quote:...the Internet is littered with the pedestrian tantrums of MeBiafran, including many that he cross-posted in this and other forums...-Fumi Onodipe
Fumi please be so kind and provide the links of where "the littering" took place. Thanks!
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If I must continue to force a little intelligence into this Yoruba crook’s head (FumiGATOR) then that’s what’s got to be done. Before you continue your obfuscation of how this latest tirade of yours emanated do not forget there was a challenge posted on February 08, 2005 03:32 PM in Topic: BNW 101: Lessons in Intellectual Dialogue. And reproduced below.
”Madam Fumi Onodipe:
Before I let you have it since this is our first encounter as I could recollect, if you could show where I insulted you in the past without any justifiable excuse, my apology would be prompt and sincere otherwise watch out.” – MeBiafran.
To really disabuse your mind of whatever it is that’s responsible for your low life you must first confess to all those credit cards you stole. You know you did. It was like the in thing for you guys in the eighties and nineties. Alright, how many backyard drug deals have your signature? Don’t tell me, just email your EFULEFU friends, those half-Igbos that are quick to tell you what they think will satiate you. The opinions of Igbo efulefus do not make a dint on me but those revered ones I listen to. You might not know this, but my people can easily with eyes shut identify all the efulefus here and beyond so, I’m least bit bothered.
Idi Amin Daud
Hey you TABU (Tabu the FOUL smelling concoction is their favorite cologne) wearing Mallam, did you and your drug peddler buddy, FumiGATOR meet my challenge to show the forumites the insults so-called from me last time? Did I not challenge you and the cross dresser to link us to any of my posts that insulted that Yoruba monkey? Has that dare been met? All you lying idiots think that by shouting Mebiafran this, that, it’s enough to silence this Igbo IKENGA. Ask your Igbo SABO friends to interpret that for you.
quote:I recall, you accused me then of trying to divide your unholy alliance. Even more recently, I pointed out out that YouBiaFreak was crying for help when he asked you to join him in attacking Fumi.
I guess it will take a re-education of the entire awusa population for this village miscreant to understand that I DO NOT NEED GREG OR ANYONE TO DO JACK IN MY BEHALF!! I am very much capable and will remain so as you and your fagot wannabe friend FumiGATOR can see. But going by this awusa chap’s paradigm, could we say then that FumiGATOR prostrated in their usual way to you for help? I say this because it seems you have been sidelined until you snuck out of your cave just yesterday. So, who’s begging whom for help? Obviously you and your gal FUMIGATOR the HE/SHE. To refresh your crack induced head, here’s you:
quote: Ouch!!!!!!!
You mean to tell me that MeBiafran is not even Igbo.
UBiaFreak:
You see what happens when you abandon the issues and start attacking personalities. I don't know when you and Greg formed your NATO, or is it Igbo, Alliance, such that you could write the following trash: quote:
Fumi Onodipe:
Maybe you should be put on notice that any attack/insult on Greg will not go unchallenged by me henceforth.
That's how you got yourself into hot water with Fumi.
Greg was a no-show until your blackened awusa ass wobbled in but no, you can’t take it because it’s in awusa way, undemocratic for him to express his opinion one way or the other and fully democratic for you and FumiGATOR to jump someone with the strength of your entire tribes. Know what, all my life, I’m yet to see that Yoruba child that could stand in my face to rattle rubbish. Of the years I spent in Lagos, which is a territory of ancient Benin Kingdom (EKO is not a Yoruba name that's the Benin name for that city they stole) that was stolen by the same people, none of your types dared approach and I still retain this capability to stand tough whenever I visit.
Greg:
You daaaaamn rrrrrrrrrrrright and said well that I could handle the Yoruba BORN TROW AWAY/Bastard called FumiGATOR as he and his sergeant-at-arms could see, I’m killing them. You wrote this to Idi Amin Daud; “Meanwhile, what's your opinion on dropping the Igbo language from government business, or do you have one? Inquiring minds want to know. Yes, please do give us the advantage of your "SENIOR" wisdom.” Hear the awusa Idi’s reply;
quote:As for the relegation of the Igbo Language, I have no dog in that fight. My own language has been relegated since the formation of that country of ours. So, let the Igbo fight their own battles. We should either include all Nigerian languages or get rid of all of them.
