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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Herdsmen: 11:44pm On Jan 09, 2021
Ikengawo:



You are deeply stupid. Isu that is bigger than Anioma came from 1 village in Anioma. Are you Igala or Igbo?

You see how foolish orlu men can be... so deeply stupid .. just like this full ....

Can an orlu man stand where anambrains are standing to talk?

Orlu will continue to bow .. to anambrains we’d igala or igbo

As for your illiteracy and ignorance.. won’t blame you because it runs in orlu blood

Simple questions is so difficult for them to ask... same reason why common Oshiomole mess Okorocha up..
Pride..
Orlu mans food..

Very stupid humans fill with ignorance

Meet an orlu human and observe this trait in them
Heart of igboland ko...

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 11:52pm On Jan 09, 2021
Imo State Polytechnic Umuagwo Ohaji

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 11:54pm On Jan 09, 2021
More pictures from Imo Poly Umuagwo Ohaji

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Nobody: 11:55pm On Jan 09, 2021
Ikengawo:


“ERI MIGRATED FROM IGALA”
By Ayegba Abdullahi Adojoh
(General Igala Ambassador (The Eju-Igala), ordained by Attah Igala, Attah of all Igala people)
Dedicated to Eze Nri, Attah of Obosi, Asagba of Asaba and Olu of Warri
Igala may not be related to everyone in southeast Nigeria, especially those of Aro and/or Jewish origin but Igala is related to Nri people considering some related cultures between us. Although, some South-easterners believe that Eri/Eli was the father of all Igbo people, while some disagree with that.
But Eri, as a person, how was he related to Igala if actually he was? According to some Igbo historians, Atta, one of the sons of Eri was the founder of Igala people. But Igala was not founded by one person as it is popular that Igala settled in Wukari-Taraba state after coming from Egypt through Borno … and later migrated from Wukari to Idah.
In addition, Attah is a tittle in Igala land not a person as they said, and it means father. So, Attah Igala means Father of Igala. Thus, this version does not have any truth.
Another version said that Eri migrated from Igala area to Aguleri and later married an Igala wife who begot a son called Onoja Oboli, and that the Onoja later founded Igala. This is so cyclic and very contradictory.
If Eri migrated from Igala which was already in existence before even marrying his wife or getting a son, how come the same Igala will be founded by Onoja? This also does not hold water.
The third version said that Eri came from heaven with his wife and settled near Omabala river. He later got a child called Idah who founded Igala. Again, this is very strange to many popular world historians as Idah was just a location and not the name of person. Idah was from Ona Imuda,meaning the road has ended because the road or path they were following during their (Igala people) migration ended at the bank of river Niger and they Igala people had to settle down there. Till date, no man or ruler or Attah Igala among the royal clan had/has Idah as his name. This makes this version also false. There is another version which is still different. These inconsistence versions by Igbo historians could not provide provable facts. However, all of them point to one direction, and that is; Eri or Igbo was the father of Igala people.
But considering some similar cultures between Eri people and Igala, and which are not common btw Eri and other Igbo towns, some historians believed that Eri was Igala who left Idah and settled around Omabala (Omi-abala) river many century ago just like many other Igala people across Nigeria and beyond.
As seen in the photo, it can be seen that the Eze Nri dressed like Attah Igala, as he had Ejubejuailo (pectoral mask) on the chest. It is worthy of note here that Ejubejuailo is worn by Attah Igala and no other traditional leader in the entire world. It was taken by Igala soldiers from the Oba of Benin in 1515 during our first war with them. So, how come the Eze Nri dressed (in 1944) like Attah Igala if he was not of Igala? Recall that many Igala communities outside Kogi state have traditional titles like Attah (eg Attah of Obosi), Agaba Idu, Idu, Akor, Okakwu, Okpala, etc while some dress like Attah Igala to show their Igala identity.
From available information, it was stated that the burial of any late Eze Nri is similar or related to that of Attah Igala including the Atebo/Atama of Igala and Adama of Eri side.
But that is not all, according to[b] Mr Lawton in 1917, “The Nris are of Igara [Igala] stock, extended themselves southward from Idah”.[/b] “Practically all the towns north of the Onitsha-Akwa road are Nri- including Nteje, Umuleri and Aguleri”. In the Awka Division, Akwuju, Igbariam and Amanuke, Orumebo, Oreri are Nris”
In 1955, an Aguleri man, M. C. M. Idigo stated that “The Aguleri people originated from Igara [Igala] and migrated to their present area about 3 or 4 centuries ago. The leader Eri, a warrior, took his people on a war expedition, and after long travel and many fights, established his camp at Eri-aka, near Odanduli stream, a place which lies between Ifite and Igbezunu Aguleri. Eri, with his soldiers, went out regularly from his settlement to Urada, Nnadi and other surrounding towns on war raids and captured many of the inhabitants. These were the Ibo-speaking people and by mixing with them and inter-marriage, the immigrants adopted the language”.
In 1960, J. S. Boston stated that “The northern Umunri villages say that the clan was founded by a man called Eri who came to the Anambra area from Igala country and settled at the Aguleri…”
Conclusion: From the above points especially that of the Nri descendant, M. C. M. Idigo, I will join my mouth with them to say that “ERI MIGRATED FROM IGALA”. That is, Eri was Igala who migrated from Idah just like many other Igala people across the 28 states of Nigeria. .. and do you know what, our reconnection will take place soon. God bless Igala Kingdom.
References
1. Oral sources 2. Various online sources 3. Dr Nwanko T. Nwaezeigwe (2013): “The politics of Igbo origin and culture: The Igbo-Ukwu and Nri factors Reconsidered ” (https://www. africaresources.com>rasta) 4. Ayegba A. A (2019): Indigenous Igala people, How many states can we find you in Nigeria and Beyond?, Mathson Publisher, Abuja.
Amb Ayegba A. A.
(General Igala Ambassador)
Teacher, Researcher and Igala Unity Advocate.
PART 2
More proofs of Eri been Igala
Below are the names of the children of Eri.
1. Agulu, an Igala name meaning “The one who stays or waits see or find it”. He was the founder of Aguleri.
2. Menri (Umi-eri). Umi means rest, confort. He was the founder of Umuleri
3. Onogu (Onu-ogu), meaning warrior or leader of war
4. Attah, an Igala name meaning father

