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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by Abagworo(m): 2:04am On Oct 28, 2015
http://www.riversstate.gov.ng/item/1117-chairmen-set-to-develop-ibani-language-curriculum.html

He opined that what it takes to preserve a language include
to teach it in schools, printing appropriate literature books,
and promoting its use publicly and privately.

In his lecture, Amasenibo Eric G. Jumbo listed out the
current threat to Ibani Language which include Commerce
and Christian Religion.

Also speaking, Warisenibo Abinye Morgan Ogolo,
challenged the people of Bonny and Opobo Kingdoms to
make concerted efforts to stop speaking Ibo language.


This will help to rediscover Ibani Language so that it will
take its rightful place despite the damage it has suffered
over the years.

The Chairman of Opobo/Nkoro L G A, represented by the
Council Secretary, Mr. Sunny J. Pepple, called on volunteer
experts of the Ibani language to partner with the Council to
revive the language.

The event featured dances, lectures and Ibani language
competition among selected Secondary Schools with CSS
Opobo emerging as winner while GGSS Finima and Bonny
National Grammar School, emerged as runners up.

Dignitaries at the event include, Professor Emeritus E.J.
Alagoa, Dr. Mrs Iyalla Amadi and the Permanent Secretary,
Rivers State Ministry of Information and Communications,
represented by Mr. Francis Alli among others.

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by Abagworo(m): 2:08am On Oct 28, 2015
Abagworo:
http://www.riversstate.gov.ng/item/1117-chairmen-set-to-develop-ibani-language-curriculum.html

He opined that what it takes to preserve a language include
to teach it in schools, printing appropriate literature books,
and promoting its use publicly and privately.

In his lecture, Amasenibo Eric G. Jumbo listed out the
current threat to Ibani Language which include Commerce
and Christian Religion.

Also speaking, Warisenibo Abinye Morgan Ogolo,
challenged the people of Bonny and Opobo Kingdoms to
make concerted efforts to stop speaking Ibo language.


This will help to rediscover Ibani Language so that it will
take its rightful place despite the damage it has suffered
over the years.

The Chairman of Opobo/Nkoro L G A, represented by the
Council Secretary, Mr. Sunny J. Pepple, called on volunteer
experts of the Ibani language to partner with the Council to
revive the language.


Funny how far the attempt to erase Igbo can go. We all know how Opobo was founded and its history is quite recent. Ibani was spoken in Islands around Bonny inhabited by Ibani people but Opobo was not one of them.

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by MayorofLagos(m): 2:15am On Oct 28, 2015
Looking at the entry post to the thread, this was in the year 1912. Some years before that is the land purchase of Ibo territory by UAC and their subsequent amlgamation into the Oil Protectorate to form Southern Protectorate.

Was there any record of Iguocha, Igweocha, Ugweocha, Ugwuocha...or any other Ocha in the territories of the Oil Protectorate preceeding their amalgamation with Ibo territories?


This single piece of history, if found will lay to rest ownership of Port Harcourt.
Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by Abagworo(m): 2:27am On Oct 28, 2015
MayorofLagos:
Looking at the entry post to the thread, this was in the year 1912. Some years before that is the land purchase of Ibo territory by UAC and their subsequent amlgamation into the Oil Protectorate to form Southern Protectorate.

Was there any record of Iguocha, Igweocha, Ugweocha, Ugwuocha...or any other Ocha in the territories of the Oil Protectorate preceeding their amalgamation with Ibo territories?


This single piece of history, if found will lay to rest ownership of Port Harcourt.

There is no dispute over the ownership of Port Harcourt as it is an Ikwerre city. Are Ikwerres a part of Igbo nation? I don't think so. However there has been an encroachment into hinterland backed by the abandoned property saga by groups previously restricted to water fronts.

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by pazienza(m): 2:45am On Oct 28, 2015
Are Ikwerres a part of Igbo nation?

This is a wrong question. As there never existed an Igbo nation, and even now, what we have is Igbo ethnic group.

The question should be: Were Ikwerres once part of the Igbo ethnic group?

The answer is a definite Yes.

Then the second question is: Are Ikwerres currently part of the Igbo ethnic group? The answer is No, even though they are well represented in Ohanaeze Ndiigbo, the apex Igbo ethnic organization.