This dumb ass confuses himself with his awusa/Yoruba double speak. Is what Idi Amin said not exactly what MeBiafran is doing, fighting the “Igbo battles”? Democracy awusa/Yoruba style alright! This is part of the problem these half-educated Yoruba and awusa folks never respond to developments that would encourage the more enlightened discourse but are more than eager to lob some cheap noise whenever it’s convenient. The un-presidential insult their useless president constantly dishes to the Igbo whose wealth is still used to build a wobbly freaked out country they call nigeria skips their feeble minds with ease. I do wonder what happened to their Groundnut pyramid and the concocted Cocoa plantations in Yorubaland. Were they not cash crops so where’s the “cash” and the “crop”?
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How is your cousin/brother, othniel? You spoke like a true Benin boy when you wrote:
quote:Of the years I spent in Lagos, which is a territory of ancient Benin Kingdom (EKO is not a Yoruba name that's the Benin name for that city they stole) that was stolen by the same people, none of your types dared approach and I still retain this capability to stand tough whenever I visit.
I did not expect anything less from you, a true son of Benin soil. So, it was sibling rivalry that caused you to hate Othniel so much, or was that just make believe?
But, wait! Is it true that you are responsible for all the 419 letters that make Nigerians look bad abroad? You have to address that issue. How much money have you stolen from that criminal enterprise?
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Is your latest ranting your answer to the TABU thing you awusa vagabonds (literally) foul up the entire nation with? Who imported suitcases full of counterfeit notes in nigeria? Answer, an awusa idiot, your emir of Gwandu or some crap like that! Who killed Dele Giwa out of envy for his intellectual prowess? Another awusa uncle of yours! Who are responsible for the downward fall of your currency that used to be higher than the dollar when the Igbo were there? Bastard awusa hustlers! Who is the 419 Kingpin of all times and who encouraged it? Your awusa uncle, IBB, remember that, fool? A little advice might help this lost soul, there are indeed folks that know me and my profession, a privilege you’re not qualified to know. But suffice here that I do not need awusa or Yoruba contract or handout to make a good living. Tell the world how many leprous mendicants I believe you call them beggars you have in your filthy northern caves despite the stealing of the Igbo resources? Uncountable! Your turn fool!
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I have to say thanks to you for putting this evil mouthed person in his place. It shows that no one has a monopoly on vulgarity. Many people keep away from this site because of Mebiafran and his dirty mouth.
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FumiGATOR put me in my place? Wow! This is another awusa cheap propaganda. Isn’t it more like the other way around, like me vaporizing both FumiGATOR, Idi Amin daud and now you zuhir with zero sweat? It has been said long, long time back how this place was turning idle until my arrival and nothing you say can change this because I could link you up to where it was said. In the ocean you’re like a crawfish. So do us good and scamper and let your ‘heavy’ hitters do the job.
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Please, stop dragging me into your personal problems. I am not the one who proved that you are a product of prostitution or that your parents are not Igbo, or that you are the one behind the 419 scam. My question for you is: why is it so important to you that a Benin boy like you be considered Igbo? What is wrong with your Benin identity and heritage?
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Maybe I should yet again remind you of your poor educational quality the islamic quran nonsense taught you in awusa land. One that is still able and kicking harder can hardly be said to be "fumigated" if anything, the cross dresser is contemplating dodging and leaving you all alone. I think this might be the case and wisely so. I wonder who you will invite next after your munchi broda (zuhir) like your fathers would say? It wouldn't make any difference because I will be right here. Ain't nothing happening but utilization of time. At least your participation here taught you how to properly spell IGBO, nigeria nightmare. Each time I think about the awusa foolishness and their primitiveness all I can do is wonder why the British would commit such a sin by lumping the people (awusa) that are without any sense together with Independent and Republican minded Igbo. Much as I see Chief Awolowo as someone that didn’t treat the Igbo kindly, I still have too much respect for his vision. It was he who was smart enough to advice the naïve Zik of the need then to expunge you fools from the territorial boundaries of that country. To some extent this could be reason and justifiably why a good number of the Yoruba remain unconcerned to our travails today. The sage told Zik but in the usual Igbo way, he refused to budge.
