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Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Nobody: 3:47pm On Dec 27, 2020
ijawcitizen:

The Yorubas do not deny their crimes against Ijaw people and Niger Deltans in general. Why are you igbos still denying yours?

List the crimes of the IGBOS against ur tribe. Cuz ur tribe is not Niger delta grin
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Nobody: 3:59pm On Dec 27, 2020
tutudesz:

All region, whether South West, South East, North Central, North East is against the South South on resource control. The PIB is yet to be passed for years, because it will give oil producing communities and state more money.

I'm of the opinion that all regions should be in charge of their resources 100% and pay a percentage to the federal govt. The people against this are not the masses but the gang of thieves that see political offices as their sources of livelihood. That is not to say the oil producing states will suddenly become more prosperous and developed, because the same gangs of mugs that the whole country is infested with have a representation in the SS political setting.

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Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by israelinvests: 4:44pm On Dec 27, 2020
[b][/b] southwest is the second highest producer of crude oil in Nigeria ......

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Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Nobody: 5:38pm On Dec 27, 2020
israelinvests:
[b][/b] southwest is the second highest producer of crude oil in Nigeria ......


In Benin republic not Nigeria
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by israelinvests: 8:23pm On Dec 27, 2020
Juliusmalema:



In Benin republic not Nigeria
thesebare the names of oil producing states in Nigeria.
(1) Akwa ibom 50400 pbd

(2) Delta State. 345,000 pbd

(3) Rivers State 344,000 pbd

(4) bayelsa state 288,000 pbd

(5) Ondo state 60,000 pbd

(6) Lagos State 40,000 pbd

(7) Edo state 33,000 pbd

(cool imo state 17, 000 pbd

(9) Abia state 11,000 pbd.


pls confirm this from nnpc website. Google can do u alots favour on this.

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Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by israelinvests: 8:34pm On Dec 27, 2020
Juliusmalema:



In Benin republic not Nigeria
these are the names of oil producing states in Nigeria.
(1) Akwa ibom 50400 pbd

(2) Delta State. 345,000 pbd

(3) Rivers State 344,000 pbd

(4) bayelsa state 288,000 pbd

(5) Ondo state 60,000 pbd

(6) Lagos State 40,000 pbd

(7) Edo state 33,000 pbd

(cool imo state 17, 000 pbd

(9) Abia state 11,000 pbd.


pls confirm this from nnpc website. Google can do u alots favour on this.

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Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Nobody: 9:32pm On Dec 27, 2020
israelinvests:
these are the names of oil producing states in Nigeria.
(1) Akwa ibom 50400 pbd

(2) Delta State. 345,000 pbd

(3) Rivers State 344,000 pbd

(4) bayelsa state 288,000 pbd

(5) Ondo state 60,000 pbd

(6) Lagos State 40,000 pbd

(7) Edo state 33,000 pbd

(cool imo state 17, 000 pbd

(9) Abia state 11,000 pbd.


pls confirm this from nnpc website. Google can do u alots favour on this.

Shut up. The event took place in 1995
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Nobody: 9:39pm On Dec 27, 2020
israelinvests:
[b][/b] southwest is the second highest producer of crude oil in Nigeria ......


U mean the ijaw crude oil in ondo state abi?
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Nobody: 9:39pm On Dec 27, 2020
Bkayyy:

You can say that again..
No organization fights against an oppressor without being termed terrorists.
Even Jesus and Muhammad were called terrorists
BTW, They are waiting for the Python dancers
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Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Nobody: 9:40pm On Dec 27, 2020
Juliusmalema:



Naso una u go dey rant till u free yourself from Ipob blood oath.

Ipob remains a terrorist organization and if their stupidity goes high again, buratai will suya then again...highest onu ekwu oo...Okwu..but the dead is gone.


As for those waiting for python dancers, they should go and look for clear forest..to face them and not hiding in midst of innocent people.

Burutai is afraid
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Nobody: 9:42pm On Dec 27, 2020
PHijo:


Official figures state that, many of you don't even know who is Ijaw yet you try to define her. Ibibio are only in Akwa Ibom. Even if you add the Annang and Efiks to them it is only Akwa/Cross.

As Ijaw we are found in Akwa Ibom, Edo, Ondo, Delta, Rivers and Bayelsa. The largest Ijaw clan happens to be in Rivers state.

Tiv people are only found in two senatorial districts in Benue state.

Our Urhobo neighbours are larger than all the other groups you mentioned. They are the fifth largest. Tiv are 6th before Ibibio.

Ijaw is a minority to the igbos in rivers state.

Ijaw main population is in Bayelsa, not rivers.
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Nobody: 9:44pm On Dec 27, 2020
PHijo:


You are the one talking stupidly!

What you voted GEJ doesn't mean we owe you Biafra or anything. You voted him because you believed he was the better man. The same way you voted Fulani like late Shagari and Yar'Adua or Yoruba like Obasanjo. The same way you voted Atiku in 2019.

You can't hold us hostage for choices you made, Ijaw people didn't ask for Nigeria's presidency. They asked for laws that would preserve, protect their environment, laws that will enable them provide for their families.

What you call "abandoned property " was a decision made by Nigerian government after series of complaints were made in connection with properties illegally acquired by Igbos during the defunct eastern region and in the course of the 30 year war.

People like Achuzia of the Biafran army murdered a prominent Ijaw man in Port Harcourt in his bid to steal his property.

That we don't talk doesn't mean we don't know all the evil you guys did. If not for the kind of heart we have none of you would be found anywhere near Port Harcourt.

What is the name of that man killed by Achizie
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by israelinvests: 10:41pm On Dec 27, 2020
Logan23:



U mean the ijaw crude oil in ondo state abi?
pls quote me like a matured mind.. I didn't mentioned tribes here. I said Southwest is the second highest producers of crude oil in Nigeria, but due to the affection of insecurity in you. you misquoted me. I didn't bother to know if it is ijaw , but all I know is that ondo produce oil affiliated to crude substance and ondo is included in the list of oil producing states.thanks
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by israelinvests: 10:47pm On Dec 27, 2020
Logan23:


Shut up. The event took place in 1995
I don't argue with emotions. I base my assertions on facts. I gave u 2020 list of oil states producers. these are the states involves in 15% derivations from crude's revenues.... Google it bro...
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Nobody: 10:56pm On Dec 27, 2020
israelinvests:
I don't argue with emotions. I base my assertions on facts. I gave u 2020 list of oil states producers. these are the states involves in 15% derivations from crude's revenues.... Google it bro...

I dont think u are coordinating.

