The names with fake surnames, towns and LGAs of origin are: 1.” Nokonu Ani”, from “Ikanu” in “Ikanu LGA” of “Anambra State”. 2. “Onyekua” “Okuwa”, from “Ihiala LGA”. 3. Jude “Olumba”, from “Omunama” town of “Nnewi LGA”. 4. “Emma Okori”, from “Ikolegbene” town. 5. Ndubuisi “Kalu”, from “Onitsha, Ogbosiri LGA”. 6. Okoro John, from “Osarobi” town of Nnewi South LGA. 7. “Andy Oshornogor”(no town and LGA). 8. Sunday Nwagwu (no town and LGA). 9.” Joseph Eto”, from”Gbogboasan” town, in “ Obudu LGA”. 10.”Christian Otu”(no town and LGA). 11. Ifeoma Chukwuemeka, from Ojoto in Idemmili South LGA. 12.Juliet Ikemere, from Ufuma in “ Olumba LGA”. 13. “Grace Udo”, from “Asia” town. 14. “Victoria Agboola”(Yoruba). Out of these fourteen names, thirteen names are faked with fake towns and LGAs; except one Ifeoma Chukwuemeka from Ojoto in Idemmili South LGA. In other words, these names, towns and LGAs are not known to the Government of Anambra State, its Local Government, town/community and traditional surname systems.

80% of children born in lagos do not know where they come from..

they cant tell you which local govt, they are from.

i laugh my stomach out, when i read this online.

that why it is easy to break up nigeria because 98% people have never cross over the river nigeria

True talk musiwa. Divided we stand together we fall.

Go ahead and break Nigeria na. . .

igbo lived in bakassi, they removed it. igbo are immigrate in lagos.

what i was trying to say in this topic. you need to talk to your children more. those people their parent did mot talk to them. most yorubas in lagos too have never been to their home town. people tend not to travel in nigeria.

if they want to break up nigeria. nobody will considered that.

@Musiwa
Go and read the Nigerian constitution and enlighten your bigoted mindset:

Nigerian_Constitution_Chapter_4:

41. (1) Every citizen of Nigeria is entitled to move freely throughout Nigeria and to reside in any part thereof, and no citizen of Nigeria shall be expelled from Nigeria or refused entry thereby or exit therefrom.

Nigerian_Constitution_Chapter_4:

43. Subject to the provisions of this Constitution, every citizen of Nigeria
shall have the right to acquire and own immovable property anywhere in
Nigeria.

44. (1) No moveable property or any interest in an immovable property shall
be taken possession of compulsorily and no right over or interest in any
such property shall be acquired compulsorily in any part of Nigeria except
in the manner and for the purposes prescribed by a law that, among other
things -
(a) requires the prompt payment of compensation therefore and
(b) gives to any person claiming such compensation a right of access
for the determination of his interest in the property and the amount
of compensation to a court of law or tribunal or body having
jurisdiction in that part of Nigeria.