It’s no doubt that there’s a need for a central Edoid dialect amongst the Edoid people & those migrated from the Old Benin Empire. Some of these groups include
Bini (Edo),
Ishan (Edo),
Owan (Edo),
Afemai (Edo),
Ososo (Edo),
Warake (Edo),
Sasaru (Edo),
Etsako (Edo),
Uneme (Edo),
Yekhee (Edo),
Ikpeshi (Edo),
Ghuotuo (Edo),
Owan (Edo),
Emani (Edo),
Eruwa (Edo),
Okpamheri (Edo),
Urhobo (Edo & Delta),
Isoko (Delta),
Okpe (Delta),
Ika (Edo & Delta)
Kwale (Delta)
Itsekiri (Edo & Delta),
Akalaka (Rivers),
Degema (Rivers),
Diobu (Rivers),
Ahoada (Rivers),
Uhami (Ondo),
Iyayu/Idoani (Ondo),
Akoko (Ondo),
Epie-Atissa (Bayelsa),
Engenni (Rivers & Bayelsa),
Ebira (Edo & Kogi)
Aduge (Kwara) etc.

A United Edoid Nation will be one of the richest not only in Nigeria but in Africa. Last year our Akalaka brothers from Rivers state visited Benin City & joined the Oba in celebrating the Igue festival. This move further strengthened the ties between the Benin kingdom & our Akalaka brothers.

Please Mr. Iamuyieken, you forgot Ikwerre.
Please add them to this wonderful show

BKayy:
Please Mr. Iamuyieken, you forgot Ikwerre.
Please add them to this wonderful show

they’re there. They called Akalaka

iamuyiekpen:
they’re there. They called Akalaka

Glad to know that you people have baptised them. But you could have used a Bini sounding name instead of "Akalaka" so that it won't attract those that actually own the name.

Just a suggestion though.

Add Ikwerre too oh! We Igbos do not need them.

Good thing they didnt add Asaba, Ibusa, Okpanam, Ogwashiuku to their Edo of a thing

iamuyiekpen:
It’s no doubt that there’s a need for a central Edoid dialect amongst the Edoid people & those migrated from the Old Benin Empire. Some of these groups include
Bini (Edo),
Ishan (Edo),
Owan (Edo),
Afemai (Edo),
Ososo (Edo),
Warake (Edo),
Sasaru (Edo),
Etsako (Edo),
Uneme (Edo),
Yekhee (Edo),
Ikpeshi (Edo),
Ghuotuo (Edo),
Owan (Edo),
Emani (Edo),
Eruwa (Edo),
Okpamheri (Edo),
Urhobo (Edo & Delta),
Isoko (Delta),
Okpe (Delta),
Ika (Edo & Delta)
Kwale (Delta)
Itsekiri (Edo & Delta),
Akalaka (Rivers),
Degema (Rivers),
Diobu (Rivers),
Ahoada (Rivers),
Uhami (Ondo),
Iyayu/Idoani (Ondo),
Akoko (Ondo),
Epie-Atissa (Bayelsa),
Engenni (Rivers & Bayelsa),
Ebira (Edo & Kogi)
Aduge (Kwara) etc.

A United Edoid Nation will be one of the richest not only in Nigeria but in Africa. Last year our Akalaka brothers from Rivers state visited Benin City & joined the Oba in celebrating the Igue festival. This move further strengthened the ties between the Benin kingdom & our Akalaka brothers.

So kwale will leave Ukwuani to speak Edo for you?

Even some Isoko community still speak ukwani

Your proposition is dead.

Next.

Confused zoo people.

Where is the one zoo you fought for?

Nice idea

If you don't gerrit forgerrit. .....

How is Itsekiri an Ediod Language?

And I laugh at the Ondo state on your list most especially Akoko Ondo

Did I just saw Diobu there

Supported but ika and ukwuani are igboid and Itsekiri yoruboid tribes

iamuyiekpen:
It’s no doubt that there’s a need for a central Edoid dialect amongst the Edoid people & those migrated from the Old Benin Empire. Some of these groups include
Bini (Edo),
Ishan (Edo),
Owan (Edo),
Afemai (Edo),
Ososo (Edo),
Warake (Edo),
Sasaru (Edo),
Etsako (Edo),
Uneme (Edo),
Yekhee (Edo),
Ikpeshi (Edo),
Ghuotuo (Edo),
Owan (Edo),
Emani (Edo),
Eruwa (Edo),
Okpamheri (Edo),
Urhobo (Edo & Delta),
Isoko (Delta),
Okpe (Delta),
Ika (Edo & Delta)
Kwale (Delta)
Itsekiri (Edo & Delta),
Akalaka (Rivers),
Degema (Rivers),
Diobu (Rivers),
Ahoada (Rivers),
Uhami (Ondo),
Iyayu/Idoani (Ondo),
Akoko (Ondo),
Epie-Atissa (Bayelsa),
Engenni (Rivers & Bayelsa),
Ebira (Edo & Kogi)
Aduge (Kwara) etc.