The igbos walked out with the SS in 1995 during negotiations wit d govt, back then no igbo state was an oil producer.
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Nobody: 10:57pm On Dec 27, 2020
israelinvests:
pls quote me like a matured mind.. I didn't mentioned tribes here. I said Southwest is the second highest producers of crude oil in Nigeria, but due to the affection of insecurity in you. you misquoted me. I didn't bother to know if it is ijaw , but all I know is that ondo produce oil affiliated to crude substance and ondo is included in the list of oil producing states.thanks

The oil wells in Ondo belongs to ijaw pple from delta state. Obasanjo added the ijaws to Ondo during state creation in 1979
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by walefresh3(m): 11:11pm On Dec 27, 2020
Logan23:


The oil wells in Ondo belongs to ijaw pple from delta state. Obasanjo added the ijaws to Ondo during state creation in 1979
You meant ayetoro and aromire are ijaw locations. You must be a toddler...

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Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by walefresh3(m): 11:48pm On Dec 27, 2020
Logan23:


The oil wells in Ondo belongs to ijaw pple from delta state. Obasanjo added the ijaws to Ondo during state creation in 1979
stop giving faulse informations here.. why are u peoples like this. Because you want to feel your ego, then the next thing is to tell lies... Ilaje local government is the only oil producing lg in ondo .The kingdom of oba ugbo of ilaje Land. Ijaw people are located Eastward of ondo and thier local government is call ese-odo . they are subgroup of ijaw people in ondo state. Apoi and arogbo kingdom... So ilaje are Yoruba subgroup from ife. https://m.grin.com/document/174563 I know say u be Igbo or some miscreants that only knows how to type English in other to confuse people who do not have time for history.
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by walefresh3(m): 11:56pm On Dec 27, 2020
Logan23:


I dont think u are coordinating.

The igbos walked out with the SS in 1995 during negotiations wit d govt, back then no igbo state was an oil producer.
stop to dey tell stories... Currently and presently. South West is the second oil producer in Nigeria. Go and questions NNPC or go to ilaje and transfer thier oil to ijaw oil. Check the links. Below..https://m.grin.com/document/174563

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Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Nobody: 12:50am On Dec 28, 2020
walefresh3:
stop to dey tell stories... Currently and presently. South West is the second oil producer in Nigeria. Go and questions NNPC or go to ilaje and transfer thier oil to ijaw oil. Check the links. Below..https://m.grin.com/document/174563


Read my post and read ur comment.
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Nobody: 1:14am On Dec 28, 2020
walefresh3:
You meant ayetoro and aromire are ijaw locations. You must be a toddler...


Arogbo Ijaws/Apoi Ijaws are the main tribe that populated d Ese-odo local government area of ondo state. And that's where the oil is. Keep quiet
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Nobody: 1:15am On Dec 28, 2020
walefresh3:
stop giving faulse informations here.. why are u peoples like this. Because you want to feel your ego, then the next thing is to tell lies... Ilaje local government is the only oil producing lg in ondo .The kingdom of oba ugbo of ilaje Land. Ijaw people are located Eastward of ondo and thier local government is call ese-odo . they are subgroup of ijaw people in ondo state. Apoi and arogbo kingdom... So ilaje are Yoruba subgroup from ife. https://m.grin.com/document/174563 I know say u be Igbo or some miscreants that only knows how to type English in other to confuse people who do not have time for history.

Quit the long lies.

Ijaws populate Ese-odo local govt area, that's where the crude oil is. Be mute
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by 9jakool: 5:59am On Dec 28, 2020
Logan23:



Arogbo Ijaws/Apoi Ijaws are the main tribe that populated d Ese-odo local government area of ondo state. And that's where the oil is. Keep quiet

Which is a false assumption because everything oil is automatically linked with Ijaws. The oil in Ondo is actually mostly offshore in Ilaje coastal waters with some onshore oil wells in Ugbo kingdom.

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Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by israelinvests: 6:52am On Dec 28, 2020
9jakool:


Which is a false assumption because everything oil is automatically linked with Ijaws. The oil in Ondo is actually mostly offshore in Ilaje coastal waters with some onshore oil wells in Ugbo kingdom.
the guy naa olodo. ugbo kingdom is even found in Delta State . they are Yoruba subgroup.. ese-odo is not producing Any crude oil, but ilaje local government is only area producing crude oil. Ask him to do the reseàch on Nnpc site.... ilaje lg belong to Ugbo people of Yoruba sub, during regionalism system of government, oba Ugbo controlled alots of communities in Bendel eastern side. ..

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Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by israelinvests: 8:06am On Dec 28, 2020

Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by israelinvests: 8:22am On Dec 28, 2020
Logan23:


I dont think u are coordinating.

The igbos walked out with the SS in 1995 during negotiations wit d govt, back then no igbo state was an oil producer.
You said then , but now Igbo are oil producing state .and I don't really know what is re insinuating here, cus Itge discussion was focusing ondo's oil owner. ...

