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Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by pussyphilia(m): 4:36pm On Oct 28, 2015
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Cc hensben

About Asaba

The City of Asaba, the capital of oil rich Delta State of Nigeria is strategically located on a hill at the western edge of the majestic River Niger. The historic River Niger is a trans-African link beginning from East Africa and down into the Atlantic Ocean. Asaba forms a connector between western, eastern and northern Nigeria through the River Niger from the north and via the Asaba Niger Bridge, an east west link and a Nigeria landmark. Asaba lies approximately 6 degrees north of the equator and about the same distance east of the meridian; about 100 miles north of where the River Niger flows into the Atlantic Ocean. The greater Asaba occupies an area of about 300 square kilometers. It maintains an average tropical temperature of 90 degrees during the dry season and an average fertile rainfall of 6 inches during the rainy season. Ibo is the native language in Asaba and neighboring towns.

Since becoming the Delta State capital, Asaba has grown in population to over half a million very hospitable people and now maintains a cosmopolitan population of predominantly non-indigenous People.

History

Asaba is believed to have derived its origin from a conglomeration of mostly three different ancestral lineages:

Ugboma is considered to be the first settler in what later became Ahaba and subsequently Asaba.

Ezeanyanwu, another settler was said to have hailed from the royal line Of Ezechima, the legendary ancestor of numerous settlements east of the Niger and environ.

However, the history of modern Asaba is always traced back to its most famous citizen, Nnebisi. Nnebisi, the son of Diaba, an early settler. Nnebisi in Ibo language means: mother is supreme.Nnebisi’s mother was from the village of Agbakuba in Nteje in the broad Anambra Region, east of the River Niger and beyond.

Shortly after his birth, Nnebisi’s mother took him back to Nteje. As young Nnebisi was growing up among his mother’s family he started noticing that he was being treated differently from everybody else around him. He also noticed that there were certain things he was not allowed to do. When he inquired why; he was told that it was because Nteje was not his true home town. So he immediately decided to embark on a journey to find out his true home. Nnebisi embarked on this legendary search for the lost ‘Father Land’ on a narrow long boat and an herbal medicine pot – a charm given to him by a village medicine man in Nteje. This medicine was supposed to guard him and guarantee his safe arrival to his purported homeland. Nnebisi was supposed to carry this pot on his head and this magical pot was supposed to fall off Nnebisi’s Head at the site of his ancestral homeland.

The pot fell and crashed at the present day Cable point off the shores of the River Niger by the great Onishe rocks – a shrine of the mythical goddess – the Onishe of Ahaba. Ahaba was an exclamation and an Ibo phrase ‘Ahabam!’In Igbo language, it means ‘ I have appropriately chosen’. This is where Ahaba got its name. The name Was later changed to Asaba during the British colonial occupation of Nigeria. Nnebisi Married two wives and his household flourished to absorb the household of the other earlier settlers. He had three

Children with his first wife, Ujom: Onne (male) Ezeumune (male) and Ojife (female). His second wife also had a son called Iyagba. Iyagba’s offspring’s were part of the lost seed.

Eze anyanwu, Ugboma, Odikpe and Obodo Achala were all part of the original settlers In Ahaba. The others are the 5 grandsons Of Nnebisi – Ezenei, Ugbomanta, Agu, Ajaji and Onaje in that order.

All created the Original 9 quarters in Ahaba – “Ahaba ebo ite’nani “The Five grandsons of Nnebisi will later grow to absorb most of the earlier settlers and therefore make up the present Five quarters In Asaba.

 

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Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by stinggy(m): 4:49pm On Oct 28, 2015
Rayhut:
HYPOCRISY is when YORUBA people claim some part of Kwara, Kogi, Lagos as Yoruba land when Igbos claim the Igbo speaking areas of some part of Delta, Rivers and Edo as part of Igbo land, YORUBA'S will start shouting land grabbing, oil thief, is this not hypocrisy at highest level, if Igbo go with only 5 Igbo state and leave the rest of the Igbo land, then Yoruba should leave Lagos, Kwara, Kogi and parts of Ondo ilaje axis alone.

