough to say that the use of force is a matter for local commanders.
Heavy weapons unsuited to the task in hand, inflammatory language, the current confrontations in Najaf and Falluja, all these have built up rather than isolated the opposition.
... We share your view that the British government has an interest in working as closely as possible with the United States on both these related issues, and in exerting real influence as a loyal ally.
We believe that the need for such influence is now a matter of the highest urgency.
If that is unacceptable or unwelcome there is no case for supporting policies which are doomed to failure.
___---A letter to Tony Blair from 52 former British diplomats criticising his foreign policy
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"The Biafra itself and their leaders have become a very big problem, because the first Biafran experiment was started by these same people and finally abandoned for General Effiong to face the uncertainty of imminent end of the war."
Remarking that the scenario came as a surprise to ANC and Akwa-Ibomites, wondering why the Igbo would not show a common respect to the people of Akwa Ibom State and Efik-speaking communities.
"Why should Igbo not show respect to the corpse of a man whom they vilified and called uncomplimentary names while alive?" noting that the man lived and died a bitter person.
He categorically said "for over 33 years before the death of General Effiong, no Igbo organisation or group has shown any interest in the man's well-being, no community deemed it necessary to honour him with traditional/chieftaincy titles of Igboland for his Biafran heroism," he said.
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