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I see that Fumi is forcing you to swallow a doze of your own brash medicine. But before you go off to quarrel with your Igbo brothers and sisters you should read this. Remember some months ago when I asked you the following question:
quote:Originally posted by Adekunle: Agbekpo RudeBiafran:
You refused to answer that simple question. I did a little more investigation and discovered that the same e-mail address is used by a character with the strange name "Ndubueze Godson" in postings around the web. Most Ibo people I know use surnames like Okoronkwo, Nwankwo, Uche, Amadi, etc. NOT "GODSON." So, I knew you had something to hide.
Since you and Ukaobasi enjoyed fabricating stories about other members of the forum, it was my pleasure a few months ago to forward to Fumi some of the things I learned about the owner of the mebiafran@aol.com e-mail address.
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INDICATIONS that a wide gulf now exists between Northern and southern delegates at the ongoing National Political Reforms Conference (NPRC), emerged during the week as allegations of bribing of delegates to kowtow on certain crucial issues filled the air.
Saturday Champion gathered from an impeccable source within the confab that some Northern delegates may have resorted to courting by all means their South-South and South-East counterparts concerning the vexed issues of resource control, fiscal federalism, revenue allocation state police, among others.
The source a prominent member of the confab who however pleaded anonymity regretted the development, adding that the North is now bent on ensuring that the final outcome of the confab becomes a wishy-washy affair which at the end of the day would not satisfy the yearnings, and aspirations of Nigerians.
The NPRC has since entered crucial committee stages as delegates are busy in their different and respective committees which bother on vital areas of the polity. The outcome of the committees work are expected to form the fulcrum of the confab reports and recommendation.
Our source stated that some delegates from the Northern part of the country have been trying to bribe mainly South South and South-East delegates to stand against the volatile issues particularly resource control and confederation which are considered to be purely against the Northern interests.
Our source, who was one of those approached concerning the so-called bribe-for confab report deal, was however saddened by the issue, adding that those who had wished failure for the confab may at the end of the day, laugh last following the current happenings.
Indications showed that apart from the daily N30,000 paid to each of the 368 delegates, the delegates now see the confab as an avenue to amass wealth.
It would be recalled that President Obasanjo recently indicted the National Assembly over the incidence of corruption, a development which had warranted many heads to roll at the centre.
Saturday Champion gathered during the week that the bribe-for-report scandal is currently causing ripples within the precepts of the conference venue as delegates are said to be becoming increasing aware of what is at stake.
It appears that the success of your commentary has made you some bitter enemies, that among these are Daud, Fumi Onodipe, Zuhir, and Adekunle, to name the most obvious. You can be sure that were it not for the effectiveness of your writings, you would not be in their cross-hairs at this moment. Those who know you well know that you are a prolific writer, many times churning out more astute commentary in one week than these four persons combined do in one year; and although I am a fair writer in my own right, I think I should mention to these persons that in the short time I've known you, you have been somewhat of a mentor to me, and have helped me to more fully understand writng as a "business," hence my amusement when I read things like you needing a rescue of some sort from their gang-up against you.
What is even more laughable is their thinking that they've struck gold in linking a pen-name to you(if in fact it is one of yours). Although I'm not as prolific a writer as you, I have a few pen-names myself, such as Roland de Courtenay(I write in French forums also), Gregory Akonobi, and Roger Umfreville, none of them being my complete and/or true name. People who don't write like we do don't see the reason or need to have various cyber-identities. I imagine that even for this admission, some form of censure and/or calumny will be directed at me, alleging fear on my part of standing by my statements by publishing my true name. Of course, this would amount to pure rubbish.
