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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Ikechukwu48: 10:02pm On Sep 15, 2016
chukzyblingz:
Asagba of Asaba is not a recognized king in Delta. A monarch from a tiny Anioma village commands more respect than the Asagba. Please stop saying what you don't know. If you're from the east, you can never understand Deltans. We might have issues with the Urhobos because of politics, but we understand each other more than Anioma and East. They can call us Igbos for political reasons. It's a form of derogatory word for them and they enjoy doing it. It's all because of politics but deep down their hearts, they know the difference between Anioma and igbos.

You are truly dumb. Asagba has more respect than whatever crap village you come from. No amount of stating otherwise changes reality. The only and well respected monarchs of anioma land are both Asagba and Obi of ogwashi uku. The rest are irrelevant. The only other closest might even be the Dein of Agbor and he gets b1tch slapped and dragged and told what to do by the monarch of Benin kingdom...a complete joke that a king bows to another king...laughable. Don't make me laugh here with the rubbish you tried to sell

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by cyrilamx(m): 10:02pm On Sep 15, 2016
Guy let me tell you something you don't know. If you know me from onset, I was a lover of igbo. I spent 3 years in anambra state. I learnt how to eat their food and prevailed upon my dad to let his eldest daughter marry an igbo man. But alas my view of the average igbo man changed when I got back to Benin. At first, I fraternise with them calling them my in laws, I realised it was the biggest mistake I made. Because the binis are easy going, hospitable and few, the average igbo man wants to Lord it over us. They acquire lands in Benin without discrimination. Only in Benin you find an igbo man named after Street cos he is the first resident in said street. The day I heard igbo saying Benin is no man's land coupled with my igbo's fiancee dumping me after spending so much on her on ground that her family won't accept me cos am not igbo put paid to my relationship with them
Today I still regret my sister marriage to an igbo man. I wish Biafra will happen over night so all igbo vacate Benin land. Yes we few, but we have vast and arable lands, huge economic mineral resources and a soon to be dredged port. We are proud of our cultural heritage. Festac mask will tell you that...we very friendly, slow to provocation and hospitable. But we won't condole igbos' taking over our lands. Our hospitality in the eyes of many igbos settlers in Benin is now foolishness. I don't care whatever you call me...I just can't help detesting the igbos though they industrious and many may be good...but they are all a colonising force.
realkingqueen:
I'm sure you're not new to people residing in different states or countries that are not their states or countries.. so why is it that an Igbo person residing in Lagos is an issue?? and when you say disrespect,how do we disrespect them?? cos the typical Igbo man I know wakes up in the morning,goes to his business place and comes back,that's all they do,so what is the problem??are they the first to accommodate people,what's all the fuse about,matter of fact Yoruba people are also in Igbo lands and no one is asking them to go back to their states every now and then,my dads house in the village is presently occupied by a Yoruba man and his family,he relocated to our place since 2013 when he got a job offer and he wasn't financially prepared and he asked my dad for help and my dad gave him the keys to a part of our house in the village and he has been staying there without paying a dime but all the Igbo's here are paying rent..and we thrive in their land cos we are hardworking people,we thrive anywhere we find ourselves not just here and I think that's the reason why we have so much people hating on us and least I forget we don't detest yorubas,we put our strenght into hard work,we don't have the strength to hate on yorubas cos you know it takes so much strength to hate on someone.
you talk as if you are the entire igbos...speak for yourself. The arrogant nature and ingratitude of some igbos towards their host communities speak volumes. How can some igbos say because they have sizeable population due to the hospitality of the binis say, Benin is no man's land? Everyday igbos online insult other tribes, yet they won't stay back in the East. And here you saying you don have strength to hate. Plz read the accusation leveled against the igbos by one of your own and tell me this is a lie. Igbos are a wicked people and must change their ways - ChatAfrik http://chatafrik.com/articles/nigerian-affairs/igbos-are-a-wicked-people-and-must-change-their-ways#.V7mDoDjTXHw

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by NICENEDU29: 10:03pm On Sep 15, 2016
supersystems:


Don't fight me is it a contest why is your comment filled with strife ? You are from the otherside of the Niger let the Niger settle Niger issues simple. The division has been made from time memorial accept it. Don't quote me again pls
Hahahahahahahaha! Nwanne okwaala gi. I dara ya da ruo ala. Who the hell told u that am from outside the Niger? For ur info, I am a native of one of the States within the South East ok. So dont say what u dont know.
Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Nobody: 10:06pm On Sep 15, 2016
NICENEDU29:

Hahahahahahahaha! Nwanne okwaala gi. I dara ya da ruo ala. Who the hell told u that am from outside the Niger? For ur info, I am a native of one of the States within the South East ok. So dont say what u dont know.

