Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 3:39pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
ChangedMan1999: Yes. We have given up.
Forget about Igbo.
And move front. I will not forget I want development and that is not possible without southern unity starting with the niger delta and the igbos stop with your foolishness and tribalistic views |
Politics › Re: The Aboh Are The Most Powerful People In The Middle And Lower Niger by Abohboy(op): 3:26pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
BiafraInc: Stop sounding stupid. You only need datta to find out the exact numbers of both, but not when you want to compare who are most in number. Bini migrants are few in Aboh when compare to Igbos who are the owners of the land. Don't tell me you need data to find out about that. I did my research and I agree with you the Ndokwa people in Aboh are predominantly Igbo there are only a few Bini people within the kingdom |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 3:19pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
ChangedMan1999: Leave it like that for us.
The insults anyi wu Ndigbo have received so far for trying to unite with Igbo speaking people of South South is too much.
We have moved on. So you've given up I have now presented myself as an igbo speak indigene of south south and I said we want to reconcile and unite with the igbos and the whole south and i'm here being insulted instead of you using this as an opportunity to take charge and actually get somewhere in the ultimate mission of development |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 3:10pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
ChangedMan1999: Nwanne, you are wise.
If only IPOB members realize that Igboland is only South East and Ezza lands in Benue state. What do you stand to gain from such a small landlocked nation |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:59pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
My Mission And Vision
Unite The South Starting with the Igbos and Niger Delta Then with the Bini and then The Yoruba
Make Aboh Kingdom an industrial and trading hub along the Niger with a major fishing economy
Educate The North Then Reform Nigeria
Restructure Nigeria accordingly by Region with a Northern, Middle Belt, Western, Mid Western and Eastern
I cannot achieve these things without the support of the Igbos inititally I will start online then move offline to the streets of Nigeria |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:51pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
BKayy: We are saying the same thing. You people are Bini people that managed to trade with Ndigbo during the confederacy era Some are Bini most are igbos what confederacy era we controlled the trade on the Niger from the 1500s till the late 1800s before the British came |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:50pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
Abohboy: How am I anti-igbo now go through all my comments and bring me one time where I said something anti igbo I'll save you time it never happened |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:49pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
BKayy: What if I tell you that Biafra won't be realized the way you Nigerians and anti-Igbo groups think. Modern Biafra is more like a confederacy that won't include most of the nations agitating for it now after actualisation. What I am telling you is fact. How am I anti-igbo now go through all my comments and bring me one time where I said something anti igbo |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:48pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
BKayy: The same the Shameless slave trader Iheme of Niise found his way to Ubani with Izuogu. If you know the map of Igboland, you won't be asking me such. The only things that passed through Aboh has Bini fingerprints all over it Do you know far away the Bini are from Aboh? We traded with Igbos Go on Jstor and read the political economy of Aboh and you will see the truth |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:46pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
BKayy: What you need to understand is that we have drawn our map. We aim at having a union of voluntary Igbo people not another Nigeria with another name. The era of forming fake Big brother has expired with the era of "overprotection"
I won't deny the fact that your people used to be Igbo bur right now, I can confidently and boldly say to your face that you people are no longer Igbo. The earlier you people accept it and stop disgracing and drawing us down, the better for all of us.
We wish to achieve a country with majority of people having similar ideology not with those seeing themselves as people brought in with ulterior motive hidden from them. What we want is progress. So, go back to your fellow Bini people and sort things out with them With your view Biafra will never be realized and the Igbo will forever be marginilized i'm trying to unite the niger delta with the Igbos and trying to make my village a trading hub again and also showing the great history of my people and you're here causing division are you even thinking what I propose benefits EVERYONE |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:41pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
BKayy: First of all, Awka metal works flourished before the British people came and established Aboh province not after. Secondly, palm oil was a thing of Southern Igboland which is either pararrel or further south of Aboh in the opposite direction heading to Bonny/Ubani through Azumini river not "Niger" River.
