somegirl1:

I don't even know who those people are.
How do you determine superiority by states, which can be split and merged by anyone and at any time?
Your inclination to braggadocio and chest beating, unprovoked, is the main problem within the Igbo ethnic group.

Doug07034780891:
Can you identify the people below I mean the slave and his master.?

As for braggadocio, no one is bragging here but just stating the obvious.

Doug07034780891:
Imagine a slave yapping nonsense. We don't want anything to do with you slaves but you idiots will not hear. We have not said there is no Igala people in Anambra north who are less than 2%, it is the beauty of diversity in Anambra and we like it than being infiltrated by slaves and outcasts.

The bitter truth is that Omanbala is the head Igbo race and Nri is founder and custodian of Igbo and culture. Whether you like call it igala just to downplay it's importance you are only fooling yourself, because at the end of the day an average slave from Imo state will still come and bow to an Omambala.

At the end of the day the slaves and outcasts knows his superiors and masters as seen below.


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Abagworo:


Anambra State is Igbo of course but Anambra East/West LGA is a mix of Igbo and Igala. That's the area known as Omambala that Odenigbo often uses.

Doug07034780891:
Stop splashing your dirty saliva all over here over what you dont know. Imagine a slave trying to redefine his superior.

Omambala is a river from whence the nomenclature Anambra emanated. In other words Anambra= Omambala

Yes we have less than 2% Igala population and we have always said it here.

Worthless slavish outcasts..


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Abagworo:


The man being bowed to is an Igbo of ancient Benin ancestry like myself not an Omambala Igala like you.

Abagworo:


Omambala people refers to those people around Omambala river like Aguleri, Anam, Otuocha but Anambra State includes pure Igbos from Nnewi, Igboukwu, Awka, Ekwulobia etc. Igbo ma onwe ha. You Igalas can continue your nonsense.

Doug07034780891:
Hehehe..e dey pain am well..

All Imolites are slaves and outcasts. Whoever that must rule slave camp(Imo state) must draw his power from Omambala. Okorocha did the same in 2011 when his superiors installed him. See below..lol

Pix- Obi of Onitsha(Omambala) receiving an Imo state who came with his people to draw power and support..lol


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Abagworo:


There are some Omambala or precisely Igala lineages in Ontitsha but the Obi is of ancient Bini ancestry. Stop joining Obi of Onitsha in your Igala-Igbo nonsense

Abagworo:


Anambra State is Igbo of course but Anambra East/West LGA is a mix of Igbo and Igala. That's the area known as Omambala that Odenigbo often uses.

Abagworo:

As for Okorocha he is the least Igbo politician today.

somegirl1:


You're stating an opinion - yours.
I don't know anyone in your photos.

pazienza:


No such Anambra supremacist attitude exists.

Most Igbo clans are proud people and all feel special. This is exactly becoming an impediment to our unity.

Doug07034780891:




Hehehehe..

Now lemme clarify the picture.

The one with a green cap is an Imo state slave(Ihedioha) bowing to his master(Omambala born Obi of Onitsha)

Do you need more clarification?

Chiwude:
I used to toe you line of argument before and somehow tried to downplay the supremacist attitude in some parts of Anambra. I have even hit out on Abagworo countless times on this forum and others all in the name of defending Igbo unity. But each time I try to deny its existence, each time it comes staring at my face like a board. It's unIgbo to call your own people inferiors and only strangers do that. Odenigboaroli and Chino are just but few people with this attitude, but how do we tell it isn't just a nairaland thing. How do we tell if this attitude exist in reality? Well, I have made it a personal duty to always engage nefarious elements in our midst. I have come to understand that the only way to supress this 'Omanbala superiorist' attitude is to engage and counter it head on. Only then can Igboland be saved from impending disaster. I'm sorry if this attitude offends you, but that's the only way out for now.

somegirl1:


I didn't really care to know but thanks.
I won't stoop to your level this time. My comments on this thread were for posterity, nothing more.
It is necessary to identify the problem child(ren).
I am yet to see a thread in which Enugu, Ebonyi, Imo, Delta or Rivers Igbos pummel and denigrate each other. It's always one set of people against others and usually unprovoked. If you can't see a problem with that, then that is an even bigger problem.

Chiwude:
Is this the nonsense you want to teach your children? Must you force everyone to be Omanbala? Haven't you heard about the term 'Uniqueness in heritage', nor 'Unity in Diversity'. Now, take your Omanbala Igala along with your Nri priest foolery and carve out a country for yourself, maybe you would find solace in doing so. Only then shall your senses return when you've stayed in isolation for eternity.
No one will miss you, however many (just like the Ikwerres) shall be at ease avoiding the pains of staying together with some unrepentant, shallow and undiplomatic hate filled superiorist. Nonsense!

Doug07034780891:
I wish I can get the post made by the hopeless chiwude that triggered the bitter truth I am telling you now. People tend to get what they throw at others. If make a comment about us and think someone like me will allow it slide then you are joking.


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Now look at the comment made by the frustrated chiwude that triggered all these. These slaves will always start shouting superiority complex when you turn the heat on them but they will be the first to throw punches. Read it carefully and tell me how you feel.

somegirl1:


Did he snipe without provocation?

chukzyblingz:


you know, this is what I was talking about on this thread:

Doug07034780891:
The person he quoted while making that provocative comment was only saying things that made his own people unique but the daft took up and turn it to mean that he is feeling superior. When has it become a superiority complex for one talk about the uniqueness and greatness of his place?

somegirl1:


Odenigboaroli could have done that without taking a jab, albeit indirectly, at several other Igbo groups.

Chiwude:
Apologies! But leave that dude alone. He's a lost cause! And for your own good never associate with him nor share your personal details, cos he'll use them to hunt you in the future. You can call it a good advice from a brother. Welcome again to nairaland nwanne.

Chiwude:
Apologies! But leave that dude alone. He's a lost cause! And for your own good never associate with him nor share your personal details, cos he'll use them to hunt you in the future. You can call it a good advice from a brother. Welcome again to nairaland nwanne.

Doug07034780891:
Odenigbo didn't insult anyone neither did he denigrate any group. He was more or appealing to a fellow Anambra dude for understanding and he should be Omambala first before anything. I wonder how that's an insult to outsiders..

somegirl1:


Ditto

blues20:

Thank you.

Eastfield1:

that nonsense You wrote there abt being omanbala first before igbo and all that ur insults on Anioma
make me wonder what u people see Ndi Ebonyi as.
really, one will wonder if it is Ndi Onambala who shud be uniting the Igbo nation or divide it into pieces in d name of Having what other igbos don't have.
seriously
this Omambala Supreme_mist attitude is the reason Ndi are still where they are.
if this nonsense continue i may have to protect my peoples interest and open an internet channel and preach to my people to deny being igbo
and declare their own ethnic group.
after all every tribe have one or two things that make them feel special

pazienza:


You are a mischievous character.

Anambra East is totally Igbo speaking. It's in Anambra West that we have the Olumbanasaa Igala communities, and they are well identified as Igalas. The other towns there are Igbos.

Abagworo:

In essence Anambra East/West is a mix of Igbo and Igala and is not pure Igbo LGA. Ndi Igbo ma onwe ha I still maintain. This picture here represents Igbo nucleus where most Igbos migrated outwards from and joined by others to create the outlying Igbo areas.