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Wonder will never seize, Boy Oh boy, I just came back from Biafranigeria, who did I see re-incarnate again as Alchemist handle, who else? non other than BNW outcast, Othaniel, EuroAfrica ETC. Wow no matter how a leopard try, his/her skin can never change. You can change the handle but the person and the urge still remain.
It's a thing of Glory when a brother risks his life and return safely after a visit to the jungle known as nigeria. Welcome, ndi ulo kwwanu? Here's the update though, watch out for your stars. These Yoruba and awusa folks are not kidding anymore with their new device of forming new handles with which they used to reduce a WHOLE me (lol) to a lowly three star general. Nothing will satiate them until they kick me all the way to one star. Isn't that some sh*t? To keep your hard earned stars, you have to either pander to their whimsical caprices or hide your ratings like they do. For the past three weeks, I’ve been literally fighting for my life (lol) on BNW, albeit, the good news is that I weathered the storm. What you are seeing today is just occasional droplets of receding rain.
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Cool!! But can we see yours? If it's not asking much?
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See what? What are you talking about? The ratings? Tell me, how old are you? 12 years? Are you not ashamed to be laying emphasis on some BS stars next to your BS handle-name? How immature is that?
quote:Mebiafran, your demotion is fully justified as you've proven to be an xxxxxxx.
If it is to you a "demotion," then the "emphasis" is more than required. See what I mean? In one of your posts you alluded to this reduction in number as a sign of what again? Am I gonna get another outburst?
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Thanks Biafra for your kind gesture especially coming from an all time great, you. But let me explain ***** General to the in house DUNCE that the symbols he saw represented FIVER STARS which flew by the dummy's head with the speed of wind. To Greg and Ochi, whether Alchemist the roach is othniel or Fumi makes no difference since only those that weathered the torrent with ONE HANDLE can be said to be hard to kills anything else is WIMPISH. I'm not known by any stretch of the imagination to hunker away from the battle field hence I elected to post with one handle ever since my arrival and damn the consequence, let the havens or whatever fall. Igbo nkem mụ di kpom kwem. Ọdi chịị chịị chịị!
Question: If the awusas beef with the Igbo is their stupid claim that the great Nzeogwu killed their 'leaders,' what is the claim of the Yorubas and their subordinates from middle belt? Did the Igbo also kill any Yoruba or middle belt leaders? Conclusion, only a fool would perpetually be in collusion to harm folks that never posed any threat to them.
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quote:Did the Igbo also kill any Yoruba or middle belt leaders?...Mebiafran
Yes, they did. The fact that you were able to physically spell out the core problem of the nigerian society (Nzeogwu murdering hausa nigerian leaders), shows that you're on the right track. Keep it up. Nothing brings about more healing in the lives of human beings than "forgiveness". But before forgiveness can be granted, there's admission of guilt. Once the ibos can admit their collective guilt in the unholy bloody events of January 15th 1966, you'll be surprised to feel the cleansing wind of change blowing all over Nigeria.
Until that is done, things will remain as they are in Nigeria for the next generations.
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Collective guilt? Hell I cant seem to remember Nzeogwu asking me before killing anyone. Ans what about these guys are they Igbo?....
