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Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by loopmangoat(m): 10:54am On Dec 12, 2016 |
AjiereTuwo:Afonja man busted afonjas are good at exposing themselves 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by loopmangoat(m): 10:56am On Dec 12, 2016 |
tankara1010:Hahahahahaha 2 Likes |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by loopmangoat(m): 10:57am On Dec 12, 2016 |
ZoneBslayer:Hahahahahaha 2 Likes |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by tnthommie(m): 11:22am On Dec 12, 2016 |
You flat headed primitive people trying to drag us into your land locked biafraland, we shall always resist you. Even our unborn children will. People who are confused about their origin with different accounts (isreal, sudan, uganda etc) can never rewrite our history. Keep dreaming of seeing the Ibanis in your biafraland. 2 Likes |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 12:43pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
iSlayer2:See story tell that story to the illiterates people that will believe you, for the same opobo wey i from, every kingdom has a ruling house and everytime the stool is vacant, its subject to claims from every legitimate son of opobo, so keep your lies to yourselves and the rest of red mud kingdom |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 12:53pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
I don't blame this ipob ppl its as a result of inferiority complex |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 1:04pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
:-( |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 1:31pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
AjiereTuwo: Okay. Jaja's family remains the ruling family and Opobo remains their personal estate and no one else's. EoD. 2 Likes |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 1:43pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
iSlayer2: These igbos are always thinking left left, the kingship circulates around Jaja polo(people who came from annie pepple house the ruling family in bonny). |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 1:56pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
AjiereTuwo:The ruling family in Opobo. Thank you. |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 1:58pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
Sealeddeal: n nope opobo fellas speak igbo thats similar to the abia south people.as for if they are ijaws or igbo,only the opobo man can say. |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 2:00pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
iSlayer2:Yes now, how e con take concern you |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by slivertongue: 2:56pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
History has it that Jaja was captured during the slave raids in Igboland, he was sold by the Aros to slave merchants who latter sold him to merchants from the Oil River protectorates. Jaja's real name is Mbanaso Okwaraozurumbaa but was named Jubogha by Chief Iganipughuma Allison of Bonny, who bought him. He was later sold to Chief Alali, the head of the Opubo Annie Pepple Royal House. Jaja was an astute business man , earning his way out of slavery at an early age. He adopted behaviour patterns of the Ijaw culture. The war of supremacy between the Manilla Pepple House and the Annie Pepple House led to the emergence of Jaja on the political scene .Coincidentally, both houses were led by characters of Igbo origins - Oko Jumbo of the Manilla House and Madu (after him Alali his son) of the Annie House. Jaja succeeded Alali. Under Jaja's leadership, Annie Pepple House absorbed a number of Bonny's trade Houses until a dispute with the Manilla Pepple House led by Oko Jumbo forced Jaja to break away and found Opobo city-state in 1869. Opobo dominate the region's lucrative palm oil trade, and was later home to fourteen of what were formerly Bonny's eighteen trade Houses. The prosperity of Opobo attracted inhabitants of Bonny kingdom and others from far and near to settle in Opobo lands which had been in existence before Jaja's coming but made the place prosperous in trade, rich, influential and strong in war. His successes provocked the Pepple family to attack him in a bid to control the Palm Oil trade but were defeated severally. Jaja is of Igbo descent and carried it everywhere he went but Bonny and Opobo were not Igbo speaking until the slave wars and later the trade in Palm Oil which helped to swell the population of settlers, adoption and corruption of the language of the settlers. Igbo is more of linguistic identity than tribal identity though it has various distinct dialects. The denials of most who are Igbo is more political than linguistic. In pre-coloinial times they were all Igbos but the hijacking of the political system by some Igbo elites during colonial rule forced most of them to resort to their distinct tongues as their ethnic groups. The civil war and contemporary politicking made it even worse. But when it comes to defending their interests they run under the canopy of Igbo. Azubike, Chibuike, Chidi, Chioma, Chima, Chibueze, Nneka, Nnenna, Nnenda, Worgu, Nwogu, Nworgu, Nwagbara, Wabara, Uloma, Unoma, Emeke, Omeke, Emeka, Ubani, Nwankwo, Wankwo, Nwanosike, Wanosike, Nwuju, wuju, Nwanjoku, Wanjoku, Nwaike, Nwike, Wike, Nwankpa, Wankpa, Wakpa are all Igbo names regardless of modern spellings as some represent micro identity. Ade, Olu, Soji, Tunde, Wande, Ola, etc are Yoruba names though used by Itsekiris and Edos |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by slivertongue: 3:21pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
AjiereTuwo: This forum is for education and not for insults. i doubt ur identity, no rivers man or woman will descend so low. they may not agree on all fronts but their relationship is stronger than you imagine. Igbos rely on Ijaws, ogonis, Ibibos, Efiks, Annags as allies and vice versa. marrIages between them is common and will continue forever. The Igbo land you sought to portray as been poor and backward aint true. you obviously dont know Igboland. Yes roads especially federal roads are an apology, yes there are manifest absence of infrastructure but indigeneous efforts at industrialization are in top gear. Aba though choatic tells the story of a hard working people, Onitsha, Nnewi and Akwa are also there. There are also deposites of oil and gas in Igboland. Above all, the Igbos are immuned to insults they will continue to push the frontiers of development. Igbo presidency is not the answer to the problems of the igbos but unity of purpose. please spend your energy to positively grow your community. 6 Likes 1 Share |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 3:38pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
