SE ARE NOT INTERESTED IN OIL AND GAS

Egbema oil field and ogwuta oil and gas reserve is in IMO STATE and yet I have never heard any one from IMO STATE shouting we need our oil, the Government should give us 200% of our oil reserves. The are too busy with education,the don't even notice there is an oil and gas pipeline in there community.

Asaba in DELTA STATE have the largest oil and gas deposit in the STATE. And yet the Igbos from that region have never been interested in joining militants or even coming to facebook to shout we need our oil.

You hardly hear an ikwere man or better still iwhuruona man from RIVER STATE shout my oil, and yet one of the largest refinery in the country is located in there community.

An ABIA man who have several oil wells in his village will never mention oil in any of his discussion but rather mention ABA market and how he is trying to export his products to other countries.

An Anambra man who has the largest gas field and several oil wells in his village is busy traveling all over the world looking for the latest innovation and busy investing his time and resources in technology and manufacturing great products which can be found in virtually every home in the country.

In all this the Hausas and yorubas will still be saying igbos are interested in the oil of the NIGER DELTANS. If an Igbo man from oil producing communities have never vandalised his oil pipeline how do you now reach to conclusion that he is interested in the oil in ijaw land or urhobo land.

Is it not gross stupidy and madness for you to keep shouting all over the social media that an Igbo man is fighting for Biafra because of oil.

If oil is the problem of the IGBOS don't you think no Igbo man will be in Maiduguri or yobe which is the power house of terrorists.

Do you think an Igbo man will be in ogun or Lagos if oil was his problem.

The fact that you are lazy and all your hopes are put in oil money does not mean that an Igbo man needs oil to survive.

Even if Biafra comes today. Igbos will not need to trade on oil because there are a million ways to make money in the country but lazy and blind people can never see it because the have made oil and gas there God.

Is a pity

IGBO TRIBES/CLANS IN SO–CALLED NIGER DELTA REGION
1) Egbema -Rivers state/imo
2) Ecthe Rivers state
3) Omuma – Rivers state
4) Ndoni – Rivers state and Delta
5) Ikwerre- Rivers state
6) Ekpeye — Rivers state
7) Obigbo – Rivers state
8.) Aniocha – Delta state
9) Ika – Delta state
10) Agbor- Delta state
11) Oshimili – Delta state
12) Igbanke/Igboakiri- Edo state
13) Ndokwa – Delta state
14) Opobo – Rivers state
15) Ukwuani— Delta state
16) Asaba — Delta state 17) Ogba – Rivers state
18) OGBA – Rivers State
19) Osekwenike, Abuetor and Eke Okpokri villages, all in Sagbama area of bayelsa, their are Igbo of Ukwuani stock, and as such, are of the Anioma Igbo clan of the Igbo ethnic group in -BAYELSA.
20) ISOBO, even liyl imoke former CR governor and wife are igbos from ABI LGA – CROSS RIVER
21) (the Umuezekaoha people numbering over 300 villages), — BENUE STATE
22) THE indigenouse Igbo-speaking communities in Kogi state especially in Ibaji and Igalamela/Odolu LGAs – such as the Eke Avurugo community,such as Nwajala, Umuoye, Ubulie-Umuez, ozara, and umuoye and many more etc.
In Nigeria today, Igboland is roughly made up of Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo, and major parts of Delta and Rivers states.
Small parts of Akwa Ibom , Benue, Cross River, Edo, and Kogi State, make up the rest of Igboland.
HERE ARE LIST OF IGBOID LANGUAGES, THE CLANS AND STATES
Arochukwu is an Igbo dialect spoken by the people of Abia state. Ngwa is an Igbo group, constitute the largest and most populous sub-ethnicity, in southeastern Nigeria. They are found in Abia State.
Nsukka is an Igbo dialect spoken by the people of Nsukka, Enugu State. Enuani is an Igbo dialect spoken in Nigeria by the Igbo people of Delta State, Onitsha, Obosi and Ogbaru in Anambra State and Ndoni in Rivers State.
Ukwuani (Anioma) is an Igboid Language. They are found majorly in the Northern part of Delta State and in some parts of Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni local government area of Rivers State, Nigeria. Ukwuani is the second largest ethnic nationality in Delta state after the Urhobo people. It is also the largest in Delta North region which is referred to as the Anioma…
Ozara is an Igbo dialect spoken by the people of Nkanu west in Enugu state…
Ogba (also Oba) is an Igbo dialect of the Ogba people of Rivers State, Nigeria.
Umuezeohaka is an Igbo dialect/group of people in Ado, Oju, Obi and Okpoku LGAs of Benue state.
Ekpeye is an Igboid language of Rivers State, Nigeria. Mgbo language, Mgbolizhia, is an Igbo language spoken in Ebonyi state in Nigeria. Ikwerre, is an Igboid language spoken primarily by the Ikwerre people who inhabit Rivers State, Nigeria. Ezaa is an Igbo language spoken in Ebonyi state in Nigeria. It forms a dialect cluster with closely related Izii, Ikwo, and Mgbo, though they are only marginally mutually intelligible.
Ikwo is an Igbo language spoken in Ebonyi state in Nigeria.
Ohuhu is an Igbo dialect spoken by the people of Umuahia, Abia state… Owerre is an Igbo dialect spoken by the people of Owerri, Imo state… Agbor is an Igboid dialect with bini influence spoken by the people of Ika south, Delta state.. Ibeku is an Igbo dialect spoken by some people of Owerri and Umuahia in Imo and Abia respectively….
Isuama is an Igbo dialect spoken in by the emacipated slaves from Igbo Origin in Sierra Leone…
Afikpo is an Igbo dialect spoken by some group of people in Ebonyi state… Ohafia is an Igbo dialect spoken by the people of Bende in Abia State… Enugu-Ezike is an Igbo dialect spoken by the Enugu- Ezike people of Enugu state..
Izugbe is an Igbo dialect spoken generally by all Igbo groups..
Idemili is an Igbo dialect spoken by the people of Idemili North and south in Anambra state…
Mbaise is an Igbo dialect spoken by the people of Mbaise in Imo state…
At least Igbos make up 50% OR MORE of Niger Delta region, and let it be known today for those claiming Niger Delta OR whatsoever that, no an inch of Igboland shall be left out IN THE BIAFRAN RESTORATION for any reason!!!!! —
You can thank me later for this wonderful information!!

If you don’t respect Igbos, consider that without government assistance, Alaba Electronic Market generates $4 billion annual sales. When you add Onitsa and Aba Markets, the total comes to $6.5 billion. Add Ladipo Spare Parts Market, it jumps to $8 billion. Without oil, Nigeria’s Federal Government can’t generate what the Igbos are generating without government. What do we learn from this? The Igbos can survive without Nigeria’s government, but Nigeria’s government can’t survive without oil. In reality, who is better off?