quote:15. By early November the recruiting activities of the group were completed and an inner circle of conspirators emerged, consisting of the following officers: Major CK Nzeogwu Major A. Ademoyega Major EA Ifeajuna
quote:26. The execution of the plan commenced by the calling of a meeting late on 14 January 66 of the Lagos members of the inner circle and, for the first time, of junior officers previously selected to take an active part. A number of those present had attended a cocktail party that very evening in the house of Brigadier Mai-Malari in Ikoyi. The following attended this meeting which was held in the Apapa House of Major Ifeajuna: a. Major EA Ifeajuna b. Major CI Anuforo c. Major D Okafor d. Major A. Ademoyega e. Major IH Chukwuka f. Captain O Oji g. Captain GS Adeleke h. Lt. G. Ezedigbo i. Lt. BO Oyewole
quote: ABDUCTION AND ASSASSINATION OF SIR ABUBAKAR TAFAWA BALEWA 33. The party charged with the abduction of the Prime Minister (PM) left HQ 2 Bde at approximately 0200 hours. The following have been identified as members of that group:
OFFICERS a. Major EA Ifeajuna (in command) b. 2/Lt. G. Ezedigbo (Federal Guard Unit) c. 2/Lt. Oyewole (2 Brigade Transport Company)
This is a list of those inolved in the attack on the Premiers Lodge. Go through the list and stop talking of a collective guilt of the Igbo, Because awusa and yoruba full the list.
quote:141. The following officers and ORs have been identified as having been involved in the attack on the Premier's Lodge: Officers (1) Major C .K. Nzeogwu - NMTC (2) 2/Lt. K.D. Waribor - "C" Coy, 3rd BN NA (3) 2/Lt. S.E. Omeruah - " (4) Capt. G. Ude Other ranks (1) NA 18147406 Sgt. Husa Kanga - NMTC (2) NA l8149900 Sgt Yakubu Adebiyi - NMTC (3) Sgt Duromola Oyegoke . NMTC (4) NA 5888 Pte. Ogbole Agwu - 3rd Bn NA (5) NA 2405 Pte Bello Mbulla - 3rd Bn NA (6) NA 18151763 L/Cpl . Samuel Amajo - 3rd Bn NA (7) NA 18151319 L/Cpl Danyo Mbulla - 3rd Bn NA http://www.omoigui.com 45 (8) NA 5684 Pte. Abu Odiedier - 3rd Bn NA (9) NA 18148998 Pte Lekoja Gidan-Jibrin - 3rd Bn NA (10) NA 163287 Cp1. Bako Lamundo - 3rd Bn NA (11) NA 5860 Pte. Joseph Wadu Goji -3rd Bn NA (12) NA 1982 Pte. Alexander Agbe - 3rd Bn NA (13) NA 18151864 Pte Lagwin Goshit - 3rd Bn NA (14) NA 18266006 Pte Augustine Oguche Agbo - 3rd Bn NA (15) NA 634212 Pte Effiong Atkinson - 3rd Bn NA (16) NA 18147284 Cpl. Tunana Bangir - 3rd Bn NA (17) NA 18l49368 Cpl. Abibo Elf - 3rd Bn NA (18) NA 18151873 Pte. Uguman Monogi - 3rd Bn NA (19) NA 1562 Pte Felako Kwa - 3rd Bn NA (20) NA 18149363 Cpl. Reuben Nwagwugwu - 3rd Bn NA (20) NA 502542 Cpl. Yakubu Kaje - 3rd Bn NA (21) NA 505092 L/Cpl. Mamis Hundu - 3rd Bn NA (22) NA 18151861 L/Cpl Thaddens Thamyil Tsenyi1 - 3rd Bn NA (23) NA l8148269 L/Cpl Issna1m Tayapa - 3rd Bn NA (24) NA 18148272 L/Cpl Ali Shendam - 3rd Bn NA (25) NA 18151771 Pte. Usuman Gabure - 3rd Bn NA http://www.omoigui.com 46 (26) NA 18149613 Pte Emmanue1 Ekwueme - 3rd Bn NA (27) NA 4887 Pte Erastus Nakito - 3rd Bn NA (29) NA 3659 Pte Jonathan Anahiri - 3rd Bn NA
All lists quoted from [url= http://www.omoigui.com/files/military_rebellion15th_jan1966.pdf#search='police%20report%201966%20coup%20nigeria'] Leaked [Police] Special Branch Report: "Military Rebellion of 15th January 1966"[/url] Go and check it out. 9 people out of 33 are Igbo and you talk of collective Igbo guilt? No be your fault.