read this to gain more knowledge. Ìlàje is a Local Government Area in Ondo State,
South West Nigeria . Its headquarters are in the town of Igbokoda. The Ilajes are a distinct migratory coastal linguistic group of Yoruba peoples spread along the coastal belts of Ondo, Ogun, Lagos and Delta states, and originally made up of four geo-political entities namely: Ode Ugbo, Ode Mahin, Ode Etikan and Aheri. While most towns and villages in the Mahin kingdom (Ode Mahin) are distributed on arable lands, the towns and villages in the other three geo-polities of Ugbo, Aheri and Etikan kingdoms are spread out along the beaches and swampy terrains of the Atlantic Ocean coast.
Origins
Some Ilajes were said to have left Ile Ife, their original ancestral home in the 10th century. They mainly occupy the Atlantic coastline of Ondo State of Nigeria while a large population of them settles on land in the hinterland. The area they occupy today is Ondo State , an outlet to the sea.
Geography
Ilaje land has an area of 1,318 km 2 (509 sq mi) and a population of 290,615 at the 2006 census although the population can be said to have been under enumerated due to the riverine nature of the area, and lack of accessibility by road/land. Towards the western reaches, the Aheri and Etikan share border with the Ijebus. The Ikale to the north bound the Mahins, the
Itsekiri people who the Ilajes consider their cousins, share the eastern border with the Ugbos, the Yoruba speaking Apoi and Arogbo Ijaws are located to the north east in Ese Odo LGA, and the Atlantic Ocean is situated on the southern boundary. [2] The Ilajes are one of the most dynamic and enterprising people in Nigeria. Their aquatic skill, coupled with their ability to adapt enabled them to conquer their harsh geographical environment and turn it to their advantage. Consequently, they were able to build large communities like Ugbonla, Aiyetoro, Zion PePe and Orioke. Aiyetoro for example in its hey-days had the highest per capita income in the whole of Africa due to its early discovery of crude petroleum, and attracted visitors, tourists and researchers from all over the world.
Apart from petroleum found in the area, other mineral raw materials available in Ilajeland include glass sand , salt , Tar sand / Bitumen,
quartz and clay. Agricultural products include: Fish, Poultry, piggery , Maize , Palm oil , Vegetables, Timber , Rafia , Poultry, Copra ,
cocoyam , Bananas and Cassava . The natural environment of Ilajeland is particularly suitable for the development of large scale rice plantations and the salt industry. The occupational activities of the Ilajes include fishing, canoe making, lumbering, net making, mat making, launch building, farming and trading. Fishing however remains the major agricultural preoccupation of the Ilaje. This is underscored by the fact that the Ilaje's geographical sphere has one of the longest coastlines in Nigeria. Ilaje's fishing dexterity is underlined by a popular saying among the Ilaje that:
Ubo eri pa to, Ilaje gwa to rin meaning:
Wherever the river current runs through, there you will find the Ilaje.
thousands of migrant Ilaje fishermen can be found in many other coastal communities all over Nigeria in places like Epe, Escravos, Warri, Badagry, Brass and Nembe.
Igbokoda, the Ilaje local government headquarters is fast becoming an international trade center as its popular market attracts traders not only from other part of Nigeria, but, also from other African countries especially
Togo , Benin, Ghana , Cameroon and Gabon . Ilajeland is only about 75 kilometers from Lagos and its aquatic environment present the area as a suitable environment for tourism. It is hoped that the Ondo State government and the government of Nigeria will help develop it into a world class tourist attraction. In the past the entire area suffered serious neglect and marginalization in the hands of the government. However, it appears that the Ondo State government has come to realize the importance of Ilajeland not only because it is her only outlet to the sea but also because it is her economic power house. The state is now constructing a network of roads linking the area with the hinterland and has promised to provide basic social amenities including electricity and drinking water systems.
The highlight of the Ondo State's recent development efforts is the acquisition of about 200 hectares of land to be developed and built as a satellite town for the people displayed from their homes in towns and villages on the Atlantic coastline as a result of petroleum drilling and exploratory activities. No doubt, there is a big future for the area especially with the Olokola Development project by Ondo and Ogun State Governments.
Towns
Ugbo Kingdom
Abetobo zion
Abokiti
Ago Alufa
Ago nati
Ajegunle
Alagbom zion
Alagbon
Amehin
Apata ilaje
Asumaga
Awoye
Ayetoro
Bijimi
Bowoto
Eke atiye
Eke baale
Eke didi
Eke ilutitun
Eke itiola
Eke maha
Eke moki
Eke nla
Eke ofolajetan
Eke yonren
Ernna ogbeni
Erunna
Erunna lagbe
Gbagara
Idi-ogba
Idogun
Idogun ayadi
Idogun ehinmore
Ikorigho
Ilepete
Ilowo
Ilowo ayetoro
Ilowo Nla
Ilowo ogunsemore
Iluabo
Imoluwa
Jirinwo
Lepe
Molutehin
Obe Adun
Obe akingboye
Obe apata
Obe Arenewo
Obe Dapo
Obe Enikanselu
Obe ifenla
Obe Iji
Obe Jedo
Obe Magbe
Obe Nla
Obe Ogbaro
Obe Olomore
Obe Orisabinone
Obe Rebimino
Obe Rewoye
Obe Sedara
Odofado
Odonla
Odonla meduoye
Odun Ogungbeje
Odun ojabireni
Odun oriretan
Odun Oyinbo
Odun Yonren
Ogbongboro
Ogboti
Oghoye
Ojumole
Okun ipin
Olotu
Olotu kuwo
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Olotu yara
Orioke Harama
Oroto
Otumara
Otumare se- side
Owoleba
Saheyi
Uba Korigho
Ubale
Ubale kekere
Ubale nla
Ugbage
Ugbo
Ugbonla
Womitenren
