JANK23H:


[s]Clowns!

Did you read to understand the reviewer's comments?

Or you perceived that the comments weren't favourable,and booom.....you begin to self-service.


Can an intelligent one amongst you please breakdown the reviewer's comments and let's have a debate.

I begining to think all this talk of Mkpurumiri prevalence and abuse in the SE is true after all.
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Investigative:
Ijaw preyed on Igbo nature of
Live and let live
If Igbo were to be fulani
There wouldn’t be anything called a ijaw

SlayerForever:
It's a real scandal my brother.

9Pluto:
A notable ijaw scholar's History Book on Bonny has been called out as fraudulent.

A Chronicle of Grand Bonny is the title of the book co-authored by notable ijaw historian about the true origin and identity of Bonny/Ebane people. However, it is embarrassing to note that several acclaimed leaders in the academia while conducting a peer review of the said book called it a disappointing and non scholarly write up.

So the question is:

If ijaws claim about Bonny is factual why publish a doctored account?

Alabo7978:


ALAGOA, Ebiegberi Joe 1933-
Born April 14, 1933, in Nembe, Bayelsa State, Nigeria; son of Joseph Ayibatonye (a chief) and Jane Furombogha (Obasi) Alagoa; married Mercy Gboribusuote Nyananyo, September 26, 1961; children: David Ayibatonye. Education: Attended University College (Ibadan, Nigeria); University of London, B.A. (with honors), 1959; American University, certificate in archives administration, 1960; University of Wisconsin, certificate in African studies, 1965, Ph.D., 1966.

School of Humanities, University of Port Harcourt, P.O. Box 125, Uniport Post Office, Choba, Port Harcourt,

AWARDS, HONORS: Fulbright scholar, 1983-84; Rockefeller Foundation scholar, 1990; senior Fulbright scholar, 1993-94; officer, Order of the Niger, 2000.

CAREER

[b]began as archivist, became senior archivist, 1959-62; University of Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria, lecturer in African history, 1965-67; University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria, senior research fellow at Institute of African Studies, 1967-72; University of Lagos, professor of history and director of Centre of Cultural Studies, 1972-77; University of Port Harcourt, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria, dean of School of Humanities, 1977-80, deputy vice chancellor, 1980-81, acting vice chancellor, 1982, dean of School of Graduate Studies, 1982-83, 1985-87, chair of faculty of humanities of Niger Delta Research Group, 1990-98. Frobenius Institute, visiting scholar, 1989; Bellagio Study and Conference Center, resident scholar, 1990; Brown University, research scholar, 1993-94. Member of Nigerian National Archives Committee, 1966-70, National Antiquities Commission, 1972-76, National Council for Arts and Culture, 1975-76, 1990-94, Nigerian Television Authority, 1984-86, Nigerian Copyright Council, 1989-93, and Nigerian National Merit Award Board, 1998-2001. Rivers State Council of Arts and Culture, chair, 1972-75; Rivers State Chieftaincy Enquiry, member, 1975; Rivers State Cheiftaincy Review Commission, chair, 1975-76; justice of the peace of Bayelsa State, 1999. Rivers State College of Science and Technology, member of council, 1972-75; Niger Delta University, prochancellor, 2001[/b]

Joe Alagoa is a "professor Emeritus" who has made wave in Nigeria and abroad and has lectured lots and lots of influential Nigerians including Dr goodluck ebele Jonathan.

ALAGOA is a professor Emeritus!
At age 88 he has paid his dues and will die a fulfiled man unlike you and your circus of clowns, including that fool who kept calling him "Dr Alagoa"
When Alagoa was a doctor, your father's were vulcanizers at ABA.

Alabo7978:


ALAGOA, Ebiegberi Joe 1933-
Born April 14, 1933, in Nembe, Bayelsa State, Nigeria; son of Joseph Ayibatonye (a chief) and Jane Furombogha (Obasi) Alagoa; married Mercy Gboribusuote Nyananyo, September 26, 1961; children: David Ayibatonye. Education: Attended University College (Ibadan, Nigeria); University of London, B.A. (with honors), 1959; American University, certificate in archives administration, 1960; University of Wisconsin, certificate in African studies, 1965, Ph.D., 1966.