It's a pity History is no longer taught. But then, read deep on past works of History scholars.

Lagos has always been a Yorubaland till encroachment of its waterside from Bini empire.

Kwara State is Yorubaland. It only has 2 LGs that are not predominantly Yorubaland. But for geo-political balance, Kwara state would have been in SW.

People of Kogi West are Yorubas are they are those referred to as Okun Yorubas. They have everything in common with Ekiti and that's why during the last National Conference leaders of Okun prayed the Conference to ensure they are re-united with the mainstream Yorubaland and taken away from people they share no origin with.

Advice: When you are with a Kwaran or Okun man, don't try to tell them they are not Yoruba. A word they say is enough for a wise...

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Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by Nobody: 5:40pm On Oct 28, 2015
kingzizzy:



The funny thing is the Yorubas, most of who have never crossed the river Niger. They will look at a map of their artificially created Nigeria and its artificially created States and then tell anyone they become experts on Igbo geography. Then they will create Monikas and come online to say that Igbos are only in 5 states lol
hypocrisy nd yellowbar people are like Siamese twins (Ibeji)
Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by Nobody: 5:44pm On Oct 28, 2015
pussyphilia:
TO SUPPORT THE op

Cc hensben

About Asaba

The City of Asaba, the capital of oil rich Delta State of Nigeria is strategically located on a hill at the western edge of the majestic River Niger. The historic River Niger is a trans-African link beginning from East Africa and down into the Atlantic Ocean. Asaba forms a connector between western, eastern and northern Nigeria through the River Niger from the north and via the Asaba Niger Bridge, an east west link and a Nigeria landmark. Asaba lies approximately 6 degrees north of the equator and about the same distance east of the meridian; about 100 miles north of where the River Niger flows into the Atlantic Ocean. The greater Asaba occupies an area of about 300 square kilometers. It maintains an average tropical temperature of 90 degrees during the dry season and an average fertile rainfall of 6 inches during the rainy season. Ibo is the native language in Asaba and neighboring towns.

Since becoming the Delta State capital, Asaba has grown in population to over half a million very hospitable people and now maintains a cosmopolitan population of predominantly non-indigenous People.

History

Asaba is believed to have derived its origin from a conglomeration of mostly three different ancestral lineages:

Ugboma is considered to be the first settler in what later became Ahaba and subsequently Asaba.

Ezeanyanwu, another settler was said to have hailed from the royal line Of Ezechima, the legendary ancestor of numerous settlements east of the Niger and environ.

However, the history of modern Asaba is always traced back to its most famous citizen, Nnebisi. Nnebisi, the son of Diaba, an early settler. Nnebisi in Ibo language means: mother is supreme.Nnebisi’s mother was from the village of Agbakuba in Nteje in the broad Anambra Region, east of the River Niger and beyond.

Shortly after his birth, Nnebisi’s mother took him back to Nteje. As young Nnebisi was growing up among his mother’s family he started noticing that he was being treated differently from everybody else around him. He also noticed that there were certain things he was not allowed to do. When he inquired why; he was told that it was because Nteje was not his true home town. So he immediately decided to embark on a journey to find out his true home. Nnebisi embarked on this legendary search for the lost ‘Father Land’ on a narrow long boat and an herbal medicine pot – a charm given to him by a village medicine man in Nteje. This medicine was supposed to guard him and guarantee his safe arrival to his purported homeland. Nnebisi was supposed to carry this pot on his head and this magical pot was supposed to fall off Nnebisi’s Head at the site of his ancestral homeland.

The pot fell and crashed at the present day Cable point off the shores of the River Niger by the great Onishe rocks – a shrine of the mythical goddess – the Onishe of Ahaba. Ahaba was an exclamation and an Ibo phrase ‘Ahabam!’In Igbo language, it means ‘ I have appropriately chosen’. This is where Ahaba got its name. The name Was later changed to Asaba during the British colonial occupation of Nigeria. Nnebisi Married two wives and his household flourished to absorb the household of the other earlier settlers. He had three

Children with his first wife, Ujom: Onne (male) Ezeumune (male) and Ojife (female). His second wife also had a son called Iyagba. Iyagba’s offspring’s were part of the lost seed.