Yaye
Zion Ikerigho
Zion Iluabo
Mahin Kingdom
Abealala
Abereke
Aboto
Ago Doroh
Ago Ikuebolati
Ago Lulu
Ago Olomidegun
Akata
Alagbede
Aruwayo
Asisa
Atijere
Betiegbofo
Broke Camp
Ebute Ipare
Ehin - Osa
Elegboro
Ereke
Ereke Majofodun
Ereke Makuleyi
Etigho
Gbabijo
Ibila
Idigho
Igbegunrin
Igbo - Okuta
Igbobi
Igbokoda
Igbolomi
Ikale Camp
Iloro
Ilu Sosi
Imoluwa
Ita - Age
Italita Camp
Itebukunmi
Job Camp
Korolo
Kugbonre
Kurugbene
Legha
Lerenren
Logede Camp
Madagbayi
Magbehinwa
Magbojuri
Mahin
Mahintedo
Maran
Moferere
Mogunyanje
Motiala
Motoro
Odun Oloja
Odun Oluma
Odun Oroyo
Odunmogun
Ogorogo
Ohaketa Camp
Ojan
Oke Etigho
Okishilo
Okoga
Okunniyi
Olosunmeta
Opolo
Orere - Ara
Oribero
Orimoloye
Orioke Iwamimo
Oriranyin
Orofin Camp
Oropo Zion
Oroyomi
Pete-Inu
Piawo
Ramasilo
Seja Odo
Seja Oke
Seluwa
Tedo Camp
Tomoloju
Tomoloju Camp
Ugbaha
Zion Gbabijo
Zion Igbokoda
Zion Mahintedo
Zion Ogogoro
Etikan Kingdom
Agba Gana
Ago Apeja
Ago Buli
Ago Egun
Ago Festus
Ago Gbobaniyi
Ago Ijebu
Ago Ikumapayi
Ago Iwabi
Ago Lubi
Ago Oluji
Aiyetitun
Araromi Etikan
Igbobi
Ikaji Etikan
Moborode
Obalende Etikan
Ode Etikan
Oja Igo Etikan
Oja oje
Oja Osho
Oja Temidire
Oke Harama
Okonla
Okun Eikan
Ramasilo Etikan
Uba Agba
Uba Akobi
Uba Domi
Uba Etikan
Uba Kalebari
Uba Oke Kelian
Uba Ropeda
Uba Yellow
Aheri Kingdom
Agbala Obi
Agbala Olope Meji
Agerige Town
Agerige Zion
Aheri Camp
Ajebamidele
Akata
Ako Ira-Oba
Alape Junction
Araromi Sea-side
Enu-Ama
Ideghele
Idigbengbin
Igogun
Ihapen
Ilefunfun
Ipare
Ipepe
Mofehintokun
Okesiri
Olopo
Ramasilo
Temidire
Ubalogun
Zion pepe
Igbotu
Aboromeji
Aboto Camp
Ago
Ago-Ogele
Ago-Yellow
Amayetigba
Araromi
Arigbe Camp
Baale Camp
Bisewe Golote
Ebidlo
Ekohebo Camp
Enikorogha
Epewe
Eredase Camp
Esenoko Camp
Gbabijo
Gunmagun Camp
Hamidifa
Idigba Camp
Igbebomi Iyara
Igbobini
Igbolani-Arubenghan
Igbotu
Igbotu-Atijo
Igbotu-Gbaluwe
Igbotu-Zion
Igirikile
Imobi
Itebetabe Camp
Iyara
Kafawe
Kitikoro
Kolodi Camp
Kurugbene
Lagereke
Laporen Camp
Lobele Camp
Logede
Lumoko Camp
Moboro Village
Odibo
Ogbeni Camp
Ogunmade
Okoro
Okorogbene
Okuru Camp
Olorunsola Camp
Olowo Camp
Oluagbo
Omukoro Camp
Onipanu Ago Bagi
Onisosi
Otarogbene Camp
Pee Camp
Pghono Camp
Piria
Shabomi Babomi
Sogbo Camp
Surulere
Yogha
Zion
Resources
Ilaje Local Government was created out of the defunct Ilaje/Ese-Odo Local Government Area on October 1, 1996 by the federal government. It consists of over four hundred towns and villages, covering an area of 3,000 square kilometers. It shares boundary in the North with Okitipupa Local Government, the south by Atlantic Ocean, in the West by Ogun State and in the East by Delta State. It is covered by troughs and undulating low land surfaces. The extreme South is covered by silt, and mud and superficial sedimentary deposits.
There is sand formation at the Western part of the Local Government extending from the Lekki peninsula in Lagos State to Araromi Sea-side and Zion pepe, Agba to Etugbo and Ipare all, Mahin and Ugbonla the Eastern part of the Local Government Area can boast of the largest coconut plantation in West Africa. Ilaje Local Government is the largest local Government in Ondo State in terms of its landmass. According to the 1991 National Population Census, the Local Government is one of the most populated in Ondo State, with a population figure of two hundred and sevevty seven thousand and thirty four (277,034. it has a shoreline covering about 180 km thereby making Ondo State, a state with the longest coastline in Nigeria, Crude oil, which is the mainstay of the Nigerian economy. Traditionally, it is grouped into 8 kingdoms namely: Mahin land under His Royal Majesty, Amapetu of Mahin, Ugboland which is under His Royal Majesty Olugbo of Ugbo Kingdom. Aheri land under the Maporure and Etikan land under the Onikan of Etikan, Odonla land under the Alagho of Odonla, Obenla land under the Olubo of Obenla, Obe Ogbaro land under the Odoka of Obe Ogbaro, Igbokoda under the Olu of Iggbokoda and Igboegunrin under the Odede of Igboegunrin.
Educational institutions
The Local Government Area has a total of 117 institutions of learning. This comprises 96 primary schools; 20 secondary schools and Technical College at Ayetoro, established by the community itself and the university of science and technology okitipupa established by the ousted governor Olusegun Agagu
Economy
Major industries
Oluwa Glass Company Plc, Igbokoda. This industry made use of the abundance of high quality silica sand that could be found in various parts of the Local Government. The sand account not less than 75% of the raw materials for manufacturing glasses sheet and could be dug in large quantity in Agerige, Akata, Olopemeji, Araromi Sea-side, Zion Pepe, Ode Etikan, Igbokoda Zion, Aboto and Orereara. Only the one at Igbokoda for now solely feeds the Oluwa Glass Factory. Oluwa Glass Company can produce for both export and local consumption and the production should be a veritable source of inspiration to potential investors. Allied industries to the factory can also be established.
Petroleum exploration
Crude oil, which is the major source of income in Nigeria, is found in Ilaje Local Government. There are oil wells and fields spread all over the Local Government Area both onshore and offshore, Oil Companies such as Shell, Chevron, Texaco Nigeria Ltd and Consolidated Oil, Express Petroleum and Gas Company, Atlas Oil Company, Allied Energy Oil Company, Cavendish Oil Company, Esso-Mobil were at a time already operating in the Local Government Area.
However, crude oil was first discovered at Araromi Sea-side in 1908 and later at Ogogoro in 1952 even before it was discovered in River State in 1956. recently, the disputed on shore Oil wells formerly credited to Delta state have just been returned to Ondo State. They are as follows: Opuekepa, Omuro, Ojumole, Malu, Eko, Parabe, Minna, Bella, Obe, Esan, Ewa, Opolo, Opuama and Isekelwu oil fields.