Brother, it seems that the gripe these folks have with you is what they say is your "brash" temperment, and some choice words you sometimes use to get your point across. They say you are rude and unrefined in your comments. Well, I could say the same things about some who are attacking you now. Further, I have never witnessed you begin a fight of foul words unprovoked, but someone else had to start it. You are as gentlemanly as they come as long as people don't insult you. If they do, they can forthwith expect a withering barrage of like insulting language, all in accordance with Fumi's BNW 101 tenets. But I think the real problem here is basic personality conflict. Some persons are just turned off by your telling it like it is. For these persons, certain subject matters have to be "sugar-coated" or else it is not palatable. The fact that you do not "sugar-coat" anything makes your writings a source of anger for them.
Yet in all fairness, and for the sake of their participation in important issues at BNW, I will, for my part, make a special effort not to generalize such that I accuse all Awusa, or all Yoruba, of this thing or that, something I have freely done in the past. Such is patently unfair to those who honestly protest injustice, even if it is only in their hearts. As a writer on a public forum, I think it is my duty to take whatever time to make clear the antagonists of whom I speak, and not make a blanket accusation about an ethnic group(of which I am guilty) unless I can support it with established fact.
MeBiafran, although you and Fumi are going at each each other over personal dissapproval of the other, I can't help but admire Fumi's statement about condemning Obasanjo's injustice against Igbos over the years. At the same time I commiserate with you about an apology you made to Fumi(even when you didn't remember the offending exchange)and genuinely desired amity, and thought you had made peace, only to find that months later the same alleged offense is used to attack you. I think that would exasperate me as well.
Brother, the present state of affairs is not doing anyone any good. Those who sympathize with you will continue to do so; the same with the other side. All who know you know that you can dish it out forever if neccessary; but when unrestrained insults reign on this board, it reduces our image and credibility in the eyes of the cyber-world. Let this thought be utmost in your mind as I now ask you to ignore any continued insults and dis-engage from the present assault upon your person, occassioned by the ill-will that the success of your writings has generated among the opposition.
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... Many people keep away from this site because of Mebiafran and his dirty mouth.
What I don't understand about your comment here is this. If the people you speak of don't appreciate the posts of MeBiafran, why can't they just ignore them? There are almost a thousand members of BNW with which one can discuss, debate, or otherwise communicate one's position and opinions to. Why do you have to lay an unproven condition of detriment to BNW at his doorstep? If you don't like his opinion or how he makes his points, you are free to disagree with him, or flatly ignore him in your posts, pursuing your own points and observations. I can well believe that you personally resent his plain exposition of certain issues, as offending of your sensibilities. If this is the case, I invite you to civilly challenge the man. If you do this, you will find that he can be quite civil with you, as in the case of Addy, for whom a thread was started by the same MeBiafran, in an effort to try and get Addy to stay at BNW, so stimulating was Addy's intellectual discourse(Addy is Yoruba as you should know). But simply because MeBiafran exposes plain facts and historical truths for the world to see, you should not despise him for that, but rather if you can prove him wrong, you should do so, and add to the knowledge of the members of this board. If he makes generalities that offend you, you should make this known to him and all BNW, but don't wait, as it were, in the bushes, to attack and quickly retreat. Be brave, and make other forumites respect your opinion, rather than making an opportunistic assault in the company of others of like mind, the kind you have made here in your last post.
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I think all will agree with me when I say that there is no love lost between you and MeBiafran, hence a reading of your recent post must be done in the light this understanding. Is it a secret that you would like nothing better than to discredit the man, and try to make him look bad? Of course not, that is your sole purpose, as even the blind can see. Still, I have to congratulate you on being an excellent instigator and most opportunistic miscreant. And this is the most mischievous piece I've read from you yet...
quote:Seriously, if, as you state, your pact with YouBiaFreak was "not meant for all time to come," that message must have escaped YouBiaFreak as he has repeatedly and openly invited you to join in his maladrous effusions on this board and to come to his rescue as he was entering the vice grip in Fumi's pen. I knew it was only a matter of time before something like this happened to that foulmouth. Did I not previously warn YouBiaFreak to stop fighting for you and leave you to fight for yourself, since you were evidently more capable of fighting for yourself than he could for you? I recall, you accused me then of trying to divide your unholy alliance. Even more recently, I pointed out out that YouBiaFreak was crying for help when he asked you to join him in attacking Fumi.
