ON UOKAL@...
kasirim nwuke
You wrote:
> the writer, what soothing balm will you apply to all these stabs!
> Just like the "culprit" may no longer be Kasirim after all.
Was I ever thought to be the "culprit". I did not know.
Have a restful sunday.
o.kasirim nwuke.
(plse note: my names are in lowercase xters.)
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> things easy.
>
> Could brother Ganiyu please help save the situation by providing
> concrete evidence that Uzo is the one re-echoing those mails.
> Let's not act on impulse based on enemity or suspicion. It is
> best we prove things beyond reasonable doubt before acting.
>
> Peace and love.
>
> Emma.
>
> In response to Patience Akpan and Ayo Ojo's mail below:
>
> > On Sat, 27 Jan 1996, patience akpan wrote:
> >
> > > Thanks Ganiyu for unveiling the UOKAL mask.
> >
> > I also offer my thanks to the detective Gani and welcome back too.
> >
> > Don't let inconsequential cowards like Uzo
> ------------------------
> > > Okoroanyanwu faze you.
> >
> > Personally, I think it is idiots like this buffoon Uzo that creates
> ----------------
>
> > unnecessary rifts within what should be a peaceful community of people. I
> > wonder why a useless idiot like him should be managing a net
> ------------------------
>
> > which a lot of good people belong!
> >
> > By the way, Biodun (yes you,
> > > what's-your-last-name-now) owe Citizen Nwuke an apology for publicly
> > > accusing him of being "UOKAL" when all you had were suspicions.
> >
> > If it has now been effectively proven that Uzo is not Nwuke in the first
> > place, then I am willing and ready to offer my sincere APOLOGY to
> > "Citizen Nwuke" for ever suspecting him (and any other netters!). I hope
> > that is good enough.
> >
> > On the matter of this trash of the earth Uzo alias UOKAL@...., as for me,
> ---------------------------
> > I wish him dead and buried!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
> -----------------------------------------------
> >
> > > Patience
> > >
> >
> > Abiodun Ojo.
> >
>
Chinyeaka Emmanuel Okoli
While not trying to defend Uzo or anyone else, I must tell you
I'm shocked that all these venom came from you! I guess you are
too hasty in your judgement. What if it turned out that Uzo is not
the writer, what soothing balm will you apply to all these stabs!
Just like the "culprit" may no longer be Kasirim after all.
kasirim nwuke
You wrote:
> the writer, what soothing balm will you apply to all these stabs!
> Just like the "culprit" may no longer be Kasirim after all.
Was I ever thought to be the "culprit". I did not know.
Have a restful sunday.
o.kasirim nwuke.
(plse note: my names are in lowercase xters.)
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> things easy.
patience akpan
>
> Brother Biodun and Sister Patience,
> While not trying to defend Uzo or anyone else, I must tell you
> I'm shocked that all these venom came from you! I guess you are
> too hasty in your judgement. What if it turned out that Uzo is not
> Just like the "culprit" may no longer be Kasirim after all.
>
> Could brother Ganiyu please help save the situation by providing
> concrete evidence that Uzo is the one re-echoing those mails.
> Let's not act on impulse based on enemity or suspicion. It is
> best we prove things beyond reasonable doubt before acting.
>
Dear Emma,
Yours is the second mail that I've received from an Igbo brother telling
me not to "jump to conclusions" or other variants of the same thing. Isn't
it interesting that two days have gone by, yet this Uzo Okoroanyanwu
fellow has not felt compelled enough to put up his own defence. Yes I
know,he might be one of those office based netters in
which case he won't get to read all these mails until he gets to the
office\school tomorrow.
I also find it curious that weeks back when I
was shouting myself hoarse about UOKAL's unethical behaviour of exhuming
old postings without context, neither
you nor my other Igbo brother, or even the naijanet administrator thought
his action was unnettique-cal. The only person who said something was
Biodun Ojo and that's because he was involved. If you and everyone found
it convenient to quiet then, I don't think you have any right to talk
about
restraints now.
I concede the probablity of error in Ganiyu's detective
work, but now that there's a name, the only person to clear up the cobwebs
is Uzo Okoroanyanwu himself. He can be sure of my full apology if it turns
out that he's not the one. But saying, "I'm not the one" will hardly
convince me. I know it's not fair, but the onus on him to
prove that he's not UOKAL. In any case, these matters are very easy. One
needs a good search engine and time to track down anybody on the internet.
I've got the former but the latter comes in very short supply these days.
Have a peaceful Sunday.
Patience
--------------------------------------------------------
"The woman dies who keeps silent in the face of tyranny"
- What "The Kongi" Should Have Said.
--------------------------------------------------------
Ayo Ojo
I am suprised,in fact shocked that you would be writing to "us" to
exercise PATIENCE in this matter regardless of any further evidence, when
the "real cuprit" himself is on the net to "fend" for himself. Is it a
case of "blind loyalty"? I hope not.
You were on the net when "he" started "reharshing" those mails on us, you
did not do anything at all at that time. I guess there is no loyalty
involved then,eh? Now that it is striking close to "home", you need to
call on the "angels" in us,eh? No way buddy!
Let it roll and break now!
Biodun Ojo.
On Sun, 28 Jan 1996, Chinyeaka Emmanuel Okoli wrote:
> Brother Biodun and Sister Patience,
> While not trying to defend Uzo or anyone else, I must tell you
> I'm shocked that all these venom came from you! I guess you are
> too hasty in your judgement. What if it turned out that Uzo is not
> the writer, what soothing balm will you apply to all these stabs!
> Just like the "culprit" may no longer be Kasirim after all.
> I wish to advice both of you to excercise PATIENCE and take
> things easy.
>
> Could brother Ganiyu please help save the situation by providing
> concrete evidence that Uzo is the one re-echoing those mails.
> Let's not act on impulse based on enemity or suspicion. It is
> best we prove things beyond reasonable doubt before acting.
>
Rahmon Olufemi Momoh
therefore, i doubt he knows what's going on...maybe someone should forward
this to igbo--net (i lost the email address)... then he can defend
himself, if he choose to.
but i strongly doubt that the culprit is uzo... just my feeling.
take care...
On Sun, 28 Jan 1996, patience akpan wrote:
> Chinyeaka Emmanuel Okoli writes:
> >
> > Brother Biodun and Sister Patience,
> > While not trying to defend Uzo or anyone else, I must tell you
> > I'm shocked that all these venom came from you! I guess you are
> > too hasty in your judgement. What if it turned out that Uzo is not
> > the writer, what soothing balm will you apply to all these stabs!
> > Just like the "culprit" may no longer be Kasirim after all.
> > I wish to advice both of you to excercise PATIENCE and take
> > things easy.