A United Edoid Nation will be one of the richest not only in Nigeria but in Africa. Last year our Akalaka brothers from Rivers state visited Benin City & joined the Oba in celebrating the Igue festival. This move further strengthened the ties between the Benin kingdom & our Akalaka brothers.

hmmmm. Op, I blame Buhari. It's not your fault

gidgiddy:
Good thing they didnt add Asaba, Ibusa, Okpanam, Ogwashiuku to their Edo of a thing

Of course they dare not, Enuani people are proud people who cherish their Igbo cultural and traditional identity. It would have been a gross insult to them which would have received immediate public rejection.

The promoters of this fantasy project actually knew their boundaries and were smart enough to go with the timid ones

Osagyefo98:


So kwale will leave Ukwuani to speak Edo for you?

Even some Isoko community still speak ukwani

Your proposition is dead.

Next.

It's actually ukwale communities that speaks isoko like Ase clan, ibedeni, Ashaka,umolu etc

BKayy:

Glad to know that you people have baptised them. But you could have used a Bini sounding name instead of "Akalaka" so that it won't attract those that actually own the name.

Just a suggestion though.

this joblessness of yours is getting out of hands.
Stop dragging this issue back and forth.
How many times will you guys be schooled that Ikwerre is a tribe and ethnic group on its own without dragging this your Igbo madness into it?

darfay:



It's actually ukwale communities that speaks isoko like Ase clan, ibedeni, Ashaka,umolu etc

That's a lie


Ashaka and umolu don't speak Isoko. Tell me something I don't know very well. This is a blatant lie.

Osagyefo98:


That's a lie


Ashaka and umolu don't speak Isoko. Tell me something I don't know very well. This is a blatant lie.

I know an Ashaka Family, very famous, and they speak Isoko.

I’m in support. Should be taught in schools.

Osagyefo98:


That's a lie


Ashaka and umolu don't speak Isoko. Tell me something I don't know very well. This is a blatant lie.

They're billingual with very many people who speak isoko, please ask around
What's hurting your feelings btw?
What's the name of the isoko communities that speaks ukwale? I gave you "some" of the ukwale communities that does actually speak isoko very fluently

darfay:


They're billingual with very many people who speak isoko, please ask around
What's hurting your feelings btw?
What's the name of the isoko communities that speaks ukwale? I gave you "some" of the ukwale communities that does actually speak isoko very fluently

Ukwani not ukwale pls.

I am not pained I only stated what I know firsthand.

I hardly argue on these issues but this one I know it on good authority.

Zooposki:


I know an Ashaka Family, very famous, and they speak Isoko.

Too many people know many things these days.

My sister's husband is from Ashaka. My uncle's wife is also from Ashaka. They speak Ukwuani. None of them speak Isoko.

Osagyefo98:


Ukwani not ukwale pls.

I am not pained I only stated what I know firsthand.

I hardly argue on these issues but this one I know it on good authority.

Ukwale is the name we urhobo/isoko folks call them so it's not out of place and people who are billingual in both mostly call it that
Have you been to those places? If not you might need to make more research

You didn't tell me the name of the isoko communities that speaks ukwani

darfay:


Ukwale is the name we urhobo/isoko folks call them so it's not out of place and people who are billingual in both mostly call it that
Have you been to those places? If not you might need to make more research

You didn't tell me the name of the isoko communities that speaks ukwani

Alright.

I no longer argue all these community stuffs again on nairaland.

Check my chats you won't see such again. It makes no sense to me as I see it as waste of time.

Osagyefo98:


Alright.

I no longer argue all these community stuffs again on nairaland.

Check my chats you won't see such again. It makes no sense to me as I see it as waste of time.

Good for you
Just wanted to correct your earlier mistake, we learn everyday. You're welcome

darfay:



Good for you
Just wanted to correct your earlier mistake, we learn everyday. You're welcome

I didn't take any corrections , I only said I am no longer interested in any further argument.

iamuyiekpen:
It’s no doubt that there’s a need for a central Edoid dialect amongst the Edoid people & those migrated from the Old Benin Empire. Some of these groups include
Bini (Edo),
Ishan (Edo),
Owan (Edo),
Afemai (Edo),
Ososo (Edo),
Warake (Edo),
Sasaru (Edo),
Etsako (Edo),
Uneme (Edo),
Yekhee (Edo),
Ikpeshi (Edo),
Ghuotuo (Edo),
Owan (Edo),
Emani (Edo),
Eruwa (Edo),
Okpamheri (Edo),
Urhobo (Edo & Delta),
Isoko (Delta),
Okpe (Delta),
Ika (Edo & Delta)
Kwale (Delta)
Itsekiri (Edo & Delta),
Akalaka (Rivers),
Degema (Rivers),
Diobu (Rivers),
Ahoada (Rivers),
Uhami (Ondo),
Iyayu/Idoani (Ondo),
Akoko (Ondo),
Epie-Atissa (Bayelsa),
Engenni (Rivers & Bayelsa),
Ebira (Edo & Kogi)
Aduge (Kwara) etc.