Your portrayal of MeBiafran is fallacy, pure and simple, designed to cast him in the worst light, and at the same time deny me the right to comment, by characterizing my comment(even before I make one) to MeBiafran's discredit. How very clever of you, Daud. Are you a politician by any chance? Meanwhile, thank you for your affirmation of the tribalism that is very reason why Nigeria is not and cannot be one nation, when you said...
quote:As for the relegation of the Igbo Language, I have no dog in that fight. My own language has been relegated since the formation of that country of ours. So, let the Igbo fight their own battles. We should either include all Nigerian languages or get rid of all of them.
...a point well-taken and already known, something MeBiafran would do alone, if he had to, and for that reason, and others, he has my utmost respect.
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The first post by Greg on this page of this thread is the most insideously hagiographical garbage I have ever read on this board. But, no one should be surprised about the manner in which the three musketeers praise each other. After all, they are the "VENERABLE ONES."
Yet, even Greg has got to know that Fumi will find the following to be patronizing, bordering on the openly tacky and rude:
quote:Originally posted by Greg:
MeBiafran, although you and Fumi are going at each each other over personal dissapproval of the other, I can't help but admire Fumi's statement about condemning Obasanjo's injustice against Igbos over the years. At the same time I commiserate with you about an apology you made to Fumi(even when you didn't remember the offending exchange)and genuinely desired amity, and thought you had made peace, only to find that months later the same alleged offense is used to attack you. I think that would exasperate me as well.
Otunba Greg:
I am sure that you can do better than the hagiographical snow job you presented above, especially since you once sought to set Fumi against me over my genuine and appropriately tenored post. In spite of HeBiafran's protestations, it is clear to any objective observer that our resident foul-mouth dug a hole for himself, and all that Fumi did was make sure that HeBiafran was buried in his own hole, which is where HeBiafran now finds himself.
In any case, I have to give you credit for masterfully dissociating yourself from the crudity that HeBiafran represents on this board, even if you packaged your rebuke of HeBiafran in such a manner that HeBiafran himself would continue to see you as an ally. Posts: 449 | Registered: Mar 2001
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How could you expect me to become a defender of the Igbo Langauge when your leader, Ojukwu, was speaking Yoruba to Obasanjo so that his own party leader, Chekwas Okorie, who is Igbo, would not know what Ojukwu and Obasanjo were discussing? If you ask me, that was the biggest blow to the Igbo Language in 2005, if not in the 2K Millenium. It was Ojukwu that showed Obasanjo that the Igbo Language is not important in the business that is Nigeria.
P/S: HeBiafran usually demands that people respond to his post within one hour. Why is it taking him days to respond?
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I can only imagine how effective MeBiafran's posts have been for you to spend time combing through the internet in an effort to find damaging information about him. His writings must have incited much passion in you for you to be so dilligent. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought internet forums were for expressing one's opinions, a person's identity being irrelevant. That is of course why we choose handles. The fact that you have tried to expose the true identity of MeBiafran speaks volumes about your mindset and a pseudo-obsession with this literary warrior. Why don't you try countering his posts with words and well conceived positions, instead of rank criticisms and surrepticious investigations. I cannot but think that you and others are deficient in this area, since I have seen no such effort by you, which means that you have had to resort to other options and consider other means to silence him, which, by the way, have no honor, as all can see. But what it does show is a marked hatred of his personal manner, and perhaps also his positions. With regard to your criticisms of him, what makes you better?
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What ever do you mean, snow job? What I said about Fumi, I meant. She has clearly stated how she and others have criticized Obasanjo's policies over the years. I have to admire that if I am to be at all consistent. At the same time I understand MeBiafran's frustration at what appears to him to be vindictiveness without a reason.
Furthermore, I have in no way rebuked MeBiafran. There is no cause for it, because he didn't start it. I do advise, however, that he withdraw from the ambush laid for him by you guys. I'm beginning to think that this whole thing was pre-planned.