Bitumen
Bitumen which will soon become the second world mineral resources after Crude Oil is found in large quantity in Ilaje Local Government Area e.g. Mahintedo, Igbo egunrin, Igbobi, Agerige, Araromi Sea-Side host of other communities. However, the proposed seaport and exchange zone to be cited at Araromi Sea-Side will serve as a means of exporting the product and its products to other parts of the world.
Fishing terminal, Igbokoda
The foremost role played by this Local Government in national fish production has motivated the Federal Government to establish the Multi Million naira Terminal at Igbokoda, bearing in mind the abundant local experience, labour supply direct access to the sea proposed entrance for big fishing vessels, creeks and rivers, the fishing industry remains attractive to willing investors, it has been designed mainly for large scale fishing, but subsistence fishermen equally find it useful for storage purposes.
Boat-building industry
Apart from the Boat yard at Igbokoda, the first Dockyard was at Ayetoro and later Orike Iwamimo,Olotu kuwo. A few other towns engage in boat building and essentially through cooperative efforts. The need for the supply of more boats since about 75% of the Local Government is Riverine. There is also need for improved technology in the business of boat building in order to boast productivity. This is a vacuum that could be filled by potential investors.
Other industries
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Oil-producing mill
There is large oil palm estate maintained in Ilaje Local Government Area. Besides the wide spread of lands which abound in Mahin, Araromi, Ilumeje and Aheri Area of the Local Government is suitable for the existing oil mills and palm plantation and the fruits can be sourced from the estates.
Ogogoro/alcohol distillery and palm wine tapping
The business dots all parts of the Local Government because of the availability of palm tree. However, improved mechanized distillery to boost large scale production on industrial alcohol is attainable. This orders a challenge to the world of investors.
Mat-weaving industry
The raw materials for this are also sourced locally. Raffia Palms form the basis of the mat weaving, in the entire Local Government but the current level of mat making can be increased through the introduction of modern implements or method of mat making.
Raw materials
1. Water Hyacinth, available in large quantity and uses for production of fertilizer, insecticide, mosquito coils etc., 2. Livestock, Cuc, SWillC, Chicks it! Incat 3. Palm fruit for producing such as: a. Palm fruit for producing red oil b. Rafia palm for building bag weaving etc. c. Palm kernel and nuts for producing pomade soap. d. Palm wine for consumption; coconut oil fibre, products e. Log trees for making planks, long fibre pulp for Newsprints and paper production. f. Other farm produce include cassava, rice plantation, maize Okro, pawpaw, cashew, vegetable all of which have domestic and industrial purpose. g. Animal husbandry is possible all year round because of the perennial presence of green grass for grazing in every part of the Local Government.
Major occupation
Fishing is the major occupation of the Ilajes. This is enhanced by about 75% of the area being Riverine and easy access to the sea. This large scale fishing attracts traders and consumers from the nooks and crannies of the country. Of course, the largest fish market in Nigeria is situated in Igbokoda, the Headquarters of the Local Government. While timber portions of the timbers are essentially transported to Lagos for sales by means of the sea/water.
Tourism
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Ilaje Local Government is a national tourist attraction with a shore line of about 180 km in Nigeria.
Numerous developments in water transportation and house construction on partially or completely flooded areas are also veritable tourist attraction. [ original research? ] Lekki Peninsula in Lagos State to Ilaje Local Government along the Atlantic Coast is about 30kilometres when proposes coastal road from Lagos is completed. On road, Igbokoda to Lagos is less than three hours drive through part of Benin. Shagamu and later Lagos Ibadan expressways. It is possible to supervise business in Igbokoda while resident in Lagos. [ original research? ] Visitors to the main beach of the Local Government Headquarters (Igbokoda) reveals a sculpture of a fisherman. [ citation needed] Also present at the main beach are hundreds of decorated ferry boats as though preparing for a boat race frusta. [ citation needed]
Numerous cultural/traditional activities and mementos abound in the Local Government Area. For instance the Ayelala Shrine, which exist at a river junction called “It a Ayelala”, is only a few kilometers from the Local Government Headquarters. Ayelala is a powerful and widely respected goddess because of its capacity and wizards caught up in the clutches of Ayelala are known to confess their sins in the open. [ citation needed]
References
1. ^ "Post Offices- with map of LGA" . NIPOST. Archived from the original on 2009-10-07. Retrieved 2009-10-20.
2. ^ http://www.venets.org/getfile.php?id=162 Ilaje
Ayemafuge
LGA and Sub Tribe
Ilaje Omuro
Motto(s): Ayemafuge
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Nobody: 8:58am On Dec 28, 2020
israelinvests:
You said then , but now Igbo are oil producing state .and I don't really know what is re insinuating here, cus Itge discussion was focusing ondo's oil owner. ...