> >
> > Could brother Ganiyu please help save the situation by providing
> > concrete evidence that Uzo is the one re-echoing those mails.
> > Let's not act on impulse based on enemity or suspicion. It is
> > best we prove things beyond reasonable doubt before acting.
> >
>
>
EMEKA OFOBIKE
I have just gone through a list of Naijanet subscribers which Shuaibu was
good enough to post some weeks ago. I do not see this "UOKAL@" fellow
listed. I am just wondering: is it possible that this person is not even on
Naijanet and may be completely unaware of the havoc his re-echo of old mails
is causing? Remember, anybody, and I mean anybody, can post an e-mail to
Naijanet. All it takes is to know the address of the listserver.
May I make a suggestion: send a very obnoxious mail to this person's
address. Insult his mama "belleful" and see if this will goad him out of his
shell. If he does not come out to defend his mama, then he really is not
worth your time and you should let the matter rest. If he bites, you must
send your well deserved "GOTCHA" to our village square.
BTW, I thought Uzo was at the University of Texas. The phantom address is
"TTU" which, at least to me, suggests Texas Tech or Tennessee Tech.
But, Ayo, this whole palavar is really much ado about nothing. It smacks of
what the old bard (Shakespeare) would suggest that we do only "for want of
better idleness".
Emeka.
PS:
Here is the list of subscribers as compiled by Shuaibu.
Alwell.N...@ANU.EDU.AU <Alwell U. Nwankwoala>
eog...@METZ.UNE.EDU.AU <Mofe Ogisi>
a...@MINMET.UQ.OZ.AU Ayo Olofinjana
JA...@NCDS.ANU.EDU.AU Jacob_Bamidele Omooba_Oni
ogun...@NUMBAT.MURDOCH.EDU.AU Yetunde Ogunkoya
oth...@NUMBAT.MURDOCH.EDU.AU Timothy Othman
kola...@SPF15M.JORN.GOV.AU Michael Kolawole
* Belgium:
as...@UIA.UA.AC.BE Asiru Olorunwa.
* Belize:
FAKI...@UCB.EDU.BZ Akinkuolie Fatai
VOD...@UCB.EDU.BZ Victor Odili
YABU...@UCB.EDU.BZ Yusuf I. Abubakar
* Botswana:
Aded...@NOKA.UB.BW Akintayo Adedoyin, Ph.D
* Canada:
EHIN...@AC.DAL.CA (Ehigiator, Humphrey)
058...@ACADVM1.UOTTAWA.CA Ejike Eze
ceo...@ACS.UCALGARY.CA Emmanuel Chinyeaka Okoli
ea...@ACS.UCALGARY.CA <Enonche Ameh>
je...@ACS.UCALGARY.CA Ayodeji A. Jeje
tool...@ACS.UCALGARY.CA Tayo Olorunyolemi
AAJA...@APS.UOGUELPH.CA <Ayodele Ajakaiye>
pak...@CCS.CARLETON.CA Patience Akpan
ro...@CCS.CARLETON.CA Raphael Ogom
a...@CHML.UBC.CA Abiodun Ayodele Ojo
c...@CMPE.UBC.CA Cornelius A. Muojekwu
ola...@CS.MUN.CA Olajide Ogunbodede, please.
al...@DUKE.USASK.CA Adetayo Alabi
cwil...@EAGLE.WBM.CA C.K.O. Williams
mo...@ENME.UCALGARY.CA Molu Olumolade
lod...@EPAS.UTORONTO.CA Nwadiuto Odozor
ose...@FHS.CSU.MCMASTER.CA Philip Osehobo
bo...@FREENET.TORONTO.ON.CA Jimmie James
bq...@FREENET.TORONTO.ON.CA Moses Oke
bq...@FREENET.TORONTO.ON.CA Rashidatu Adebiyi
anaa...@GPU.SRV.UALBERTA.CA Abdul-Rasheed Na'Allah
ee...@GPU.SRV.UALBERTA.CA (Enefiok Ekpe). Signup
jmo...@GPU.SRV.UALBERTA.CA Jacob A Moibi
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oomo...@GPU.SRV.UALBERTA.CA Oladipo Omotoso
ran...@GPU.SRV.UALBERTA.CA (Vern Obiajunwa)
cad...@IS.DAL.CA Clement M Adibe
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x95...@JULIET.STFX.CA <Olisa Louis Ekpechi>
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aki...@MAIL.USASK.CA <Bambo Ibidapo-Obe>
g942...@MCMAIL.CIS.MCMASTER.CA Anthony Nyong.
g942...@MCMAIL.CIS.MCMASTER.CA Daniel Davou Dabi
osa...@MGMTSERV.MANAGEMENT.MCGILL.CA Carlton-James U. Osakwe
BH...@MUSICB.MCGILL.CA Jahbone, The Bone Of Jah
se...@NRS.MCGILL.CA < Segun Ogunjemiyo>
4O...@QUCDN.QUEENSU.CA Oketunde O. Felix
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ele...@SFU.CA Ogbonnaya Oko Elechi
ony...@SFU.CA David onyabe
ao...@STAT.UALBERTA.CA Alwell Oyet
iked...@TUNS.CA Julian N. Ikediala
j9...@UNB.CA <Adekoya Niyi>
l5...@UNB.CA <Tony Oguntuase>
dav...@UNIXG.UBC.CA David Aderemi Adewuyi
asat...@UOGUELPH.CA <Adesola Satimehin>
ral...@UOGUELPH.CA <Rotimi Aluko>
yu11...@YORKU.CA Sonnie Avenbuan
yu11...@YORKU.CA Lawrence Aimurie (yu11...@york.ca)
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omor...@EVITECH.FI Imudia O. Godfrey
ib94...@HANNA.MIKKELIAMK.FI Samuel Ikuesan
JONES...@KATK.HELSINKI.FI Emmanuel Jons-Nettey
NOGU...@KATK.HELSINKI.FI Ogunbor Nosakhare.
OD...@KATK.HELSINKI.FI <Sunny Odum>
OG...@KATK.HELSINKI.FI Jonathan Ogor
SANY...@KATK.HELSINKI.FI Stephen Anyamele
TLA...@KATK.HELSINKI.FI <Tom Olalekan Lawson>
dede...@RA.ABO.FI Edevbaro Daniel
olay...@RA.ABO.FI Olayinka Olarewaju
co5...@UTA.FI Christopher Ogunbor
aleo...@UTU.FI <Alex Offor>
mi...@UTU.FI Michael Olisemeke Uba.
os...@UTU.FI Egharevba Steve.
