KosiGee:


My great grand father had such name. My grand father had it. My father had it but never used it.

People from old Aguata local government and some parts of Aniocha used compound names. I’m talking about 40s to late 70s.

Portuguese and Brazilians use multiple names but not necessarily compound names. Mother’s and father’s names are included in the birth certificates. Mother’s last name comes first followed by father’s last name.

Okoliokonkwo or Nwankwonwafo are normal names in the 60s around Aguata lga of Anambra state. Apart from compound Igbo market day names, you can also hear names like Nwankwo-Igboaja...eg John Chukwudi Nwankwo-igboaja.

CoronaVirusRelo:
He should be used as a lab rat.

OruExpress:
Chinese media lying started this mess, and China is in the process of trying to eliminate it's growing black population. The name of the man, to any Igbo speaker, is nonsensical

Okonkwonwoye

Oko - Boy
Nkwo - Born or Nkwo day

Nw - Nwa (Short) Child
Oye - A child born on Oye (or Orie) day.

Meaning this man's ancestors was born twice in one week lol.



Read with the eye of an adult. Take care.

If you click the Youtube link, you will see the video was uploaded by 'lalasticlala Lala'
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrTz0ptSXYQch_rY-ZK1l5w


Shanghai.ist is a gossip blog as well.

OrcaHealth:



I don't know how someone can be so wicked as to infect fellow human being with such deadly disease,Chinese government should send d stupid guy to jail or hell.rubbish and ingredient

West2019:
you are a badstard fool

krasican:
Vampire ni o.

leaculpa:


Source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8184403/amp/Coronavirus-patient-savagely-bites-nurses-face-bid-run-away-quarantine.html

krasican:
Vampire ni o.

dipopooo:
Hmmm... Chika of China. Flatee with their stupid behaviour

Dayodragon:



You must be very STUPID AND useless for this post.. zoo fit you

leaculpa:


Source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8184403/amp/Coronavirus-patient-savagely-bites-nurses-face-bid-run-away-quarantine.html

OruExpress:
Chinese media lying started this mess, and China is in the process of trying to eliminate it's growing black population. The name of the man, to any Igbo speaker, is nonsensical

Okonkwonwoye

Oko - Boy
Nkwo - Born or Nkwo day

Nw - Nwa (Short) Child
Oye - A child born on Oye (or Orie) day.

Meaning this man's ancestors was born twice in one week lol.



Read with the eye of an adult. Take care.

If you click the Youtube link, you will see the video was uploaded by 'lalasticlala Lala'
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrTz0ptSXYQch_rY-ZK1l5w


Shanghai.ist is a gossip blog as well.

DropsMic:
I trust Chinese Government... That fool will regret what he did

OruExpress:


You're not telling the truth. Everyone can make a claim about their family members on an anonymous unverified website like this, but know that we're neighbors, and nobody in our culture had a last name in the time of your great grandfather. in fact, almost all of our last names are our great grandfather's first (and only) name because the tradition began with our grandfathers who took their father's only name as their last name or our fathers who used our grandfathers.

I don't know how many portugese and brazilians you have in your village but again, this is Igbo culture we're talking about and you're lying for no foreseeable benefit.

I googled Okoliokonkwo and not one living human being is baring that last name. I see Okoli Okonkwo which is a middle and a last name and perfectly fine. But as one name, no. Maybe you can point me to the person? If your grandfather had that name at least one of his decedents has facebook. If these are common names in the 60s why don't these Okoliokonkwo have descendants online? What happens at the end of you lie? What do you gain?

I'm also not talking about hyphenated names which did not exist in the time you're referencing. But if they existed, and they didn't, they are entirely separate from compound names that imply being born twice.

There is a specific British decree that ordered people in the Nigeria colony must have last names, so pretending your Greatgrandfather had a last name to exposed people from the same region you're from does nothing for you. We know you're lying. Unless you're 12 and your Great Grandfather is from a more recent generation and even then, none of the names you cited exist.

OruExpress:


You're not telling the truth. Everyone can make a claim about their family members on an anonymous unverified website like this, but know that we're neighbors, and nobody in our culture had a last name in the time of your great grandfather. in fact, almost all of our last names are our great grandfather's first (and only) name because the tradition began with our grandfathers who took their father's only name as their last name or our fathers who used our grandfathers.

I don't know how many portugese and brazilians you have in your village but again, this is Igbo culture we're talking about and you're lying for no foreseeable benefit.

I googled Okoliokonkwo and not one living human being is baring that last name. I see Okoli Okonkwo which is a middle and a last name and perfectly fine. But as one name, no. Maybe you can point me to the person? If your grandfather had that name at least one of his decedents has facebook. If these are common names in the 60s why don't these Okoliokonkwo have descendants online? What happens at the end of you lie? What do you gain?

I'm also not talking about hyphenated names which did not exist in the time you're referencing. But if they existed, and they didn't, they are entirely separate from compound names that imply being born twice.

There is a specific British decree that ordered people in the Nigeria colony must have last names, so pretending your Greatgrandfather had a last name to exposed people from the same region you're from does nothing for you. We know you're lying. Unless you're 12 and your Great Grandfather is from a more recent generation and even then, none of the names you cited exist.