A United Edoid Nation will be one of the richest not only in Nigeria but in Africa. Last year our Akalaka brothers from Rivers state visited Benin City & joined the Oba in celebrating the Igue festival. This move further strengthened the ties between the Benin kingdom & our Akalaka brothers.

What concerns Edo/Delta man with a man from Rivers/Bayelsa? They share nothing, whether culturally or linguistically!!! At times I wonder what hard drugs you guys are consuming in that country.

Iamgrey5:
How is Itsekiri an Ediod Language?

And I laugh at the Ondo state on your list most especially Akoko Ondo

The guy is Dreaming

iamuyiekpen:
It’s no doubt that there’s a need for a central Edoid dialect amongst the Edoid people & those migrated from the Old Benin Empire. Some of these groups include
Bini (Edo),
Ishan (Edo),
Owan (Edo),
Afemai (Edo),
Ososo (Edo),
Warake (Edo),
Sasaru (Edo),
Etsako (Edo),
Uneme (Edo),
Yekhee (Edo),
Ikpeshi (Edo),
Ghuotuo (Edo),
Owan (Edo),
Emani (Edo),
Eruwa (Edo),
Okpamheri (Edo),
Urhobo (Edo & Delta),
Isoko (Delta),
Okpe (Delta),
Ika (Edo & Delta)
Kwale (Delta)
Itsekiri (Edo & Delta),
Akalaka (Rivers),
Degema (Rivers),
Diobu (Rivers),
Ahoada (Rivers),
[s] Uhami (Ondo),
Iyayu/Idoani (Ondo),
Akoko (Ondo), [/s]
Epie-Atissa (Bayelsa),
Engenni (Rivers & Bayelsa),
Ebira (Edo & Kogi)
Aduge (Kwara) etc.

A United Edoid Nation will be one of the richest not only in Nigeria but in Africa. Last year our Akalaka brothers from Rivers state visited Benin City & joined the Oba in celebrating the Igue festival. This move further strengthened the ties between the Benin kingdom & our Akalaka brothers.

Corrected

iamuyiekpen:
It’s no doubt that there’s a need for a central Edoid dialect amongst the Edoid people & those migrated from the Old Benin Empire. Some of these groups include
Bini (Edo),
Ishan (Edo),
Owan (Edo),
Afemai (Edo),
Ososo (Edo),
Warake (Edo),
Sasaru (Edo),
Etsako (Edo),
Uneme (Edo),
Yekhee (Edo),
Ikpeshi (Edo),
Ghuotuo (Edo),
Owan (Edo),
Emani (Edo),
Eruwa (Edo),
Okpamheri (Edo),
Urhobo (Edo & Delta),
Isoko (Delta),
Okpe (Delta),
Ika (Edo & Delta)
Kwale (Delta)
Itsekiri (Edo & Delta),
Akalaka (Rivers),
Degema (Rivers),
Diobu (Rivers),
Ahoada (Rivers),
Uhami (Ondo),
Iyayu/Idoani (Ondo),
Akoko (Ondo),
Epie-Atissa (Bayelsa),
Engenni (Rivers & Bayelsa),
Ebira (Edo & Kogi)
Aduge (Kwara) etc.

A United Edoid Nation will be one of the richest not only in Nigeria but in Africa. Last year our Akalaka brothers from Rivers state visited Benin City & joined the Oba in celebrating the Igue festival. This move further strengthened the ties between the Benin kingdom & our Akalaka brothers.

Sounds reasonable. Although I don't know about Itshekiri. They sound more like Yoruba/Ilaje.

So, finally Sufferingboy/queenagbo will be speaking Edo as his native language.

Captain8 abi giftibo, you see Engenni and Epie are Edoid.

Asides four or five, questionable inclusions here and there, the rest look quite attainable.

Ekealterego:

Sounds reasonable. Although I don't know about Itshekiri. They sound more like Yoruba/Ilaje.

So, finally Sufferingboy/queenagbo will be speaking Edo as his native language.

Captain8 abi giftibo, you see Engenni and Epie are Edoid.

Asides four or five, questionable inclusions here and there, the rest look quite attainable.

Lol.