* France:
ata...@IARC.FR <Atawodi Sunday>
uzoma....@UNIV-LYON1.FR Uzoma Chukwu
* Germany:
aoke...@HRZ.UNI-BIELEFELD.DE Augustine Okereke
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ug...@RZ.UNI-KARLSRUHE.DE Martin Okoli
kric...@STUD.UNI-FRANKFURT.DE <Roger Krichbaum>
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O.J....@BRADFORD.AC.UK <Olobo Obaje>
Daniel....@BRISTOL.AC.UK (Oluwole Daniel Makinde)
jdur...@BROOKES.AC.UK John Durodola
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EZU...@CIV-FS3.BHAM.AC.UK Mr. E.I. Ezulike
JI...@CIV-FS3.BHAM.AC.UK Mr. O.D. Jimoh
A.F....@CRANFIELD.AC.UK <Ade Idowu>
R.A....@CRANFIELD.AC.UK Robert Attuh
es...@CSV.WARWICK.AC.UK somelist Mr O George
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s...@ENG.CAM.AC.UK Saka MATEMILOLA
ELE...@FS1.ED.MAN.AC.UK Chukwuemeka Eleweke
MEWX...@FS1.ED.MAN.AC.UK Andrew A. Ekoja
SOOY...@FS1.ENG.MAN.AC.UK S. Olutunde Oyadiji
ELE...@FS4.ED.MAN.AC.UK Jonah Eleweke
P.Aki...@GEOGRAPHY.SALFORD.AC.UK Peter Akinyeye.
CEN4...@IBM3090.COMPUTER-CENTRE.BIRMINGHAM.AC.UK (Idowu Adeboyejo)
a.k...@IC.AC.UK Anthony Kakhu
k.do...@LANCASTER.AC.UK [Kwabena Donkor]
M.Sa...@LANCASTER.AC.UK Mohammed A. Salisu
G.E.Nw...@LAW.HULL.AC.UK <G.E. Nwachukwu>
eis...@LIVERPOOL.AC.UK Spencer Onuh
O.A.Ad...@LIVERPOOL.AC.UK Dotun Adebanjo
yaa...@LIVERPOOL.AC.UK Yahaya Yusuf
O.OLU...@LIVJM.AC.UK Olumide Oluyombo
PACO...@LIVJM.AC.UK Felix Oloniyon Akande
C.Oguibe...@LMU.AC.UK Chuks Oguibe
G.O.J...@LUT.AC.UK Gregory Jobome
U.G.Ab...@LUT.AC.UK <Usman Abdullahi>
be...@MAILHOST.CITYSCAPE.CO.UK <Kayode Soyinka>
eozu...@NIGERIAN.FTECH.CO.UK Emeka Ozulumba
ECM...@PCMAIL.ASTON.AC.UK Anthony Kakhu
ac4...@QMW.AC.UK Clive Anawana
S.E.Ab...@QMW.AC.UK Saleh Abdullahi
shehu....@QUEEN-ELIZABETH-HOUSE.OXFORD.AC.UK Shehu Othman
C.L.O...@SHEFFIELD.AC.UK Okonkwo C.L
I.Ayo...@SHEFFIELD.AC.UK Isaac Ayomidele
L.D.D...@SOTON.AC.UK Lauretta Dagogo
so...@SSA.BRISTOL.AC.UK [Kwabena Donkor]
zce...@UCL.AC.UK Ajibola Omoniyi
zce...@UCL.AC.UK <Ayomide Smith>
fada...@VAX.OX.AC.UK Henry Y. Fadamiro
xo...@WESTMINSTER.AC.UK Ayoola Shonaiya
* Hongkong:
don...@CS.CUHK.HK Donald Adjeroh
FIAC...@HKUCC.HKU.HK Dr. F.I. Achike
h919...@HKUXA.HKU.HK Shuaibu Mohammed
* Ireland:
7600...@VAX1.DCU.IE <Emmanuel Iwuoha>
* Italy:
aje...@ICTP.TRIESTE.IT Moses Oludare Ajewole
awo...@ICTP.TRIESTE.IT Awoleye Adeniyi
ay...@ICTP.TRIESTE.IT 'Tunde Ayara
* Netherlands:
wp...@EURONET.NL Wim Pelt
* Norway:
dan...@II.UIB.NO Eke Daniel
o...@STUD.CS.UIT.NO Obiajulu Odu
* Saudi-Arabia:
ACDC1FF@SAUPM00 Adinoyi Abdulkareem Bala
ACDQ158@SAUPM00 <Shaibu Bala Garba>
FACA11A@SAUPM00 < Nasir Mohammed Tukur >
FACA12C@SAUPM00 <Ibrahim Abba>
FACA126@SAUPM00 Garba Yahya Oloriegbe.
RSIA27B@SAUPM00 Olawale Shokoya
RSIR91D@SAUPM00 Olagoke Olabisi
RSIV95T@SAUPM00 <Oluwatoyin Ashiru>
* South Africa:
010...@COSMOS.WITS.AC.ZA J.K. Jolayemi
W...@DWAF-PTA.PWV.GOV.ZA <Boniface Aleobua>
* USA:
OOO...@ACAD.DRAKE.EDU Olutomisin Okusipe
M_Ba...@ACAD.FANDM.EDU Misty L. Bastian
KO...@ACC.FAU.EDU Jerry Kolo
aya...@ACD.TUSK.EDU Lekan Ayanwale
AYOR...@ACD.TUSK.EDU <Luke Kolade Ayorinde>
BA...@ACD.TUSK.EDU <Aaron Baba>
cha...@ACD.TUSK.EDU Irene Chalokwu
off...@ACD.TUSK.EDU Monday O. Offem
lak...@ACS.BU.EDU (Akinwumi Ogundiran)
AADE...@AESOP.RUTGERS.EDU Dr. Adesoji O. Adelaja
o...@ALPHA.FDU.EDU : Bamidele A. Ojo
AKINREMI_AYODELE/AUST...@AMAT.COM Ayodele Akinremi
OBIKE_CHIM/AUST...@AMAT.COM Chim Obike Subscribe Naijanet Chim
the...@AMERICA.COM 'Wale Adewumi
aw...@ANDREW.CMU.EDU Ayoade Windapo.