The third question and most important question is: Will Ikwerres be apart of a future Igbo nation ie Biafra?
The answer is Unknown as of now.

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by pazienza(m): 2:47am On Oct 28, 2015
Abagworo, you always have this mischievous nature about you.
Like you subtly wish to limit Igboland within the confines of SE, it's an innate part of you that is easily picked up.
Don't think anyone is deceived, there is still a big question mark that has been hovering over you.

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by naijaking1: 2:52am On Oct 28, 2015
MayorofLagos:
Looking at the entry post to the thread, this was in the year 1912. Some years before that is the land purchase of Ibo territory by UAC and their subsequent amlgamation into the Oil Protectorate to form Southern Protectorate.

Was there any record of Iguocha, Igweocha, Ugweocha, Ugwuocha...or any other Ocha in the territories of the Oil Protectorate preceeding their amalgamation with Ibo territories?

This single piece of history, if found will lay to rest ownership of Port Harcourt.

For your information and those of your brothers on that side of the Niger, PH was Igweocha, and Bonny was Igwenga(more like an isolated land)
Any Igbo family with an elder older than 80 or 90 years of age will always describe Igbo cities of Onicha, Owere, Igweocha and Enu'gwu!

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by MayorofLagos(m): 2:56am On Oct 28, 2015
Abagworo:


There is no dispute over the ownership of Port Harcourt as it is an Ikwerre city. Are Ikwerres a part of Igbo nation? I don't think so. However there has been an encroachment into hinterland backed by the abandoned property saga by groups previously restricted to water fronts.

Thank you Abagworo.
On the question of whether or not Ikwerre is Igbo, in their antiquity was there ever anytime they spoke a language other than Igbo or had a culture and belief system.completely unique and different from Igbo?
Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by MayorofLagos(m): 2:59am On Oct 28, 2015
naijaking1:


For your information and those of your brothers on that side of the Niger, PH was Igweocha, and Bonny was Igwenga(more like an isolated land)
Any Igbo family with an elder older than 80 or 90 years of age will always describe Igbo cities of Onicha, Owere, Igweocha and Enu'gwu!

Listen, should Portugal lay claim to Lagos and declare ownership simply because it is portuguese language?
Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by Nobody: 3:03am On Oct 28, 2015
[s]
pazienza:
Are Ikwerres a part of Igbo nation?

This is a wrong question. As there never existed an Igbo nation, and even now, what we have is Igbo ethnic group.

The question should be: Were Ikwerres once part of the Igbo ethnic group?

The answer is a definite Yes.

Then the second question is: Are Ikwerres currently part of the Igbo ethnic group? The answer is No, even though they are well represented in Ohanaeze Ndiigbo, the apex Igbo ethnic organization.

The third question and most important question is: Will Ikwerres be apart of a future Igbo nation ie Biafra?
The answer is Unknown as of now.
[/s]


Keep deceiving yourself thinking that you can rewrite history with this few Un provable paragraphs...

Anyways enjoy your temporal distortion of history it will only last in Nairaland...
Do go ahead...
Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by naijaking1: 3:09am On Oct 28, 2015
Abagworo:


There is no dispute over the ownership of Port Harcourt as it is an Ikwerre city. Are Ikwerres a part of Igbo nation? I don't think so. However there has been an encroachment into hinterland backed by the abandoned property saga by groups previously restricted to water fronts.

Like I said earlier, if the Ikwerre chiefs who signed many documents with the British, eastern Nigerian governement, neighboring Igbos,and others claiming to be Igbos both when Igweocha(PH) was under Owerri province, and even when many of them were civil servants at Enugu begot the present generation of confused Ikwerres who now deny being Igbos like their fathers, then it is certain that either these current Ikwerres were fathered by Yorubas and Sierra Leonian laborers recuited to dig ditched for the railway and the ship yards. They're not Igbos of course, and never will be. If they did not first deny their linage to men who stated, signed, and proudly claimed to be Igbos, why are they even wasting space making such claims today?
And of course we have seen why the Ijaws would love for the Ikwerres to deny being Igbos, they want a small, and misdirected group of people they could easily manipulate.

