Photo of the day: Adenkunle the war criminal who thought he can kill every Biafran

"Therefore I have to kill the Ibos. Sorry!" Adekunle the devil of Africa aiming to kill 
everything that is moving -  including children

Benjamin Adenkunle was one of the war criminals who believed they would wipe out every Igbo-speaking Biafran. Adekunle boasted on several occassions and to international media that he would kill every thing in Biafran if given the opportunity.

Ignominous exit: Jonathan, governors and others shun Adenkunle's burial

Ignominy: Jonathan, governors and others shun Adenkunle's burial

Benjamin Adenkunle was one of the prominent monsters of the first Biafra-Nigerian war.He killed children, war prisoners, and even went to hospitals to drag and execute patients, in so far as they were Igbos.

His notoriety during the war earned him the uncomfortable state of a pariah in the Nigerian military quarters and consequently led to his forced retirement. His colleagues avoided him like plague.

Jonathan's eulogy of Adenkule (a war criminal) confirms he an Igbo hater

Jonathan's eulogy of Adenkule (a war criminal) confirms he an Igbo hater

President Goodluck Jonathan today confirmed he is an Igbo hater. He made this clear today in his insensitive eulogy of Col Benjamin Adekunle, a man who openly boasted of his many war crimes he committed against Biafrans.

While reacting to the news of the death of the man regarded as the "Bloodhound of the Nigerian Army", President Jonathan described Adekunle as a very courageous leader, who was celebrated for his civil war heroics.

"I have to kill the Igbos. sorry!"- Adekunke: The infamous Adekunle's interview that revealed the true intent of Nigerian forces

"Therefore I have to kill the Ibos. Sorry!" Adekunle the devil of Africa aiming to kill everything that is moving -  including children

Below is a  translation of an interview granted by the then Major Benjamin Adekunle, the bloodhound of the Nigeria Army to a German Reporter, Randolph Baumann, of STERN Magazine on August 18 1968 in Igweocha (Rivers State).  The interview speaks for itself regarding the war crimes of Major Benjamin Adekunle’s .