ogio...@ANDREW.CMU.EDU <Doye Ogionwo>
Cos...@AOL.COM Ayodele Ayetigbo
Doro...@AOL.COM <Dorothy Titilayo 'Labi>
Eg...@AOL.COM Matthew Ajiake
En...@AOL.COM <Opeyemi Dehinbo>
Fra...@AOL.COM Frances W. Pritchett
IGA...@AOL.COM <Emmanuel Tom>
IJA...@AOL.COM Ibe Anyanwu
IS...@AOL.COM <Nkem Iheanaju>
Nd...@AOL.COM <Nduka F. Iroanusi>
Og...@AOL.COM Ernest I. Ezeoha
OMON...@AOL.COM Taiye Olotu
Sow...@AOL.COM Lekan Sowade
UKAC...@AOL.COM Kingsley Achikeh
Ye...@AOL.COM Yemi Johnson
YF...@AOL.COM <Yemi Fatoki>
ade...@ARU.DOM.UAB.EDU <Samuel O. Adeyeye>
bi...@ASTRO.OCIS.TEMPLE.EDU <Abdul Salau>
mas...@ASTRO.OCIS.TEMPLE.EDU Mudashiru Ashiru
nwo...@ASTRO.OCIS.TEMPLE.EDU Patrick Nwosu
MOHA...@ATHENA.NCAT.EDU Abdul K. Mohammed
Babatunde...@ATT.COM Babatunde Adegboyo
koye...@AUC.EDU 'Kale Oyedeji
ft...@AURORA.ALASKA.EDU Mbride E. Mbride
akin...@AUSTIN.ASC.SLB.COM Oluwatoyin Tunde Akindele
mos...@AXIL.COM "Moshood B. Adelakun"
ALU...@A1.TCH.HARVARD.EDU <Adedoyin Dee Alugbin>
Olusola...@BAYLOR.EDU Olusola Soyemi
ixo6...@BAYOU.UH.EDU (Ike Sunny Okogwu)
odeb...@BCM.TMC.EDU <Timothy Odebunmi>
EKANEMB....@BELVOIR-STAMIS.ARMY.MIL Bassey Ekanem
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ade...@BIOLOGY.UCLA.EDU Stephen Adewole
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OAKU...@BOSCO.MEIS.UAB.EDU Ladi Kukoyi
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00RC...@BSUVC.BSU.EDU Rex Kanu
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ga...@BWC.ORG Julius Moni Garga
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gt0...@CAD.GATECH.EDU <Olajide David Dokun>
oade...@CAPACCESS.ORG Oluwadare Martins Adeyemo
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pab...@CELLO.GINA.CALSTATE.EDU Philip Abode
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RSCH...@CL.UH.EDU Godwin Sheidu
AAB...@CLEMSON.EDU <Bode Abdulkadri>
amg...@CNCT.COM Tunde M. Giwa
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10004...@COMPUSERVE.COM Dr Chima Mbubaegbu
mi...@CORNELL.EDU Ibe Ibeike-Jonah
po...@CORNELL.EDU Pauline O. Ukpabi.
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rbr...@CSC.COM Richard Brossa
aku...@CSD.UWM.EDU Okey P. Akubeze
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Y...@CU.NIH.GOV Abi Dada
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nad...@DAISY.AC.SIUE.EDU Biodun Adewale
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ah...@DAYTON.WRIGHT.EDU Bisi Gwamna
ya...@DIGIDESIGN.COM <Yemi Ade>
ka...@DOIM6.MONMOUTH.ARMY.MIL Laisi Kadri
aola...@DU.EDU Abolade E. Olagoke
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am...@EMAIL.UNC.EDU Amy Cunningham
ome...@EMAIL.UNC.EDU Rufus Omeire
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LGMUSA@GALLUA Larry Musa
11SSANTU@GALLUA Yaro Dantata
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>Bro Emmanuel:
>
>I am suprised,in fact shocked that you would be writing to "us" to
>exercise PATIENCE in this matter regardless of any further evidence, when
>the "real cuprit" himself is on the net to "fend" for himself. Is it a
>case of "blind loyalty"? I hope not.
>
>You were on the net when "he" started "reharshing" those mails on us, you
>did not do anything at all at that time. I guess there is no loyalty
>involved then,eh? Now that it is striking close to "home", you need to
>call on the "angels" in us,eh? No way buddy!
>
>Let it roll and break now!
>
>Biodun Ojo.
>
>On Sun, 28 Jan 1996, Chinyeaka Emmanuel Okoli wrote:
>
>> Brother Biodun and Sister Patience,
>> While not trying to defend Uzo or anyone else, I must tell you
>> I'm shocked that all these venom came from you! I guess you are
>> too hasty in your judgement. What if it turned out that Uzo is not
>> the writer, what soothing balm will you apply to all these stabs!
>> Just like the "culprit" may no longer be Kasirim after all.
>> I wish to advice both of you to excercise PATIENCE and take
>> things easy.
>>
>> Could brother Ganiyu please help save the situation by providing
>> concrete evidence that Uzo is the one re-echoing those mails.
>> Let's not act on impulse based on enemity or suspicion. It is
>> best we prove things beyond reasonable doubt before acting.
>>
Chinyeaka Emmanuel Okoli
I don't have the right to call for a stop. Please go ahead.
My earlier mail expressed the shock I felt about you outburst. I
called for patience, which also is your name! I never said I was
disappointed in you or whatever. Your latest mail which tried to
link my stand with my ethnic loyalty, like my good brother/friend
Biodun leaves me with nothing but disappointment!
If nothing else, I'm happy that the incident has led to the
existence of good relationship and understanding between you and
Biodun. How I wish there'll always be such love after each
misunderstanding.
Remain blessed.
Emma.
> Chinyeaka Emmanuel Okoli writes:
> >
> > Brother Biodun and Sister Patience,
> > While not trying to defend Uzo or anyone else, I must tell you
> > I'm shocked that all these venom came from you! I guess you are
> > too hasty in your judgement. What if it turned out that Uzo is not
> > the writer, what soothing balm will you apply to all these stabs!
> > Just like the "culprit" may no longer be Kasirim after all.
> > I wish to advice both of you to excercise PATIENCE and take
> > things easy.
> >
> > Could brother Ganiyu please help save the situation by providing
> > concrete evidence that Uzo is the one re-echoing those mails.
> > Let's not act on impulse based on enemity or suspicion. It is
> > best we prove things beyond reasonable doubt before acting.
> >
Chinyeaka Emmanuel Okoli
Patience Akpan's call on Biodun to apologize to you says it all!
Thank God you ask me question. Others for add say I be Igboman.
Hove a good week!
Emma.
> Emma,
> You wrote:
>
> > the writer, what soothing balm will you apply to all these stabs!
> > Just like the "culprit" may no longer be Kasirim after all.
>
> Was I ever thought to be the "culprit". I did not know.
>
> Have a restful sunday.
>
> o.kasirim nwuke.
> (plse note: my names are in lowercase xters.)
> ----------------------------------- end of reply ---------------------
>
> > things easy.
> >
> > Could brother Ganiyu please help save the situation by providing
> > concrete evidence that Uzo is the one re-echoing those mails.
