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Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by otokx(m): 7:26am On Nov 22, 2013 |
A confused country wallowing in a state of poverty induced and maintained by corrupt leadership at all levels. |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by Pharoh: 7:35am On Nov 22, 2013 |
This anioma debate must be one of the most discussed topic and it will be interesting to see how it will be resolved eventually. |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by tonychristopher: 9:30am On Nov 22, 2013 |
PLEASE MY PEOPLE THAT SAY THAT I AM NOT AN IGBO PERSON,THIS WEBSITE IS AN OFFICIAL WEBSITE FROM DELTA STATE GOVERNMOENT, NOT ME,SO KEEP LAYING OTSRICH AND ASSUME THAT YOU ARE NOT IGBO TILL WHEN THE CHIPS ARE DOWN, YOU WILL COME BEGGING Oshimili South Asaba, the capital of Delta State, is also the headquarters of Oshimili South LGA. The LGA has a land area of approximately 500 square kilometres and a population of about 143,000 people who are mainly farmers and fishermen. It is situated along the bank of the River Niger, whose many tributaries make up the Niger Delta. The sandy beaches of the river presents a beautiful sight and is a good ground for recreation and tourism. The Niger Bridge links Asaba with Onitsha in Anambra State. Asaba, whose people are Igbo, is also the seat of a major traditional ruler, the Asagba of Asaba. Other communities are Oko and Okwe. http://deltastate.com.ng/Local-Government/oshimili-south.html Ukwuani Local Government Obiaruku is the headquarters of Ukwuani LGA which was carved out of the then Ndokwa West LGA on the 4th of December, 1996 and has an area of 2,016 square kilometres. Nine clans make up the LGA namely; Akoku, Amai, Ebedei, Eziokpor, Ezionum, Obiaruku, Umuebu, Umukwata and Umutu. Together they make up the ten wards of the LGA with a population of about 103,000 going by the 1991 census. The people practice gerontocracy, were the oldest man is installed the traditional ruler, designated Okpala-Uku. The people are a mono linguistic group-the Ukwuanis (an Igbo dialect). http://deltastate.com.ng/Local-Government/ukwuani-local-government.html Ika South Local Government Agbor is the headquarters of Ika South LGA and is spread out on hills and a deep valley, the Orogodo valley. It has an area of 89 square kilometres and an estimated population of 155,922 people. The LGA comprises two clans divided into twelve wards, namely Agbor and Abavo, each with its own traditional ruler. The people speak Ika, a dialect of Igbo language and are well known for their farming prowess with the largest foodstuff market in the state. http://deltastate.com.ng/Local-Government/ika-south-local-government.html Ika North East Local Government Owa-Oyibu, a growing town near Agbor, is the headquarters of Ika North East LGA, and like their brothers in the south the people speak Ika, an Igbo dialect. The LGA was created in September 1991, occupies a land area of 28.45square kilometres and has a population of about 144,270 . There are nine clans, namely, Owa, Ute-Ogbeje, Ute-Okpu, Umunede, Idumuesah, Igbodo, Otolokpo and Mbiri spread out into fourteen (14) wards. Each of these clans operates as a separate and independent entity under its own traditional ruler. They are well known for their farming prowess producing yam, cassava, melon, maize, tomatoes and plantain. http://deltastate.com.ng/Local-Government/ika-north-east-local-government.html Okpe Local Government Okpe Local Government is a territory that used to be part of the original Okpe Kingdom. It is made up of essentially of lowland – arable forests and vegetation upland with swampy and mangrove forests inland. It shares boundaries with Oghara, Mosogar, Idjerhe, Agbarho, Agbon, Ughievwe and Uvwie communities. The Okpe Kingdom is the largest of the twenty-three Urhobo speaking territories and has a territory of about 500 square kilometers. Its people are said to be descendants of four brothers whose ancestor migrated from the Benin Kingdom. Together, the brothers form the four ruling houses namely Orhue, Orhoro, Evbreke and Esezi. Today, the okpe kingdom is divided into Okpe and Sapele Local Governments. Okpe Local Government has its headquarters at Orerokpe, with a population of 128,398 people whose primary occupations include commercial farming, fishing, hunting, trading and gas exploration. http://deltastate.com.ng/Local-Government/okpe-local-government.html |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by Nobody: 8:41pm On Dec 26, 2013 |
To all of you calling me clueless and claiming all what not, coming on an online forum forming know-it-all and insulting your unborn generations, I say MAY IT BE WELL WITH YOU. In a couple of years I'll have no need for a Nigerian passport so go on claiming all claimables, in fact ukwuanis are core igbos including ikwerres, ikas, opobos, even the people from GEJs part of bayelsa state! Anything that boosts your freaking self esteem. Broke fellas. |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by Nobody: 11:32pm On Dec 26, 2013 |