Once again, we don't know you people. The British didn't set up Aboh it was an existing major trade port, we controlled the whole Lower Niger you couldn't use it without us allowing you to first the British came to us for palm oil but we didn't grow palm oil we bought it from you and sold it to the British you know us very well and we traded with you extensively it was the growth of Onitsha in the 1870s that made us lose our link with you |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:38pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
ThEGodFaThEr101: My preek far better than your smelly oversized worn out inelastic pussy  |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:37pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
Sufferingboy: Since he refuse to respect his old age,make I teach lesson. Both of you are in the wrong the igbos are not evil and neither are the Ika what is the need for this violence |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:37pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
My brother BKkay you need to stop with this everyone is your enemy sentiment I am trying to unite the Niger Delta with the Igbos then unite with the Igbos so the south can progress as one your sentiment is not helping all I want for my people is a port and for our fishing economy to develop |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:35pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
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Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:35pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
Sufferingboy: Thunder fire your preek. My sister stop with this violence we can exist and progress as one |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:34pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
ThEGodFaThEr101: You're right but we can't fold our arms while one nonentity continue to rain insults at us. True |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:33pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
BKayy: Nkọgheri. Before the British came, Awka and some parts of Modern day Ebonyi perfected the act of metal smiting. As for clothes, you mean we left Akwaete to go to God knows where in Bini domain to buy clothes. From people that never produced any clothes. For palm oil, you are saying that we left Ohaji and Egbema to go to.... Better stop drinking whatever it is you are drinking. Aro and other clans in modern day Ebonyi state are still the farthest people with links to Cameroon in Southern Nigeria. You people were simply caged and locked up inside Bini.
"We left Bonny port to trade through you guys inside Bini Kingdom" How do you get to Bonny Port without using the Niger River? How did they sell their metal works? Yes they started buying british cloth and even british salt in the 1800s. Who did you sell the palm oil to? It was the Aboh that controlled the trade that you did up and down the niger river and it's environs go on jstor and learn your arguing on emotions and not facts |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:28pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
ThEGodFaThEr101: The thunder that will scatter you into shreds is on its way. Ewu Let's try and reconcile with each other not stray further with insults we can never get power back from the north with disunity southern unity is the start of our progress |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:25pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
BKayy: Your plan is to; 1) draw more ridicule and insults to us, the Igbo nation 2) Add more disunity to the non-existing disunity in Igboland like you tried to do in that "Aro-Ibibio" thread 3) Then reborn your dead Aboh's reputation with the ashes of Ndigbo, that is using Ndigbo as the fire wood to bring Aboh and Ukwuani/Ndoka into limelight.
But God pass you. That's why he made me to be around to expose you before my people take the bait False my aim is to unite all of the south including the different igbo sub groups then as one people we can fix the country I don't need to burn anything my Aunties, cousins, grandmother they're all igbos why would I want to kill them? |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:22pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
Sufferingboy: Bro no mind them.Ika and Ndokwa people should fight oil companies stealing our oil without proper compensation and development to us.
