invisible!:

It will be of immense help if you gather more details about your dad. His real name and the town or village in Owerri is required. Then you can pay a visit to probe further or pay someone to pursue the leads. Another important stuff is his picture, this will juggle the memory of people from that area.

invisible!:

Did you find any famillies with that surname? Not only in Owerri but surrounding towns.

Inked_Nerd:


Lmfao, hmmm ok not to be rude or anything but this sounds almost like the exact same story that Stacie Scott Turner from "The Real Housewives of D.C." She told almost the exact same story that you're telling >>> http://209.81.89.10/the-real-housewives-of-dc/season-1/videos/stacies-birth-father & http://stacieturner.com/blog/2010/10/03/episode-8-no-stones-left-un-turned/ I'll post the full episode online when they have it up on the Bravo website. I saw the 8th episode over the weekend. It was the episode where Stacie met with the Nigerian woman, Stella and they discussed finding her birth father. Almost all of the things you stated from the village where the father is from to the Igbo name is the same thing Stacie said.

Inked_Nerd:


Lmfao, hmmm ok not to be rude or anything but this sounds almost like the exact same story that Stacie Scott Turner from "The Real Housewives of D.C." She told almost the exact same story that you're telling >>> http://209.81.89.10/the-real-housewives-of-dc/season-1/videos/stacies-birth-father & http://stacieturner.com/blog/2010/10/03/episode-8-no-stones-left-un-turned/ I'll post the full episode online when they have it up on the Bravo website. I saw the 8th episode over the weekend. It was the episode where Stacie met with the Nigerian woman, Stella and they discussed finding her birth father. Almost all of the things you stated from the village where the father is from to the Igbo name is the same thing Stacie said.

Inked_Nerd:


Lmfao, hmmm ok not to be rude or anything but this sounds almost like the exact same story that Stacie Scott Turner from "The Real Housewives of D.C." She told almost the exact same story that you're telling >>> http://209.81.89.10/the-real-housewives-of-dc/season-1/videos/stacies-birth-father & http://stacieturner.com/blog/2010/10/03/episode-8-no-stones-left-un-turned/ I'll post the full episode online when they have it up on the Bravo website. I saw the 8th episode over the weekend. It was the episode where Stacie met with the Nigerian woman, Stella and they discussed finding her birth father. Almost all of the things you stated from the village where the father is from to the Igbo name is the same thing Stacie said.

kayla_79:

I was raised in Louisiana by my grandmother in a little town called Grambling, I met my mom for the first time when I was 17 and Every time i ask

her about my father she refuses to tell me. My Dad I found out is from Igbo land and since I was 25 I have been looking for my family in Nigeria,

I know he is from Owerri, and I found out recently my name is Ngozi which happens to be igbo,  Please is there anyone out there who can lead me

on the right path to a long search to find my biological father and family?

Thank you for your time and may god continue to bless each and everyone of you,

Inked_Nerd:


No, I do not know who you are nor do I know what it is that your going through. Perhaps if you'd looked through the Stacie Scott Turner's blog that I posted then perhaps you would have seen that there is there is a program she said she was using to find her father so stop acting as though I've done something to you. Is it my fault that there's is an uncanny resemblance in the your supposed story?!?! Anyone who had seen that episode or watches the show could have easily made that connection. Its not like I'm the only person that watches that show. Its a nation wide show for goodness sakes. Had I not said it, someone else would. If it really bothered you that much then you'd use try to use the program or a program similar to that or try to use the same methods that she [Stacie Scott Turner] used in order to find this father that you say you have.

Inked_Nerd:


No, I do not know who you are nor do I know what it is that your going through. Perhaps if you'd looked through the Stacie Scott Turner's blog that I posted then perhaps you would have seen that there is there is a program she said she was using to find her father so stop acting as though I've done something to you. Is it my fault that there's is an uncanny resemblance in the your supposed story?!?! Anyone who had seen that episode or watches the show could have easily made that connection. Its not like I'm the only person that watches that show. Its a nation wide show for goodness sakes. Had I not said it, someone else would. If it really bothered you that much then you'd use try to use the program or a program similar to that or try to use the same methods that she [Stacie Scott Turner] used in order to find this father that you say you have.

Inked_Nerd:


No, I did not fail to read that part. Like I said, I NOTICED the similarities in the two stories. Did I at any point in time say that it was the exact story? No. Go back and re-read what I wrote, not once did I say that it was the same story or that the stories are one in the same. The keyword here is SIMILAR not EXACT. Anyone could have noticed the connection.

ifyalways:

Do u know for sure that he is from Owerri or better still,how/who told u your dad is from Owerri?
If you are sure hes from Owerri and his last name is Iwunnah then you stand a 70% chance of meeting him.
Where did your mum meet your dad?what was he doing then? _{u dont have to answer that here}
If u have the above infor and get to Owerri,ask for the kings Place and state your case b4 him.
Having a pic of him wud help.Be careful of the infor u spill on net whilist searching,[s]someone might use them and try to impersonate your dad[/s]
BTWN,u really dont have to travel down yet,there in Loiusiana,i believe u wud get an Igbo meeting/group/Families,see if telling them first wud help.We igbos always have ways of linking up esp when abroad.
Goodluck

kayla_79:

I was raised in Louisiana by my grandmother in a little town called Grambling, I met my mom for the first time when I was 17 and Every time i ask

her about my father she refuses to tell me. My Dad I found out is from Igbo land and since I was 25 I have been looking for my family in Nigeria,

I know he is from Owerri, and I found out recently my name is Ngozi which happens to be igbo, Please is there anyone out there who can lead me

on the right path to a long search to find my biological father and family?

Thank you for your time and may god continue to bless each and everyone of you,

Inked_Nerd:


No, I do not know who you are nor do I know what it is that your going through. Perhaps if you'd looked through the Stacie Scott Turner's blog that I posted then perhaps you would have seen that there is there is a program she said she was using to find her father so stop acting as though I've done something to you. Is it my fault that there's is an uncanny resemblance in the your supposed story?!?! Anyone who had seen that episode or watches the show could have easily made that connection. Its not like I'm the only person that watches that show. Its a nation wide show for goodness sakes. Had I not said it, someone else would. If it really bothered you that much then you'd use try to use the program or a program similar to that or try to use the same methods that she [Stacie Scott Turner] used/is using in order to find this father that you say you have.

Yorisb:

Detectives are already on this case - It isnt gonna turn out wella seemingly.

Inked_Nerd:

kayla_79, I would like to apologize for the way that I came off with my post(s). I didn't mean to come across is such a manner. I hope you can find it in your heart to forgive me. If you don't I understand. If I can find any sort of information that help you in your journey, I will be sure to let you know. I wish you lots of luck in your search for your father. Once again, I'm very sorry for my behavior