pazienza: word! |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by drnoel: 11:37pm On Dec 26, 2013 |
Andre Uweh: This idiotic thread deserves to be in the waste bin. Obsession with anything Igbo is a disease. @ the OP, are you Igbo or from Anioma area by any chance?.why don´t u read threads twice b4 u post ur shit |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by victor1464(m): 10:53pm On Nov 22, 2014 |
Bleep anioma!! Ukwuani ethnicity hates d name igbo.we r neva igbos.dat name mean sLAVE in ukwuani language...d igbos might just be our partial cousins..by d way we hav notin in common wit d igbos apart 4rm bearin similar names.infact different blood runs tru our veins. |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by victor1464(m): 10:54pm On Nov 22, 2014 |
anioma must be 4 d ss state.it can also b like rivers state too in d ss.ika and ukwuani are differnt ethnic nations entirely www.onlinenigeria.com/tribes it is only thos 4rm d asaba area dat r d igbos!!d Ukwuani ethnicity hates d word igbo and cant bear dat name because it mean sLAVE in utagba-ukwuani language...d igbos might just be our partial cousins as we ukwuani mostly say somtimes..by d way we hav notin in common wit d igbos apart 4rm bearin few similar names.infact different blood runs tru our veins,character,wise and socialy..we d ukwuani remain a seperate people. Speakin for FUNS...ishiegwari yooh!! |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by warrior01: 11:40pm On Nov 22, 2014 |
victor1464: bro, abeg, is everything ok? why deny your identity; pls wake up the civil war is over |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by victor1464(m): 7:49am On Nov 28, 2014 |
My bro its not denial.dat is just d truth..igbo,ika,ukwuani, ar familiar people.for example d anioma people-delta state comprises of d igbos(aniocha/oshimili),the ukwuani,and ika ethnicity.dis group of people where being group by d colonial masters as western igbo because of d large igbo influence..but not all of dem accepted dat name most expecialy d ukwuani and ika people because of their different origins.althoug ther might jus be som litle similarity but dey r totaly different tribes.by d way ,it was d colonial masters dat groupd dem as one...but now evertin has bin corrected..despite d similarity btw urobo,and bini, dey still remain urobo ethnicity ..dis also applies to Ukwuani...so get confused by belivin history because som ar jus fake political propaganda.som writers ar very much bias in writings jus to achieve thier selfish aims(just like d colonial masters).let ukwuani be and let igbo be..they might belong to d same territory but dey r diffrent tribes.. |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by Noneroone(m): 8:42am On Nov 28, 2014 |
Lol yoruba pple have invaded this thread. |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by Donarozzi: 4:21pm On Nov 28, 2014 |
victor1464: The entire Igbo people should be grouped together in one geopolitical region. This will comprehensively solve the problem of identity crisis. |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by wildikeman(m): 9:14pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
Garrithe1st:u are a Fooool...we got the power now...don't like it? Eat shiit and die...inferior Vermin! |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by wildikeman(m): 9:14pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
Garrithe1st:u are a Fooool...we got the power now...don't like it? Eat shiit and die...inferior Vermin! Benin ex slave 1 Like |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by toprealman: 9:32pm On Apr 16, 2015 |
'We are not Ibo's'....lol, as if Ibo's advertised any vacancy. mtchew 2 Likes |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by victor1464(m): 7:46am On Jun 10, 2015 |
AndreUweh:wrong statement. Ukwuanis is not igbo.b4 u make ur stupid conclusions,try and find out d ethnic groups in nigeria. Dont be foolish and ignorant... I am ukwuani and not igbo. There is igbo,ther is ukwuani,there is aniocha-delta igbo,there is ikwere...neva u put all as the same .coconut headed igbos dont learn atall |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by victor1464(m): 8:06am On Jun 10, 2015 |
Garrithe1st:if u want to be igbo,be igbo,if u want 2b ika be,if u want to be ukwuani be, d fact is dat u beta stop d name callin, if u cannot respect other peoples view or ethnicity because of little liguitstic similarity , then we cannot work 2geda.. Iv hv neva seen where d igala man will call d idoma man names,or where d urobo cal d isoko names,or where d bassa man cal d nupe names,or where d edo man call esan edo..even d yoruba still respect the itsekiri... U igbos dont hv respect 4 other people yet igbos r fewer than hausa and yoruba..it is because of dis arrogance dat led 2d masacre of igbo people nation wide. If u want to live in a mans land u dont call him names or claim u can chalenge his powers because it wil lead u to death |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by OdenigboAroli(m): 8:08am On Jun 10, 2015 |
