AverageAnnie:
So scared right now. ..having similar case,I'm IMO he's Deltan.....

ariemma:
R.i.p to the dead and we pray for her love ones she left behind... indid our hrt is wit u.

Bt wait naso this BIAFRAN hate each other?? I thought is only NIGERIA such hatred exist.

nosiebaba:
Such a beautiful woman.. See how people are wicked. The biggest mistake of the couples was not staying away from the family after marriage.

Tetehjewels:


I am an Akwa ibomite so I know a lot about you hate filled igbos

donbenie:
I bet you do,no wonder you have been spitting like who chop dog meat..

CaptainGOOD:
Sad fools are already making it tribal.
This is just individual hatred from a bad family.

Even in yoruba land it exists, where and osun girl usually have hatred for ijebu man.
I always hear other yorubas say bad things about ijebu people.

This is just individual hatred.
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post=75075261:

This is BARBARIC.
Let us all say no to HATRED!
This is why we keep talking about the Abolishment of the evil OSU CASTE SYSTEM


For those of us that have forever been wondering, what OSU OUTCAST means, here you have it.....

The Osu caste system, which is prevalent in Anambra, Imo and some areas in Ebonyi states, discriminates against families which in the ancient times were dedicated to the local deities because human sacrifice was required to cleanse the land of abominations. The Osu were mostly slaves and other categories of persons considered as “inferior”, as opposed to those who were “freeborn” or “Nwadiala”. As outcasts, they were discriminated against and not accepted by the mainstream of society.

In spite of efforts by clerics, political leaders and social crusaders to consign this system to the dustbin of history it is still being stubbornly observed in many communities. In 1956, the Eastern Nigerian House of Assembly had passed a law abolishing it, but it was not implemented.

There is no reason for this caste system to remain in these modern times. Slavery was abolished long ago, and no human sacrifice is going on anywhere in Nigeria except as a criminal offence linked to some dark cults. The constitution of Nigeria declares every person free and equal before the law. All Nigerians are constitutionally entitled to fundamental human rights, which include the right to freedom from discrimination and the dignity of the human person.

To end the Osu and similar inhuman caste systems wherever they are being practiced in Nigeria requires a combination of cultural reforms, law enforcement and active sensitisation. Serious legal actions need to be taken against any form of discrimination and dehumanisation.

We call on traditional authorities and churches in Igboland to prevail on every community still practising the Osu caste system to abolish it.

SAY NO TO OSU CASTE SYSTEM and let us all live as brothers and sisters in peace.
#EndOsu
Thank you!

post=75075261:

This is BARBARIC.
Let us all say no to HATRED!
This is why we keep talking about the Abolishment of the evil OSU CASTE SYSTEM


For those of us that have forever been wondering, what OSU OUTCAST means, here you have it.....

The Osu caste system, which is prevalent in Anambra, Imo and some areas in Ebonyi states, discriminates against families which in the ancient times were dedicated to the local deities because human sacrifice was required to cleanse the land of abominations. The Osu were mostly slaves and other categories of persons considered as “inferior”, as opposed to those who were “freeborn” or “Nwadiala”. As outcasts, they were discriminated against and not accepted by the mainstream of society.

In spite of efforts by clerics, political leaders and social crusaders to consign this system to the dustbin of history it is still being stubbornly observed in many communities. In 1956, the Eastern Nigerian House of Assembly had passed a law abolishing it, but it was not implemented.

There is no reason for this caste system to remain in these modern times. Slavery was abolished long ago, and no human sacrifice is going on anywhere in Nigeria except as a criminal offence linked to some dark cults. The constitution of Nigeria declares every person free and equal before the law. All Nigerians are constitutionally entitled to fundamental human rights, which include the right to freedom from discrimination and the dignity of the human person.

To end the Osu and similar inhuman caste systems wherever they are being practiced in Nigeria requires a combination of cultural reforms, law enforcement and active sensitisation. Serious legal actions need to be taken against any form of discrimination and dehumanisation.

We call on traditional authorities and churches in Igboland to prevail on every community still practising the Osu caste system to abolish it.

SAY NO TO OSU CASTE SYSTEM and let us all live as brothers and sisters in peace.
#EndOsu
Thank you!

bkool7:


Where did you get that trash from?
Hmm.
I smell hatred

chiomadim:
I have dated an Anambra person and I can confirm this is true,their mothers have hatred for IMO ladies but Imo guys will marry their own ladies without issue.

nosiebaba:
Later they will say they want biafra. I guess anambra and enugu people hate ebony I people also. Racism and hatred is still embedded even in the family and community level.. In a family you can see two brothers with extreme hatred for each other. Even if Nigeria is divided into 6 parts hatred will still abound.. We need to change our mindsets

CaptainGOOD:


This is my 6th year Lagos
And I have lived in Ibadan and osun so I know what I'm saying.

Tetehjewels:


I am an Akwa ibomite so I know a lot about you hate filled igbos

bkool7:


How long have you lived In Ib and which town in Osun did you live to have such view.
Even I, from Iwo I've never heard such

nosiebaba:
Later they will say they want biafra. I guess anambra and enugu people hate ebony I people also. Racism and hatred is still embedded even in the family and community level.. In a family you can see two brothers with extreme hatred for each other. Even if Nigeria is divided into 6 parts hatred will still abound.. We need to change our mindsets

KANUISALIVE:


Same way sunni muslim hates the shitte muslim despite the faact that both are under Islam

madridsta007:


For every 1 story like this, there are possibly a hundred more good stories. I know tens of Igbos who have married between states in the South East and also outside the South East. Peter Obi is a core Anambra Man; but his wife— and former Anambra First Lady— is from Akwa Ibom. Not even Igbo, yet lauded by Anambrarians. But this sort of news won’t spread. Bad news spreads like wildfire, hence this generalisation that has followed this bad news.

There are bickering amongst every tribe and people. Even in the West. The white man that we revere so much also commits this sort of hate, even worse.

Rejoice5000:
Rip to the dead,am from Anambra got married to Imo state man,we have Anamberians meetings here @Imo state many of us are here,but in my state reverse is the case i don't know why.my younger bro wanted an Imo lady my family wanted to eat him raw, am@IMO peacefully no stress.well they might have their reasons too.IMO MAN + ANAMBRA WOMAN=very ok while IMO WOMAN + ANAMBRA MAN =big wahala.

Tetehjewels:


Yes I do know. Have you forgotten we are bordered by Abia state on the west and north, and by Ebonyi state on the north? Many of us even speak Igbo so yes I know you guys.

Hate filled Enviers of each other