Also Daud, what I said about the literary prowess of the person we call MeBiafran is in no way overstated. Once you understand this, you will begin to understand why his posts incite so many passions, as he evidently drives you and yours to an absolute slobbering madness.
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I'm not expecting you to support the Igbo language, ok? I purposely took what you said out of context to make you look bad. Did you enjoy it? I did. But seriously, your comments do betray the accepted tribalism that is fact in Nigeria. No need to be alarmed. You simply proved what we have been saying all along. There is no cohesion among the various peoples of Nigeria. It's as simple as that. It's nobody's fault. It's just the way things are, the logical progression of such a condition being a break-up of that country.
As for MeBiafran, I'm sure you will be hearing from him soon, as in tomorrow.
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quote:... even if you packaged your rebuke of HeBiafran in such a manner that HeBiafran himself would continue to see you as an ally.
You are the undisputed master of instigation.
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Your desperate misadventure to rescue RudeBiafran shows that you have come to your senses and you know that your uncouth and foul-mouthed buddy is in real trouble. Unfortunately, I have to say that in your rush to appear loyal to the thug of BNW, you have shed your usual pretence to coherence and civility.
But, please, don't delude yourself. Your friend is nothing but a guttersnipe. His writing incites no passion. Those who have gotten past the filthy essence of RudeBiafran's writing have described it as "Godless Gibberish." See "Ndubueze Godson and his Godless Gibberish" by Umar Bello.
It is only the filth and nothing more that RudeBiafran represents in this forum that people are addressing. I don't see how any sensible person could consider RudeBiafran's debacle as a mark of success. Your re-entry comfirms that RudeBiafran is shocked to his bones that he is being paid in his own coin.
Thank you for you prompt reply. However, allow me to take issue with your statement about MeBiafran "being in real trouble." If what you are referring to is how you and others are engaging in character assassination, you would be a bit more accurate in your description. You have said...
quote:It is only the filth and nothing more that RudeBiafran represents in this forum that people are addressing.
Are you sure there is nothing more? I think we ought to let our readers decide. From my perspective there is much more. As you should know, failure in any enterprise does not generate enemies, rather success does so. Howsoever MeBiafran may sometimes use choice words in his writings, his points come across clearly and forcefully. Has it occurred to you that his prose reflects the exasperation of one who has been victimized by the people and country of which he often writes? And what if his own good temper has a low boiling point? Must he suffer the contradiction of malefactors against his people in reverent silence? Has he no right to be angered from day to day by the corruption and malice boldly practiced against his kith and kin in your Nigeria. I think he has every right, especially when others watch offenses against Igbos unfold without giving a word of censure, as if they heard of them not, saw them not, and no one spoke of them; and please don't act surprised, as you know that this is a common occurence on this board.
And so, now, MeBiafran, who himself and many loved ones have personally suffered from the actions and policies of Nigeria's institutional racism and its rife igbophobia, must make his protestations with the decorum of a Senator, mellowing his appeals to please the ears of those who have gained as a result of his own people's deprivation, maintaining strict intellectual discourse while his nation is wasted every moment. There is something skewed and obscene about this line of thinking. On the contrary, I think he should shout his message from the housetops, and use whatever means neccessary to call attention to the plight of his people, even if he has to use shock as a tactic. I think he has done this well. If not, we would not be having this discussion. As a matter of fact, he has succeeded so well that a conspiracy has been formed to silence him, at least, this is the way I see it.
Adekunle, you and your co-conspirators remind me of the family whose relative was on trial for despicable crimes against his neighbor, which family complained about how loudly and forcefully the victim was condemning the crimes committed against him, so in an effort to silence the victim, they fell to the maligning him, and character assassination against him, without for a moment considering the enormity of the crimes of their felonius relative.
In this light you should re-consider your indictment of MeBiafran, and perhaps if you and yours would begin to appreciate the raw deal being given to Igbos, MeBiafran might not have to resort to shock tactics to make you and others sit up and take noti
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