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by pazienza(m): 3:10am On Oct 28, 2015
NOBLEDANDY:



Keep deceiving yourself thinking that you can rewrite history with this few Un provable paragraphs...

Anyways enjoy your temporal distortion of history it will only last in Nairaland...
Do go ahead...

Can you pick up my post one by one, then using relevant documents and articles prove that they are historical distortions?

If you can't do this, then I take it you just wanted to quote me, just for the sake of it.

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by naijaking1: 3:15am On Oct 28, 2015
MayorofLagos:


Listen, should Portugal lay claim to Lagos and declare ownership simply because it is portuguese language?

If a group of people in Lagos spoke portugese, has boundries with the portugese, has portugese traditions and cultures, looked like portugese, acted portugese(whenever it's convinient for them), and in fact claimed to be Portugese before 1967, then you bet Lagos will be claimed by the Portugese today!
Give me a better example!

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by naijaking1: 3:17am On Oct 28, 2015
MayorofLagos:


Listen, should Portugal lay claim to Lagos and declare ownership simply because it is portuguese language?

My brother, you know a better example will be Illorin!

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by Nobody: 3:50am On Oct 28, 2015
pazienza:


Can you pick up my post one by one, then using relevant documents and articles prove that they are historical distortions?

If you can't do this, then I take it you just wanted to quote me, just for the sake of it.
.

Your post holds no water...
You made nothing out of your points... So deal with it...
Meanwhile whether ikwere are Igbo sub group or not...
I don't care...
Buh remember as far as Nigeria is concerned ikwere are minority to ijaw... Lol
Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by acenazt: 5:38am On Oct 28, 2015
NOBLEDANDY:


Thunder strike your generations there for trying to pay the kind gestures the Igbo nation gave to them with treachery and petty thief...
I was thinking you will open another thread for this...
We have already known this truth...
You people are minority bc you guys migrated...
And Nigeria has given you a shield to bite the finger that fed you...
You know that when biafra is actualized, everything will come to light and you will be sent out...
That's why you are not supporting biafra...
But Devil don punish you bc he knows that biafra will surely come...
And you minorities will be judged for your crimes...
Ungrateful people...
You wan form Niger deltan for another man's land...
God will also punish you there... Idiot
see this Evil people plan abi? Bastards so them want Use Ss achieve their selfish interests then kick them out or kill them Smh

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by HopeAtHand: 7:12am On Oct 28, 2015
pazienza:
When we say that Aba is an Igbo city, does it now mean that Aba no longer belong to the Ngwas?

Same applies in PH, when we say PH is an Igbo city, we mean that PH belongs to Ikwerres who are Igbo.
So this case of Igbos trying to grab PH is ridiculous.

Lolz@bolded.

Some months ago, this statement would make me very angry but not anymore..Someone cannot sit in Enugu and make me angry in Port Harcourt.

We, Ikwerres already have a sound argument using historical facts that are readily available to show that Port Harcourt was founded by british on Ikwerre ancestral farmlands..That is why we lay claims to it.

Again, Ikwerres already have a sounder argument that we are not Igbos because we have our history as people who migrated from old Benin Empire, fullstop.
Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by Obiagu1(m): 9:44am On Oct 28, 2015
pazienza:


Nnaa, please can you Post that article again here.

Its time we started playing this game hard and furious.

Abagworo has posted a part of it.

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by pazienza(m): 12:06pm On Oct 28, 2015
HopeAtHand:


Lolz@bolded.

Some months ago, this statement would make me very angry but not anymore..Someone cannot sit in Enugu and make me angry in Port Harcourt.

We, Ikwerres already have a sound argument using historical facts that are readily available to show that Port Harcourt was founded by british on Ikwerre ancestral farmlands..That is why we lay claims to it.

Again, Ikwerres already have a sounder argument that we are not Igbos because we have our history as people who migrated from old Benin Empire, fullstop.


This impostor, don't you have shame? Don't you know when to give up?

Ikwerre can have Bini or Brazilian ancestry, that is totally irrelevant to the issue at hand. Onitsha has Bini claims, and was once Igbophobic, but totally Igbotic today. Birds of the same feathers will always end up flocking together.

Ikwerre can be an independent country like Taiwan is today to China. But it can only be affiliated to an Igbo nation.

