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Chinyere
Advocate
Advocate # 295

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My Brothers and Sisters:

I am opening this thread to seek your opinion as BiafraNigeria celeberates her 42-years of independence. What would BiafraNigeria show for forty-two years of existence since Britain left her alone?

I would say nothing but plunder.

[ October 01, 2002, 02:49 AM: Message edited by: Chinyere ]

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Ochiagha
Advocate
Advocate # 116

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Chi,

Let me remind you what they have achieved in 42 yrs.

The notoriety of winning or being the runner up on the most corrupt nation in the world list!

This your they came in second, I can bet you my hinny, they will win it next year..

[ October 02, 2002, 10:15 PM: Message edited by: Ochiagha ]

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Nwokeoma
Senior Advocate
Advocate # 42

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October 1 should be declared a day of mourning. Nothing as evil as BiafraNigeria should ever have been created, and we shall not rest until we destroy Nigeria or rid Biafra of it.

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Nwa Aro
Senior Advocate
Advocate # 27

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Fellows,
Does it surprise anyone that a recent survey carried out by a respected opinion poll survey group found that most Igbos would prefer that the 29th of September ( Igbo Day) every year be declared (atleast in the Igbo-speaking states) a public holiday instead of October 1st?

Does it also surprise anyone that the Nigerian senate President and the Speaker of the Nigerian House of Assembly boycotted this years "celebration"?

Why should any reasonable person mourn like the FIRST CONCUBINE cum "first lady" of Nigeria in her silly statement that Nigerians have lost apetite in observing the "national day"?

One thing is clear: it has finally downed on majority of Nigerians (I mean ordinary Nigerians)that Nigeria as presently composed is a MONUMENTAL FRAUD.
Dim Ojukwu, the Eze Igbo gburugburu will be somwhere laughing at those who now see what the LIVING SAGE saw in 1967 when he signed the Aburi Accord. Makes the saying that "he who laughs last laughs LOUDEST" become more real.

HAPPY IGBO DAY TO ALL MY IGBO BROTHERS AND SISTERS!
TO THE NIGERIANS: HAPPY MOURNING DAY AND MANY MORE RETURNS OF THE EVIL YOU SOWED IN 1967!!

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Ohafia Udumeze
Supreme Advocate
Advocate # 127

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Nwaro:

If they send me to a mental institution, I'll come and get you. The last part of your post made me laugh very hard in the office.

I salute all Igbo and Biafrans. Obasanjo is the last president of "Nigeria" as we know it.

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