School of Humanities, University of Port Harcourt, P.O. Box 125, Uniport Post Office, Choba, Port Harcourt,

AWARDS, HONORS: Fulbright scholar, 1983-84; Rockefeller Foundation scholar, 1990; senior Fulbright scholar, 1993-94; officer, Order of the Niger, 2000.

CAREER

[b]began as archivist, became senior archivist, 1959-62; University of Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria, lecturer in African history, 1965-67; University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria, senior research fellow at Institute of African Studies, 1967-72; University of Lagos, professor of history and director of Centre of Cultural Studies, 1972-77; University of Port Harcourt, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria, dean of School of Humanities, 1977-80, deputy vice chancellor, 1980-81, acting vice chancellor, 1982, dean of School of Graduate Studies, 1982-83, 1985-87, chair of faculty of humanities of Niger Delta Research Group, 1990-98. Frobenius Institute, visiting scholar, 1989; Bellagio Study and Conference Center, resident scholar, 1990; Brown University, research scholar, 1993-94. Member of Nigerian National Archives Committee, 1966-70, National Antiquities Commission, 1972-76, National Council for Arts and Culture, 1975-76, 1990-94, Nigerian Television Authority, 1984-86, Nigerian Copyright Council, 1989-93, and Nigerian National Merit Award Board, 1998-2001. Rivers State Council of Arts and Culture, chair, 1972-75; Rivers State Chieftaincy Enquiry, member, 1975; Rivers State Cheiftaincy Review Commission, chair, 1975-76; justice of the peace of Bayelsa State, 1999. Rivers State College of Science and Technology, member of council, 1972-75; Niger Delta University, prochancellor, 2001[/b]

Joe Alagoa is a "professor Emeritus" who has made wave in Nigeria and abroad and has lectured lots and lots of influential Nigerians including Dr goodluck ebele Jonathan.

ALAGOA is a professor Emeritus!
At age 88 he has paid his dues and will die a fulfiled man unlike you and your circus of clowns, including that fool who kept calling him "Dr Alagoa"
When Alagoa was a doctor, your father's were vulcanizers at ABA.

BKayy:
Shame on anybody that fell for Alagoa.
Shame on UniPort that gave him Prof Emeritus.
Shame on all UniPort students and Alumni. If you live close to UniPort or do business there, shame on you as well.

Modified: University of Ibadan is the real culprit.
Shame on University of Ibadan and every brown roofian in Ibadan.
Shame on Afonjas Worldwide.

God bless University of Swansea.

Special Announcement to Afonjas: If you want to fight Ndigbo, come direct and stop going through the Corners.
Shameless Cowards.

BKayy:

So Afonjas are the real culprits all this while.
This is a total unmasking ceremony.

No wonder why IPOB call them "Lagos-Ibadan Expressway gutter media"

SlayerForever:



One would expect more from a whole UI. Tweh.

Ekealterego:


Lets also thank the University of Cambridge for going to extra mile to repost a short notice warning the general public about the fraud.
For University of Cambridge to publish a special notice on a publication, that sin must be very very bad.

JANK23H:

Oga I want to pick your brain,unless you are harebrained.Please analyse that review and let's have a debate.

BKayy:

Unfortunately, all those mushroom recognition have come to an end and University of Ibadan is going down with him.
That is the price of Land grabbing.
Afonjas know the risk before the joined with Alagoa.

Alagoa is a fraud and University of Ibadan, a Yoruba propaganda Organisation.

Alabo7978:

I am a writer and I know about negative reviews, that is just a review.
Lol, even the mighty Jk rowling of Harry Potter, E.L James of fifty shades of grey, Steven king himself and all other published writers from time to time get negative reviews from "mare readers"
I laughed hard when I saw your circus celebrating a negative review from Jstor.
This shows you all are the dumbest people I have ever come across (I swear I'm not joking)

JANK23H:

What did that review say and it's connections to Bonny?

SlayerForever:



One would expect more from a whole UI. Tweh.

BKayy:

No we are all readers here.
Thanks to you guys, University of Ibadan is involved.

izac82:

Those guys are evil. They just pray and work tirelessly for Igboland to remain down so there seaport will keep booming.