Wawa, ori anu mmadu.

Arda1000:
Adenne imere aya?

Adim MMA , lol mu owom bu onye izi But was Room mate to onye ohaozara .. Biko Kenerem CHIBUEZEM OBASI

alfasexy:
Wawa, ori anu mmadu.

Asi gi there!!!

chrisxxx:
Wawa are migrants. Bush dwellers.

you're a useless peice of shit.

Daniel058:
Adim MMA , lol mu owom bu onye izi But was Room mate to onye ohaozara .. Biko Kenerem CHIBUEZEM OBASI

nsogbu adu nu m’je izigara yeh Ekene wu,glad to meet you

Arda1000:
nsogbu adu nu m’je izigara yeh Ekene wu,glad to meet you

iwa oo , ngwanu S'odu , sem je rie Nri n'eguu Jim Nte

Daniel058:
iwa oo , ngwanu S'odu , sem je rie Nri n'eguu Jim Nte

je kwe rie yeh nte nte

Daniel058:
I really don't know the origin of this,why are we called " NDI WAWA "

because they are wawa

TarOrfeeek:
Anambra, Enugu, Ebonyi, Imo and Abia states are ONE.


Wawa, fio-fio or whatever

Fulani people stop trying to divide Igbo. Obi Cubana has shown that we are a united people driven by our zeal to succeed.

Carry your cattle and grass mindset to somewhere else.

story for the gods.
answer his question and stop chasing shadow

ogbuefi677:

From the word 'wawa' which means 'no' in some parts of Enugu north senatorial zone and the whole Abakaliki block of Ebonyi state comprising of Ebonyi north and Central senatorial zones.
Just like an Abakaliki man will refer to an Anambra man as 'onye ijekebee' from the word "ijeko ebee" meaning where are you going.
Both are not derogatory, remember there was a time there was a clamour for Wawa state.

someone asked question and u still smuggled anambra into it

tufiakwa.

ablejesus26:


Nwokem there is nothing to understand. Igbo bu ofu nne na nna, nothing more nothing less.

lies.

there is no such history

Ofodirinwa:
They are traditionally smiths and carvers (wa = to cut). So some of the groups in Enugu and Ebonyi are called that even if they're not themselves because that's where smithing came from (check Lejja, and Opi Iron sites from the time of the Egyptians).


[s]Awka people are also wawa, but there are many Awka people on this website calling ppl wawa as an insult because they're not raised at home and are effectively not even Igbo people anymore. [/s]

lies....and lies again

continue

Arda1000:
je kwe rie yeh nte nte

hmmmm
language dey oooo

Juliusmalema:


lies....and lies again

continue

Julius Troublemaker Malema

Daniel058:
Julius Troublemaker Malema

but his post na pure lie naaa

Juliusmalema:




but his post na pure lie naaa

It's not , only that you don't understand what we are talking about..

Juliusmalema:


hmmmm

language dey oooo

ozara is the sweetest dialect in ala Igbo,how’s ekpoma this morning

Ofodirinwa:
They are traditionally smiths and carvers (wa = to cut). So some of the groups in Enugu and Ebonyi are called that even if they're not themselves because that's where smithing came from (check Lejja, and Opi Iron sites from the time of the Egyptians).


Awka people are also wawa, but there are many Awka people on this website calling ppl wawa as an insult because they're not raised at home and are effectively not even Igbo people anymore.

Awka has migration from Wawa areas but they aren't Wawa. Not even close

Okpotokpo:
you're a useless peice of shit.

The Wawa people are ancient vagabonds.
They lack manners. They can't spell words like 'piece'.

Arda1000:
ozara is the sweetest dialect in ala Igbo,how’s ekpoma this morning

I don't meddle in abstract Stupidity.

IDENNAA:


Awka has migration from Wawa areas but they aren't Wawa. Not even close

lol, so because one northern military man decided Awka is in 'Anambra' they're not longer wawa? Awka is even more wawa than Ebonyi. But to insult someone because they're a craftsman/woman is a mark of your own ignorance. You need to start going home.

Juliusmalema:


I don't meddle in abstract Stupidity.

theres no stupidity more abstract than yours

ogbuefi677:

Nkuta taa ghu

You are from Aguata/Orumba, Anambra state....from your dialect.

Daniel058:
I really don't know the origin of this,why are we called " NDI WAWA "

Wawa is another word for NO in Igboland.
The statement was made popular byGovernor Onoh of Anambra state.
Wa= no
Wa wa=No no...
So it is Wa.,Mbanu,mba...
They all means no..
Igbo n’asu n’onu n’onu..

Ofodirinwa:
They are traditionally smiths and carvers (wa = to cut). So some of the groups in Enugu and Ebonyi are called that even if they're not themselves because that's where smithing came from (check Lejja, and Opi Iron sites from the time of the Egyptians).


Awka people are also wawa, but there are many Awka people on this website calling ppl wawa as an insult because they're not raised at home and are effectively not even Igbo people anymore.

Wawa terminology has no link with blacksmithing or ‘wa’ (to cut).
Enugu ngwo, Eke, Oye all use the word...wa..it means no or Wawa as an emphasis.

Wawa wasn’t derogatory as far as I can remember. As a child growing up in Enugu, we used it as banter but it ends there just as Anglicans (CMS or ndi seleme) will banter Catholics (ndi fada).

We used to sing “Wawa, oji okpa añu tea” but it ends there. Nothing serious.

Enugu and Ebonyi people call us Anambra people ‘Ndi ijekebee or Ndi agbaenu’.

Gaddafih001:

Wawa is another word for NO in Igboland.
The statement was made popular byGovernor Onoh of Anambra state.
Wa= no
Wa wa=No no...
So it is Wa.,Mbanu,mba...
They all means no..
Igbo n’asu n’onu n’onu..

You are correct. Onoh nwa Ngwo (Bianca Onoh’s dad used wa very often, he was proud of their dialect. Bless his soul.

Infact people from Nkanu/Agbani in Enugu referred to Ngwo people as Wawa people probably because of CC Onoh.

KosiGee:



You are from Aguata/Orumba, Anambra state....from your dialect.

Lol.
No.
Ebonyi man

ogbuefi677:

Lol.
No.
Ebonyi man

Cool, an Aguata/Orumba person would’ve said that exactly the way you said it..

Nkuta taa gu.
Lots of people would’ve said ‘Nkita taa gi’

chrisxxx:
The Wawa people are ancient vagabonds. They lack manners. They can't spell words like 'piece'.

Lol

Chineke ga-ebibi gị ndị nzuzu, ị gaghị adịkwa. gaa n'ihu na-agbasa ịkpọasị

KosiGee:



Wawa terminology has no link with blacksmithing or ‘wa’ (to cut).
Enugu ngwo, Eke, Oye all use the word...wa..it means no or Wawa as an emphasis.

Wawa wasn’t derogatory as far as I can remember. As a child growing up in Enugu, we used it as banter but it ends there just as Anglicans (CMS or ndi seleme) will banter Catholics (ndi fada).

We used to sing “Wawa, oji okpa añu tea” but it ends there. Nothing serious.

Enugu and Ebonyi people call us Anambra people ‘Ndi ijekebee or Ndi agbaenu’.

See trouble making o !

ogbuefi677:

Lol.
No.
Ebonyi man

Ezzzaaaa !!