Nwani Nwanyi ur Ndigbo mehn i saw the moniker chinedu.

Okwa.. yu be from outside the Niger mehn cross ur lane bak leave us for ere.. grin
Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Nobody: 10:10pm On Sep 15, 2016
Ikechukwu48:


So the river state governmemt can tell a community what they are and deny the community what they choose to be. You very dumb

Here's another one group in river state

https://www.nairaland.com/3327624/etche-river-state-not-igbo--igbo


I would not stoop to your level of throwing insults

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Unimaginable123: 10:10pm On Sep 15, 2016
cyrilamx:
Guy let me tell you something you don't know. If you know me from onset, I was a lover of igbo. I spent 3 years in anambra state. I learnt how to eat their food and prevailed upon my sad to let his eldest daughter marry an igbo man. But alas my view of the average igbo man changed when I got back to Benin. At first, I fraternise with them calling them my in laws, I realised it was the biggest mistake I made. Because the binis are easy going, hospitable and few, the average igbo man wants to Lord it over us. They acquire lands in Benin without discrimination. Only in Benin you find an igbo man named after Street cos he is the first resident in said street. The day I heard igbo saying Benin us no man's land coupled with my igbo's fiancee dumping me after spending so much on her on ground that her family won't accept me cos am not igbo put paid to my relationship with them
Today I still regret my sister marriage to an igbo man. I wish Biafra will happen over night so all igbo vacate Benin land. Yes we few, but we have cast and arable lands. We are proud of our cultural heritage. Festac masks will tell you that...we hospital, but we won't condolences igbos' taking over our lands. Our hospitalities in the eyes of many igbos settlers in Benin is now foolishness. I don't care whatever you call me...I just can't help detesting the igbos though they industrious and many may be good...but they all a colonising force.
first, no igbo is calling Benin a no man's land. The only no man's land is the former federal capital, Lagos.
And secondly, who told u that if biafra comes to be, that igbos will Benin. All the Benin girls in Italy, what are they doing there?

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Flashh: 10:10pm On Sep 15, 2016
Nkem4040:
Yorubba I hope you are reading? Stop dividing us; that's his message!
Nobody is dividing you people. Igbos are the ones dividing themselves.

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by xtervaganza(m): 10:11pm On Sep 15, 2016
Same old problem with ibos.



You guys should for once look inward rather than playing the blame game all your life.



How's it Yoruba's fault that you hate each other? Did Yoruba create the osu caste system? A system so bad you kill your fellow ibos on stoopid beliefs




Is it Yoruba who asked you to hate people from ebonyi? Ibos insulting fellow ibos from ebonyi calling them unprintable names




You guys should receive sense and grow up

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Ikechukwu48: 10:12pm On Sep 15, 2016
AjiereTuwo:


I would not stoop to your level of throwing insults

No need.

Your existence is already an insult

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by SlayerSupreme: 10:13pm On Sep 15, 2016
Oktoberfest:
...during d civil war d "igbos" blew up d niger bridge n left ika n asaba to their fate n 4dat reason they av always hated igbos n prefer 2be called anioma or ika rather than igbo...
Hot Balderdash....
Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by OMAR12: 10:15pm On Sep 15, 2016
Shym3xx:


Lol. You sound like an illiterate. And it seems you have a fundamental problem with English language. Especially reading and comprehension.

Everything I posted on this thread has been pretty much clear and straightforward. Igbos aren't indigenous to Delta. They got there as slaves, just as they were slaves everywhere in Rivers, all the way to a place called Bonny and where Jaja of Opobo ruled.

Those tribal settlement weren't that big back then and it was easy for the Igbo slaves to dominate them in terms of population. And everything is well documented. The population of the Itsekiris back then was about 10,000-20,000. The Urhobos weren't even more than 100,000. Now imagine what the huge Igbo population of 4million would do to all the other small settlements where they worked as slaves. It's well documented that Igbo slaves outnumber the number of indigenous folks where the worked in that axis.

Anyway, why do people who got to a location as slaves want to force their identity on those they met there? To know Igbos aren't indigenous to Delta - you just have to check the history of Onitsha. Onitsha folks just started embracing Igbo identity less than 50 years ago loool. Stop reaching loool.
like I said before, yo just hate filled, the olukami (the yorubas) in the midst of igbos town, it been well documented that the olukami has in that land for over 400 years , why didnt they adopt the language of the so called indigenes u just mentioned,why Igbo. since u said igbos were slaves, do slaves own lands or do slave masters assign lands to it slaves at the expense of it children. big big English doesn't interpret history and well known fact. when did the slave trade start and when did it end is that enough time for a people of a few thousands to multiply in the millions u just mentioned. jaja is not and cannot be a prop enough yardstick for ur fallacious analysis which is devoid of concrete fact.

