interesting

AFONJA's BE HATING ON IGBO THREADS LIKE..........
MEANWHILE WE IGBOS NEED TO LEARN MUCH AS POSSIBLE ABOUT OUR IGBO CULTURE RELATED MATTERS,CAUSE THATS WHATS GIVING THEM afonja RIGHTS AND MORAL TO EVEN COMMENT RUBBISH ON THIS POST,LIKE WE DONT KNOW OURSELVES.

NWATA KWOCHA AKA, O SORO OGARANYA RIE!
THIS SERVES AS A LESSON TO ALL THOSE KIDS WHO AIN'T PROUD OF BEING IGBO. WELL WE AIN'T PROUD OF YOU TOO CUZ WE HAVE LOTS OF PEOPLE WHO ARE PROUD OF BEING IGBO.
KA CHINEKE MEZIE OKWU!

Jafar1:
e concern government?

That gif though

The 3rd pix
the man with the white attire and beard chief Dr chukwuemeka Ezeife, a one time presidential candidate who contested the 1999 elections with chief olusegun obasanjo and olu falae

HungerBAD:
Just curious,

If i understand what i read in this article very well, the young boy is a real Chief?how is that even possible?you guys should pardon my ignorance, as everyday we learn.

I must admit, i do not understand how the Eastern Culture works, but in most cultures in Nigeria, Chiefdoms are bestowed on mostly older people who are not only accomplished in life, but have contributed to their society in an immense way.

And even in some Cultures, there are rites of passages, and some secret initiations that has to take place to be honoured as a Chief. And that is why i am puzzled and confused here.

Can anybody be kind enough to educate me on how Chieftaincy titles are gotten in the East?

By the way, the sweat on that guy's body on picture 7 gives me the creeps. I am trying to imagine how those standing close to him could breathe, it is as if he took a shower right there.

I guess you are mistaking chieftaincy title for Eze/King/Igwe. Or maybe, you are just trying to be mischievous and disrespectful to Igbos as usual.

In Igboland, Eze/King/Igwe could be attained by hereditary, election or concession. It is usually conferred on very respectable, outstanding and accomplished adults ( children in the case of hereditary). Their job description is to "lord" and preside over a given kingdom.

Chieftaincy title (Chief), just like the one given to Bosco could be given to anyone (male, female, Yoruba, white man, young, old). They are given at the discretion of the King and his cabinet. They are given to people who have impacted the kingdom positively. They Lord or rule over nobody.

A small boy a red cap chief?
Idonbelieveit

there are young kings and chiefs in every part of nigeria .okay?
the title could be for his dad, so the dad could decide to make him take up the title on his behalf which happens in every part of Nigeria,okay
beside the meaning of the title is for people of his age

RareDiamonds:
THE FACT THE KID IS DRESSED IN IGBO ATTIRE DOES NOT MAKE HIM A CHIEF. HE IS NOT A CHIEF

THE CREATOR OF THIS THREAD USED A MISCHIEVOUS HEADLINE TO ATTRACT PEOPLE TO HIS NONSENSE AND ID1OTIC BLOG. HUNGRY AND ANGRY BLOGGERS ARE OUT DISHING OUT LIES IN THEIR FAILED ATTEMPT TO SURVIVE THE RECESSION,
.

Exactly the same way you are just adorning a human skin
But an orangutan brain resides in your skull
Don't you posses the mental capabilities needed to just open another tab on your browser and search the net ?!!

Am I the the only one seeing that d boy is fresh

dikerebel:
YOU weh hold education tight how your life be?

It did well for me.

Quite unfortunate you can't say the same. So sorry for you

The boy is really an igbo chief n he was given cos he merit it. So doubtin thomas's should learn to accept it

HungerBAD:
Just curious,

If i understand what i read in this article very well, the young boy is a real Chief?how is that even possible?you guys should pardon my ignorance, as everyday we learn.

I must admit, i do not understand how the Eastern Culture works, but in most cultures in Nigeria, Chiefdoms are bestowed on mostly older people who are not only accomplished in life, but have contributed to their society in an immense way.

And even in some Cultures, there are rites of passages, and some secret initiations that has to take place to be honoured as a Chief. And that is why i am puzzled and confused here.

Can anybody be kind enough to educate me on how Chieftaincy titles are gotten in the East?

By the way, the sweat on that guy's body on picture 7 gives me the creeps. I am trying to imagine how those standing close to him could breathe, it is as if he took a shower right there.

Easterners can only bestow a title/titles on somebody who has contributed to the growth and development of the community no matter how young you are. And as much as I know I don't think there is any rituals involved or attached to it.

I guess you are mistaking chieftaincy title for Eze/King/Igwe. Or maybe, you are just trying to be mischievous and disrespectful to Igbos as usual.

Chieftaincy titles have long lost their value in the

HungerBAD:
Just curious,

If i understand what i read in this article very well, the young boy is a real Chief?how is that even possible?you guys should pardon my ignorance, as everyday we learn.

I must admit, i do not understand how the Eastern Culture works, but in most cultures in Nigeria, Chiefdoms are bestowed on mostly older people who are not only accomplished in life, but have contributed to their society in an immense way.

And even in some Cultures, there are rites of passages, and some secret initiations that has to take place to be honoured as a Chief. And that is why i am puzzled and confused here.

Can anybody be kind enough to educate me on how Chieftaincy titles are gotten in the East?

By the way, the sweat on that guy's body on picture 7 gives me the creeps. I am trying to imagine how those standing close to him could breathe, it is as if he took a shower right there.

In Igbo land there's this saying that 'nwata kwocha aka osoro ogaranya rie' that's the definition of what you saw above .

SoNature:
I love his attire...I'm definitely getting one for myself this Christmas. Igbo amaka!

That attire is one of igbo's pride . A yard of the cultural attire goes for 15k.

A useless Igbo king abused his power by giving a child a chieftaincy title! This is not done anywhere in Igboland!

What a disrespect to adult Chiefs. A mockery of tradition!

HungerBAD:
Just curious,

If i understand what i read in this article very well, the young boy is a real Chief?how is that even possible?you guys should pardon my ignorance, as everyday we learn.

I must admit, i do not understand how the Eastern Culture works, but in most cultures in Nigeria, Chiefdoms are bestowed on mostly older people who are not only accomplished in life, but have contributed to their society in an immense way.

And even in some Cultures, there are rites of passages, and some secret initiations that has to take place to be honoured as a Chief. And that is why i am puzzled and confused here.

Can anybody be kind enough to educate me on how Chieftaincy titles are gotten in the East?

By the way, the sweat on that guy's body on picture 7 gives me the creeps. I am trying to imagine how those standing close to him could breathe, it is as if he took a shower right there.

if ur worthy enough nd v tried fr d community,u wud b given a chieftaincy title ,nd if u want, bf u cn get it yrsf,u wud b with cash to spend ,nd Nt easily gotten by yrsf, trust me,dr is no.such thing as secret initiations,less d person is devilish nd occultic frm onset,as fr Ozzy,dr community Myt v given him d chief title becus he has tried fr dem Buh trust me,if its true,it nt right at all, nd I bliv he ain't a chief,, because kids can also dress like chiefs wen dy re Nt one,it a normal attire

Oh I hate tradition! Is anyone thinking like me?