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Itsekiri state? Na joke abi...Warri wey Ijaw and Urobho dey drag with Itsekiri

Most of the guys interviewed in Imoga have Yoruba names. And in the other videpo, Fuji music was playing in the background at the market in Ibillo

Half of Ibillo have Yoruba surnames, though many of the younger ones cant speak or understand yoruba. The older ones are better.

Went to Ibillo for a friend's event last year.


The way Nigerian State boundaries were established, I think a lot of people end up in the wrong states.

But the suggestion that Ibillo, Igarra, and Auchi (main towns) should have their own State is ridiculous. Sorry to say it, but these places are quite rural and rely on subsistence farming. How will they survive as a State.

DeLaRue:
Most of the guys interviewed in Imoga have Yoruba names. And in the other videpo, Fuji music was playing in the background at the market in Ibillo

Half of Ibillo have Yoruba surnames, though many of the younger ones cant speak or understand yoruba. The older ones are better.

Went to Ibillo for a friend's event last year.


The way Nigerian State boundaries were established, I think a lot of people end up in the wrong states.

But the suggestion that Ibillo, Igarra, and Auchi (main towns) should have their own State is ridiculous. Sorry to say it, but these places are quite rural and rely on subsistence farming. How will they survive as a State.

how is ekiti and zamfara surviving as a state?
And which state is this ibillo located?

omololu2020:
how is ekiti and zamfara surviving as a state?
And which state is this ibillo located?

DeLaRue:
Most of the guys interviewed in Imoga have Yoruba names. And in the other videpo, Fuji music was playing in the background at the market in Ibillo

Half of Ibillo have Yoruba surnames, though many of the younger ones cant speak or understand yoruba. The older ones are better.

Went to Ibillo for a friend's event last year.


The way Nigerian State boundaries were established, I think a lot of people end up in the wrong states.

But the suggestion that Ibillo, Igarra, and Auchi (main towns) should have their own State is ridiculous. Sorry to say it, but these places are quite rural and rely on subsistence farming. How will they survive as a State.

same as other states