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Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by vladimiros: 7:47pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
OboloMAN: Man calm down, oil rivers state won't happen, just let baby for a ur senators and reps to fight for more awareness to ur region Secondly most Akwa Ibom Il is coastal, and obols is not all coastal |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by mildflame: 7:47pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
I think its about time I RESTRICT my comment 2 anything but RELIGION n ETHNICITY, 2 many DEPRAVED n INFERIORITY COMPLEX MINDED PRIMITIVE ETHNIC WARLORD that got only BALLS on the SOCIAL MEDIA platforms ain't worth any CIVILISED DISCOURSE OP u ain't PERFECT but it's an EXCELLENT piece like others KEEP researching n I'm waiting for the SHUA-ARABS piece n other MINORITY ethnic group especially in the North West 1 Like |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by naijaguy77: 7:48pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
fratermathy: In that case, as far as you are concerned, you are an ignorant idiot. Since you refuse to learn. 5 Likes |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by fratermathy(m): 7:50pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
naijaguy77: Thank you sir. Your disposition is duly noted. |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by IbokUtoroh(m): 7:52pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
Firstinline: politICS man! politics can make two brothers go to war. |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by searay(m): 7:53pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
fratermathy:Nice work, the dialect spoken by Ini LGA indigenes has been omitted 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by fratermathy(m): 7:54pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
searay: Thank you bro. I never came across it initially. I'll check it out now. |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by iamkingzlee(m): 7:55pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
TheSonOfMark:Etim Ekpo has vast farmland and palm oil.. I think, they all have thier selling point! |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by anangboy(m): 7:56pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
Xenophobia is as old as man on this earth. From time immemorial, human beings, and even animals have always shown fear, distrust and open hostility to strangers, who do not belong to their milieu. But the essential characteristic of a civilised man, as opposed to a savage, is to learn to accommodate the other person's strangeness. I had my secondary education at FGC Ikot Ekpene and back then, i noticed some sort of mutual instinctive distrust between annangs & ibibios. It would be nice if people desist from spouting innate xenophobic tendencies that fuel ethnicism. There will never be peace in a country where there is no mutual acceptance of peaceful cohabitation. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by Revolva(m): 8:01pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
Wow akwaibom na their afang soup I just like |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by OboloMAN: 8:05pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
vladimiros: The Majority Aiis will always have it. Didn't get the last part of your statement. |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by fratermathy(m): 8:06pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
Firstinline: I am very surprised seeing this. I've always thought these people are the most non-tribalistic lot in Nigeria until I created this thread. I am so amazed that some people are here causing unneccesary tensions. If I haven't stayed and seen these people myself, I would have judged most of them hastily based on this thread. So, I will crave your indulgence to ignore the few bringing down their people and spoiling their image here. Ibibios and Efiks are GOOD people and even though some have attacked and insulted me on this thread here, I still love them and would still say they are the least-tribalistic lot in the Niger-Delta. I hope the divergent few can change their ways. 1 Like |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by OboloMAN: 8:12pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
PROPHETmichael: Thank You For Speaking the Truth. |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by genuinechimere(m): 8:12pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
I think it's high time MODs stopped threads like this on NL. It breeds more insults, divisions and confusion than †ђξ intended goal. It divides than it unites. Whether u are Ibibio, Ananga, Oron, EfiK, that's ur wahala. Make peace reason mbok! |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by TheSonOfMark(m): 8:14pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
iamkingzlee: By default, every L.G.A in Akwaibom State has vast oil palm plantations. In terms of crude oil, only Eket Senatorial District produces it. This isn't an attempt at downgrading the inputs of other Senatorial District but stating a fact. My L.G.A produces crude oil and there's never been a time we threatened secession like the Orons do. |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by AkwaIbomrep1: 8:21pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
[quote] the word Ibo (igbo) is derived from the word ibibio, I have read so many books concerning this and I found out that ibibio was the first son while Ibo was the second son of Udo until......'', #VisitAkwaibom |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by somegirl1: 8:23pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
AkwaIbomrep1: 1 Like |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by peeparty(m): 8:23pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
Well articulated @ op..... # proudoronman#proudakwaibom#Dakaada.# |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by NRIPRIEST(m): 8:25pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
This picture is actually Arochukwu. Just to point that out. 3 Likes
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Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by Sweetlemon(f): 8:27pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
speedyGonzales: The creator of this thread is def NOT from Akwa-Ibom/Cross river. I just hate the way false knowledge is being spread about on this forum. That was how someone said that there are Igbo tribes in Akwa/Cross and the dumb thread made FP. I was like WTF! 1 Like |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by xreal: 8:28pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
Chinachriss: better, it's different from been lazy naa. No vex. |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by Sweetlemon(f): 8:29pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
[quote author=AkwaIbomrep1 post=39620573][/quote] Thunder fire you! |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by xreal: 8:31pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
Sweetlemon: That's one bad thing about this computer age - copy and paste [s] anything they come across on the internet [/s]. |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by TheSonOfMark(m): 8:32pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
fratermathy: Ibibios, Efiks and, to a large extent, Annangs get along fairly well. Yes, we Ibibios have some cast-in-cement stereotypes about the Annangs but they are harmless. The troubleshooters? The Orons. They have this siege mentality. They always compare themselves to the Ibibios. Here's to put things in perspective: There are are 31 L.G.As in Akwaibom State. 18 LGAs are peopled by Ibibios. 8 LGAs are Annangland. 5 LGAs are Oro Nation. It's only normal that Ibibios have dominated the affairs in the state. What's more? Ibibioland produces oil and Ibibios are the most educated! I really didn't want to jump into this fray but I had to. |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by Sweetlemon(f): 8:34pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
fratermathy: Where you went wrong was calling all of us Ibibios. We are NOT ibibios mbok. Yes we are related, yes we are family, yes we are under one umbrella. Just that we don't have any umbrella name like the Yorubas, Igbos, Hausaa call themselves. Calling all of us Ibibios is like calling all Yorubas Ijebus. That's sacrilege! So you understand what I'm trying to say now huh? 2 Likes |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by fratermathy(m): 8:34pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
NRIPRIEST: Thank you bro. It turned up on my search and I assumed it was relevant. 2 Likes |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by TukurBaadaz: 8:35pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
Proudly Oronian! |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by Nobody: 8:36pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
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Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by Sweetlemon(f): 8:36pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
xreal: Soooooo annoying! What stops them from doing a lil research before creating threads? |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by effty(m): 8:36pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
OP, never yu dare call an Oron (Oro) man an Ibibio. If u do, I won't be able to quantify the harsh words u will get. Oro is a distinct entity with close affinity with d Efiks. To call Oro a part of d Ibibios is d height of insult. Ask any Ibibio person living close to u. 1 Like |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by xreal: 8:39pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
Sweetlemon: One just have to overlook some things, sincerely. |
Re: The Dialects Of Ibibio And Where They Are Spoken by TheSonOfMark(m): 8:41pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
Sweetlemon: There are no Igbo tribes in Akwaibom State. There are seemingly Igboid communities bothering Ika and Etim Ekpo L.G.As of Akwaibom but there are never-ending boundary wars which are still being deliberated in court. NO PART OF AKWAIBOM STATE SPEAKS IGBO. 4 Likes 2 Shares |
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