ChinenyeN:


Yep, Izugbe is an artificial creation. It didn't evolve from anything. Instead, features of Izugbe were deliberately handpicked, based off what the standardizing committee believed to be the underlying basis for modern Igbo speech forms. Izugbe is not the natural dialect of any Igbo-speaking people or township.

cheruv:

Thanks for the pin up
The problem we East of Niger Igbos ve is that we tend to forget those on the West side,when its clear that our ancestors especially from that Anambra area were the ones that crossed the Niger some millennia back to settle there.
We must never forget them! That is a promise I've made to myself

Chigold101:
lolzzz Anambra no de school? You better make ur research well...

Chigold101:
lolzzz Anambra no de school? You better make ur research well...

tonychristopher:

You're not even from our Omambala and you're making noise. What's Omambala? Not every one whose local government is in anambra is from Omambala
Thank you ..anambra has been made like that by our Chi ..we have that believe that we are too much and that has been out driving factor .odenigboaroli shouldnt be blamed for confidence... That's an average anambra man even me . we are proud and that is good


We can't all be like delta Igbo which some are confused over their identity nor be like ikwerre who hate their identity


I think the leadership of Igbo naturally rest on anambra so it is akalaka


This isn't bragging but I think anambra is okay with her culture and we don't talk down on any Igbo. In my house from uncles and aunts to us . we married non anambra Igbo so how can we look down on Igbo?


Odenigboaroli is on point but its the dialect part I don't like .he is my good friend and has never seem him nasty so let's understand he is proud of his dialect and that should be respected. Me that can't speak my dialect should be chastised


Dalu nuu

cheruv:

Thanks for the pin up
The problem we East of Niger Igbos ve is that we tend to forget those on the West side,when its clear that our ancestors especially from that Anambra area were the ones that crossed the Niger some millennia back to settle there.
We must never forget them! That is a promise I've made to myself