AjiereTuwo:You been talk say na Bonny. So you been wan take style lie. |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 3:52pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
iSlayer2:what is lie there, guy abeg live ibani history for ibani apu, u seem to daft to understand |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 4:01pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
slivertongue:Your story has so many flaws Jaja was sold by his people because he had a broken tooth(a taboo to igbos) he was adopted and acculturated in ibani ijaw customs, and in that way lost any foreign connections he took an ijaw name(jubo jubogha) the ubani name you mentioned is an adulteration of the word ibani, ibani apu have always traded igbo slaves and palm oil with the aminadokiari(ndoki) thats why there are ijaw towns and families in abia state |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by slivertongue: 5:09pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
AjiereTuwo: Am struggling to understand the essence of this thread because an o level history student knows the events surrounding Jaja. Please do your research properly. Please hunt for ethnographic data at the nearest archives and you will be properly informed. You can avail yourself of the interviews he granted the British Jaja was caught and sold as a slave. That Jaja traced his root is enough for you to know that he was not a toddler when he was sold. He Jaja gave accurate accounts of his name, his origin and how he arrived Bonny. Ndoki's are Igbos. Sorry, there no Ijaw settlements in Abia State. I would also want to know if you are Ijaw or an Opobo man 3 Likes |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 5:35pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
slivertongue:Are you an Igbo or an mbaise man Ndoki(aminadokiari) are Ijaws, akirika, okoloma, oruama, azuogu, osobie these names are ijaw just like the families of ubani, opusunju, uranta and epelle etc |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by slivertongue: 5:46pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
AjiereTuwo: i repeat consult the archives. Ndokis of Ukwa land aint Ijaws their brothers are the Asa people. Aminadokiari is your own name for Ndoki just like the Igbos have names for riverine people but they are not Ijaws infact ijaws never came that close the people that came close are peoples' from Akwa Ibom. The name Nwaubani predates ur claim and aint exclusive to Abia State 1 Like |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 5:57pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
slivertongue: aminadokiari is how the ndoki name came about and they dont see themselves as Asa, they reject that claim vehemently, mr consult your archives or oracles for the meanings of those names and places or claim they dont exist, ubani is different from uba ani. Ndoki people used to worship an Ijaw deity(Ikuba) before Christianity |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by DerideGull(m): 6:15pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
AjiereTuwo: This is an idiotic analogy. The people of Opobo (Opu Obu) speak Igbo without ever leaving Opobo. Most Igbo people can only speak Yoruba if they had lived in Yoruba land. 1 Like |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by slivertongue: 6:17pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
AjiereTuwo: Ndokis in Ukwaland are brothers to Asas just like Asas are to to the Ngwas. Is Akwette, umuagbai, ohuru etc Ijaw settlements. For your information Sen. Wabara Former Senate President is an Ndoki man. Okey Abonta rep Ukwa Fed Const is an Ndoki man and reps Asas and Ndokis. The old LG was Ukwa please focus on Opobo thread because you know very little on the peoples of Ndoki and Asa. You are trying very hard to create a history of your own imagination 2 Likes |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 6:51pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
DerideGull:Silvertongue can you see the illetrate reasoning i said igbos have, opobo don turn opu obu, what does opu obu mean sef, please tell me |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 6:55pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
slivertongue:You are dogding what i asked you or Akirika, okoloma, osobie, azuogu etc not part of Ndoki, don't quote me again |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by slivertongue: 8:53pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
AjiereTuwo: an mbaise man, ndoki or ngwa or aro or item are igbos. the name mentioned exist but are not ijaws but are indigeneous names. what makes you think that okirika is not akirika, or okuruma from okoloma or azuobie from osobie. like i said earlier focus your thread on Opobo your venturing into Igbo history and the insults you poured dont show your thread is open for discuss with facts. Enjoy your voyage |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 9:49pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
[s] AjiereTuwo:[/s] This guy can type rubbish! 1 Like |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 9:59pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
Lemme stop this nonsense from escalating further and call Joeprince23 here. |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 11:00pm On Dec 12, 2016 |
slivertongue: Even a primary school child knows those names are not igbo, consult your archives are show me where those names where adulterated from or show me how these alternatives you have provided mean the same thing in Ndoki dialect....all these half baked historians on nairaland, they are either illiterate ipob members or just plain liars |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by NgoziOkoli(f): 6:07pm On Apr 07, 2017 |
ZoneBslayer:what a fool! |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 9:14am On Mar 29, 2020 |
Sealeddeal: Stop saying what u think. |
Re: The People Of Opobo–nkoro by Nobody: 9:52am On Mar 29, 2020 |
kettykin: Jaja of Opobo is an igbo man right? |
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