AndreUweh: Andre,it is no obsession. 80% of Anioma say they are not Igbo,plain and simple. Even people from Asaba,Ogwashi ukwu,Okpanam,Akwukwu,Igbuzor Iselle Azagba. They don't want association with the Igbo...I have seen this with my own eyes. |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by victor1464(m): 8:19am On Jun 10, 2015 |
tonychristopher:y r u just too foolish? Who told u all anioma are igbos. By d way i dont hav any relatnship wit u.so stay away 4rm us.UKWUANI AND IGBO are two different tribes despite linguistical similarity.. Edo,urobo,etsako r different tribes despite liguist similarity..de live with d same territory
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Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by OdenigboAroli(m): 8:25am On Jun 10, 2015 |
victor1464: Look,I don't care much about what you chose to call your self but don't tamper with well researched and written down history. That's where you will earn zero respect. History has it that there were bini migrants into your region but the aborigines weren't bini,these people spoke Igbo and practice the culture. Anioma is an Igbo land and that will never change because Igbo culture and influence is too strong for anybody to wipe out with little lies and revision. These people will keep speaking Igbo and practicing Igbo culture till eternity not because they are being forced but simply because they are Igbo and no amount of lies can change that. After running your mouth you will still give your children Igbo names...lol. Unless,if you are one of the decendants of bini migrants who want to keep your identity. You may think we don't know you but sorry we So,yea we know the bini people amongst Anioma. Like I said call yourself whatever but you will never succeeded in rewriting Anioma history. I have seen black Americans who deny their race!!! |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by victor1464(m): 8:30am On Jun 10, 2015 |
we d ukwuanis say a big congratulatn to our brother,d govnor of delta state,dr authur ifeanyi okowa, an ika man,a proud anioman..may God bless. D jealous people 4rm d SE r tryin to feel like deltan but im sorry de cant hav d opportunity. They should remain in their infertile land.we dont nid dem atall because of their arrogant and criminal nature. |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by OdenigboAroli(m): 8:36am On Jun 10, 2015 |
victor1464: I have been ignoring you for a while but it's time you get a reality check; The peripheral Anioma has migrants and influence from westward but it's no news Anioma is overwhelmingly an Igbo land. The people speaks Igbo dialect,practice Igbo culture with minor influences from bini groups but every single Anioma who have a baby today is giving them Igbo names....lol Ukwuani is nothing but a dialect of Igbo because I can read and understand 80% of it yet I never interacted with them.So,stop the rants and go sit down. |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by OdenigboAroli(m): 8:40am On Jun 10, 2015 |
victor1464: You are very senseless: Jealous of what if I may ask ? In fact,this is beginning to sound like an open market women quarrel. Did you say infertile? Criminal?? This is pathetic...lol |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by OdenigboAroli(m): 8:43am On Jun 10, 2015 |
Where is that coward-ish f.ool,quit running like a scared chicken and engage NWA ONYE IGBO! |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by tonychristopher: 8:47am On Jun 10, 2015 |
Why must you wake up and call me names...I think you have challenges in upbringing or you are fraustrated...I HAVE NEVER HEARD ANY REASONABLE UKWUANI MAN FROM THEIR KINGS TO OKPALA UKU say they aint Igbo..why should I engage a nobody like you...... why don't you make a mark in your life, so that when you cough atleast ant will catch cold victor1464: |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by Scholes007(m): 8:52am On Jun 10, 2015 |
[size=15pt]let's look at Abia state There are many clans with different dialect in this state but there still claim their Igbo origin...then imagine Abia state as one south south state and Aro man claims he is not Igbo because has boundary with ibibio and they dress alike or Udumaeze (ohafia,Abam,chieze,uduma) claiming another tribe because they have boundary with another tribe [/size] well i don't care if you personally claim Igbo or not...all i care about is that we should maintain our culture without this unnecessary divisions cause by the artificial boundary called south south |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by OdenigboAroli(m): 8:55am On Jun 10, 2015 |