> > Let's not act on impulse based on enemity or suspicion. It is
> > best we prove things beyond reasonable doubt before acting.
> >
Chinyeaka Emmanuel Okoli
I think I like your mail. It tells me more than I knew of you and
what you think about me. "Blind loyalty" keh? And when it all
started, I "I DID NOT DO ANYTHING AT ALL AT THAT TIME" due to my
blind loyalty. Now that it is striking MY "HOME", I begin to call
for a cease fire! My home indeed! Why not use IGBO BROTHERS?
The mail you talked so much about, I read the original mails!
When I saw them reposted, I deleted them because I knew they were
old mails. I followed the story and knew the misunderstanding
was resolved. If I were you, I would have laughed it off should
someone try to make anything out of dead issue. Writing about it
only aroused curiousity from those who did not follow the
event.
If I may ask, is it my late parents or brothers and sisters
uncles aunts, nephews and nieces or maybe my village people,
clan, towns people or whoever that you talk about in "my home"?
If you think you have struck "my home" (na wah-o) and that I call
for a cease fire, please go ahead and shout, curse and bark
louder than before. I will never call for a cease fire again. But
in my so called "home", "We" of that home you refer to would
rather fear the silent dog and the mother duck, than shake at the
curse and threats of mother hen.
mother hen.
> Bro Emmanuel:
>
> I am suprised,in fact shocked that you would be writing to "us" to
> exercise PATIENCE in this matter regardless of any further evidence, when
> the "real cuprit" himself is on the net to "fend" for himself. Is it a
> case of "blind loyalty"? I hope not.
>
> You were on the net when "he" started "reharshing" those mails
**************************************************************
on us, you
**********
> did not do anything at all at that time. I guess there is no
****************************************
loyalty
> involved then,eh? Now that it is striking close to "home", you
**********************************************************
need to
> call on the "angels" in us,eh? No way buddy!
>
> Let it roll and break now!
>
> Biodun Ojo.
>
> On Sun, 28 Jan 1996, Chinyeaka Emmanuel Okoli wrote:
>
> > Brother Biodun and Sister Patience,
> > While not trying to defend Uzo or anyone else, I must tell you
> > I'm shocked that all these venom came from you! I guess you are
> > too hasty in your judgement. What if it turned out that Uzo is not
> > the writer, what soothing balm will you apply to all these stabs!
> > Just like the "culprit" may no longer be Kasirim after all.
> > I wish to advice both of you to excercise PATIENCE and take
Chinyeaka Emmanuel Okoli
This must be the third Igboman. Where were you all when what we
did last year was being reharshed? You don't have any RIGHT or
LEFT to speak in this matter.
Emma.
In response to the feeling of "another Igboman" Momoh:
> to the best of my knowledge, uzo is not a subscriber to naijanet...
>
> therefore, i doubt he knows what's going on...maybe someone should forward
> this to igbo--net (i lost the email address)... then he can defend
> himself, if he choose to.
>
> but i strongly doubt that the culprit is uzo... just my feeling.
>
> take care...
>
> On Sun, 28 Jan 1996, patience akpan wrote:
>
> > Chinyeaka Emmanuel Okoli writes:
> > >
> > > Brother Biodun and Sister Patience,
> > > While not trying to defend Uzo or anyone else, I must tell you
> > > I'm shocked that all these venom came from you! I guess you are
> > > too hasty in your judgement. What if it turned out that Uzo is not
> > > the writer, what soothing balm will you apply to all these stabs!
> > > Just like the "culprit" may no longer be Kasirim after all.
> > > I wish to advice both of you to excercise PATIENCE and take
> > > things easy.
> > >
> > > Could brother Ganiyu please help save the situation by providing
> > > concrete evidence that Uzo is the one re-echoing those mails.
> > > Let's not act on impulse based on enemity or suspicion. It is
> > > best we prove things beyond reasonable doubt before acting.
> > >
> >
> >
Ayo Ojo
Your perspective attached below is one that touched the bottom of the
masquarading mischieviousness of some idle computer nuts like the phantom
UOKAL.
Apart from been ticked by a few "igbo" brothers, particularly
Emmanuel with his "unserious loyalty trappings", the UOKAL phenomenon
will not even mean much other than been mean-spirited and mischievious.
I therefore feel that you are unto something good in your attached mail.
As far as I am concerned, I have no patience for any "beating around the
bush" and "fake moralising" on human related issues.
Thank you and take care.
Biodun Ojo
On Mon, 29 Jan 1996, Shehu Othman wrote:
> Emeka,
>
> The anonymous UOKAL account has been writing in for quite sometime.
> And I daresay always mischievously. I remember his/her response to my mail on
> Chris Okigbo. I told the wretched coward in three sentences not to look
> forward to an encounter with me. He/she did not, I think, show up again until
> the Ganiyu mails. That he has several of Ganiyu's mails may well mean he has
> been on Naijanet for quite sometime.
>
> One issue arises from this palaver. Should Naijanet accept
> subscription from anonymous and unverified names? I think not. If it's
> technically possible, and I don't see why not, I think the List Administrator
> should make acceptance of subscription dependent on verification of
> subscriber, ie the person's true identity from the service provider /
> institution. This might help deter people with ill motives of joining
> Naijanet. Although it might not rule out informants.
>
> I also think that it should be made impossible to write into Naijanet
> unless one is subscribed, as is the case with a network I once encountered.
> In the meantime, I'm glad to see some netters speak up on improper conduct on
> the net before matters get ugly, rather than waiting for 'Abeg, don mine nam'
> brigade to show us how cultivated they think they are. Ta ta.
>
> Shehu
>
>
> ==========================================================================
> > >Bro Emmanuel:
> > >
> > >I am suprised,in fact shocked that you would be writing to "us" to
> > >exercise PATIENCE in this matter regardless of any further evidence, when
> > >the "real cuprit" himself is on the net to "fend" for himself. Is it a
> > >case of "blind loyalty"? I hope not.
> > >
> > >You were on the net when "he" started "reharshing" those mails on us, you
> > >did not do anything at all at that time. I guess there is no loyalty
> > >involved then,eh? Now that it is striking close to "home", you need to
> > >call on the "angels" in us,eh? No way buddy!
> > >
> > >Let it roll and break now!
> > >
> > >Biodun Ojo.
> > >
> > >On Sun, 28 Jan 1996, Chinyeaka Emmanuel Okoli wrote:
> > >
> > >> Brother Biodun and Sister Patience,
> > >> While not trying to defend Uzo or anyone else, I must tell you
> > >> I'm shocked that all these venom came from you! I guess you are
> > >> too hasty in your judgement. What if it turned out that Uzo is not
> > >> the writer, what soothing balm will you apply to all these stabs!