If that is giving you hypertension, you can as well go and D.

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by HopeAtHand: 12:09pm On Oct 28, 2015
pazienza:



This impostor, don't you have shame? Don't you know when to give up?

Ikwerre can have Bini or Brazilian ancestry, that is totally irrelevant to the issue at hand. Onitsha has Bini claims, and was once Igbophobic, but totally Igbophobic today. Birds of the same feathers will always end up flocking together.

Ikwerre can be an independent country like Taiwan is today to China. But it can only be affiliated to an Igbo nation.

If that is given you hypertension, you can as well go and D.

I wouldn't waste energy on pettiness.
Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by pazienza(m): 12:21pm On Oct 28, 2015
[b] The following link leads to Privy Council decision on Port Harcourt and the representatives of ikwerre, Diobu or Port Harcourt and other Division with then Owerri Province.
http://books.google.com/books?id=hoHv7__4TXYC&pg=PA268&lpg=PA268&dq=privy+counci\l+decision+on+port+harcourt/
nigeria&source=bl&ots=FbdqVtjBqP&sig=plBZvCv0CIw-b10\zu5DL5fM&hl=en&sa=X&ei=jyycUZraBZTryAHe8IGoAQ&ved=0CDEQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=pr\ivy%20council%20decision%20on%20port%20harcourt%2Fnigeria&f=false

Other sources are:
University of California Press Berkeley and Los Angelis California

University of California Press Ltd London, England
Copyright @ 1974 by the Regents
of University of California
ISBN: 0-520-02451-6
Library of Congress Card Number : 73-76115
Printed in United States of America

The following are from the above references. They
clearly indicate that ikwerre Chiefs, Ezes, Legislatures and Municipal councilors from time immemorial claim Igbo as their tribe. These ikwerre Legislators, Parliamentarians and Municipal Councilors maintained that they are Igbo as the records indicate. I challenge Mr. Emeka Okala and Dr. M, D. Amadi to produce records with similar information in support of their claims.

In 1922/23 Port Harcourt in ikwerre land became the Capital of Owerri province --- Page 269
Appendix 2, Page 246
Port Harcourt Parliamentarians from 1945 - 1966
Appendix 3 Page 247
Port Harcourt Municipal Councilors 1955 ----
1958
D.D.”Diobu” Nsiegbe ikwerre Ibo Port
Harcourt Division
J.W. Ogbondah ikwerre Ibo Diobu
Port Harcourt Division
Appendix 4 Pages
248---250
Port Harcourt Municipal Councilors 1958 ---
1961
E Aguma: ikwerre Ibo Diobu
Port Harcourt Division
M.W. Dickson: ikwerre Ibo Diobu
Port Harcourt Division
G.P.A. Nwagwu: ikwerre Ibo Diobu
Port Harcourt Division
J. A. Otuonye: ikwerre Ibo Diobu
Port Harcourt Division
R. O. Owuru ikwerre Ibo Diobu
Port Harcourt Division
Appendix 5 Pages
251 – 253
Port Harcourt Municipal Councilors 1961 –
1964
S.W. Atako: ikwerre Ibo
Port Harcourt Division
R. Chikere ikwerre Ibo
Port Harcourt Division
E. Chukwu ikwerre Ibo
Port Harcourt Division
Chief Joseph Wobo ikwerre Ibo
Port Harcourt Division [/b]

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by pazienza(m): 12:24pm On Oct 28, 2015
The above answers my first question, which is: WERE IKWERRES ONCE PART OF THE ETHNIC IGBO GROUP.

NB: Smaller ethnic groups like Ogoni who were neighbors of Ndiigbo were never considered Igbos in the Eastern house.
Ikwerre elders identified as Igbos because they knew they were Igbos and didn't need interpreters to communicate with the rest of Ndiigbo in the old Owerri province they were part of.

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by pazienza(m): 12:31pm On Oct 28, 2015
[b] Chief G. Nnachi Enwo-Igariwey — President-General

Chief Alozie Nwagwu — Vice President General - Abia

chief Nnanyelugo Ani Odunze "National administrative secretary" - Anambra .