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Ochi, what are you saying, don’t you know that in their nigeria the names below are Igbo when things are dicey but are seen as yoruba or awusa other times, like now that obasanjo is leading them under?
Lest we also forget my question earlier; “Did the Igbo also kill any Yoruba or middle belt leaders? He in his mind answered without naming a single yoruba the Igbo killed during the January 1966 disturbance.
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As long as ibos refuse to admit their guilt in the destruction of Nigeria from January 1966 onwards, Nigeria and especially the ibos will continue to remain in a perpetual backward condition.
You think you ibos are more clever than the Japanese? For over 60 years, Japan officially refused to publicly apologize for crimes against humanity committed in the last century. Just this year 2005, the government of Japan officially and publicly apologized for its evil past. Now, forgiveness and healing can take place between Japan, Korea, China and other asian countries.
Same thing is true with Germany. In 1945 the relationship between Germany and the rest of Europe and especially France & Russia was on the level of pure hatred and mistrust. Today, Germany is one of the strongest and most loyal friends of Russia, France and the rest of Europe. Even Israel for the first time in its history, has allowed a German president to speak in the israeli parliament. Why is this so? Because Germany has made it its highest policy to admit their guilt and to publicly apologize for what Germany had done.
However, the one case which is both touching and inspiring is the braveness and unique leadership style of late Pope John Paul II. This Pope was the first Pope to officially visit the State of Israel. While in Israel, Pope John Paul II asked the Israeli people for forgiveness. Under Pope John Paul's papacy, the Vatican officially recognized the sovereignty of the State of Israel. Some time later, Pope John Paul II stunned the entire world when he officially asked all nations of this earth for forgiveness for all the atrocities which the Roman Catholic church had committed down through the centuries.
Now you tell me: how brave, how valiant, how praiseworthy and courageous is that? The Roman Catholic church system of religion might be xxxx, but in Pope John Paul II they had THE best pope ever (that's IMO).
Why can't ibos do the same for God's sake? Elton "bloody-xxxx" John was right: "Sorry seems to be the hardest word".
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Ach ja, I forgot. Is it this Nowa Omoigui you're talking about, Mebiafran? I've read his articles, and he clearly states for instance that these nigerian leaders were killed by ibo soldiers: Colonel R. Shodeinde, Premier Samuel Akintola, Brigadier A. Ademulegun and others. Read the whole report here. Now I know that you are well aware of this, but you know denying the obvious won't get you nowhere, dude! Nowhere, you hear me? Just admit your guilt and the vicious hateful cycle of kill-and-be-killed will be broken.
quote:Just this year 2005, the government of Japan officially and publicly apologized for its evil past…
...As a result NO MORE EARTHQUAKES and POLITICAL DISTURBANCES in Japan. Tell that to the mountain.
quote:Just admit your guilt and the vicious hateful cycle of kill-and-be-killed will be broken.
I read ya but to be frank, I don't see any guilt to admit to here. Well, I take that back, I will if you could please identify any Igbo on the list below. If you can't, does that not tell you that that disturbance at best could've been described as having been carried out by a collection of friends or group of folks without ethnic labeling? I guess it became Igbo affair after it was scuttled by two Igbo sons, Ironsi and the same Ojukwu you guys want dead today? Did you not know that had Ojukwu and Ironsi given in to that disturbance there won't be any place for these wicked lies we read daily? Guy, guy, guy let's keep the baby real, shall we? Is it fair in your thinking to lay the incident of Jan. 1966 exclusively on the Igbo even as you're READING the names of YORUBA officers that were equal participants? I bet had it succeeded we would today hear how courageous these yoruba officers were? How obasanjo gave inside information to his bosom friend Nzeogwu without which the success would’ve been in doubt? Let the keyword in our discussions be FAIRNESS & HONESTY, all I gotta say.