> > >> Just like the "culprit" may no longer be Kasirim after all.
> > >> I wish to advice both of you to excercise PATIENCE and take
> > >> things easy.
> > >>
> > >> Could brother Ganiyu please help save the situation by providing
> > >> concrete evidence that Uzo is the one re-echoing those mails.
> > >> Let's not act on impulse based on enemity or suspicion. It is
> > >> best we prove things beyond reasonable doubt before acting.
> > >>
Patience Akpan
>
>> The anonymous UOKAL account has been writing in for quite sometime.
>> And I daresay always mischievously. I remember his/her response to my mail on
>> Chris Okigbo. I told the wretched coward in three sentences not to look
>> forward to an encounter with me. He/she did not, I think, show up again until
>> the Ganiyu mails. That he has several of Ganiyu's mails may well mean he has
>> been on Naijanet for quite sometime.
Shehu, you can be sure that HE has been on naijanet for a long time. In
fact, he's one of the "landlords" of this village square. He presents a
respectable facade and a name everybody knows. UOKAL@ is just what he uses
for his COWARDLY acts.
>> In the meantime, I'm glad to see some netters speak up on improper conduct on
>> the net before matters get ugly, rather than waiting for 'Abeg, don mine nam'
>> brigade to show us how cultivated they think they are.
That's precisely the point that I'm making - drawing attention to this
"improper conduct" that only succeeds in exhuming old and forgotten
animosities and conflicts. Every right thinking person wants peace on this
net. This gives us time to discuss the things that unite us and (hopefully)
foster (potentially) progress for Nigeria - still the only that country
some of us have.
More on UOKAL and HIS "real" identity soon.
Patience
Ayo Ojo
the way you put your concerns together on the matter.
Initially, I thought that the reposting is just one of those
casual-I-have-nothing-to-do and I-am-bored game. But I have since
discovered that the guy is a mischievious individual. I have tried the
private mail outburst but got back another re-insertion of my name in his
reharshing mischieviousness.
The only thing that I don't understand though is, why are you "Igbo" guys
helping Uzo to defend his "soiled" name. Emmanuel in Calgary or so was
the first. BTW, I know Emmanuel and I know "where he stand" on some issues.
Thank you for your delibrate concern and understanding.
Shehu Othman
The anonymous UOKAL account has been writing in for quite sometime.
And I daresay always mischievously. I remember his/her response to my mail on
Chris Okigbo. I told the wretched coward in three sentences not to look
forward to an encounter with me. He/she did not, I think, show up again until
the Ganiyu mails. That he has several of Ganiyu's mails may well mean he has
been on Naijanet for quite sometime.
One issue arises from this palaver. Should Naijanet accept
subscription from anonymous and unverified names? I think not. If it's
technically possible, and I don't see why not, I think the List Administrator
should make acceptance of subscription dependent on verification of
subscriber, ie the person's true identity from the service provider /
institution. This might help deter people with ill motives of joining
Naijanet. Although it might not rule out informants.
I also think that it should be made impossible to write into Naijanet
unless one is subscribed, as is the case with a network I once encountered.
In the meantime, I'm glad to see some netters speak up on improper conduct on
the net before matters get ugly, rather than waiting for 'Abeg, don mine nam'
brigade to show us how cultivated they think they are. Ta ta.
Shehu
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Ayo Ojo
I have no time to discuss anything with you on this matter. Ever since
you "poke-nose", as you are doing again, on another matter "similar" in
kind to this, I have since stopped respecting your "ethnic neutrality" on
issues. I am saying it publicly so you might understand that your
whinning below has no meaning to me, you are not the person I will
respect on this type of issue. Thank you very much.
Biodun Ojo.
On Mon, 29 Jan 1996, Chinyeaka Emmanuel Okoli wrote:
>
> Brother Biodun,
> I think I like your mail. It tells me more than I knew of you and
> what you think about me. "Blind loyalty" keh? And when it all
> started, I "I DID NOT DO ANYTHING AT ALL AT THAT TIME" due to my
> blind loyalty. Now that it is striking MY "HOME", I begin to call
> for a cease fire! My home indeed! Why not use IGBO BROTHERS?
> The mail you talked so much about, I read the original mails!
> When I saw them reposted, I deleted them because I knew they were
> old mails. I followed the story and knew the misunderstanding
> was resolved. If I were you, I would have laughed it off should
> someone try to make anything out of dead issue. Writing about it
> only aroused curiousity from those who did not follow the
> event.
> If I may ask, is it my late parents or brothers and sisters
> uncles aunts, nephews and nieces or maybe my village people,
> clan, towns people or whoever that you talk about in "my home"?
> If you think you have struck "my home" (na wah-o) and that I call
> for a cease fire, please go ahead and shout, curse and bark
> louder than before. I will never call for a cease fire again. But
> in my so called "home", "We" of that home you refer to would
> rather fear the silent dog and the mother duck, than shake at the
> curse and threats of mother hen.
> mother hen.
>
>
> > Bro Emmanuel:
> >
> > I am suprised,in fact shocked that you would be writing to "us" to
> > exercise PATIENCE in this matter regardless of any further evidence, when
> > the "real cuprit" himself is on the net to "fend" for himself. Is it a
> > case of "blind loyalty"? I hope not.
> >
> > You were on the net when "he" started "reharshing" those mails
> **************************************************************
> on us, you
> **********
> > did not do anything at all at that time. I guess there is no
> ****************************************
> loyalty
> > involved then,eh? Now that it is striking close to "home", you
> **********************************************************
Chinyeaka Emmanuel Okoli
> Thanks Emeka. Yours is a good approach and I am particularly pleased by
> the way you put your concerns together on the matter.
(Some stuff deleted)
> The only thing that I don't understand though is, why are you "Igbo" guys
**********************
> helping Uzo to defend his "soiled" name. Emmanuel in Calgary or so was
*************************
>the first. BTW, I know Emmanuel and I know "where he stand" on some issues.
*****************************************************************
> Thank you for your delibrate concern and understanding.
> Biodun Ojo.
And I comment:
1. What percentage of the Igbos on Igbonet or Naijanet are
helping Uzo as to make feel Igbos are ganging up? Is it
an accident of the key board or a symptom of "Igbophobia"?
Note that there are over 18,000,000 Igbo the world over!
Can you see the wisdom in your inferences? Do you realize
the bias in your assumption?
2. "Emmanuel in Calgary OR SO! (Emphasis, mine)...and then
you claim to know me and where I stand on some issues!
Did I not visit you, your wife and your kid when I was
in Vancouver for a workshop? Did you not prepare food for
me? Did you not give me beer (all of which I'm still very
grateful?