Barrister Hyacinth A. Nweke — Vice President — Anambra

Chief Enechi Onyia (SAN) — Vice President — Enugu

Chief Engr. Isaac Wonwu — Vice President — Rivers

Chief Chris Asoluka - Vice President — Imo

Dr. Joe Nworgu — Secretary-General

Chief Eddie Onuoha — Deputy Secretary-General

Prince (Engr. ) Ralph Ndigwe — National Publicity Secretary

Chief Elder E. O. Okparanta — National Treasurer

Chief Nweke Anyigor — 'National Financial Secretary

Chief Reuben Okoro — National Legal Adviser

Barrister Ifeanyi Olunkwa — Assistant Nat. Publicity Secr.

Barrister I. O. Ahize — Asst. Nat. Treasurer

Mr. Ajoku E. Alerechi — Assistant National Fin. Secretary

Chief Elder E. O. Okparanta — National Treasurer

Chief Nweke Anyigor — National Financial Secretary

Chief Reuben Okoro — National Legal Adviser Chief Stephen Offordike Igwe Barrister Ifeanyi Olunkwa — Assistant Nat. Publicity Secr.

Chief Bar. Oyibo Chukwu — Ass. Nat. Legal Adviser [/b]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohanaeze_Ndigbo

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by pazienza(m): 12:43pm On Oct 28, 2015
The above answers my second question which is: ARE IKWERRES STILL PART OF THE IGBO ETHNIC GROUP, which currently, th answer is no, but...

The list above are the executive members of Ohanaeze Ndiigbo, the apex Socio cultural Igbo group, meant only for people of Igbo decent.

As you can see, the Ikwerres are well represented there, and even occupy a VP post in the person of. ENGR, ISAAC WONWU and AJOKU ALERECHI an Ikwerre who is the Asistant financial Sec of the group.

This answers my second question.

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by Observant: 12:48pm On Oct 28, 2015
Nna Nekwa nu ndi a na awu azu o.

Chai.......Igbo man done suffer sha
Though i have seen that document a long time ago.
Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by Nobody: 1:09pm On Oct 28, 2015
dinachi:
The real land grabbers are the Ijaws who heartlessly betrayed the Igbos during the war and still betrayed them after Jonathans election by declaring PDP an Ijaw party and zoning the presidency to the north. For those of my brothers who believe in Nigeria, allying with Ijaws is a big political mistake. We should only ally with a big ethnic group of similar size and structure like the Yorubas or Hausa Fulani. Ijaws do not have the numbers to be seriously useful to us in national politics. The Jonathan issue is a very big lesson, I hope we have learnt something. Our worst enemy in Nigeria as of today is the Ijaws. They know Portharcourt was an Igbo city and because they know that if it is removed from them , they have nothing left,the come up with theories to deny this truth. Only foolish fools still pay attention to barcanista.
Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by pazienza(m): 1:14pm On Oct 28, 2015
On the final and most important question, cos it's a future question and Biafra( Igbo nation) is a future nation. Notice that the first question was a past question, the second a present question, and the third, a future question.

As a history student, I have come to realize that the future is a product of the interaction between the past and the present.

So, WILL THE IKWERRES BE A PART OF A FUTURE IGBO COUNTRY?

My answer is yes. I will come back with more analysis on why I think so.

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by HopeAtHand: 2:44pm On Oct 28, 2015
Pazienza, no kill yourself ontop Ikwerre matter..
Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by basilo101: 4:02pm On Oct 28, 2015
naijapips02:


iguocha or whatever you might want to call was an ikwere enclave.....ikwere town. There are many parts that was brought together to form PH. It's on the document you cited. read it carefully, this time around, with less emotions and more brainpower.
of course its ikwerre land and ikwere is an igbo clan who are wasting time to claim seperate ethnic identity because of oil. there is no serious linguistic or anthropological evidence that qualifies ikwere as a seperate ethinic group. even the ijaws has many subgroups whose dialects are not even mutually intelligible, while ikwere communicate fluently with the SE igbos. Ikweres speack better igbos than ppl of Ebonyi state. There are Igallas in anambra and enugu state, we do not claim their land to be igboland just because they are in SE