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by realkingqueen(f): 10:15pm On Sep 15, 2016
cyrilamx:
Guy let me tell you something you don't know. If you know me from onset, I was a lover of igbo. I spent 3 years in anambra state. I learnt how to eat their food and prevailed upon my dad to let his eldest daughter marry an igbo man. But alas my view of the average igbo man changed when I got back to Benin. At first, I fraternise with them calling them my in laws, I realised it was the biggest mistake I made. Because the binis are easy going, hospitable and few, the average igbo man wants to Lord it over us. They acquire lands in Benin without discrimination. Only in Benin you find an igbo man named after Street cos he is the first resident in said street. The day I heard igbo saying Benin is no man's land coupled with my igbo's fiancee dumping me after spending so much on her on ground that her family won't accept me cos am not igbo put paid to my relationship with them
Today I still regret my sister marriage to an igbo man. I wish Biafra will happen over night so all igbo vacate Benin land. Yes we few, but we have vast and arable lands, huge economic mineral resources and a soon to be dredged port. We are proud of our cultural heritage. Festac mask will tell you that...we very friendly, slow to provocation and hospitable. But we won't condole igbos' taking over our lands. Our hospitality in the eyes of many igbos settlers in Benin is now foolishness. I don't care whatever you call me...I just can't help detesting the igbos though they industrious and many may be good...but they are all a colonising force.
Arguing with you have been a total waste of time,I can't believe you're are judging Igbo's based on your in laws,how can you judge an entire tribe based on your in law's attitude,i mean who does that?! well,the good thing is my boyfriend is from benin and he doesn't share your views about Igbo's so I could careless what you think about us.and least I forget I'm not a guy.

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Nkem4040: 10:15pm On Sep 15, 2016
firstolalekan:

[s]Shut da fucķ up
Nobody wants to associate himself with miscreants. The DELTA IGBOS THEMSELVES SINGKED THEMSELVES OUT.
Remember what you people even call yourselves, I meam the Enugu, delta and others.
THERE WILL NEVER BE UNITY AMONGST YOU PEOPLE tongue[/s]

Afonja...

Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Unimaginable123: 10:15pm On Sep 15, 2016
Ndukwe007:

Guy let's stop deceiving ourselves, we are the one separating ourselves. can you for example from ebonyi ,go to Anambra to marry? say the truth.
anybody from any state in Nigeria can go and marry anybody from anywhere in the world. So leave that thing

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Flashh: 10:16pm On Sep 15, 2016
attackgat:
It is time to do away with this word "Delta Igbo". It is as insulting as calling me 'Anambra Igbo'. All this divide and rule is as a result of being in the British contraption called Nigeria. When we get our independence, everything from Asaba to Igbanke in Edo will be incuded in the "Greater Igbo confederation" and the words 'Anioma' and 'Delta-Igbo' will die a natural death. Igbo is Igbo.
Anambra people commonly differentiate themselves from other Igbos, which I know.

I once asked an Anambra lady if she is from Imo; to my surprise, she reacted like calling her "Imo" is a curse. She said God forbid. I asked her why is she discriminating her fellow people? She couldn't give me an answer. So I decided not to prolong on it.

That shows Igbos don't love each other. They are the ones dividing themselves.

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Ikechukwu48: 10:16pm On Sep 15, 2016
Igboid:


Lol! This is comedy, only that it's dry.

You guys seriously need to stop acknowledging that shymexx clown. His stupidity on NL is well known and legendary. There are seriously some people you people need to learn to ignore especially when they display ignorance of a matter.

Wasting your energy on a dry wall is something I can never get.

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Unimaginable123: 10:18pm On Sep 15, 2016
xtervaganza:
Same old problem with ibos.



You guys should for once look inward rather than playing the blame game all your life.



How's it Yoruba's fault that you hate each other? Did Yoruba create the osu caste system? A system so bad you kill your fellow ibos on stoopid beliefs




Is it Yoruba who asked you to hate people from ebonyi? Ibos insulting fellow ibos from ebonyi calling them unprintable names




You guys should receive sense and grow up
who told u that igbos from other states hate ebonyians? My best friend from university days till date is from afikpo, ebonyi. The greatest lady I have met in my life. Don't talk about things that are beyond you

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Nobody: 10:20pm On Sep 15, 2016
Ikechukwu48:


No need.