Because I expressed shock at the curse coming out from
a person I thought I knew, or because I hold a contrary
view to yours, I've become "Emmanuel OR SO and "poke-nose"
Call me more names! I will try to remain respectful to you
while upholding my views and my stand.
I pray that the change we cry for in Nigeria begins with us
and out attitude towards issues and towards one another.
God Bless you and your family and my regards to them as
always!
Emma
Ayo Ojo
my end, especially when I am "your Vancouver brother/friend" whom you
have had "certain dredged up" familiarization with during your workshop
visit to Vancouver.
Since you did not see anything wrong in your previous and present
responses, I maintain that, I have nothing further to discuss with you,
my "ethnic-neutral-bias" friend.
Thanks and God speed.
Biodun Ojo.
Shehu Othman
Many thanks for yours. I couldn't agree more. You took the lead in
speaking up clearly, forcefully, and constructively. UOKAL (yes, I am sure
is a HE), wherever he is, must have got the message. I hope we can build
on such consensus henceforth. Cheers.
Shehu
==========================================================================
On Mon, 29 Jan 1996, Patience Akpan wrote:
> >Shehu Othman writes:
>
> >
> >> The anonymous UOKAL account has been writing in for quite sometime.
> >> And I daresay always mischievously. I remember his/her response to my mail
on
> >> Chris Okigbo. I told the wretched coward in three sentences not to look
> >> forward to an encounter with me. He/she did not, I think, show up again
until
> >> the Ganiyu mails. That he has several of Ganiyu's mails may well mean he
has
> >> been on Naijanet for quite sometime.
>
> Shehu, you can be sure that HE has been on naijanet for a long time. In
> fact, he's one of the "landlords" of this village square. He presents a
> respectable facade and a name everybody knows. UOKAL@ is just what he uses
> for his COWARDLY acts.
>
>
> >> In the meantime, I'm glad to see some netters speak up on improper conduct
on
> >> the net before matters get ugly, rather than waiting for 'Abeg, don mine
nam'
> >> brigade to show us how cultivated they think they are.
>
>
Shehu Othman
I hope we can get some agreement on the course of action to take
over this matter. I think it is within the competence of the List
Administrator to put forward actual proposals for action. We can just have
an-anything-goes-net and expect it to command respect (remember The
Guardian comment, according to a recent visitor home?) We will end up
damaging Naijanet if we do nothing about this sort of conduct. Then, of
course, we would go through the motion of blame-bucking. And this, I
think, is avoidable. Cheers.
Shehu
On Mon, 29 Jan 1996, Ayo Ojo wrote:
> Dear Shehu:
>
> Your perspective attached below is one that touched the bottom of the
> masquarading mischieviousness of some idle computer nuts like the phantom
> UOKAL.
>
> Apart from been ticked by a few "igbo" brothers, particularly
> Emmanuel with his "unserious loyalty trappings", the UOKAL phenomenon
> will not even mean much other than been mean-spirited and mischievious.
> I therefore feel that you are unto something good in your attached mail.
>
> As far as I am concerned, I have no patience for any "beating around the
> bush" and "fake moralising" on human related issues.
>
> Thank you and take care.
>
> Biodun Ojo
>
> On Mon, 29 Jan 1996, Shehu Othman wrote:
>
> > Emeka,
> >
> > The anonymous UOKAL account has been writing in for quite sometime.
> > And I daresay always mischievously. I remember his/her response to my mail
on
> > Chris Okigbo. I told the wretched coward in three sentences not to look
> > forward to an encounter with me. He/she did not, I think, show up again
until
> > the Ganiyu mails. That he has several of Ganiyu's mails may well mean he has
> > been on Naijanet for quite sometime.
> >
> > One issue arises from this palaver. Should Naijanet accept
> > subscription from anonymous and unverified names? I think not. If it's
> > technically possible, and I don't see why not, I think the List
Administrator
> > should make acceptance of subscription dependent on verification of
> > subscriber, ie the person's true identity from the service provider /
> > institution. This might help deter people with ill motives of joining
> > Naijanet. Although it might not rule out informants.
> >
> > I also think that it should be made impossible to write into
Naijanet
> > unless one is subscribed, as is the case with a network I once encountered.
> > In the meantime, I'm glad to see some netters speak up on improper conduct
on
> > the net before matters get ugly, rather than waiting for 'Abeg, don mine
nam'
> > > >Bro Emmanuel:
> > > >
> > > >I am suprised,in fact shocked that you would be writing to "us" to
> > > >exercise PATIENCE in this matter regardless of any further evidence, when
> > > >the "real cuprit" himself is on the net to "fend" for himself. Is it a
> > > >case of "blind loyalty"? I hope not.
> > > >
> > > >You were on the net when "he" started "reharshing" those mails on us, you
> > > >did not do anything at all at that time. I guess there is no loyalty
> > > >involved then,eh? Now that it is striking close to "home", you need to
Ayo Ojo
Emeka. And like I offered previously, I am very sorry things took the wrong
turn.
I need to take a break from the net again to work on my PATIENCE. Darn!
Take care my good brother.
Biodun Ojo.
On Wed, 31 Jan 1996, Emeka Ofobike wrote:
> We must continue to try, though. Because, if we don't, we all may be facing
> a life sentence of being wrong and never knowing it.
>
> Your apology was really not necessary, but I accept it in the spirit in
> which it was tendered.
>
> Stay good, my brother.
>
> Emeka.
>
>
>
>
>
Emeka Ofobike
Your third paragraph below mystifies me! You REALLY believe this is all
about being Igbo! Holy cow!!
Let me just say that if it were possible to do a cognitive "Search and
Replace", and the name "Uzo" were replaced with "Ayo", my mail would still
be sent as is. Let's get off this tired road of ethnic baiting. It is a
darned slippery road, and you know what happens when you drive on a slippery
ice-covered road: you may get into a spin, and once it starts, you may not
have any meaningful control over how it ends. It snows in Vancouver, doesn't
it? You know how it is.
Emeka.
>Thanks Emeka. Yours is a good approach and I am particularly pleased by
>the way you put your concerns together on the matter.
>
>Initially, I thought that the reposting is just one of those
>casual-I-have-nothing-to-do and I-am-bored game. But I have since
>discovered that the guy is a mischievious individual. I have tried the
>private mail outburst but got back another re-insertion of my name in his
>reharshing mischieviousness.
>
>The only thing that I don't understand though is, why are you "Igbo" guys
>helping Uzo to defend his "soiled" name. Emmanuel in Calgary or so was
>the first. BTW, I know Emmanuel and I know "where he stand" on some issues.
>
>Thank you for your delibrate concern and understanding.
>Biodun Ojo.
