NzogbuNzogbu:
calm down na, you sound very insecure

Why you carry this validation for head

Bro move ahead.... From your moniker, it shows you're one of the silly bigots we have here.

Move ahead bro, stay blessed.

Thanks

I remember the Dien that year.
Such a lovely man. I've not heard of this young man before. May his reign be beneficial to the ancient Ubulu-Ukwu kingdom.

Welcome back great king!!

I have a deep connection with ubulu uku

My Dad attended ubulu uku grammar school
He was 1959 set

He always tells me of his experience then especially crossing River Niger with boat when going back to school from our hometown in Anambra

One particular experience where there boat almost capsized into the River Niger

There wasn't Niger Bridge then

My Dad is still alive and very strong in his early eighties!!

He loves that his school up till today

PlayMaker14:
Bro move ahead.... From your moniker, it shows you're one of the silly bigots we have here.

Move ahead bro, stay blessed.

Thanks

my moniker is only a reminder that I stand with the politics of the igbos which some have been trolling

Ok I have given you the validation, chop the biscuit

djon78:


Welcome back great king!!

I have a deep connection with ubulu uku

My Dad attended ubulu uku grammar school
He was 1959 set

He always tells me of his experience then especially crossing River Niger with boat when going back to school from our hometown in Anambra

One particular experience where there boat almost capsized into the River Niger

There wasn't Niger Bridge then

My Dad is still alive and very strong in his early eighties!!

He loves that his school up till today

God bless your Dad and strengthen him...

You just brought back good memories Sir 🙂

Beremx:
BK wassup? Compliments of the season

same to you nne.
my greetings to you and yours

DeOTR:
I remember the Dien that year.
Such a lovely man. I've not heard of this young man before. May his reign be beneficial to the ancient Ubulu-Ukwu kingdom.

Isé...

Dein of Agbor is a big time Baller.

Bullet01:
Handsome and fresh.

🙄🙄🙄

OVB123:
He has been receiving tutorial from the palace of the Oba of Benin. Check the photos very well, you will see the afinity between Uku people and Benin.

Pipe dreams. No affinity whatsover.

AngelicBeing:
I think via delegated responsibility, nature abhors vacuum, been away does not translate to not been able to impact, you have started again ooo, like seriously

what exactly did I start again?

you think? you mean you dont know?

how did he use "delegated responsibility" to impact his kingdom?

pls break down the responsibilities he delegated?

if he delegated those responsibilities, then what impact did he make?

how has he been impactful to his kingdom since all this while he was abroad?

PlayMaker14:
Good question my brother, you see, we have the Traditional Prime Minister, popularly called the Iyesé.... Just like the Speaker or Senate President when the President is indisposed.

thats good. so how has he been impactful to his kingdom since all this while he was abroad?

Zonefree:

Diokpa, una too get fine girls for Isele Uku. Na there we camp during nysc. The sweet banny wan use fresh palm wine and banga soup finish me.

Now I know why I like your posts. I camped at Issele-uku too. Fresh girls dey dia. I ate free food for mammy market courtesy of one girl wey wan die on my case. I was leaving camp and she was crying.

Good old days!!!

PlayMaker14:
God bless your Dad and strengthen him...

You just brought back good memories Sir 🙂

Thanks I appreciate!!

sihamey:
A king without a wife. Handsome king hope he learn kingship from his late dad

Nothing to learn because the family and kingship was drowned in treachery, betrayal, usurpation, lies and tussle

Who king epp...they must have a ties with Benin kingdom.

PlayMaker14:
Yeah, same with my King 👑

The Obi of Issele-Uku 😊

Just wondering, how much influence do these kings have on the development of an area?

Do they have greater sway over the customary courts in decision making?

What duties have our constitution bestowed upon them?

Any idea?

lexy2014:


thats good. so how has he been impactful to his kingdom since all this while he was abroad?

Good question, before now, the marauding Fulani terrorists were in their usual evil and demonic character, wandering into the bushes and forest at night, using it as a decoy to kidnap sons and daughters of Ubulu-Uku kingdom and Anioma people at large, demanding huge ransom and killing those that don't have money to pay.... The Iyesé and some prominent sons of Ubulu-Uku, collaborating with the DTSG, Police and Vigilante had to put a stop to that dastardly act.... Atleast, they've been enjoying relative peace and going to their farms without fear again. That's a big impact if you ask me.

Beremx:
More pictures

Does this mean that he will turn his town into the abroad places where he studied and has traveled to, starting with basic things like education, water, sanitation etc

luminouz:

Now I know why I like your posts. I camped at Issele-uku too. Fresh girls dey dia. I ate free food for mammy market courtesy of one girl wey wan die on my case. I was leaving camp and she was crying.

Good old days!!!

I will consult our chi to deal ruthlessly with you.

PlayMaker14:
Good question, before now, the marauding Fulani terrorists were in their usual evil and demonic character, wandering into the bushes and forest at night, using it as a decoy to kidnap sons and daughters of Ubulu-Uku kingdom and Anioma people at large, demanding huge ransom and killing those that don't have money to pay.... The Iyesé and some prominent sons of Ubulu-Uku, collaborating with the DTSG, Police and Vigilante had to put a stop to that dastardly act.... Atleast, they've been enjoying relative peace and going to their farms without fear again. That's a big impact if you ask me.

I dont see any mention of the Obi in your response. so where is the impact?

Nnua o

PlayMaker14:
Good you asked politely, we the Enu-Ani speaking people of Anioma Kingdom are closely and culturally related with our Big brother's from the great Bini Kingdom.

Hope that answers your questionSir?

That's rather condescending.

"Closely and culturally related ". Yet both languages are mutually unintelligible.

Next time speak for yourself.

lexy2014:


I dont see any mention of the Obi in your response. so where is the impact?

I thought you were asking about the Impact of the Iyesé while the Obi was away.

owagbeba:


Just wondering, how much influence do these kings have on the development of an area?

Do they have greater sway over the customary courts in decision making?

What duties have our constitution bestowed upon them?

Any idea?

My brother, I would like you to come and see their influence first hand....

We need visitors in our Kingdom.

Fulgur:


That's rather condescending.

"Closely and culturally related ". Yet both languages are mutually unintelligible.

Next time speak for yourself.

Are you done?

Where is his onowu?

NzogbuNzogbu:
thats what you should have said na cos me am in edo so I know what idia means

The funny thing is that you guys appear to be trying too hard o, cos you can't be closer to binis than esan and afemai yet they have a disntict culture without copying pasting bini

Copy and paste Bini culture? Do you know what you’re saying? Do you know that the Oba of Bini has to visit Ubulu-Uku before he can be crowned? Do you know that a child of Ubulu-Uku cannot be killed or buried with the Oba of Bini? Do you know of the origin of Ezumu, the founder of Ubulu-Uku?

If you don’t know, ask or do your research.

https://www.eajournals.org/wp-content/uploads/The-Benin-Factor-in-the-West-Niger-Igbo-History-The-Example-of-Ubulu-Ukwu.pdf

PlayMaker14:
Yeah, same with my King 👑

The Obi of Issele-Uku 😊

our obi

PlayMaker14:
I thought you were asking about the Impact of the Iyesé while the Obi was away.

no sir. thanks for your response though

Kukutenla:
What should we fry

Jealousy won't be the end of you.

pat077:
our obi

😊😊😊🤍🤍🤍❤️❤️❤️

lexy2014:
no sir. thanks for your response though

God bless you bro.... And thanks for the intelligent questions.