read this to gain more knowledge. Ìlàje is a Local Government Area in Ondo State,
South West Nigeria . Its headquarters are in the town of Igbokoda. The Ilajes are a distinct migratory coastal linguistic group of Yoruba peoples spread along the coastal belts of Ondo, Ogun, Lagos and Delta states, and originally made up of four geo-political entities namely: Ode Ugbo, Ode Mahin, Ode Etikan and Aheri. While most towns and villages in the Mahin kingdom (Ode Mahin) are distributed on arable lands, the towns and villages in the other three geo-polities of Ugbo, Aheri and Etikan kingdoms are spread out along the beaches and swampy terrains of the Atlantic Ocean coast.
Origins
Some Ilajes were said to have left Ile Ife, their original ancestral home in the 10th century. They mainly occupy the Atlantic coastline of Ondo State of Nigeria while a large population of them settles on land in the hinterland. The area they occupy today is Ondo State , an outlet to the sea.
Geography
Ilaje land has an area of 1,318 km 2 (509 sq mi) and a population of 290,615 at the 2006 census although the population can be said to have been under enumerated due to the riverine nature of the area, and lack of accessibility by road/land. Towards the western reaches, the Aheri and Etikan share border with the Ijebus. The Ikale to the north bound the Mahins, the
Itsekiri people who the Ilajes consider their cousins, share the eastern border with the Ugbos, the Yoruba speaking Apoi and Arogbo Ijaws are located to the north east in Ese Odo LGA, and the Atlantic Ocean is situated on the southern boundary. [2] The Ilajes are one of the most dynamic and enterprising people in Nigeria. Their aquatic skill, coupled with their ability to adapt enabled them to conquer their harsh geographical environment and turn it to their advantage. Consequently, they were able to build large communities like Ugbonla, Aiyetoro, Zion PePe and Orioke. Aiyetoro for example in its hey-days had the highest per capita income in the whole of Africa due to its early discovery of crude petroleum, and attracted visitors, tourists and researchers from all over the world.
Apart from petroleum found in the area, other mineral raw materials available in Ilajeland include glass sand , salt , Tar sand / Bitumen,
quartz and clay. Agricultural products include: Fish, Poultry, piggery , Maize , Palm oil , Vegetables, Timber , Rafia , Poultry, Copra ,
cocoyam , Bananas and Cassava . The natural environment of Ilajeland is particularly suitable for the development of large scale rice plantations and the salt industry. The occupational activities of the Ilajes include fishing, canoe making, lumbering, net making, mat making, launch building, farming and trading. Fishing however remains the major agricultural preoccupation of the Ilaje. This is underscored by the fact that the Ilaje's geographical sphere has one of the longest coastlines in Nigeria. Ilaje's fishing dexterity is underlined by a popular saying among the Ilaje that:
Ubo eri pa to, Ilaje gwa to rin meaning:
Wherever the river current runs through, there you will find the Ilaje.
thousands of migrant Ilaje fishermen can be found in many other coastal communities all over Nigeria in places like Epe, Escravos, Warri, Badagry, Brass and Nembe.
Igbokoda, the Ilaje local government headquarters is fast becoming an international trade center as its popular market attracts traders not only from other part of Nigeria, but, also from other African countries especially
Togo , Benin, Ghana , Cameroon and Gabon . Ilajeland is only about 75 kilometers from Lagos and its aquatic environment present the area as a suitable environment for tourism. It is hoped that the Ondo State government and the government of Nigeria will help develop it into a world class tourist attraction. In the past the entire area suffered serious neglect and marginalization in the hands of the government. However, it appears that the Ondo State government has come to realize the importance of Ilajeland not only because it is her only outlet to the sea but also because it is her economic power house. The state is now constructing a network of roads linking the area with the hinterland and has promised to provide basic social amenities including electricity and drinking water systems.
The highlight of the Ondo State's recent development efforts is the acquisition of about 200 hectares of land to be developed and built as a satellite town for the people displayed from their homes in towns and villages on the Atlantic coastline as a result of petroleum drilling and exploratory activities. No doubt, there is a big future for the area especially with the Olokola Development project by Ondo and Ogun State Governments.
Towns
Ugbo Kingdom
Abetobo zion
Abokiti
Ago Alufa
Ago nati
Ajegunle
Alagbom zion
Alagbon
Amehin
Apata ilaje
Asumaga
Awoye
Ayetoro
Bijimi
Bowoto
Eke atiye
Eke baale
Eke didi
Eke ilutitun
Eke itiola
Eke maha
Eke moki
Eke nla
Eke ofolajetan
Eke yonren
Ernna ogbeni
Erunna
Erunna lagbe
Gbagara
Idi-ogba
Idogun
Idogun ayadi
Idogun ehinmore
Ikorigho
Ilepete
Ilowo
Ilowo ayetoro
Ilowo Nla
Ilowo ogunsemore
Iluabo
Imoluwa
Jirinwo
Lepe
Molutehin
Obe Adun
Obe akingboye
Obe apata
Obe Arenewo
Obe Dapo
Obe Enikanselu
Obe ifenla
Obe Iji
Obe Jedo
Obe Magbe
Obe Nla
Obe Ogbaro
Obe Olomore
Obe Orisabinone
Obe Rebimino
Obe Rewoye
Obe Sedara
Odofado
Odonla
Odonla meduoye
Odun Ogungbeje
Odun ojabireni
Odun oriretan
Odun Oyinbo
Odun Yonren
Ogbongboro
Ogboti
Oghoye
Ojumole
Okun ipin
Olotu
Olotu kuwo
Olotu niye
Olotu yara
Orioke Harama
Oroto
Otumara
Otumare se- side
Owoleba
Saheyi
Uba Korigho
Ubale
Ubale kekere
Ubale nla
Ugbage
Ugbo
Ugbonla
Womitenren
Yaye
Zion Ikerigho
Zion Iluabo
Mahin Kingdom
Abealala
Abereke
Aboto
Ago Doroh
Ago Ikuebolati
Ago Lulu
Ago Olomidegun
Akata
Alagbede
Aruwayo
Asisa
Atijere
Betiegbofo
Broke Camp
Ebute Ipare
Ehin - Osa
Elegboro
Ereke
Ereke Majofodun
Ereke Makuleyi
Etigho
Gbabijo
Ibila
Idigho
Igbegunrin
Igbo - Okuta
Igbobi
Igbokoda
Igbolomi
Ikale Camp
Iloro
Ilu Sosi
Imoluwa
Ita - Age
Italita Camp
Itebukunmi
Job Camp
Korolo
Kugbonre
Kurugbene
Legha
Lerenren
Logede Camp
Madagbayi
Magbehinwa
Magbojuri
Mahin
Mahintedo
Maran
Moferere
Mogunyanje
Motiala
Motoro
Odun Oloja
Odun Oluma
Odun Oroyo
Odunmogun
Ogorogo
Ohaketa Camp
Ojan
Oke Etigho
Okishilo
Okoga
Okunniyi
Olosunmeta
Opolo
Orere - Ara
Oribero
Orimoloye
Orioke Iwamimo
Oriranyin
Orofin Camp
Oropo Zion
Oroyomi
Pete-Inu
Piawo
Ramasilo
Seja Odo
Seja Oke
Seluwa
Tedo Camp
Tomoloju
Tomoloju Camp
Ugbaha
Zion Gbabijo
Zion Igbokoda
Zion Mahintedo
Zion Ogogoro
Etikan Kingdom
Agba Gana
Ago Apeja
Ago Buli
Ago Egun
Ago Festus
Ago Gbobaniyi
Ago Ijebu
Ago Ikumapayi
Ago Iwabi
Ago Lubi
Ago Oluji
Aiyetitun
Araromi Etikan
Igbobi
Ikaji Etikan
Moborode
Obalende Etikan
Ode Etikan
Oja Igo Etikan
Oja oje
Oja Osho
Oja Temidire
Oke Harama
Okonla
Okun Eikan
Ramasilo Etikan
Uba Agba
Uba Akobi
Uba Domi
Uba Etikan
Uba Kalebari
Uba Oke Kelian
Uba Ropeda
Uba Yellow
Aheri Kingdom
Agbala Obi
Agbala Olope Meji
Agerige Town
Agerige Zion
Aheri Camp
Ajebamidele
Akata
Ako Ira-Oba
Alape Junction
Araromi Sea-side
Enu-Ama
Ideghele
Idigbengbin
Igogun
Ihapen
Ilefunfun
Ipare
Ipepe
Mofehintokun
Okesiri
Olopo
Ramasilo
Temidire
Ubalogun
Zion pepe
Igbotu
Aboromeji
Aboto Camp
Ago
Ago-Ogele
Ago-Yellow
Amayetigba
Araromi
Arigbe Camp
Baale Camp
Bisewe Golote
Ebidlo
Ekohebo Camp
Enikorogha
Epewe
Eredase Camp
Esenoko Camp
Gbabijo
Gunmagun Camp
Hamidifa
Idigba Camp
Igbebomi Iyara
Igbobini
Igbolani-Arubenghan
Igbotu
Igbotu-Atijo
Igbotu-Gbaluwe
Igbotu-Zion
Igirikile
Imobi
Itebetabe Camp
Iyara
Kafawe
Kitikoro
Kolodi Camp
Kurugbene
Lagereke
Laporen Camp
Lobele Camp
Logede
Lumoko Camp
Moboro Village
Odibo
Ogbeni Camp
Ogunmade
Okoro
Okorogbene
Okuru Camp
Olorunsola Camp
Olowo Camp
Oluagbo
Omukoro Camp
Onipanu Ago Bagi
Onisosi
Otarogbene Camp
Pee Camp
Pghono Camp
Piria
Shabomi Babomi
Sogbo Camp
Surulere
Yogha
Zion
Resources
Ilaje Local Government was created out of the defunct Ilaje/Ese-Odo Local Government Area on October 1, 1996 by the federal government. It consists of over four hundred towns and villages, covering an area of 3,000 square kilometers. It shares boundary in the North with Okitipupa Local Government, the south by Atlantic Ocean, in the West by Ogun State and in the East by Delta State. It is covered by troughs and undulating low land surfaces. The extreme South is covered by silt, and mud and superficial sedimentary deposits.