Major A. Ademoyega
Captain GS Adeleke
Lt. BO Oyewole
Sgt. Husa Kanga - NMTC
Sgt Yakubu Adebiyi - NMTC
Sgt Duromola Oyegoke . NMTC
Pte Bello Mbulla - 3rd Bn NA
L/Cpl Danyo Mbulla - 3rd Bn NA
Pte. Abu Odiedier - 3rd Bn NA
Pte Lekoja Gidan-Jibrin - 3rd Bn NA
Cp1. Bako Lamundo - 3rd Bn NA
Pte. Joseph Wadu Goji -3rd Bn NA
Alexander Agbe - 3rd Bn NA
Pte Lagwin Goshit - 3rd Bn NA
Pte Effiong Atkinson - 3rd Bn NA
Cpl. Tunana Bangir - 3rd Bn NA
Cpl. Abibo Elf - 3rd Bn NA
Pte. Uguman Monogi - 3rd Bn NA
Pte Felako Kwa - 3rd Bn NA
Cpl. Yakubu Kaje - 3rd Bn NA
L/Cpl. Mamis Hundu - 3rd Bn NA
L/Cpl Thaddens Thamyil Tsenyi1 - 3rd Bn NA
L/Cpl Issna1m Tayapa - 3rd Bn NA
L/Cpl Ali Shendam - 3rd Bn NA
Pte. Usuman Gabure - 3rd Bn NA
Pte Erastus Nakito - 3rd Bn NA
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quote: I've read his articles, and he clearly states for instance that these nigerian leaders were killed by ibo soldiers: Colonel R. Shodeinde, Premier Samuel Akintola, Brigadier A. Ademulegun and others. Read the whole report --Alchemist
alchemist you are a big bloody liar, This is what the report says about the killing of these people; ASSASSINATION OF BRIGADIER S. ADEMULEGUN 155. The following have been identified as having been involved in the killing of this senior officer and his wife at No.1, Kashim Ibrahim Road, Kaduna at approximately 0200 hours on 15 January 1966:- (1) Major Timothy Onwatuegwu (NMTC) (2) NA 18265005 Spr. Yakubu Dungo 2 Fd. Sgn. NAE (3) NA 18266079 L/Cpl . Lawrence Akuma 2 Fd. Sgn. NAE http://www.omoigui.com 49 (4) Spr. Raphael O1atunde 2 Fd. Sgn. NAE (5) James Aluta 2 Fd. Sgn. NAE (6) Emmanuel Udo 2 Fd. Sgn. NAE (7) Simon Agi 2 Fd. Sgn. NAE (8) Felix 0. {Snu) 2 Fd. Sgn. NAE {now NMTC) (9) L/Cpl . Mu1i {Snu) 2 Fd. Sgn. NAE {now NMTC) (10) NMT Cp1. Yakubu Bako 1 Fd. Sgn. NAE (11) Spr. Mathew Asanya 1 Fd. Sgn. NAE (12) Joseph Odion 1 Fd. Sgn. NAE (13) Spr. Henry Va1ia 1 Fd. Sgn. NAE
Those invoved in the Killing of Akintola; 112. All dispositions having been taken, Capt. Nwobosi stood in the middle of the courtyard and shouted "Akintola come down - you are for lawful arrest by the army on orders from HQ 2 Brigade. A voice from upstairs, presumably that of Akintola, replied "Yes, I am coming" Nothing further happened. Capt. Nwobosi repeated his summons a number of times without reaction from Akintola. He then fired from his SLR one round at the building. When this produced no result, the Captain ordered the following to accompany him into the lodge: (1) 2/Lt. A.A.O. EGBIKOR (BINI) (2) BQMS A. Chukwu (3} Gnr. S. Adefi (YORUBA) (4} Gnr. I. Ajao (YORUBA) {5) Gnr. B. Akau (??) (6) Gnr. J. Gwaske (MIDDLE BELT) (7) LIBdr E. Udoh (AKWAIBOM)
How many of these people are Igbo? why do you lie and twist facts?