Eze anyanwu, Ugboma, Odikpe and Obodo Achala were all part of the original settlers In Ahaba. The others are the 5 grandsons Of Nnebisi – Ezenei, Ugbomanta, Agu, Ajaji and Onaje in that order.

All created the Original 9 quarters in Ahaba – “Ahaba ebo ite’nani “The Five grandsons of Nnebisi will later grow to absorb most of the earlier settlers and therefore make up the present Five quarters In Asaba.

 

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An open mind is a virtue!
thanks

But I thought these guys said Asaba is an ijaw city ..? undecided
cc Tonyebarcanista , Truckpusher , ijawcitizen

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Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by theDEVILisHERE: 8:15pm On Oct 28, 2015
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Re: Niger Delta Rep Alone,no Biafra!(see Photo Proof) by theDEVILisHERE: 2:52pm
partnerus:

May God bless you for speaking the truth. I belong to team #IRemainProudlyNaijaForLife

You mean you belong to team
#IRemainProudlyANiggaSlaveForLife

Well
Biafrans choose not to be part of this team
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Re: Niger Delta Rep Alone,no Biafra!(see Photo Proof) by zeusdgrt(m): 2:53pm
theDEVILisHERE:


Your propaganda and lies will not work
Stop stressing yourself
It is a waste of time
Niger deltans have decided,we are not interested in your biafra.Go look bush..lol
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Re: Niger Delta Rep Alone,no Biafra!(see Photo Proof) by stanech: 2:59pm
Op niger delta includes imo and abia I suppose you will teLl them they are not biafrans tooo
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Re: Niger Delta Rep Alone,no Biafra!(see Photo Proof) by zeusdgrt(m): 3:03pm
stanech:
Op niger delta includes imo and abia I suppose you will teLl them they are not biafrans tooo
if they so wish,they are welcome if only they wunt cz trouble
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Re: Niger Delta Rep Alone,no Biafra!(see Photo Proof) by theDEVILisHERE: 3:05pm
zeusdgrt:
Niger deltans have decided,we are not interested in your biafra.Go look bush..lol

This is not about back and fort aguement

Biafra's full restoration (with all it's territories) will happen
And soon

If you doubt this you can make a bet on it
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Re: Niger Delta Rep Alone,no Biafra!(see Photo Proof) by zeusdgrt(m): 3:12pm
theDEVILisHERE:


This is not about back and fort aguement

Biafra's full restoration (with all it's territories) will happen
And soon

If you doubt this you can make a bet on it
your region are your territories,so have ur dry lands and leave cz we are not giving you any land after the onisthia bridge..Lol OLE OIL!
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Re: Niger Delta Rep Alone,no Biafra!(see Photo Proof) by stanech: 3:21pm

Sorry
I don't get why I was quoted I your post
Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by theDEVILisHERE: 8:16pm On Oct 28, 2015
pussyphilia:
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Cc hensben

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Re: Niger Delta Rep Alone,no Biafra!(see Photo Proof) by theDEVILisHERE: 2:52pm
partnerus:

May God bless you for speaking the truth. I belong to team #IRemainProudlyNaijaForLife

You mean you belong to team
#IRemainProudlyANiggaSlaveForLife

Well
Biafrans choose not to be part of this team
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Re: Niger Delta Rep Alone,no Biafra!(see Photo Proof) by zeusdgrt(m): 2:53pm
theDEVILisHERE:


Your propaganda and lies will not work
Stop stressing yourself
It is a waste of time
Niger deltans have decided,we are not interested in your biafra.Go look bush..lol
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red lips smile,sexy eyes

Re: Niger Delta Rep Alone,no Biafra!(see Photo Proof) by stanech: 2:59pm
Op niger delta includes imo and abia I suppose you will teLl them they are not biafrans tooo
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Re: Niger Delta Rep Alone,no Biafra!(see Photo Proof) by zeusdgrt(m): 3:03pm
stanech:
Op niger delta includes imo and abia I suppose you will teLl them they are not biafrans tooo
if they so wish,they are welcome if only they wunt cz trouble
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Re: Niger Delta Rep Alone,no Biafra!(see Photo Proof) by theDEVILisHERE: 3:05pm
zeusdgrt:
Niger deltans have decided,we are not interested in your biafra.Go look bush..lol