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by naijapips02: 4:08pm On Oct 28, 2015
basilo101:

of course its ikwerre land and ikwere is an igbo clan who are wasting time to claim seperate ethnic identity because of oil. there is no serious linguistic or anthropological evidence that qualifies ikwere as a seperate ethinic group. even the ijaws has many subgroups whose dialects are not even mutually intelligible, while ikwere communicate fluently with the SE igbos. Ikweres speack better igbos than ppl of Ebonyi state. There are Igallas in anambra and enugu state, we do not claim their land to be igboland just because they are in SE

that someone speaks your language does not mean he has the same history/origin with you.
Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by basilo101: 4:14pm On Oct 28, 2015
pazienza:
[b] The following link leads to Privy Council decision on Port Harcourt and the representatives of ikwerre, Diobu or Port Harcourt and other Division with then Owerri Province.
http://books.google.com/books?id=hoHv7__4TXYC&pg=PA268&lpg=PA268&dq=privy+counci\l+decision+on+port+harcourt/
nigeria&source=bl&ots=FbdqVtjBqP&sig=plBZvCv0CIw-b10\zu5DL5fM&hl=en&sa=X&ei=jyycUZraBZTryAHe8IGoAQ&ved=0CDEQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=pr\ivy%20council%20decision%20on%20port%20harcourt%2Fnigeria&f=false

Other sources are:
University of California Press Berkeley and Los Angelis California

University of California Press Ltd London, England
Copyright @ 1974 by the Regents
of University of California
ISBN: 0-520-02451-6
Library of Congress Card Number : 73-76115
Printed in United States of America

The following are from the above references. They
clearly indicate that ikwerre Chiefs, Ezes, Legislatures and Municipal councilors from time immemorial claim Igbo as their tribe. These ikwerre Legislators, Parliamentarians and Municipal Councilors maintained that they are Igbo as the records indicate. I challenge Mr. Emeka Okala and Dr. M, D. Amadi to produce records with similar information in support of their claims.

In 1922/23 Port Harcourt in ikwerre land became the Capital of Owerri province --- Page 269
Appendix 2, Page 246
Port Harcourt Parliamentarians from 1945 - 1966
Appendix 3 Page 247
Port Harcourt Municipal Councilors 1955 ----
1958
D.D.”Diobu” Nsiegbe ikwerre Ibo Port
Harcourt Division
J.W. Ogbondah ikwerre Ibo Diobu
Port Harcourt Division
Appendix 4 Pages
248---250
Port Harcourt Municipal Councilors 1958 ---
1961
E Aguma: ikwerre Ibo Diobu
Port Harcourt Division
M.W. Dickson: ikwerre Ibo Diobu
Port Harcourt Division
G.P.A. Nwagwu: ikwerre Ibo Diobu
Port Harcourt Division
J. A. Otuonye: ikwerre Ibo Diobu
Port Harcourt Division
R. O. Owuru ikwerre Ibo Diobu
Port Harcourt Division
Appendix 5 Pages
251 – 253
Port Harcourt Municipal Councilors 1961 –
1964
S.W. Atako: ikwerre Ibo
Port Harcourt Division
R. Chikere ikwerre Ibo
Port Harcourt Division
E. Chukwu ikwerre Ibo
Port Harcourt Division
Chief Joseph Wobo ikwerre Ibo
Port Harcourt Division [/b]
Their names clearly indicate the ethnic group they belong. The zoo are the land grabbers

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Re: Frederick Lugard, 'Iguocha', And Historical References by basilo101: 4:22pm On Oct 28, 2015
NOBLEDANDY:
.

Your post holds no water...
You made nothing out of your points... So deal with it...
Meanwhile whether ikwere are Igbo sub group or not...
I don't care...
Buh remember as far as Nigeria is concerned ikwere are minority to ijaw... Lol
Yes u are right. Ikwerre are verry Fo.oolish ppl. the made themselve insignificant minority in nigeria. South eastern politicians are the brain behind creation of bayelsa state to give ikwere ppl a voice in PH which the Ijaw dominated in the old rivers state. Northerners jst carved out oil producing igboland and merged them with ijaws to make them minority and steal oil and the foolish ppl jump and started claiming different ethnic group. u can see how Buhari is clipping ikwere's wing sacking Wike. they will install a loyal minority through which they will siphon money

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