jascon1:
Nigeria does not appreciate ppl like these. Rather they give presidential awards to Genevieve. For what, I don't know

I tireooo, though I am not too burdered though.


Hi jascon, remember me

Phut:


Aren't you the OP?

Did you read your article before you posted it?

Margaret was Igbo. Obiasulor was her maiden name. Ekpo was her married name

Ok, let's agree that she was of mixed heritage but the fact is that her Efik/ibibio roots speaks far louder than her igbo roots partly due to these reasons

> She was born and bred in Calabar
> Her igbo father died at a very early stage and she grew up with just her mother and her mother's Efik people in Calabar acquiring Efik Culture
> Finally she married an Efik man

This was why she identified as Efik more but although since Efik-ibibio and igbos were one back then in the old eastern region, her works anf agitations were for the whole region.
So we can say she represents the Old eastern region.

jascon1:
Nigeria does not appreciate ppl like these. Rather they give presidential awards to Genevieve. For what, I don't know

I tireooo, though I am not too burdered though.


Hi jascon, remember me?

Nowenuse:
Also, based on the 5 major human geographical divisions we have in Nigeria

The Core-northern part of Nigeria, the Middlebelt part, Eastern, Western & Niger deltan

Let's say Margaret Ekpo represents the Niger deltan region as an Ibibio
Ladi Kwali represents the Middlebelt region as a Gbagyi woman
& Funmilayo Kuti represents the Western (yoruba speaking region)

I'd like to hear from Igbos (easternerns) and the Hausa-fulanis (core-northernerns), who are the most influential Igbo & Hausa-fulani women that ever lived??

so u didnt even read what u posted.
Magareth ekpo is Igbo by birth.

jascon1:
Nigeria does not appreciate ppl like these. Rather they give presidential awards to Genevieve. For what, I don't know

Hi jascon, remember me?

chukwubuzor123:
I tireooo, though I am not too burdered though.
Hi jascon, remember me?

pls remind me. age is really telling on my memory.

Where are d mods? this post is very enlightening and deserves frontpage.

For me i am more inspired by Ladi Kwali. This shows that anyone can be extremely succesful purely based on your handwork.
I know Ladi probably when she was younger would never have believed that she would be able to make so much influence by just pot making.

Talk about Dora Akuyili

jascon1:
pls remind me. age is really telling on my memory.

check your mentions, about someone replying atiku's twitter

Nowenuse:


Don't talk like a stupid person. Ekpo always identified as Ibibio and not Igbo. During her period in the Eastern Parliament, she never represented igbo areas but rather Ibibio.

She identified as Ibibio

How does that negate the fact that she had Igbo blood?

Didn't she chose to settle in Aba with her husband?

Isn't her biography saying that she represented the Eastern Nigeria?

Why did you sound like a group of people were arguing about the ethnic group that owned her?

Why do you want to deny the Igbos what they had a hand in the making of it?

Twaci:
Not by beauty but brains . These women are remembered till date because they stood for their rights. Intelligence coupled with dillegence paves the way to a successful future. I want to be remembered like them, girls do you?

Are you saying that you, your beauty doesn't count also?

chukwubuzor123:
check your mentions, about someone replying atiku's twitter

hahaha yeah!!! i got that. wow we keep crossing paths. am simply going to follow you just in case you start trekking to Otueke. nice one. hows ya weekends bro? i wish i could hang out with you n catch some bottles

Lordave:
Are you saying that you, your beauty doesn't count also?

Exactly. How's ur afternoon?

Twaci:
Exactly. How's ur afternoon?

So good you asked when I'm about having my lunch.

Believe me you'll be remembered for your beauty and intelligence.

You're already making waves on Nairaland

Lordave:
So good you asked when I'm about having my lunch.

Believe me you'll be remembered for your beauty and intelligence.

You're already making waves on Nairaland

And u didn't invite me

thanks for your nice words though. Its very much appreciated .

Tonto Dike should be somewhere up there as well.

Please wake up, it's morning already Infact 2:13pm

SeverusSnape:
4.[size=14pt]PATIENCE JONATHAN[/size]

5. NGOZI OKONJO IWEALA

6. [size=14pt]ASA[/size]

olaxco2f:

Dora instead

The person that should actually be No 1 on the list is glaringly missing - MY MOTHER!

Hmm! I am in my 30s, and the only person I know on that list is Funmilayo Ransome Kuti. I guess the others weren't so influential. Anyway,if you have problem lasting long in bed, hit me up on BBM- 7C22F6EC.

SeverusSnape:
4.[size=14pt]PATIENCE JONATHAN[/size]

5. NGOZI OKONJO IWEALA

6. [size=14pt]ASA[/size]

Omo ale jati jati

wonlasewonimi:
Tonto Dike should be somewhere up there as well.

You succeed.bro l am laughing sheepishly

Since u didn't state it as positive or negative infuence then Patience Jonathan tops the list for me

for my mind i knew KUTI must be among

I wil neva forget Dora, Ngozi and Onyeka. Srry dey ar al igbos.

.

Twaci:
Not by beauty but brains . These women are remembered till date because they stood for their rights. Intelligence coupled with dillegence paves the way to a successful future. I want to be remembered like them, girls do you?

You don't sound dumb. You sound like you've got some leader material in you.

You have laykorn's vote!

wonlasewonimi:
Tonto Dike should be somewhere up there as well.

u ar suffering 4rm pokototomiasis_a relocatn of d brain 2 d testes.

laykorn:


You don't sound dumb. You sound like you've got some leader material in you.

You have laykorn's vote!

Thank dear

Are the Ransome Kutis really Nigerians?
They are actually Creole that resettled in Lagos colony.

Nowenuse:
Also, based on the 5 major human geographical divisions we have in Nigeria

The Core-northern part of Nigeria, the Middlebelt part, Eastern, Western & Niger deltan

Let's say Margaret Ekpo represents the Niger deltan region as an Ibibio
Ladi Kwali represents the Middlebelt region as a Gbagyi woman
& Funmilayo Kuti represents the Western (yoruba speaking region)

I'd like to hear from Igbos (easternerns) and the Hausa-fulanis (core-northernerns), who are the most influential Igbo & Hausa-fulani women that ever lived??

Pls google the first female pilot..

And do u know PROF DORA NKEM AKUNYILI

Ok