This is not about back and fort aguement

Biafra's full restoration (with all it's territories) will happen
And soon

If you doubt this you can make a bet on it
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Re: Niger Delta Rep Alone,no Biafra!(see Photo Proof) by zeusdgrt(m): 3:12pm
theDEVILisHERE:


This is not about back and fort aguement

Biafra's full restoration (with all it's territories) will happen
And soon

If you doubt this you can make a bet on it
your region are your territories,so have ur dry lands and leave cz we are not giving you any land after the onisthia bridge..Lol OLE OIL!
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Re: Niger Delta Rep Alone,no Biafra!(see Photo Proof) by stanech: 3:21pm

Sorry
I don't get why I was quoted in your post
Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by Energito: 8:27pm On Oct 28, 2015
Sorry to say this south east people on nairaland are the most foolish people i have ever seen.why are you guys like this.you people keep opening thread igbo this igbo that.and yrroba people are making fun of it.my brother i am from ika,i have never deny being igbo likewise other ika people.i will be happy if you can join proudly Anioma proudly Igbo on facebook.
liberty300:
Me personally won't want the south south near Biafra sef. Those guys are nothing but a menace. Most of them don't work, they wait on monthly government funding.


I support Biafra as a Igbo and Igbo only agenda.
Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by ikechu1278: 8:31pm On Oct 28, 2015
Euro31:
thanks

But I thought these guys said Asaba is an ijaw city ..? undecided
cc Tonyebarcanista , Truckpusher , ijawcitizen

Can you post to me when this ijaw expansion nigg@ tried to steal asaba.

So first they tried egbema when that failed they moved to ndoki when that failed they moving to Asaba. Wtf kind of longer Drinking is that one? Asaba does not even share a bordering with ijaw.

Yoloba monkies I don't care about but this ijaw f00ls, please I beg Una please come try and steal land. We'll be waiting

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Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by pussyphilia(m): 10:25am On Oct 29, 2015
theDEVILisHERE:


Sorry
I don't get why I was quoted in your post
it was an error.
Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by honourhim: 10:40am On Oct 29, 2015
Demigods:
We they wait biafrans for Warri. Nonsense. If we no Bleep you niggas up real bad then no be Warri.

Who cares about your useless, hopeless and worthless worry?
Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by theDEVILisHERE: 11:02am On Oct 29, 2015
pussyphilia:
it was an error.

Ok
Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by Nobody: 11:05am On Oct 29, 2015
supersolex:
these biafrans na land grabbers oh.
Edo land grabber what are you doing in the thread.
Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by Jesusloveyou: 11:24am On Oct 29, 2015
Euro31:
so u prefer Asaba to be a yorubaland?

If u feel am lying ,why not give us fact to show that Asaba is not an igboland ?
d people of asaba consist of igbo, yoruba and hausa as minority, did u see any other minority claiming asaba, if not only d greedy igbos, or don't u know ur boundaries again

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Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by ikechu1278: 6:10pm On Oct 29, 2015
Jesusloveyou:
d people of asaba consist of igbo, yoruba and hausa as minority, did u see any other minority claiming asaba, if not only d greedy igbos, or don't u know ur boundaries again

There are zero yoloba or hausa that are indigienous of Asaba. Don't you yoloba fools ever stop running your worthless mouth in sh1t Una don't know. Do you think Asaba is like your savage Southwest. Don't you ever in a billion years EVER associate my city to you devils. Never ever in your miserable life

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Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by Duru1(m): 6:52pm On Oct 29, 2015
Euro31:
Benjamin Adekunle speech during the war...

Adekunle was a key champion of the food blockade to Biafra. In a wartime interview he had with Randolph Baumann of Stern Magazine in Igweocha (published on August 18, 1968), he stated:[3]

ADEKUNLE: In the section of the front that I rule—and that is the whole south front from Lagos to the border of Kamerun—I do not want to see the Red Cross, Caritas Aid, World Church delegation, Pope, Missionary, or UN delegation.