There is sand formation at the Western part of the Local Government extending from the Lekki peninsula in Lagos State to Araromi Sea-side and Zion pepe, Agba to Etugbo and Ipare all, Mahin and Ugbonla the Eastern part of the Local Government Area can boast of the largest coconut plantation in West Africa. Ilaje Local Government is the largest local Government in Ondo State in terms of its landmass. According to the 1991 National Population Census, the Local Government is one of the most populated in Ondo State, with a population figure of two hundred and sevevty seven thousand and thirty four (277,034. it has a shoreline covering about 180 km thereby making Ondo State, a state with the longest coastline in Nigeria, Crude oil, which is the mainstay of the Nigerian economy. Traditionally, it is grouped into 8 kingdoms namely: Mahin land under His Royal Majesty, Amapetu of Mahin, Ugboland which is under His Royal Majesty Olugbo of Ugbo Kingdom. Aheri land under the Maporure and Etikan land under the Onikan of Etikan, Odonla land under the Alagho of Odonla, Obenla land under the Olubo of Obenla, Obe Ogbaro land under the Odoka of Obe Ogbaro, Igbokoda under the Olu of Iggbokoda and Igboegunrin under the Odede of Igboegunrin.
Educational institutions
The Local Government Area has a total of 117 institutions of learning. This comprises 96 primary schools; 20 secondary schools and Technical College at Ayetoro, established by the community itself and the university of science and technology okitipupa established by the ousted governor Olusegun Agagu
Economy
Major industries
Oluwa Glass Company Plc, Igbokoda. This industry made use of the abundance of high quality silica sand that could be found in various parts of the Local Government. The sand account not less than 75% of the raw materials for manufacturing glasses sheet and could be dug in large quantity in Agerige, Akata, Olopemeji, Araromi Sea-side, Zion Pepe, Ode Etikan, Igbokoda Zion, Aboto and Orereara. Only the one at Igbokoda for now solely feeds the Oluwa Glass Factory. Oluwa Glass Company can produce for both export and local consumption and the production should be a veritable source of inspiration to potential investors. Allied industries to the factory can also be established.
Petroleum exploration
Crude oil, which is the major source of income in Nigeria, is found in Ilaje Local Government. There are oil wells and fields spread all over the Local Government Area both onshore and offshore, Oil Companies such as Shell, Chevron, Texaco Nigeria Ltd and Consolidated Oil, Express Petroleum and Gas Company, Atlas Oil Company, Allied Energy Oil Company, Cavendish Oil Company, Esso-Mobil were at a time already operating in the Local Government Area.
However, crude oil was first discovered at Araromi Sea-side in 1908 and later at Ogogoro in 1952 even before it was discovered in River State in 1956. recently, the disputed on shore Oil wells formerly credited to Delta state have just been returned to Ondo State. They are as follows: Opuekepa, Omuro, Ojumole, Malu, Eko, Parabe, Minna, Bella, Obe, Esan, Ewa, Opolo, Opuama and Isekelwu oil fields.
Bitumen
Bitumen which will soon become the second world mineral resources after Crude Oil is found in large quantity in Ilaje Local Government Area e.g. Mahintedo, Igbo egunrin, Igbobi, Agerige, Araromi Sea-Side host of other communities. However, the proposed seaport and exchange zone to be cited at Araromi Sea-Side will serve as a means of exporting the product and its products to other parts of the world.
Fishing terminal, Igbokoda
The foremost role played by this Local Government in national fish production has motivated the Federal Government to establish the Multi Million naira Terminal at Igbokoda, bearing in mind the abundant local experience, labour supply direct access to the sea proposed entrance for big fishing vessels, creeks and rivers, the fishing industry remains attractive to willing investors, it has been designed mainly for large scale fishing, but subsistence fishermen equally find it useful for storage purposes.
Boat-building industry
Apart from the Boat yard at Igbokoda, the first Dockyard was at Ayetoro and later Orike Iwamimo,Olotu kuwo. A few other towns engage in boat building and essentially through cooperative efforts. The need for the supply of more boats since about 75% of the Local Government is Riverine. There is also need for improved technology in the business of boat building in order to boast productivity. This is a vacuum that could be filled by potential investors.
Other industries
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Oil-producing mill
There is large oil palm estate maintained in Ilaje Local Government Area. Besides the wide spread of lands which abound in Mahin, Araromi, Ilumeje and Aheri Area of the Local Government is suitable for the existing oil mills and palm plantation and the fruits can be sourced from the estates.
Ogogoro/alcohol distillery and palm wine tapping
The business dots all parts of the Local Government because of the availability of palm tree. However, improved mechanized distillery to boost large scale production on industrial alcohol is attainable. This orders a challenge to the world of investors.
Mat-weaving industry
The raw materials for this are also sourced locally. Raffia Palms form the basis of the mat weaving, in the entire Local Government but the current level of mat making can be increased through the introduction of modern implements or method of mat making.
Raw materials
1. Water Hyacinth, available in large quantity and uses for production of fertilizer, insecticide, mosquito coils etc., 2. Livestock, Cuc, SWillC, Chicks it! Incat 3. Palm fruit for producing such as: a. Palm fruit for producing red oil b. Rafia palm for building bag weaving etc. c. Palm kernel and nuts for producing pomade soap. d. Palm wine for consumption; coconut oil fibre, products e. Log trees for making planks, long fibre pulp for Newsprints and paper production. f. Other farm produce include cassava, rice plantation, maize Okro, pawpaw, cashew, vegetable all of which have domestic and industrial purpose. g. Animal husbandry is possible all year round because of the perennial presence of green grass for grazing in every part of the Local Government.
Major occupation
Fishing is the major occupation of the Ilajes. This is enhanced by about 75% of the area being Riverine and easy access to the sea. This large scale fishing attracts traders and consumers from the nooks and crannies of the country. Of course, the largest fish market in Nigeria is situated in Igbokoda, the Headquarters of the Local Government. While timber portions of the timbers are essentially transported to Lagos for sales by means of the sea/water.
Tourism
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Ilaje Local Government is a national tourist attraction with a shore line of about 180 km in Nigeria.
Numerous developments in water transportation and house construction on partially or completely flooded areas are also veritable tourist attraction. [ original research? ] Lekki Peninsula in Lagos State to Ilaje Local Government along the Atlantic Coast is about 30kilometres when proposes coastal road from Lagos is completed. On road, Igbokoda to Lagos is less than three hours drive through part of Benin. Shagamu and later Lagos Ibadan expressways. It is possible to supervise business in Igbokoda while resident in Lagos. [ original research? ] Visitors to the main beach of the Local Government Headquarters (Igbokoda) reveals a sculpture of a fisherman. [ citation needed] Also present at the main beach are hundreds of decorated ferry boats as though preparing for a boat race frusta. [ citation needed]
Numerous cultural/traditional activities and mementos abound in the Local Government Area. For instance the Ayelala Shrine, which exist at a river junction called “It a Ayelala”, is only a few kilometers from the Local Government Headquarters. Ayelala is a powerful and widely respected goddess because of its capacity and wizards caught up in the clutches of Ayelala are known to confess their sins in the open. [ citation needed]
References
1. ^ "Post Offices- with map of LGA" . NIPOST. Archived from the original on 2009-10-07. Retrieved 2009-10-20.
2. ^ http://www.venets.org/getfile.php?id=162 Ilaje
Ayemafuge
LGA and Sub Tribe
Ilaje Omuro
Motto(s): Ayemafuge