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This too is clearly a yoruba name. As I think about the whole mess I just can't seem to shake the thought of how the Igbo at different times, screwed up. First it was zik with his too sabi when he refused to listen to the wisdom of pa awo and support the complete demarcation between north and south. Followed by Ironsi’s naïve blunder to abort that disturbance while Ojukwu put those that came to Kano or Kaduna to carry out their end of the deal in detention. Months later, Ironsi in his drunken stupor refused to listen to the sniplet from a yoruba Brigadier who informed him on what was about to happen. Instead Ironsi invited the war criminals; gowon, danjuma and co and asked the Brigadier to repeat what he just told him in the presence of them. At this time the yoruba Brigadier had no choice but repeat the news making the rounds, which was about the impending awusa coup. Of course they denied it and the drunkard let it go only to be killed days later by the same war criminals.
I've said this privately numerous times but will for the first time repeat it in open forum, our (Igbo) too know is our greatest obstacle. PERIOD!! During abacha's time, we joined hands with our yoruba neighbors and friends to fight his tyranny with our reward being the scorn we face daily in that dwarfish country, the empty drum of a country. Why can't we imbibe the sidon look attitude?
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quote:...Don’t you also forget that “omoigui” is an Igbo controlled site...Mebiafran
Mebiafran, you were the one who talked about omoigui.com, right? I checked the net and found out about Mr Nowa Omoigui, who wrote here that the leading nigerian ibo officers of the January 15th murders massacred not only nigerian hausa leaders, but also nigerian yoruba leaders. Now, what exactly are you trying to do here? Could it be that you refuse to accept that which is obvious? Say it like it is: according to the link which YOU, Mebiafran, provided, nigerian ibo officers murdered nigerian yoruba leaders on January 15th 1966. Some of those nigerian yoruba leaders murdered were Colonel R. Shodeinde, Premier Samuel Akintola, Brigadier A. Ademulegun and others. Now, that's what Mr Nowa Omoigui says. Since you made mention of him, I take it that you accept him as an authority on nigerian history. How is it then that you've left out in your list the ibo names of nigerian ibo officers who murdered nigerian yoruba officers? Here's a list of who-killed-who on January 15th 1966.
If you continue to refuse to acknowledge this, then xxx off!
Concealment of the truth and of facts is a crime punishable by law in all democratic societies. Since you did not grow up in a democratic society (=Nigeria) I can't really blame you for trying to conceal the facts.
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Why not publish your list here? Let me help you out .. some names from your list 5. Major A. Ademoyega 13. Lt. B. Oyewole
14. Lt. Ganiyu Adeleke 26. 2/Lt. Egbikor 27. 2/Lt. Olafimihan These are all from your own link and are all Igbo I pressume? Besides your list consists of only the officers while I ave given you a more complete list showing the enlisted men (the majority) where not Igbo. Why do you continue to fool yourself?
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quote:Say it like it is: according to the link which YOU, Mebiafran, provided, nigerian ibo officers murdered nigerian yoruba leaders on January 15th 1966. Some of those nigerian yoruba leaders murdered were Colonel R. Shodeinde, Premier Samuel Akintola, Brigadier A. Ademulegun and others. - alchemist
I guess YOU missed the Yoruba officers who were equal partners in that DISTURBANCE? How convenient. Let me make this very, very CLEAR to all, I’ll never ever, ever deny my brother, mentor, comrade CHUKWUMA NZEOGWU under any circumstance. Suffice here that a mistake was made and we leave with it, but what the Igbo don’t seem to understand maybe you could explain the discrepancy to us is when it suits you guys, Niger Delta becomes the word other times Igbo is transposed. How come? If you guys naively claim that the Igbo do not have claim to Asaba and its environs, is it not reasonable and in fact correct to say the Jan 1966 incident was not Igbo engineered? What do you wicked nigerians want from us
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