Your existence is already an insult
Make sure you get a vasectomy, so that no one will inherit these poor qualities you have exhibited today. Good night
Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Unimaginable123: 10:22pm On Sep 15, 2016
Shym3xx:


Lol. You sound like an illiterate. And it seems you have a fundamental problem with English language. Especially reading and comprehension.

Everything I posted on this thread has been pretty much clear and straightforward. Igbos aren't indigenous to Delta. They got there as slaves, just as they were slaves everywhere in Rivers, all the way to a place called Bonny and where Jaja of Opobo ruled.

Those tribal settlement weren't that big back then and it was easy for the Igbo slaves to dominate them in terms of population. And everything is well documented. The population of the Itsekiris back then was about 10,000-20,000. The Urhobos weren't even more than 100,000. Now imagine what the huge Igbo population of 4million would do to all the other small settlements where they worked as slaves. It's well documented that Igbo slaves outnumber the number of indigenous folks where the worked in that axis.

Anyway, why do people who got to a location as slaves want to force their identity on those they met there? To know Igbos aren't indigenous to Delta - you just have to check the history of Onitsha. Onitsha folks just started embracing Igbo identity less than 50 years ago loool. Stop reaching loool.
london hustler. When did visit your village in osogbo last?
And u have been missing in action since you denied barcanista security money

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by timijoseph01(m): 10:22pm On Sep 15, 2016
supersystems:


Nwani Nwanyi ur Ndigbo mehn i saw the moniker chinedu.

Okwa.. yu be from outside the Niger mehn cross ur lane bak leave us for ere.. grin
missed ur mail.. resend plz
Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Ikechukwu48: 10:22pm On Sep 15, 2016
AjiereTuwo:

Make sure you get a vasectomy, so that no one will inherit these poor qualities you have exhibited today. Good night

Please follow your advice and save the humanity from the mess and disgrace you are.

If you already created one, I pray to God to help us. Your gene alone is worse than ebola and HIV combined

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Unimaginable123: 10:24pm On Sep 15, 2016
Ikechukwu48:


You guys seriously need to stop acknowledging that shymexx clown. His stupidity on NL is well known and legendary. There are seriously some people you people need to learn to ignore especially when they display ignorance of a matter.

Wasting your energy on a dry wall is something I can never get.
they don't know that guy one bit
Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Balkan(m): 10:25pm On Sep 15, 2016
realkingqueen:
you know nothing about my self esteem..do you think someone like me would ever I mean ever have self esteem issues??matter of fact if you know me,you would think I'm too proud..dude bye,i have wasted so much of my precious time already,time i would have invested into something productive.
you are too pretty to be talking with these Afonjas. Some of them are busy with their verslin as you are chanting with them. Please ignore them

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by realkingqueen(f): 10:26pm On Sep 15, 2016
Godemcee:
osu av started calling Yoruba as usual,who cares bout osu nd what they think.osu are 100th class citizens so they are irrelevant.

they are sacred of fulani so they would rather blame Yoruba for there misfortune
anything you say can be overlooked but saying Igbos are scared of any tribe or anyone is just plain stupid

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by NICENEDU29: 10:28pm On Sep 15, 2016
Udmaster:
the same way an Nnewi, Ohafia, Onitsha, Ezzi etc man can't undertand Central Igbo well because they have their various dialects just like Agbor.
Central Igbo is owned by nobody but formulated by Igbo scholars to implement A linguistic understand between various Igbo dialects Speakers.
Good. Very, very good. You are 100% on point. In fact when I was in Primary and Secondary Schools, I studied Igbo Language as a subject and I read so many Igbo books like: Ukwa ruo oge ya, O daa; Chinagorom; Chioma; Utara Nti; Aku fechaa, O daara Awo; Mmiri oku eji egbu mbe; Isi Akwu dara N'ala (just to mention but a few), but up till now, I have never seen any Igbo community that speaks Igbo Language exactly the way it is written in the Igbo books.

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by realkingqueen(f): 10:28pm On Sep 15, 2016
Balkan:
you are too pretty to be talking with these Afonjas. Some of them are busy with their verslin as you are chanting with them. Please ignore them
thanks dear I'll do just that

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Ikechukwu48: 10:28pm On Sep 15, 2016
Unimaginable123:
who told u that igbos from other states hate ebonyians? My best friend from university days till date is from afikpo, ebonyi. The greatest lady I have met in my life. Don't talk about things that are beyond you

Learn about the yolobas and know this people.

