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BornStunner1:
SWALLOW THE TRUTH KID I KNOW ITS BITTER
HAHAHAHAHA

BornStunner1:
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Ooni of Ife >>>>> Alaafin of Oyo >>>>>>> Oba of Bini> Esogban OF Benin>

Thats the Truth i know its bitter but SWALLOW IT

BornStunner1:
EVEN THE ONOJIE IN EDO NORTH IS FAR GREATER THAN YOU RAT OONI
HELL EVEN THE ODIONWERE IN MY VILLAGE GET MORE LEVELS HAHAHAHA

BornStunner1:
Dat small rat you call ooni
That is even the offspring of a place priest
No wonder even the Alaafin in oyo does not recognize ooni
WTF IS OONI SEF!?

basilo102:
These Obis are copy copy influence from Benin. You can see the king in Benin royal cloth but the others retain igbo traditional caps. What igbos operate are autonomous communities with different igwes who are all equal and no paramount ruler of a whole city. Who is the king of Enugu, Owerri, Aba, etc?? Each of these cities have at least 3 igwes with none of them superior to the other

BornStunner1:
IN YOU FAKE LUKE WORM DREAMS
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA OZOUR

elfmann:
The bold or emboldened..

BornStunner1:
Lol after writing this bunch of lies did your stomach get fed?

The Oba of Benin can never leave his palace talkless of leaving his palace to go and see a junior king like the ooni of ife

Better luck lying next time!!

fippycbk:
Yes sir, it is foreign but not so recent. We did a documentation on one community in Owerri once, that was my 3rd year as a student of Architecture. The chief priest gave us first hand information on how a white man crowned their first king, that was the early 20th century. In some places kings are even elected.‎

chibecan:
Do little research about Eze NRI. The throne is older than many non Igbo throne around Nigeria. There are few monarchies in Igboland anyway

carmag:
No kings in any region that puts food on other people's table so it's not worth bragging

carmag:
of course that literally means there is no a single empire that dictate for the entire igbos compare to other regions
it's democratic in nature (decentralised )

fippycbk:
Igbos had no kings before the white man. There were Nzes, Ozors. These people formed something more like a senate. Not one man had absolute power.

post=52441875:
This boy you brought your stupidity to 2017,hate afonja

RedboneSmith:
The Egba also say, " Egba ko l'olu, gbogbo nwon ni nse bi Oba". Doesn't mean they don't have the Alake and all that.
The saying simply means that they don't give their leaders and rulers absolute power.

Decryptor:
Go and buy yours naaa...oh, i just remembered...you are BROKE!

carmag:
there are kings in Igbo lands but decentralised
it allows for checks and balances

Mockinbird:
Flat.head ugu hawkers won't like your comment.

kettle84:
bros,there wasn't any fraud anywhere .it is either there was a mix up or a blackmail besides Anambra state or Obiano is too big for such cheap publicity of ugu nonsense. Obiano provided quality leadership in 2016 and has promised even more in 2017.

Exactly half of Africa’s 20 billionaires got richer in 2016. The continent's biggest gainer -- in both dollar and percentage terms - is Nigerian oil and telecom tycoon Mike Adenuga, whose net worth increased $2.7 billion to $5.8 billion since December 31, 2015. No other African billionaire added more than $1 billion to his or her net worth in the past year. Overall, the combined net worths of African billionaires decreased $3.1 billion in 2016.

The increase in Adenuga’s net worth is largely due to new information FORBES obtained in 2016 about the value of his assets. Adenuga owns Nigerian telecom company Globacom and Nigerian oil company Conoil Producing. While Adenuga's net worth has increased since the beginning of 2016, it has dropped significantly since March 2016, when FORBES valued his fortune at $10 billion on the 2016 Billionaires List. Since then, his net worth has dropped $4.2 billion, due to the devaluation of the Nigerian Naira and the country's struggling oil sector. Adenuga was the only Nigerian billionaires whose net worth increased this year. (Aliko Dangote, the richest Nigerian and Africa's richest man, saw his fortune drop nearly 28% to $12.4 billion over the course of 2016.)

South African mining billionaire Patrice Motsepe and Egyptian billionaires Nassef Sawiris and Naguib Sawiris were the next biggest gainers in Africa, each adding $500 million to their fortunes over the year. Motsepe was also Africa's second biggest percentage gainer; his net worth increased by 32% in 2016, bringing his fortune to $1.5 billion. The stock price of Motsepe’s African Rainbow ARBJY +% Minerals has risen nearly 130% in the past year, following a steep decline in 2015.

Nassef Sawiris the richest billionaire in Egypt with a fortune that FORBES pegs at $5.2 billion, runs one of the largest nitrogen fertilizer producers in the world, OCI, and also owns 7% of Adidas and nearly 5% of cement giant LafargeHolcim. While OCI stock is down 27% over the past year, Adidas stock is up 58% and LafargeHolcim is up 7%, leading to the bump in his net worth. Egyptian telecom billionaire Naguib Sawiris, who has a $3.5 billion fortune announced that he was stepping down as CEO of Orascom Telecom Media & Technology in December 2016.

Egypt and South Africa were the only African countries where more than half of the country’s billionaires got richer in 2016. In both, four out of seven billionaires added to their wealth in the past year. In Nigeria, meanwhile, only one of four billionaires got richer this year.

In total, the twelve African billionaires whose net worths increased this year added a combined $6.2 billion to their fortunes in 2016. The continent outperformed the overall FORBES World Billionaires List, where only 46% of billionaires saw their fortunes increase in 2016. The year's biggest global gainer, American billionaire Warren Buffett, has a fortune that jumped almost twice that amount in 2016.

kettle84:
what ugh,abegi leave refuse for LAWMA .Obiano kept us busy through out 2016 with project delivery even in recession.

Decryptor:
And the "FRAUD" wins the MAN OF THE YEAR...You with your GENUINITY, what have you won in your life?

kettle84:
fraudulent? and he beats other states in Education, sports,entertainment, security, infrastructural delivery and many more. biko go and use your dictionary and get the true meaning of fraudulent.

kettle84:
it is stale like expired. Obiano remains the best performing governor of the year.

smarty562:
it should be bro
Am from anambra
i know What these people suffer
multiple taxation nd So. on
Awka lacks structure, no road
it's all noise bro

Decryptor:
Go and organise your own fake enterprise and let's see it hit the social media! HATER!!

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