>
>
Emeka Ofobike
>The truth of the matter is, anytime a Yoruba talks about anything Igbo,
>the interpretation is always first negative by the said receiver. This to
>me is an indication of bias. This is also the same if the roles were
>reversed. Therefore we all have our specific bias.
ANYTIME!, Ayo? If this is true, then there is no hope for Nigeria. I am more
optimistic than that. We can claim our "inalienable right" to be biased
against someone we don't even know, but that, to me, is the easy way out.
Starting from a position that basically says "I know everything about you
because I know what ethnic group you belong to" is a horrific admission of
intellectual laziness.
When we adopt that postion, what we are really saying is "I am too lazy to
try to know this person for who he/she is; it is much easier for me to go
back to my database of stereotypes". Sometimes, we are reluctant to
challenge these personal stereotypes because we are afraid that they may
indeed be proved unfounded. This can create incredible amounts of
dissonance. We realize that we were wrong on this particular issue, and then
the question becomes "what other long-held beliefs of mine are also probably
unfounded?" It is not a very comfortable position to be in.
Emeka Ofobike
>Emeka:
>
>I am man and old enough to decipher subtleties.
Subleties? In my mail to you? And these are(were)?
>The fact of the matter
>is, you and Emmanuel (particularly!) are reading too much meaning into
>the you "igbo guys".
Then, please, pretty please, confirm to this brother that your reference to
"you Igbo guys" had no covert ethnic connotation. My read on your reference
was that you had ascribed my and Emmanuel's response to your earlier post to
some form of Igbo group-think. I sincerely hope my read was wrong, but only
you can confirm that. So, brother Ayo, was I wrong in my interpretation of
your reference?
>It takes two to tango. How will you understand "the
>slippery ice-covered road" "of ethnic baiting" if your various minds are
>not revolving round the same pillar of interest? I tell you now that,
>raising an issue in relation to some perceived notion is part of
>interpersonal communication. By expressing one's feeling, not necessarily
>acting deviuosly about the feeling but sincerely and open-mindedly, it
>resolves better any mis-understanding in more ways than the
>grand-standing shock and suprise that you guys are feigning about ethnic
>misunderstanding in some of this issue. Please, let us stop this fake and
>feigned suprise and allow ourselves to be truly free of all this
>emotional animosity and hatred by coming out clean.
Within the context of my mail to you, I am not quite sure how we got to this
point. All of this one pass me!!
>Thank you and I hope this is the last of it.
The last of what? Exchanging e-mails? I hope we can keep the lines of
communication open, Ayo. One never knows!!
Emeka.
>
>Biodun Ojo.
>
>On Wed, 31 Jan 1996, Emeka Ofobike wrote:
>
Ayo Ojo
>
> Subleties? In my mail to you? And these are(were)?
> you can confirm that. So, brother Ayo, was I wrong in my interpretation of
> your reference?
> communication open, Ayo. One never knows!!
The truth of the matter is, anytime a Yoruba talks about anything Igbo,
the interpretation is always first negative by the said receiver. This to
me is an indication of bias. This is also the same if the roles were
reversed. Therefore we all have our specific bias. We need to face this
fact first. Then, we can move on to how we deal with the bias for our
common good. From another mail by Emmanuel, you can see from the
hospitality recount of event between him and myself that, my
inconsiquential Yoruba bias has no effect at all. I believe in live and
let live. Race or ethnic disposition is meaningless under those terms.
But I am primarily a Yoruba man(ie I am Yoruba-parentaged!) but a
wholesome human being full of humanity to myself and to others regardless
of race or ethnic consideration. This is why I believe very sincerely
that I am a humanist first and, through and through.
Therefore, the only reason why I reacted to your last mail is because you
started associating your dissent alongside with Emmanuel. His case is
different. I know him and he should have acted and conducted his "thing"
in a more harmonious and friendly manner. Not those hypocritical biblical
pharisee(sp?) method. He should count his losses and lets move on to
better things as I have no patience for mischieviousness.
Anyway, I apologise to you if you felt I went out of the locus of the mail.
Regards;
Biodun Ojo.
Ayo Ojo
I am man and old enough to decipher subtleties. The fact of the matter
is, you and Emmanuel (particularly!) are reading too much meaning into
the you "igbo guys". It takes two to tango. How will you understand "the
slippery ice-covered road" "of ethnic baiting" if your various minds are
not revolving round the same pillar of interest? I tell you now that,
raising an issue in relation to some perceived notion is part of
interpersonal communication. By expressing one's feeling, not necessarily
acting deviuosly about the feeling but sincerely and open-mindedly, it
resolves better any mis-understanding in more ways than the
grand-standing shock and suprise that you guys are feigning about ethnic
misunderstanding in some of this issue. Please, let us stop this fake and
feigned suprise and allow ourselves to be truly free of all this
emotional animosity and hatred by coming out clean.
Thank you and I hope this is the last of it.
Biodun Ojo.
Ayo Ojo
discussing with you on any matter not relevant to my basic disagreement.
In fact, I have nothing, absolutely nothing, to discuss with AN EXTREMIST
like you.
To help you and others like you, have you asked yourself why the real
cuprit or the suspected one up till now, refused to absolve his name from
the maliciousness? Is it a case of I will leave "my fight" for my "able
unquestioning extremist followership" to battle for him? Then,
congratulations, Mr Follow-follow, the Clive that chill like ice.
Biodun Ojo.
On Thu, 1 Feb 1996, A.C.C.ANAWANA wrote:
> Ayo,
> I asked you a couple of questions some days ago and you decided
> to avoid answering those questions.
>
> I can understand why you chose not to answer those question. The
> reason being that you have got no answer to them. For I know if you
> had answers to them you would have been too quick in answering
> them just the way you did not show a moment's hesitation in
> criticizing Uzo.
>
> I will be giving you a second chance to answer these questions, and
> they are as follows:-
> Yo Ayo,
> How come you are so quick in criticizing someone who is allegedly
> sending mails to this network and happened not to be from your
> TRIBE?
>
> Have you ever criticized Obafemi Awolowo who starved more than
> a million innocent children to death and went on to give the
> ex-Biafrans just an insignificant fraction of their hard earned fortune?
>
> Did you ever criticize Col. Oguntimo(sp) for his atrocities in
> Ogoniland, the two above people who happen to be of your own
> tribe?
>
>
> Why should Emmanuel believe any 'detection' made by
> Ganiyu Jaiyeola? I still remember that it was Ganiyu who tried to
> justify the pogroms on Igbos in Nigeria a couple of decades ago.
>
> You then expect Emmanuel to stand aside when a kinsman of his
> is being insulted as a result of some unsubstantiated claims.
>
> From He that Chills Like Ice
> Clive
>