5. Iguedo, meaning he stays or resides in the middle or centre of.
All these names including Eri are still being used by Igalas till date. There is no Igbo man bearing Agulu, Eri or Attah presently from my findings.
Pls note: Eri been from Igala does not mean that all Igbos were from Igala. There are many communities where Igala people are in southeast Nigeria. In addition, the communities founded by the children or descendants of Eri in any part of Nigeria are all Igalas.





You needed to add Benin to your story in order to make it sweeter ?

Answer this question: Christians wear a cross around their necks, does that mean that our ancestors fought Jesus and their soldiers took a cross from him ?
Is it possible that we wear a cross because we worship him ?

No igala soldier took anything from Benin. Your attah wearing that mask around his neck is an hommage to the Oba of Benin.

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 11:58pm On Jan 09, 2021
Optimist44:
First to comment (FTC). Mean while can someone get a decent apartment in Imo west around Obinze. A mind your own kind of renter apartment?
Obinze is in Imo East Owerri precisely. Chat me up and I’ll connect you to a good apartment. Where are you based.

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 12:06am On Jan 10, 2021
Welcome to Nkwerre. One of the richest towns with lots of millionaires in Orlu. Stratford Hotels Nkwerre welcomes you. Nkwerre is the home of late Chief John Anyiehie the man who donated a large sum of money for the Imo state airport under Dee Sam Mbakwe. He was the richest man in Port Harcourt during his time and single-handedly built a Cathedral for his people in Nkwerre.

Nkwerre also boast of notable Igbo sons and daughter, one of whom is Illbliss.

This is Stafford Hotels Nkwerre

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 12:17am On Jan 10, 2021
Nkwerre

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 12:21am On Jan 10, 2021
More of Nkwerre

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 12:22am On Jan 10, 2021
Nkwerre

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 12:26am On Jan 10, 2021
Illbliss Nwafor

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 12:35am On Jan 10, 2021
Hezekiah University Umudi Nkwerre


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riNd0yRMN7U

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 12:37am On Jan 10, 2021
More from Hezekiah University Nkwerre

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 12:51am On Jan 10, 2021
Welcome to Oguta

Below pictures of the now moribund Oguta River Port

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 12:53am On Jan 10, 2021
Oguta River Port

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 12:59am On Jan 10, 2021
Oguta Lake Resort

Oguta Motels and Golf Course built by Late Sam Mbakwe

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Amah70: 1:01am On Jan 10, 2021
Dedetwo:


OP wrote "Orlu is the heart of Igbo nation
Porter wrote "Orlu is in the heartland of Igbo.
It is only a person with comprehensible hiccup who can not deduce the above sentences have different connotations.

Bros. This is not a Nigeria vs Biafra war thread. It’s not a thread on your hometown Owerri Vs Orlu.

It’s like an exhibition thread on Orlu senatorial district.

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Amah70: 1:03am On Jan 10, 2021
Dedetwo:


OP wrote "Orlu is the heart of Igbo nation
Porter wrote "Orlu is in the heartland of Igbo.
It is only a person with comprehensible hiccup who can not deduce the above sentences have different connotations.