STERN: Does that mean that the many thousands of tons of food that are stored in Lagos will never get to the refugee camps in your section of the country?

ADEKUNLE: That’s exactly what I am saying.

STERN: But you said yourself that most of the refugees in the part you captured are not Ibos.

ADEKUNLE: I don't care if they are ibos or not. I want to block all foreign aids from a getting to that part of the country as long as this whole people have not given up yet.

STERN: Do you sometimes feel sympathy for the Ibo children?

ADEKUNLE: I have learned a word from the British, which is “sorry”! That’s how I want to respond to your question. I want to win this war for the sake of Nigeria crude oil. Therefore I have to kill the enemies to win this war. Sorry! The End.

Only moronic fool does not know that Nigeria precipitated war of attrition against Biafra on the urging of British mainly because of crude oil.
Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by Nobody: 7:35pm On Oct 29, 2015
Jesusloveyou:
d people of asaba consist of igbo, yoruba and hausa as minority, did u see any other minority claiming asaba, if not only d greedy igbos, or don't u know ur boundaries again
Yoruba ke ? In our Asaba?
Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by Jesusloveyou: 5:39am On Oct 30, 2015
ikechu1278:


There are zero yoloba or hausa that are indigienous of Asaba. Don't you yoloba fools ever stop running your worthless mouth in sh1t Una don't know. Do you think Asaba is like your savage Southwest. Don't you ever in a billion years EVER associate my city to you devils. Never ever in your miserable life
according to op, that asaba consist of minor ijaw,igbo, yoruba and hausa,etc, meanwhile asaba to onitsha are parts of Benin empire, so i don't know why igbo are claiming onitsha to asaba

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Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by Jesusloveyou: 5:42am On Oct 30, 2015
Euro31:
Yoruba ke ? In our Asaba?
according to ur own report that asaba consist of igbo, yoruba and hausa as minority, but in real sense asaba is in Benin kingdom

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Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by Nobody: 7:27am On Oct 30, 2015
Jesusloveyou:
according to ur own report that asaba consist of igbo, yoruba and hausa as minority, but in real sense asaba is in Benin kingdom
in real nairaland sense abi? Why not come down To Asaba and Explain to us in Reality how Asaba is a benin kingdom
Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by Nobody: 7:31am On Oct 30, 2015
Jesusloveyou:
according to op, that asaba consist of minor ijaw,igbo, yoruba and hausa,etc, meanwhile asaba to onitsha are parts of Benin empire, so i don't know why igbo are claiming onitsha to asaba
u're mischievous and I expect nothing less for an Ewedu consumer it's in ur DNA ...

What I said is this .. Don't twist it

The composition of Asaba is mainly of Igbo people. Other groups in the city consists of Urhobo, Ukwuani, Isoko, Ijaw, Ika, Hausa, Itsekiri and Yoruba people.

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Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by Jesusloveyou: 9:03am On Oct 30, 2015
Euro31:
in real nairaland sense abi? Why not come down To Asaba and Explain to us in Reality how Asaba is a benin kingdom
asaba and Benin were once together as one state and region, is easier to associate Benin with asaba than to associate igbo with asaba, from ika to agbor and asaba are all parts of Benin kingdom,

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Re: 'just In' Before They Come And Tell Us That Asaba Is No Longer An Igbo City by ikechu1278: 8:12pm On Oct 30, 2015
Jesusloveyou:
according to op, that asaba consist of minor ijaw,igbo, yoruba and hausa,etc, meanwhile asaba to onitsha are parts of Benin empire, so i don't know why igbo are claiming onitsha to asaba

Get it through your thick head. That savage neanderthal tribe that calls themselves yoloba are NOT indigenous of Asaba and may thunder fire you for wishing those devils on us.
Secondly, we are proud IGBO. Say it with me now, PROUD IGBO and I don't care how much that hurts you or anyone else. you are not part of our heritage thus, have no f2king right to tell me or any other asaba person who the f2k we are. Na you be asagba? Onyeara

Likewise the same for Onitsha. Na you be their obi? Ewu.

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