honourhim:


Which mistake? I read a document that said Delta state. As for the hypocrisy thing, I have no apologies. I dont apologize for saying th truth.

obailala:
Just to remind you again of what I said before, a person mustn't have to be from a particular place for him to have an understanding or have a 'right' to know what names from a particular area sound like. You aren't from Rivers or from Ikwerre land, but you just gave an example of 'Amadi' being a common Ikwerre name. It would be totally flawed logic for me to challenge your right to know that so I wonder why you choose to challenge my right to know that Ochereome and Nnanna dont sound like typical Anioma names. kindly put aside your mentality of questioning where I'm from; it'sa baseless argument approach.

Back to the main issue, you said Nnanna is an Igbo name and that one cannot detect accurately what part a person is from just based on their name; but that is wrong and you just contradicted yourself by acknowledging that the name 'Amadi' is very common amongst the Ikwerres. Kindly go back to my last post and re-read it. Just like we all agree 'Amadi' is a common Ikwerre name, I also put it to you that Nnanna and Ochereome do not sound like typical Anioma names. I don't seem to understand why you feel troubled with my comment even when you still buttressed the same point with your exexample

EarthXmetahuman:
Attache by force.

Delta is muti ethnic that's why no tribe can lay claim to delta state.

There are sub igbo group in delta, but that doesn't make delta an igbo land. Just because we have groups like itskeris who bear Yoruba names in delta all the way to bayelsa doesn't make entire delta state a Yoruba land.

The problem people have with igbos is acting like ss is theirs for the taking .. That's why most ethnic groups in ss always deny them whenever they ask for support in anything.

They lump everyone together and call them igbo as long as they bear igbo name. They don't care if the person wants to be called igbo or not.



Face your five eroded pigland state and find a way of developing it without attaching yourself by force with south south.
Trust me, if you show them you can stay on your own without them, those sub groups that keep denying their igbo identity will be the one begging to be called igbo not the other way around.

willibounce1:


nna cheregodim nau! you want our blothers to cly rike babies? osi gini...biko show our ipod blothers mercy...biko

Tushkito:


what's this one saying? u must be a monkey

honourhim:
You aint interested yet you came here to write. I laugh at you stu.pidity.

zombieHUNTER:
What is funny in the nonsense the BMC stooge wrote..
Is it funny to you that Nigerians are suffering and dying on a daily basis under the watchful eyes of the worst government ever known to man... The dude is selfishly hustling hard to feed... Don't be deceived by this

What is belovedbuhari... A known terrorist round the world

Tushkito:


yes I said amadi is a common name for ikwerre but u failed to understand the part where I also said the ppl from IMO state also bear the name, so not all amadis are ikwerre ppl.

this is to put it to u that u cannot always use a name to check where a particular IGBO is from, it's just safer to ask.

oga am IGBO and u are not since u have refused to tell me where u are from so don't come here with that bullsh*t.

[s]stick to ur tribe and leave others alone.[/s]

Bye

obailala:
Ochereome, Nnanna. Hmmm...These two names absolutely do not sound like Delta Igbo names, I'd be surprised if he is truly from Delta.

Westbestside:
You 'had' asked. Which ipob grammar is this?

irrefragable:
Excuse me sir, can you please correct that statement. I will like to know how much you understand grammar.
Cc. DrGoodman

Westbestside:
'have' don't come and murder grammar here.

irrefragable:
'had'' is the past tense of "have/has". " I had asked" is the past perfect tense of "I have asked",(which is a present perfect tense).Please know your grammar before coming online to disgrace yourself or at least ask first.
Cc. DrGoodman

irrefragable:
'had'' is the past tense of "have/has". " I had asked" is the past perfect tense of "I have asked",(which is a present perfect tense).Please know your grammar before coming online to disgrace yourself or at least ask first.
Cc. DrGoodman

Westbestside:
[s][/s]Wow, clapping for you. In fact, I didn't know that had is the past tense of have/has na, unless you are just telling me, I thought it is future tense of have and has ni. So in your own ipob grammar, 'I had asked' is correct sentence. Wait, how did it sounds to your brain. You people just like disgracing yourselves on social media. Abeg, carry your ipob grammar to your biafra. No come destroy seun's forum for us with your horrible English. I had asked. . The grammarian.

irrefragable:
'had'' is the past tense of "have/has". " I had asked" is the past perfect tense of "I have asked",(which is a present perfect tense).Please know your grammar before coming online to disgrace yourself or at least ask first.
Cc. DrGoodman

DrGoodman:


I blame Awolowo's free and useless education for your folly

Westbestside:
Keep mentioning awoo achievements with your you had asked grammar. If you are asked to mention one ojukwu's achievement now, you can't. But you keep mentioning that of awooo. I had asked.

Westbestside:
[s][/s]Wow, clapping for you. In fact, I didn't know that had is the past tense of have/has na, unless you are just telling me, I thought it is future tense of have and has ni. So in your own ipob grammar, 'I had asked' is correct sentence. Wait, how did it sounds to your brain. You people just like disgracing yourselves on social media. Abeg, carry your ipob grammar to your biafra. No come destroy seun's forum for us with your horrible English. I had asked. . The grammarian.

DrGoodman:


His achievements also include drinking a large bottle of rat poison, remember that

irrefragable:
Sir, you're the grammarian here because you were the one correcting someone at first; and please,do remember to google 'tense forms' to know the 12 tense forms.
English grammar does not need to sound nice to your ears to make it correct and remember that those that sound nice to your ears might be incorrect.
If you still don't understand the use of past perfect tense forms and present perfect tense forms, you need to go back to your secondary school English teacher and demand to be given lessons on tense forms,because the school fees you paid then has not been fully exhausted if you still don't know this SS1 SECOND TERM TOPIC.
Please read up tense forms and save yourself this embarrassment you're making of yourself.

Westbestside:
Now, if I ask you to differentiate between 'I have asked' and 'I had asked' now, you won't know. And you are saying you and your boy understand what you are saying. What is the difference between them? Do not use Google for me o cos I will get you.

Ziggylady:
You had better shut up!!....Why are you not screeching that Delta State is not Igbo like you ogbomoso people love to do?..-yeye.

LaudableXX:


Na wa, o! Do you want them to scream that Delta State is Igbo? Is that why you are upset with those you call the 'Ogbomoso' people? What do you really want?

irrefragable:
Lol..I won't use Google. I've already taught this topic a lot to start going back for a refresher.
'I have asked' is a present perfect action I.e an action that has just taken place. For example if you just finished giving someone an ice cream, you could say "I have given him/her an ice cream''

" I had asked" is a past perfect action I.e an action that took place in the past before another action. If two actions take place in the past, the first is referred to as a past perfect action. For example, if you just finished giving someone an ice cream before someone else shows up, you say "I had given him/her an ice cream before (name) showed up" not " I have given him/her an ice cream before (name) showed up"

In the case between you and DrGoodman , he had asked the question (about okun being Yoruba's)and received a reply I.e two actions had already taken place. So "I had asked" is correct in that context.

I think you should tender an unreserved apology to him.

I won't mind a word of gratitude, if it should be thrown in my direction for this enlightenment.

Westbestside:
[s][/s]Apology my foot.

irrefragable:
you accused him of being wrong when you were the one who was wrong, so he deserves an apology.

And, what about saying 'thank you' to me at least ,for this little lecture.

irrefragable:
you accused him of being wrong when you were the one who was wrong, so he deserves an apology.

And, what about saying 'thank you' to me at least ,for this little lecture.