Bros. This is not a Nigeria vs Biafra war thread. It’s not a thread on your hometown Owerri Vs Orlu.

It’s like an exhibition thread on Orlu senatorial district. Orlu is the heart of Igbo land.

Eastern Palm university in Ogboko, Ideato South in Orlu senatorial zone.

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 1:04am On Jan 10, 2021
Now let's see the beauty of Oguta lake resort

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 1:05am On Jan 10, 2021
More of Oguta lake resort

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 1:10am On Jan 10, 2021
More pictures of Oguta Lake Resort

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Amah70: 1:10am On Jan 10, 2021
Emlproperties:
Now let's see the beauty of Oguta lake resort

Can someone post Orashi and Njaba rivers meet and empty into Oguta lake.

Another part of Eastern Palm university.

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 1:11am On Jan 10, 2021
More

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 1:12am On Jan 10, 2021
Amah70:


Can someone post where Orashi and Njaba rivers entered Oguta lake.

Another part of Eastern Palm university.
Ok, I’ll

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 1:14am On Jan 10, 2021

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 1:36am On Jan 10, 2021
School of Nursing Amaigbo, Nwangele LGA

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 1:37am On Jan 10, 2021
More

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Nobody: 5:51am On Jan 10, 2021
Ikengawo:


Nzam
Every Nzam person apart from speaking Igbo as their mother tongue, also spoke Igala, the language of the ethnic Igalas bordering Igboland in the North.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nzam


That's good and lovely.

Nothing bad for Anambra to be Igala.

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Nobody: 5:55am On Jan 10, 2021
Ikengawo:


Igala herdsmen spotted

Governor Obiano appoints Igala man as commissioner in Anambra


(photos) 2 years ago read comments by Nnenna Ibeh - Governor Willi Obiano has appointed new commissioners in Anambra state - One of the new commissioners, Bonaventure Enemali, is from the Igala speaking denomination of Anambra state - Enemali is 33-years old and the second youngest in Obaino's cabinet The governor of Anambra state, Willie Obiano has appointed an Igala man as a commissioner in the state. Read more: https://www.legit.ng/1160049-governor-obiano-appoints-igala-man-commissioner-anambra-photos.html


even look at how Obiano dresses like Igala Imam



That's awesome.

Obiano is living up to expectations by doing such .

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Nobody: 5:58am On Jan 10, 2021
Ikengawo:


Interactions?

They are your father.

Totally agree more reason they refused to dish the Igala instead Anambra keep appointing them in positions. They are important than the rest of u.
Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by mekysmart123: 6:17am On Jan 10, 2021
Ikengawo:
Since the Anambra colony of the Igala nation will come and misbehave in this thread, I am officially launching

ETSN
EASTERN THREAD SECURITY NETWORK.


In order to join the task force, quote this post. Whenever they act stupid I will tag you in the post and everyone will post about their Igala origins at once for 40 days and 40 nights

We are tired of Igala herdsmen in our threads
There is nothing like Anambra Igala nation. Stop giving those land grabbers credence in their quest to sow identity crisis in the heart of Igboland. This nonsense of Igala origin in Igboland started on this forum, now it has spread to other media, garnished with lies and folktales to claim more land for Igalas.

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by mekysmart123: 7:10am On Jan 10, 2021
Ikengawo:


