Even some folks who wants to ram Kiriji war down our throat are questioning a well-known Ekumeku resistance against the British rule.

martinseme: As a igbo man today am so glad and joyful that the resistance of those heathen igbo men were defeated back then. Am certain the demonic idols being worshiped back then were behind those resistance. I thank God for using those white missionaries to bring salvation to the whole igbo land the jews of Africa. God bless the souls of those courageous white men.

You should kill yourself, you i.di.ot. You can't prove any of the crap you just spewed, but you feel right saying it. No room for fanatics of any kind in Alaigbo.

Interesting thread, better suited for Culture section though

martinseme:
As a igbo man today am so glad and joyful that the resistance of those heathen igbo men were defeated back then. Am certain the demonic idols being worshiped back then were behind those resistance. I thank God for using those white missionaries to bring salvation to the whole igbo land the jews of Africa. God bless the souls of those courageous white men.

You disgust me!

The Igbo race was a very strong and complex place for the British to handle. The British taught that by conquering Arochukwu that they will subdue the whole of Igbo land. The misconception was based on the of the influence of the Aro orchestrated by the influencial Ibini Ukpabi deity.
The British were later to realise that conquering Igboland was a great task. The inexistence of centralised states in Igoland made it very difficult for the British to control Igboland leading to some experimental political structures. One of these political experiment was the establishment of a Warrant Chief position which did not succeed because it was characterised with crisis. Aba women riot was a very notable crisis that the warrant chief ship position created.

ebere1712:

You should kill yourself, you i.di.ot. You can't prove any of the crap you just spewed, but you feel right saying it. No room for fanatics of any kind in Alaigbo.

Fool