aikyg:
Arochukwu people are the most open minded people I know. They go to a place and they adopt the culture of the people and integrate completely with the people there. I don't know how they do it. People just love them.

And give up/lose their original roots/identity?

MajorOvakporaye:
Better remain in South Africa. Nigeria is in a terrible mess caused by a runaway Chicago drug criminal and his dumb predecessor.

I have no regret leaving that hell in 2021.

Your so called "Chicago drug criminal" can still bring you back to Nigeria to answer for your state subversion crime. So don't feel safe over there, the government EYE is on you.

membranus:


Your so called "Chicago drug criminal" can still bring you back to Nigeria to answer for your state subversion crime. So don't feel safe over there, the government EYE is on you.

Shut up and face front!!! One million of your drug criminal presidiot cannot do nada

RickyJesus:

Give it time, you will surely regret.

That is when hunger must have twisted your neck like a chronic meningitis.

MajorOvakporaye:


You think I'm in the same category which the same condemned African youths you move with? I'm not in the same realm with you. Travel and see, you ignoramus.

Typical obidient
No brains upstairs so insults are the next best thing.
Where did you travel to? From delta to Benin?
Olosho change location dey form virgin
I'm sure this attention you get online gives you orgasms.

MajorOvakporaye:


That is when hunger must have twisted your neck like a chronic meningitis.

No worries, I feed just fine. Just look forward to your regret.

thesicilian:

Tomorrow you'll forget this post and start begging for who will send you money online.
Was APC the reason his father left home when he was 6 and never returned home

The war was the reason.

thesicilian:

Typical obidient
No brains upstairs so insults are the next best thing.
Where did you travel to? From delta to Benin?
Olosho change location dey form virgin
I'm sure this attention you get online gives you orgasms.

Fvck off!!! You chronic ignoramus.

RickyJesus:

No worries, I feed just fine. Just look forward to your regret.

I don't think you will still be alive then because hunger must have feasted on the bigger part of your life span.

If the guy is rich then I'm his family member

MajorOvakporaye:


I don't think you will still be alive then because hunger must have feasted on the bigger part of your life span.

Not everyone is as hungry as your family you left behind please. I am feeding very properly, thank you.

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Mental evaluation also needed.

Abia .....wicked people

crestedaguiyi:
If he has money the family would appear in less than 72 hours, even fake ones.

If he see them would he know them

I dey tells you bro.

mariahAngel:


And give up/lose their original roots/identity?

Nope.
All the Aros in the diaspora always identify with Arochukwu. There are Aro settlements all over the SE of Nigeria. But they always have a way of identifying with their root. May be he lost the parents when he was little. He likely may be from one of those communities in Arochukwu LGA that identify as Arochukwu...Okeke sounds more like an Ihechiowa or Ututu name. Aro people bear mostly, Okereke.

RickyJesus:

Not everyone is as hungry as your family you left behind please. I am feeding very properly, thank you.

Keep shut!!! You hungry kid.

Chinedu Okeke I think you are from my family as we bear the same surname and from the same Arochukwu

officialwdhtv:
This is Chinedu Okeke from Arochukwu, he lives in South Africa and wants to connect with his family in Abia State Nigeria. He was brought to South Africa at the age of 6.

Please if you recognise him or know his family, kindly reach out.

Let's help him reconnect with his lost family.

Take a listen!!!

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECTR_NeGDQI

hurray!!! We have finally gotten Aro-south Africa

Jewessgratitud3:


Yes

🤦‍♂️

officialwdhtv:
This is Chinedu Okeke from Arochukwu, he lives in South Africa and wants to connect with his family in Abia State Nigeria. He was brought to South Africa at the age of 6.

Please if you recognise him or know his family, kindly reach out.

Let's help him reconnect with his lost family.

Take a listen!!!

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECTR_NeGDQI

30% of the ppl in South Africa are Nigerians.me sef run leave girl when born for me der.na the normal thg.

oz4real83:
This time there is hunger in the land, will his family members agree that they know him , they maybe afraid of extra mouth to feed ooo . The man should have waited until the economy gets better, they may not even believe he has money

Laugh wan kill me with this your submission 😅
This is funny but somehow true 😂

officialwdhtv:


Sadly he lost his identity at 6years and definitely doesnt know where to start looking from even if he gets to Abia

Many okeke from Abia will claim him as their relatives so long he has money to spend.

People dey find how dem wan take run away, this one dey find wetin no lost

He should marry a Nigerian in SA and form his own family jareh!

When you were 6, South Africa was not an attractive place for black people, thanks to apartheid. I'm just wondering why your parents took you there in the first place.

officialwdhtv:


Sadly he lost his identity at 6years and definitely doesnt know where to start looking from even if he gets to Abia

Let him start from Abía tower...
Sadly we don't have family tree website where one can trace.

His parents nko?

I wonder why those talking to the man are asking him questions in igbo language. Did the man tell them he was with igbo people all the while he lived in SA?

Come to Nigeria in Anambra State ka anyi gbalu go afa so ur ancestors will provide a lead to ur father's compound. Ndi Igbo ekene mu unu!

officialwdhtv:
This is Chinedu Okeke from Arochukwu, he lives in South Africa and wants to connect with his family in Abia State Nigeria. He was brought to South Africa at the age of 6.

Please if you recognise him or know his family, kindly reach out.

Let's help him reconnect with his lost family.

Take a listen!!!

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECTR_NeGDQI

mejetov422:
Sadly, there is No Database.

No records

Nothing.

No hints on where to start from

It should have be easy, if we have a working government, that will take Data seriously.

But one oga at the top dun already tell us say, na statistics we go chop?

who carry am go south Africa at d age of 6 should knw his family whereabouts... No be everything u go dey blame government

Jewessgratitud3:
Let him go to Abia now

The man take style resemble Peter Obi's lost brother called Somadina