We should always be careful with Igbos,they are snakes(very cunny)..... My grandmother is Igbo I have no beef against the Igbo people |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:21pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
BKayy: "Greatest king in SE" When I told you that we and you people have no relationship you thought I was joking. Awka depended on, who are you people again? Do you people share any boundary with Awka? You mean the same Awka that have offshoots in far away Etsako depended on you people that are struggling under the Bini people. Always apply caution when lying. Incase you've forgotten, Ndigbo never had kings until the British came Do you even understand the concept of trade, we had traders based from lagos to cameroon and as far north as Hausaland, The awka went through us to trade with the british, when they wanted guns they came to us, when they wanted british cloths they came to us we controlled all trade up and down the NNiger River just search Obi Ossai of Aboh |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:17pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
I have multiple links open to back up all of my comments if you ask for the source I will send a screenshot from the Jstor books i've been reading |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:16pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
BKayy: Yes your true intentions are the problem. We have matured to see through those smoke screens My true intentions are to unite the south politically, properly map the geographical spread of each ethnic group and from there we can make maps to divide in a federal state apart from that it is also to develop my town and it's people and that starts with a port and fishing activities |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:15pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
BKayy: Insulting your whatever you call your people back is like breathing life into a dead corpse which is something I won't do. You people are insignificant and will forever remain so. May peace be with you Yes so insignificant that the Awka blacksmiths depended on us to trade their goods, so insignificant that Obi Ossai of Aboh is considered the greatest mercantile king of South Eastern Nigeria, so insignificant that the British when they wanted to trade in the Niger River they first went to talk to Obi Ossai and no one else please be quiet and learn proper history |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:12pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
BKayy: Thank you very much. Mr Abohboy, this is your real brother. You two have the same birth circumstances and ancestry. The same motive and attitude to the Igbo nation. So I will say that you two should romance and if need be form something big like Ikani or Ndoika. Both of you should let us be. Allow Ndigbo to breathe and have peace for once. Emedi ụnụ ya eme? Hapụ anyị aka ka anyị kuru mmiri tọgbọ iko. Ebe nile ụnụ bụ ụmụ ajọ mmụọ na achọghị ọganihu Igbo nọ, ụnụ ana eti "Igbo nkea" "Igbo nke ọzọ" Anyị achọrọ ụnụ. Hapụ anyị. Ọbụrụ ọgwụ na ọ ma nre rụ ụnụ So me trying to unite the Igbos with their brethren in the delta areas and showing the true history is now a problem |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:11pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
Sufferingboy: My brother @Abohboy we Ikas will always be by the side,of Ndokwa people.
I have said before that FG need to build at least a commercial fishing port in aboh and empower Ndokwa youth to go into fishing and it will help us save forex.
Ika man will always stand with Ndokwa man,anytime anyday. Thank you my sister our mission now is to reconcile with our igbo brothers |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 2:10pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
hybrid11: my question now, do you want Biafra  That in my opinion is a last resort sitaution if we can unite Southern Nigeria politically and we make an attempt to educate the north and they reject it then we should split if we manage to convince the north in our new constituion there should be space for secession on based grounds if neither of those work out then we split into southern and northern Nigeria from there we can choose if we want to divide further |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 1:18pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
hybrid11: I thought you're guys are not Igbo's Most of us are igbos and some are mixed between igbo and bini |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 1:17pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
BKayy: Getaway. Is there any upstair in the entire Aboh? Your plan is to attach yourself like Parasite into the Igbo body so as to slowly drain us down. Your hate for Onitsha is visible to the blind. If you hate Onitsha like this, only God knows how you see other Igbo cities and clans. Semi Bini man I have no problem with any town simply to make Aboh a regional industrial and trading centre in the Lower Niger there's no reason why both towns can't exist at the same time and both be involved in naval trade |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 1:16pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
BKayy: First of all, you have no right. ZERO right to speak in Igbo affairs. Half and half are not allowed to make statements in Igboland. Jejely go and settle matters with your fellow Bini people. Secondly, you see you have even exposed your true intent of posting this baldadash. Your intentions is to promote your Aboh with the lie that you ever had upper hand in anything in Lower Niger whereas in reality you lots are former semi-Igbo people the Bini conquered. Infact you were the first people to be conquered by the British. You had zero upper hand in anything We weren't the first to be conquered by any british we were part of the Ekumeku Movement we resisted British rule up until the 1900s we even engaged the British in naval warfare in the 1800s and won a few battles. My point of strategic location in the Lower Niger is very valid and I will say again I have every right to speak on Igbo matters on the last thread everybody told me that the Aboh are actually Igbo hence I will look at it from that realm the name that I bare is Ukwuani an igbo dialect so we have every right to speak on these matters |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by Abohboy(op): 1:09pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
AntiWailer: Trade is different from your own territory.
The area I served in the North has 90% Igbo Landlord.
When everything settle down Niger Delta will be another country if we go by this trend. No need for that we can be united |