jimyjames:


You can't forgive someone that believes what he or she did to you what right

tunjiajayi:
Obidient dolt.

We shall celebrate the demise of labour party and your patron with akpala music and grand fanfare.

Yamree .

NaijaRoyalty:
This Irish people knw the late queen more than the Africans

I remembered how Nigerians celebrated the death of General sanni abacha

Hmm

nahr:


You know I think that she knew the consequences of what that tweet might have before she posted it. I can't call her irrational because she actually went ahead to state her reasons for the tweet. Besides how sure are you that any Irish person of similar standing haven't done such?

Image123:


Lol, who said so? i have done that many times. Jesus Christ did that.

Iamgrey5:
What has the queen death got to do with Nigeria internal political issues?

The royal family stole more than enough from everyone of their colonies over the years.

She directly inherited this wealth and never condemned how this wealth was gotten for once throughout her entire existence.

She is only "special" because of what her parents stole from my Ancestors and many like myself to build an empire not because of what she invented or the greatness she contributed to Humanity.

So I don't really care much about her death or existence, we will all die someday because we live to die.

My problem now are the people that suddenly made her death a Nigerian domestic political issue.

I don't believe her death or prior existence is consequential to the future of Nigeria.

mmsen:


The same Mandela that was imprisoned in South Africa and called a terrorist by at least one of her Prime Ministers?

jimyjames:

I don't believe you, there is no way you can forgive someone who did you wrong and says it's right, don't talk about Jesus Christ, he is just a man from a story books writing by people who were smart enough to mentally enslave people who are not that smart

jimyjames:


You said the queen had no real power? She had real power, and what uju was talking about was what happened during Biafra war, the queen had the power to put and end to it with just a snap of the finger, yet she supplied the Nigerian government with weapons is mass destruction to wipe out the biafrans , she had the power

Image123:


Lol, you don't believe me, you don't believe Jesus. Case closed na.

SmartyPants:


Her reasons for feeling the way she felt or her reasoms for feeling the need to tweet what she says she felt?

Either way, no justificstion.

I'm open to being convinced...show me the irish educator of a similar standing who has made such comments.

Ishilove:

I understand dear. If she had died after a prolonged illness or under strange circumstances, the celebration would have made some sense, but the woman died at a very ripe old age, and was barely ill, so I find it totally futile to celebrating the death of someone who obviously lived a life most cannot even imagine. Rather, I find her passing another sober reminder that death will come to everyone. I want mine to be like hers; peaceful and sorrounded by family.

Ishilove:

I understand dear. If she had died after a prolonged illness or under strange circumstances, the celebration would have made some sense, but the woman died at a very ripe old age, and was barely ill, so I find it totally futile to celebrating the death of someone who obviously lived a life most cannot even imagine. Rather, I find her passing another sober reminder that death will come to everyone. I want mine to be like hers; peaceful and sorrounded by family.

DOTian:
It is only agbadorian cockroaches that are mourning the death of their almighty queen amongst her former colonies. That says an awful lot about the mental health of willing slaves. Every other part of the former British empire are genuinely enraged by the genocidal history of that evil empire. But Tinupoos henchemen want us to cry that the queen is dead. The same monarchy that killed millions of Africans in their land and made great efforts to saddle the black color with all sorts of humiliating history ..

And I have always said it here that this kind of "Stockholm syndrome" is cultural. Chinua Achebe mentioned this in his book "There was a country". Certain segments of the Nigerian state are populated by folks who have been browbeaten overtime by their evil rulers, to accept servitude as a normal way of life! You will see them rolling on the floor to greet their overdressed Obas as they get upset with you for questioning such overtly dramatic display of inferiority complex . They wear grand servitude as a badge of honor. Big shame!

These days, they have become proud agents of darkness midwifing evil. They will support all types of dictators in the country because in their land, even before the coming of the white man, monarchical dictatorships reigned surpreme! They are surprised when you call for accountability because shuch words are alien in their default cultural settings.. Who asks the Ooni or the emirs how they run the finances of the traditional stools? Who questions the ordinary humans they have made tingods!?

DOTian:
It is only agbadorian cockroaches that are mourning the death of their almighty queen amongst her former colonies. That says an awful lot about the mental health of willing slaves. Every other part of the former British empire are genuinely enraged by the genocidal history of that evil empire. But Tinupoos henchemen want us to cry that the queen is dead. The same monarchy that killed millions of Africans in their land and made great efforts to saddle the black color with all sorts of humiliating history ..

And I have always said it here that this kind of "Stockholm syndrome" is cultural. Chinua Achebe mentioned this in his book "There was a country". Certain segments of the Nigerian state are populated by folks who have been browbeaten overtime by their evil rulers, to accept servitude as a normal way of life! You will see them rolling on the floor to greet their overdressed Obas as they get upset with you for questioning such overtly dramatic display of inferiority complex . They wear grand servitude as a badge of honor. Big shame!

These days, they have become proud agents of darkness midwifing evil. They will support all types of dictators in the country because in their land, even before the coming of the white man, monarchical dictatorships reigned surpreme! They are surprised when you call for accountability because shuch words are alien in their default cultural settings.. Who asks the Ooni or the emirs how they run the finances of the traditional stools? Who questions the ordinary humans they have made tingods!?

SmartyPants:


Okay talk me through this one. What is the power of the queen to start and end wars? Do you understand the role of the queen at all??

And did i just read weapons of mass destruction? Can't take you seriously.

jimyjames:

The queen had every power to end the war ,
1) she gave Nigeria independence just six yrs before the war
2) when Gowon and ojukwu went to aburi in Ghana to sign an agreement concerning what was happening to Eastern Nigerians all over Nigeria and how to prevent them from breaking away from Nigeria , all the demands of Easterners was agreed upon by Gowon, but when Gowon returned to Lagos the queens ambassador stopped Gowon from implementating what was agreed upon in Ghana which led to the civil war,
3) the queen sponsored the war by siding with Nigeria shipping weapons to support Nigeria to finish biafrans, warplanes, bomber's machine guns etc

NobleStag007:
Hatred is useless.

gambojimeta:
These Irish twitter posts are from unknown people that could as well be BOTs. Uju is verified and a known professor at CMU.

If Bezos decides to pull his funding, the uni won't find it funny with the prof.

Olowo kan lárin otosi méfa, otosi meje ni gbogbo wón = one rich man among six paupers makes them all seven paupers.

Ibrahimcoomasie:

She sponsored the war? Do you have a proof or you are just repeating what Nnamdi Kanu told you on radio Biafra

slawomir:
Damnnn niggar
All these past history to spoil the future

Abeg make we forgive and forget

We have learnt alot from the past so that it won't repeat itself....we should move on

No matter what I still believe the dead should be treated with a little bit of nervousness and respect

jimyjames:

So you haven't read any book about the biafran war? And were Nigeria got their weapons from? Ok

anonimi:


It's still about group wealth that trumps individual wealth, not so?
Something akin to:

ShaqFu:
This is what people wish for, but few experience it.

Elemosho478:




I can't blame you for calling the gesture of showing respect in Yoruba culture as servitude because there is nothing like that in your culture, you are just a jungle barbarian without culture people that wakes their parents up with a kick.

NobleStag007:
Hatred is useless.

NobleStag007:


All this hate and swear for the queen..

What will it change

Ishilove:

And she is one of the few who did, so celebrating her passing is absolutely futile.

justuschi50:
I swear, when uju said her pple were insulting are saying igbo are toxic. So this pple are not toxic they know their history