Goodvibes007:

Even IPOB Ontario agrees with the Benin link

1. HISTORY OF ONITSHA
Onitsha Mmili was known as Ado N'Idu, it was founded by one of the sons of Chima, the founder of Issele-Uku kingdom in western Igboland. Chima, a prince of the ancient Benin kingdom emigrated, settled and founded what is now known as Issele-Uku in Aniocha North Local Government Area. The eldest son of Chima eventually emigrated across the Niger River to establish the Onitsha community. It is a town in South East Nigeria famed for its commerce, education and religious centre that lies beside the Niger.

https://ipobontario.ca/history-of-onitsha/

2. From the book of the lower Niger and its tribe, the author talks of connections between Onitsha and Benin.

Tsima = Chima

It is not possible that Eze Chima was a Bini prince, Eze Chima is an Igbo name that Igbos still bear to this day

Another thing is that all the communities founded by Eze Chima all.have Igbo names. Why would a Bini prince found a place, just to give it Igbo name? He forgot his Bini language?

chopnaira:

I don't think Reno said anything about translating the bible though. ..what he said 👇

Bishop Crowther brought Christianity to Onitsha in 1855 and opened the way for that religion to enter Igbo land. Before him, that entire area had not experienced the light of the Gospel. Bishop Crowther thereafter documented his missionary works in Igboland in a book published in 1855 titled 'Journal of an Expedition up the Niger and Tshadda Rivers.'

He also wrote the first ever book in the Igbo language, titled 'Isoama-Ibo: A Primer', published in 1857. Bishop Crowther then wrote the second book about the Igbo language titled 'Vocabulary of the Ibo Language', published in 1882.

Ajayi Crowther did not write any Igbo book, not a single person has managed to show us a single Igbo word Ajayi Crowther wrote

All we have is preface page claiming that Ajayi Crowther wrote an Igbo book, but nobody has shown us the book to this day

Christistruth00:


Ajayi Crowther lovingly gave you the Gospel along with Garri , Cassava and your very beloved Akpu
And he taught your people how to prepare it too

You yourself know very well that if your State runs out of Garri and Akpu , the Governor is going down and even President Tinubu will not be able to save him

Lol
Enjoy yourself
I only tolerate you because you introduced me to z-library

gidgiddy:


It is not possible that Eze Chima was a Bini prince, Eze Chima is an Igbo name that Igbos still bear to this day

Another thing is that all the communities founded by Eze Chima all.have Igbo names. Why would a Bini prince found a place, just to give it Igbo name? He forgot his Bini language?

This is what I told an ignorant fellow

How comes no one bears the name Chima in Bini?
He couldn't answer