all4naija:

This your comment says it all. That is my stand on this matter as well, although, I haven't been to Eastern region before. Now that their claims have been proven wrong it means there is not argument, whatsoever, to say the images they have posted all along represent Igbo villages. The truth is that red mud houses can not be separated from African villages, even in South Africa that is way developed than Nigeria.

That being said, there is never a time when constant electricity has been recorded in Nigeria. Saying there is constant power supply in those Eastern counties villages is an absolute lie which even the most certainly (Americans)can disagree with.

I have had a lot of this kind of conversation with many individuals in this forum over stating things the way they are before. This particular one comes at a time when some individuals live to show off, they do that for the simple reason of self-aggrandizement and possible inferiority. I think most of them are deceived by their very belief on tribalism despite claiming to be all Nigerians. Many Nigerians are very puffy in nature. Indeed, that is not helping matters.

I think you are very smart and interesting to have chat with. I admire your explanation. It is very refreshing at the end to see an Igbo person telling it the way it is.

Thank you very much and I appreciate this your very contribution with all enthusiasm.

all4naija: The problem with Igbo people is that they always find people who are always jealous of them when you say the truth. I don't think any Igbo person alive or dead has anything I would be jealous of.

The pictures you posted are not of villages but cities.

Thank you.

all4naija:

This your comment says it all. That is my stand on this matter as well, although, I haven't been to Eastern region before. Now that their claims have been proven wrong it means there is not argument, whatsoever, to say the images they have posted all along represent Igbo villages. The truth is that red mud houses can not be separated from African villages, even in South Africa that is way developed than Nigeria.

That being said, there is never a time when constant electricity has been recorded in Nigeria. Saying there is constant power supply in those Eastern counties villages is an absolute lie which even the most certainly (Americans)can disagree with.

I have had a lot of this kind of conversation with many individuals in this forum over stating things the way they are before. This particular one comes at a time when some individuals live to show off, they do that for the simple reason of self-aggrandizement and possible inferiority. I think most of them are deceived by their very belief on tribalism despite claiming to be all Nigerians. Many Nigerians are very puffy in nature. Indeed, that is not helping matters.

I think you are very smart and interesting to have chat with. I admire your explanation. It is very refreshing at the end to see an Igbo person telling it the way it is.

Thank you very much and I appreciate this your very contribution with all enthusiasm.

eagle,eye:

If you abhor good things of Life, may the Good Things of Life never be your portion. Amen.
In addition may you be Blessed beyond imagination, if your posts potray without any bias the true position of houses/buildings in Igbo villages. Amen.
But if your posts in this thread doesn't potray the true position of buildings in Igbo villages, may the good Lord whom I serve give you your due reward. Amen.

peppy luv: yea I hv somtin to tel u saddistin american accent)ur popa used ur moma 4 bl^d money

LOl... I can see you are taking the heat. You are angry now. Bwahaha... That's one sweet anger I like to see here.

eagle,eye:

If you abhor good things of Life, may the Good Things of Life never be your portion. Amen.
In addition may you be Blessed beyond imagination, if your posts potray without any bias the true position of houses/buildings in Igbo villages. Amen.
But if your posts in this thread doesn't potray the true position of buildings in Igbo villages, may the good Lord whom I serve give you your due reward. Amen.

donigspain: Nna nwanne, ife nke a ekpo gi ka ose cameroun. Lol, lekwa ofo i na ago n'elu isi diokpa ahu. Odikwa denjaru-ôsû.

eagle,eye:

If you abhor good things of Life, may the Good Things of Life never be your portion. Amen.
In addition may you be Blessed beyond imagination, if your posts potray without any bias the true position of houses/buildings in Igbo villages. Amen.
But if your posts in this thread doesn't potray the true position of buildings in Igbo villages, may the good Lord whom I serve give you your due reward. Amen.

redcliff:

[size=14pt]Pele the good lord doesnt answer selfish prayers. Amen![/size]

Afam4eva:
Let's just for this sake of entertaining you silly argument that there are mud houses in Igbo villages. is that the purpose of this thread? The thread owner is asking people to post images of their village homes and you're asking for mud houses. If you live in a mud, sorry to dissapoint you but we don't.

all4naija: What the F**K?! Did you just call God into this argument? You are insane, dude.

eagle,eye:

He answers when you have RIGHT on your side. He sees the heart of all men (even when you hide behind a keypad), and He will render due recompense.

all4naija:

This your comment says it all. That is my stand on this matter as well, although, I haven't been to Eastern region before.

eagle,eye:

I can only call the ONE who sees the Deepest secret of every man's heart (even when you hide behind your keypad).
He will render due recompense to everyone according to his deeds, word of mouth and secret desires of his heart.
Don't be afraid, if and only if your intentions are Honourable in this Thread.

all4naija: You are still very much attached to fairy tales. So sad of you though.

eagle,eye:

I am not ashamed to be attached to "fairy tales" as you call it. I have a Living God .

all4naija: The one living in your dream.

eagle,eye:

You abuse my God and not me. The Bible said "only a fo.ol says there is no God".
I am done quoting you or replying you.

all4naija: Lol... Why is it hard to find mud houses in Anambra, an African all rather Nigerian county? There are red mud houses in every Nigerian village. The images on-line of a true Igbo villages are of red mud bricks. The problem is that you are confusing suburb for a village here, which is an error on your side.

Please, post an aerial view of those villages you claimed those buildings to be and list their names along them for us.

Thank you.

omongbatim:

There is indeed an Agboji village in Abriba
In addition to the bowler hat, take a look at their wrappers and shirts/suits. There is nothing Igbotic in them for a cultural event.

odumchi:

That is how Igbo people from the Ohafia-Abiriba-Aro-Edda axis dress. Their attire is very similar to that of the Ibibio-Efik. I myself have those very garments.

Besides, the Igbo in Abia and Rivers are known for wearing bowler hats.

all4naija:

This your comment says it all. That is my stand on this matter as well, although, I haven't been to Eastern region before. Now that their claims have been proven wrong it means there is not argument, whatsoever, to say the images they have posted all along represent Igbo villages. The truth is that red mud houses can not be separated from African villages, even in South Africa that is way developed than Nigeria.

That being said, there is never a time when constant electricity has been recorded in Nigeria. Saying there is constant power supply in those Eastern counties villages is an absolute lie which even the most certainly (Americans)can disagree with.

I have had a lot of this kind of conversation with many individuals in this forum over stating things the way they are before. This particular one comes at a time when some individuals like to show off, they do that for the simple reason of self-aggrandizement and possible inferiority. I think most of them are deceived by their very belief on tribalism despite claiming to be all Nigerians. Many Nigerians are very puffy in nature. Indeed, that is not helping matters.

I think you are very smart and interesting to have chats with. I admire your explanation. It is very refreshing at the end to see an Igbo person telling it the way it is.

Thank you very much and I appreciate this your very contribution with all enthusiasm.

Abagworo: Whitaker takes on a title.

all4naija: Lol... Is that ceremony done in Igbo village?

donigspain: Very colourful pictures. I love IGBO land... I love my heritage!

Afam4eva:
Let's just for this sake of entertaining you silly argument that there are mud houses in Igbo villages. is that the purpose of this thread? The thread owner is asking people to post images of their village homes and you're asking for mud houses. If you live in a mud, sorry to dissapoint you but we don't.

Yiboe_monkeys:
So you expect folks to post true pics of their hometowns or hamlets in this faceless forum..u must be joking then