The oil producing community in Ondo are ijaw..Arogbo ijaw/Apoi ijaw
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Nobody: 9:01am On Dec 28, 2020
9jakool:


Which is a false assumption because everything oil is automatically linked with Ijaws. The oil in Ondo is actually mostly offshore in Ilaje coastal waters with some onshore oil wells in Ugbo kingdom.

Arogbo/Apoi Ijaw own d oil. This is an old fact.

There is no single drop of oil in yoruba land, except maybe groundnut oil or palm oil
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Nobody: 9:06am On Dec 28, 2020
walefresh3:
stop to dey tell stories... Currently and presently. South West is the second oil producer in Nigeria. Go and questions NNPC or go to ilaje and transfer thier oil to ijaw oil. Check the links. Below..https://m.grin.com/document/174563

Read posts before replying dem
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by israelinvests: 10:33am On Dec 28, 2020
Logan23:


The oil producing community in Ondo are ijaw..Arogbo ijaw/Apoi ijaw
I knew u are here to trolls...send me your link... no in ilaje. but ilaje are in apoi and arogbo. u are telling your own people what dey want to hear... Southwest produce more crude oil after south south. And I know why u been telling lies, your motives is to demoralize the Yorubas. cus I am talking about crude oil resources in jurisdiction of Southwest. You are mentioning Yoruba as if dey are tourmenting your destiny. arogbo and apoi are located in South West region. so what's your concerns if it is own by ijaw or Yoruba ? ijaw are in many places in the southern area , ondo , rivers, Edo, Delta.. so why do u want to kill yourself over the ijaws in Yoruba land ?Lagos State is producing 40,000 pbd .
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Nobody: 2:36pm On Dec 28, 2020
israelinvests:
I knew u are here to trolls...send me your link... no in ilaje. but ilaje are in apoi and arogbo. u are telling your own people what dey want to hear... Southwest produce more crude oil after south south. And I know why u been telling lies, your motives is to demoralize the Yorubas. cus I am talking about crude oil resources in jurisdiction of Southwest. You are mentioning Yoruba as if dey are tourmenting your destiny. arogbo and apoi are located in South West region. so what's your concerns if it is own by ijaw or Yoruba ? ijaw are in many places in the southern area , ondo , rivers, Edo, Delta.. so why do u want to kill yourself over the ijaws in Yoruba land ?Lagos State is producing 40,000 pbd .

Lagos is not producing a single litre of crude oil daily grin

Apoi/Arogbo ijaw fell delta state forcefully added to ondo state remains d owner of that crude oil. Cry if u like.
Re: What Will I Tell My Children That I Supported Ijaw To Get 25% Derivation-Adefuye by Truckpusher(m): 10:10am On Dec 30, 2020
Bonesking:
You’re asking the Igbos to accept theirs, when you’re yet to accept your own crimes. The abandoned property in P/H your people championed and cornered when Ndigbo were down will always remind us how evil your people can be. A payback time is coming and it will be carried out to the fullest, especially as you clowns keep pushing yourselves to the point of non-forgiveness. Be it in the next 50 years it will happen. Many of us are bidding our time. Your saving grace is a united Nigeria, but when the chips are down, the notherners whom you clowns always lick their butts will not be there to save your asses from the destruction without end. That hateful madness in that your stupid hearts will be cured for good.

Who are you deceiving Tonye? You want us to apologize on what exactly? If for any reason the Igbos have in act and deed shown true brotherhood to your ungrateful bitches and yet you always vilify us at any given opprtunity. Ndigbo are beginning to wise up, and just like the two other major tribes that don’t give a shit about you people, we are beginning to toe the same step. Many of our people nowadays because of the stupidity of some Ijaws the likes of Tutudez, Magicbishop, Truckpusher, BigbabyJesus and yourself Tonye are regretting the massive support we’ve been giving you animals. From the Abacha conference, to supporting amnesty, resource control and down to GEJ. Keep acting stupid, we are still keeping records for the judgement day.
Typical rant from a pained land grabber.
You guys are just noise makers, we've seen how your so-called elites are licking the asses of the Fulani hegemony that massacred your people in their thousands but your problem is the Niger Delta. You have no idea that "One Nigeria" is your saving grace.
We are waiting patiently for you to declare your Biafra, you'll pay heavily for your loud mouth.
Bunch noise makers wussies - Niger Delta is older than your Biafra. Ojukwu and Aguiyi Ironsi betrayed that cause only for Ojukwu to turn around and declare his own Biafra and you expect an Ijaw man to support it ? You people are tribe of clowns indeed.

The so-called "abandoned properties" you guys like to cry about are properties illegally acquired by your kinsmen under the old Eastern Region and and after bringing destruction to our people over a war they didn't plan for , the moral thing to do was to give them back their land which the federal govt did just that.
Threaten us all you want, without one Nigeria you still can't do jack ,you're cowards , I hope you're aware that in Rivers State , every property reverts to the Govt. after 100 years , this is why we will bulldooze Ikoku and the next phase is Diobu and send your asses back to your eroded god-forsaken land.
Thunder faya you there.... grin grin

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