“ERI MIGRATED FROM IGALA”
By Ayegba Abdullahi Adojoh
(General Igala Ambassador (The Eju-Igala), ordained by Attah Igala, Attah of all Igala people)
Dedicated to Eze Nri, Attah of Obosi, Asagba of Asaba and Olu of Warri
Igala may not be related to everyone in southeast Nigeria, especially those of Aro and/or Jewish origin but Igala is related to Nri people considering some related cultures between us. Although, some South-easterners believe that Eri/Eli was the father of all Igbo people, while some disagree with that.
But Eri, as a person, how was he related to Igala if actually he was? According to some Igbo historians, Atta, one of the sons of Eri was the founder of Igala people. But Igala was not founded by one person as it is popular that Igala settled in Wukari-Taraba state after coming from Egypt through Borno … and later migrated from Wukari to Idah.
In addition, Attah is a tittle in Igala land not a person as they said, and it means father. So, Attah Igala means Father of Igala. Thus, this version does not have any truth.
Another version said that Eri migrated from Igala area to Aguleri and later married an Igala wife who begot a son called Onoja Oboli, and that the Onoja later founded Igala. This is so cyclic and very contradictory.
If Eri migrated from Igala which was already in existence before even marrying his wife or getting a son, how come the same Igala will be founded by Onoja? This also does not hold water.
The third version said that Eri came from heaven with his wife and settled near Omabala river. He later got a child called Idah who founded Igala. Again, this is very strange to many popular world historians as Idah was just a location and not the name of person. Idah was from Ona Imuda,meaning the road has ended because the road or path they were following during their (Igala people) migration ended at the bank of river Niger and they Igala people had to settle down there. Till date, no man or ruler or Attah Igala among the royal clan had/has Idah as his name. This makes this version also false. There is another version which is still different. These inconsistence versions by Igbo historians could not provide provable facts. However, all of them point to one direction, and that is; Eri or Igbo was the father of Igala people.
But considering some similar cultures between Eri people and Igala, and which are not common btw Eri and other Igbo towns, some historians believed that Eri was Igala who left Idah and settled around Omabala (Omi-abala) river many century ago just like many other Igala people across Nigeria and beyond.
As seen in the photo, it can be seen that the Eze Nri dressed like Attah Igala, as he had Ejubejuailo (pectoral mask) on the chest. It is worthy of note here that Ejubejuailo is worn by Attah Igala and no other traditional leader in the entire world. It was taken by Igala soldiers from the Oba of Benin in 1515 during our first war with them. So, how come the Eze Nri dressed (in 1944) like Attah Igala if he was not of Igala? Recall that many Igala communities outside Kogi state have traditional titles like Attah (eg Attah of Obosi), Agaba Idu, Idu, Akor, Okakwu, Okpala, etc while some dress like Attah Igala to show their Igala identity.
From available information, it was stated that the burial of any late Eze Nri is similar or related to that of Attah Igala including the Atebo/Atama of Igala and Adama of Eri side.
But that is not all, according to[b] Mr Lawton in 1917, “The Nris are of Igara [Igala] stock, extended themselves southward from Idah”.[/b] “Practically all the towns north of the Onitsha-Akwa road are Nri- including Nteje, Umuleri and Aguleri”. In the Awka Division, Akwuju, Igbariam and Amanuke, Orumebo, Oreri are Nris”
In 1955, an Aguleri man, M. C. M. Idigo stated that “The Aguleri people originated from Igara [Igala] and migrated to their present area about 3 or 4 centuries ago. The leader Eri, a warrior, took his people on a war expedition, and after long travel and many fights, established his camp at Eri-aka, near Odanduli stream, a place which lies between Ifite and Igbezunu Aguleri. Eri, with his soldiers, went out regularly from his settlement to Urada, Nnadi and other surrounding towns on war raids and captured many of the inhabitants. These were the Ibo-speaking people and by mixing with them and inter-marriage, the immigrants adopted the language”.
In 1960, J. S. Boston stated that “The northern Umunri villages say that the clan was founded by a man called Eri who came to the Anambra area from Igala country and settled at the Aguleri…”
Conclusion: From the above points especially that of the Nri descendant, M. C. M. Idigo, I will join my mouth with them to say that “ERI MIGRATED FROM IGALA”. That is, Eri was Igala who migrated from Idah just like many other Igala people across the 28 states of Nigeria. .. and do you know what, our reconnection will take place soon. God bless Igala Kingdom.
References
1. Oral sources 2. Various online sources 3. Dr Nwanko T. Nwaezeigwe (2013): “The politics of Igbo origin and culture: The Igbo-Ukwu and Nri factors Reconsidered ” (https://www. africaresources.com>rasta) 4. Ayegba A. A (2019): Indigenous Igala people, How many states can we find you in Nigeria and Beyond?, Mathson Publisher, Abuja.
Amb Ayegba A. A.
(General Igala Ambassador)
Teacher, Researcher and Igala Unity Advocate.
PART 2
More proofs of Eri been Igala
Below are the names of the children of Eri.
1. Agulu, an Igala name meaning “The one who stays or waits see or find it”. He was the founder of Aguleri.
2. Menri (Umi-eri). Umi means rest, confort. He was the founder of Umuleri
3. Onogu (Onu-ogu), meaning warrior or leader of war
4. Attah, an Igala name meaning father

5. Iguedo, meaning he stays or resides in the middle or centre of.
All these names including Eri are still being used by Igalas till date. There is no Igbo man bearing Agulu, Eri or Attah presently from my findings.
Pls note: Eri been from Igala does not mean that all Igbos were from Igala. There are many communities where Igala people are in southeast Nigeria. In addition, the communities founded by the children or descendants of Eri in any part of Nigeria are all Igalas.




You even go as far as quatong this fake historian that churns out stories from thin air, without facts nor archaeological backing. This goes to show how low and debased your mindset is. Desist from this joke bro.

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Re: Orlu: The Untold Story by Emlproperties: 9:59am On Jan 10, 2021

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