please people from alaigbo,
traditionally who is the strongest and most powerful traditional ruler.

we have eze that of NRI and Aro

and some few OBI's that of Onitsha,the exiled Nnewi Obi .

giles14:
please people from alaigbo,
traditionally who is the strongest and most powerful traditional ruler.

we have eze that of NRI and Aro

and some few OBI's that of Onitsha,the exiled Nnewi Obi .

igwe 2pac shakur

oboy3:
igwe 2pac shakur

pls take ur senseless comment to another thread

Every Igbo Eze is Eze in his own little corner. There is no strongest.

giles14:
pls take ur senseless comment to another thread

Or igwe J boy,i Heard he is another strong igwe

[quote author=giles14 post=50374140]please people from alaigbo,
traditionally who is the strongest and most powerful traditional ruler.

we have eze that of NRI and Aro

and some few OBI's that of Onitsha,the exiled Nnewi Obi .[/

The obi of onitsha is the strongest

all igwes are not equal. d NRI aro nnewi akwa etc are not desam with d other igwe.

Nnamdi kanu the eze ndi osu

AjiereTuwo:
Nnamdi kanu the eze ndi osu

Ogogoro drinker, I can see the Hydrocarbon and faeces particles in your blood stream are beginning to malfunction your brain again.

No strongest Igwe. Every Igwe/Eze power starts and ends in his own town, he cannot exercise any power on the next Igbo town, no matter how small the town is.

Perhaps the words you were looking for is "most popular" Igwes/Ezes in Igboland.

In that case, the answer will be Obi of Onitsha.

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Igboid:


Ogogoro drinker, I can see the Hydrocarbon and faeces particles in your blood stream are beginning to malfunction your brain again.

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Igboid:
No strongest Igwe. Every Igwe/Eze power starts and ends in his own town, he cannot exercise any power on the next Igbo town, no matter how small the town is.

Perhaps the words you were looking for is "most popular" Igwes/Ezes in Igboland.

In that case, the answer will be Obi of Onitsha.

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Igboid:
No strongest Igwe. Every Igwe/Eze power starts and ends in his own town, he cannot exercise any power on the next Igbo town, no matter how small the town is.

Perhaps the words you were looking for is "most popular" Igwes/Ezes in Igboland.

In that case, the answer will be Obi of Onitsha.

popularity that goes to obi of Onitsha. but b most powerful traditional dat goes to Ezes of NRI n ARO.after which u den have d nnewi and Onitsha.

and pls don't say all igwes are equal cause most of dem are d product of d ccolonizers and d present govt.

y is d Igbo tradition culture n history fast fading away.
we Igbo need to wake up.cos very soon we will have on identity

giles14:
popularity that goes to obi of Onitsha. but b most powerful traditional dat goes to Ezes of NRI n ARO.after which u den have d nnewi and Onitsha.

and pls don't say all igwes are equal cause most of dem are d product of d ccolonizers and d present govt.

All igwes have ceremonial powers. Igwes belong to the relics!

I respect 4 seat in Igboland. previously it was five but I had to cut it down to four. in no particular order, the Eze of ARO, Obi of Onitsha, Asagba of asaba and EZE-NRI. BT my most respect goes to the stool of EZE-NRI and EZE of AROCHUKWU. I also respect the stool of the DIEN of agbor. if not for their identity crisis.

OMAR12:
I respect 4 seat in Igboland. previously it was five but I had to cut it down to four. in no particular order, the Eze of ARO, Obi of Onitsha, Asagba of asaba and EZE-NRI. BT my most respect goes to the stool of EZE-NRI and EZE of AROCHUKWU. I also respect the stool of the DIEN of agbor. if not for their identity crisis.

both the dien of agbor and asagba of asaba are not Igbo.
am asking of Igbo traditional heads

Before the colonial masters imposed king's on the Igbo's, the ozo society was and is still among the greatest leaders in the Igbo's community. That is why Igbo's say (eze bi na be ya) meaning the king reings only in his community