I've said this repeatedly on NL especially to SE " those Yoloba people ARENT una friend". Read your history, our ancestors be in towns in SE or SS avoided them. Despite our ancestors traded in Benin kingdom which is also the kingdom yoloba traded in, our ancestors barely interacted with them excluding ugbodu and co. The question you all should ask yourself is WHY? Why did igbo ancestor avoid them. Infact you are more likely to read about hausa and igbo interaction prior to colonization than igbo to Yoruba.

I'll continue to hold the term...our ancestors saw them as evil thus avoided them. That's the only logical explanation for it.

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by lanreni: 10:32pm On Sep 15, 2016
AS FAR AS I AM CONCERNED, AN IGBO MAN IS KNOWN BY FLATITUDES AND AN IGBO WOMAN KNOWN BY YAMLEGITUDES.
Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Lajet: 10:34pm On Sep 15, 2016
cyrilamx:
Guy let me tell you something you don't know. If you know me from onset, I was a lover of igbo. I spent 3 years in anambra state. I learnt how to eat their food and prevailed upon my dad to let his eldest daughter marry an igbo man. But alas my view of the average igbo man changed when I got back to Benin. At first, I fraternise with them calling them my in laws, I realised it was the biggest mistake I made. Because the binis are easy going, hospitable and few, the average igbo man wants to Lord it over us. They acquire lands in Benin without discrimination. Only in Benin you find an igbo man named after Street cos he is the first resident in said street. The day I heard igbo saying Benin is no man's land coupled with my igbo's fiancee dumping me after spending so much on her on ground that her family won't accept me cos am not igbo put paid to my relationship with them
Today I still regret my sister marriage to an igbo man. I wish Biafra will happen over night so all igbo vacate Benin land. Yes we few, but we have vast and arable lands, huge economic mineral resources and a soon to be dredged port. We are proud of our cultural heritage. Festac mask will tell you that...we very friendly, slow to provocation and hospitable. But we won't condole igbos' taking over our lands. Our hospitality in the eyes of many igbos settlers in Benin is now foolishness. I don't care whatever you call me...I just can't help detesting the igbos though they industrious and many may be good...but they are all a colonising force.

I still can't understand some people you sold your lands to Igbo people. you are saying that your people we not condole igbos' taking over your lands. did any of them took your lands by force? do you want to eat your cake and still have it. you have to thank God for the Igbo people buying land in Benin when there's good lands in Awka, Enugu, Owerri, and so on the can buy

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by Balkan(m): 10:37pm On Sep 15, 2016
Shym3xx:


Oh, stop grasping at straws - Igbos were slaves all over present day Delta, Bayelsa, and Rivers states.

And if Small Bonny Kingdom could have that many Igbo slaves to the extent that they outnumbered Bonny folks. What makes you think Bini didn't have twice the thenumber as slaves?
This East London crack junky. It's seems you are out again from jail.

Have you heard the latest? An an Igbo man had yet won another election in EKITI State.that is what is conquering. We doing it in Lagos, Ekiti and Ondo and still counting. The agenda is working

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by ezeagu(m): 10:43pm On Sep 15, 2016
Ikechukwu48:


Even within the ika community, there are several ika groups that are proudly igbo such as igbodo, Owa, etc. I bet you you aren't aware the current king working alongside Asagba to unite the entire igbo community is the current obi of Owa. Guess what? Owa kingdom is an ika community. I bet you didn't know that yet you judge all based on agbor community. Smfh.

And yes I'm aniocha. I know anioma very well and anyone from anioma land will tell you within our group the deniers are a minority, they are just very loud and attention seekers.

The sad about the entire scenario is the denier you found are caused by SE. Why? Because you lots listen to Yoruba and Hausa/fulani and then insult and belittle your own ppl because you believe "anioma hates Igbo" simply because of what the two groups that hates you tell una. Continue though!

Yes, I know Owa traces it's ancestry to Nri, but the people who are vocally anti-Igbo in Ika and Ukwuani are harshly so, it isn't just a denial but they like to add insult to it as if being Igbo is an insult to them some do not like the idea of their children marrying eastern Igbo people, and all this leaves the greatest impression on the 5 state Igbo people especially in this slowly fading aftermath of the post-war era where there's anti-Igbo sentiment everywhere.

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Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by NICENEDU29: 10:43pm On Sep 15, 2016
marshborn:

Which one is igbo speaking, non - igbos? What makes me an igbo man again minus the igbo language which I speak?
My brother, dont waste your time and energy replying that guy. He is just speaking from both sides of his mouth and shooting himself in the leg.

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