tonychristopher: Guy,chill out. These people detest to be called Igbo,it's no news. I don't have any problem with that,however my issue with them is trying to change what WAS. Don't tell me you learn Igbo through trade just because you wanna deny it. How about the deep rooted culture and lifestyle ? Did that came through trade,too? The names of places,deities,people and basically every measure used to describe a people has Igbo written all over it . Say you don't wanna be Igbo and I will understand but don't say you were never Igbo. |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by OdenigboAroli(m): 8:58am On Jun 10, 2015 |
The little pu.ssy a..ss coward don tear race because he knows he is about to be owned like a slave by his superiors....lol |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by tonychristopher: 9:04am On Jun 10, 2015 |
Not all...this is what an Ukwuani man said and corrected them http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/06/when-the-empire-mis-writes-history/ OdenigboAroli: |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by tonychristopher: 9:09am On Jun 10, 2015 |
Scholes007: Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo as bestowed on the chairman of Ukwuani Local Government, Barr. Ndudi Benedicta Osakunih-Izuegbu, the chieftaincy title of Nda Ngi Ejemba 1 of Ukwuani Local Government Area at the Ukwuani L.G.A Secretariat recently.DSC_5941 In his address, HRH Eze Dominic Ezema, the Igwe of Egbma noted that Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo has followed the track records of the Chairman since her appointment as DESOPADEC Commissioner till now that she is a local Government Chairman and had found her worthy of an award from the Ohaneze. According to the monarch, Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo is wholly for PDP and had declared support for President Goodluck Jonathan come 2015, just as he appealed that Barr. Osakunih should always carry them along as Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo would not fail her administration. In her address, Barr. Osakunih thanked the Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo for appreciating PDP Government, especially for the massive support to her campaign team, Just as she promised that the Council will Partner with them during the Iwa Iji and ather Ohaneze Festivals. Highlights of the visit were address by the Vice Chairman Dr. Ojie, who lauded the Chairman for her administrative prowes and thanked the Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo for their visit as well as citation by Dr. Dim Ogechi N. Maduwuba, the Ogrishi Ndi-Igbo and rendition of Igbo songs as well as group Photography with Barr. Ndudi Benedicta Osakunih-Izuegbu. http://www.ndokwareporters.com/ohaneze-ndi-igbo-honours-ukwuani-lga-chairman/ |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by tonychristopher: 9:10am On Jun 10, 2015 |
Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo Honours Ukwuani LGA Chairman Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo as bestowed on the chairman of Ukwuani Local Government, Barr. Ndudi Benedicta Osakunih-Izuegbu, the chieftaincy title of Nda Ngi Ejemba 1 of Ukwuani Local Government Area at the Ukwuani L.G.A Secretariat recently.DSC_5941 In his address, HRH Eze Dominic Ezema, the Igwe of Egbma noted that Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo has followed the track records of the Chairman since her appointment as DESOPADEC Commissioner till now that she is a local Government Chairman and had found her worthy of an award from the Ohaneze. According to the monarch, Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo is wholly for PDP and had declared support for President Goodluck Jonathan come 2015, just as he appealed that Barr. Osakunih should always carry them along as Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo would not fail her administration. In her address, Barr. Osakunih thanked the Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo for appreciating PDP Government, especially for the massive support to her campaign team, Just as she promised that the Council will Partner with them during the Iwa Iji and ather Ohaneze Festivals. Highlights of the visit were address by the Vice Chairman Dr. Ojie, who lauded the Chairman for her administrative prowes and thanked the Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo for their visit as well as citation by Dr. Dim Ogechi N. Maduwuba, the Ogrishi Ndi-Igbo and rendition of Igbo songs as well as group Photography with Barr. Ndudi Benedicta Osakunih-Izuegbu. http://www.ndokwareporters.com/ohaneze-ndi-igbo-honours-ukwuani-lga-chairman/ |
Re: Why Anioma State Should Not See The Light Of The Day by Ricswagger: 9:17am On Jun 10, 2015 |
howfar nah? AN ANIOMA MAN is now the GOVERNOR OF DELTA STATE Garrithe1st: |
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