afam4eva: I watched a program on TV where i saw the place. There are pretty good houses there.

naijaspeak: There is this talk in some parts of Nigeria that Abiriba natives are canibalistic that is they kill their fellow human and consume the meat. In a nutshell, they kill human and eat their flesh.

As for Mbaise people from Imo state the sad aspect of their culture is that their women are very expensive in terms of the bride price.

The man seeking the wife have to buy sewing machine,clothing etc and also train the junior siblings of the wife.

No wonder Ibo ladies age faster because no rich men to pick their hand in marriage.

As for Abiriba people their culture get as he be. Abiriba wonder

kennybuda: Call the abriba people the smartest igbo people, They invest in their homeland i meet with alot of them in valencia and hamburg they truely love their homeland not like other foolish igbos who can go to any lenght just to aquire propertise in lagos and kano.

naijaspeak:
There is this widely held opinion by most people in some parts of Nigeria that Abiriba natives are canibalistic that is they kill their fellow human and consume the meat meaning they kill human and eat their flesh.

They also say Calabar people eat dog. All these sayings have been with us in Nigeria.

drmikeadams:
..Na my home town be that...proudly

tomakint:

Really?

Cc: Lalasticlala abeg give this thread volume our Igbo brethren have more to help us out with on this beautiful town in Alaigbo.

lalasticlala:


Such a thread without pictures? They won't find it interesting workout pictures.

naijaspeak:
There is this widely held opinion by most people in some parts of Nigeria that Abiriba natives are canibalistic that is they kill their fellow human and consume the meat meaning they kill human and eat their flesh.

They also say Calabar people eat dog. All these sayings have been with us in Nigeria.

princeonx:

Do you have a/any property? If yes, where and why did you chose there? If no, stfu!
It's called investment for some that built their houses in the city such as Lagos. I can spend N50m building in Lagos and be able to get a N25/30m loan from the bank using the property as collateral while that same house in a village won't even get me N2m loan. No disrespect to the Abiriba folks but I'll preffer to call them over-pride people than what you called them. Just like you, I also know a whole lot of them here too. Actually most of my friends are from there and I always ask them what it is with them spending every last dime they have to build this houses to show-off in the village, bringing no single income such as rent, and living like puppets in the cities where they spend most of their time and life. IMO, it's ok to build such house in the village if you have money and a lot of it because you can also build or buy another in the city for investment. For me it's senseless sharing an apartment with 3/4 other guys, living uncomfortable for 2,3, or 4yrs on a role in a city where you are based just to go spend a month in this so called big house in the village with only rats and spiders in it!

donvat1:

my broda they charity begins at home.
a word is enough for a wise.
so be wise.

princeonx:

Do you have a/any property? If yes, where and why did you chose there? If no, stfu!
It's called investment for some that built their houses in the city such as Lagos. I can spend N50m building in Lagos and be able to get a N25/30m loan from the bank using the property as collateral while that same house in a village won't even get me N2m loan. No disrespect to the Abiriba folks but I'll preffer to call them over-pride people than what you called them. Just like you, I also know a whole lot of them here too. Actually most of my friends are from there and I always ask them what it is with them spending every last dime they have to build this houses to show-off in the village, bringing no single income such as rent, and living like puppets in the cities where they spend most of their time and life. IMO, it's ok to build such house in the village if you have money and a lot of it because you can also build or buy another in the city for investment. For me it's senseless sharing an apartment with 3/4 other guys, living uncomfortable for 2,3, or 4yrs on a role in a city where you are based just to go spend a month in this so called big house in the village with only rats and spiders in it!

SonOfEl:
In what happ'n,where are u?

princeonx:

Do you have a/any property? If yes, where and why did you chose there? If no, stfu!
It's called investment for some that built their houses in the city such as Lagos. I can spend N50m building in Lagos and be able to get a N25/30m loan from the bank using the property as collateral while that same house in a village won't even get me N2m loan. No disrespect to the Abiriba folks but I'll preffer to call them over-pride people than what you called them. Just like you, I also know a whole lot of them here too. Actually most of my friends are from there and I always ask them what it is with them spending every last dime they have to build this houses to show-off in the village, bringing no single income such as rent, and living like puppets in the cities where they spend most of their time and life. IMO, it's ok to build such house in the village if you have money and a lot of it because you can also build or buy another in the city for investment. For me it's senseless sharing an apartment with 3/4 other guys, living uncomfortable for 2,3, or 4yrs on a role in a city where you are based just to go spend a month in this so called big house in the village with only rats and spiders in it!

tomakint:

You need to be there live my bro! The last time I visited was in 2007, one can imagine what that place (Abiriba) would looked like now!

naijaspeak:
There is this widely held opinion by most people in some parts of Nigeria that Abiriba natives are canibalistic that is they kill their fellow human and consume the meat meaning they kill human and eat their flesh.

They also say Calabar people eat dog. All these sayings have been with us in Nigeria.