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PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 10:21am On Jul 23, 2021
AfricanColumbus:
Reno:
Of course, the Ika and Ndokwa Ukwuani people know they are the ones Reno is after.
Just like cowards, they all kept mute while Ndiigbo are taking the bullets for them. grin
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 9:01am On Jul 23, 2021
RoyalUc:
Which Ika or Ukwani man have you seen fighting Reno on the internet?

My people would say; "when coded remark/insult thrown to no one is too 'light,' the 'owner' will respond." grin
More like it's the relatives of mad man that are usually ashamed and feel bad at cajole thrown at him.

The madman on the other hand is usually oblivious.
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 10:24pm On Jul 22, 2021
RoyalUc:
"What has Osu to do with our discussion?" Did you just ask that? Is it not obvious you don't understand English? What is the meaning of osu? And in what context did I make reference to it? Just emotional outbursts!

Ogwashi uku are proud Nri people, right? If according to you, a people who are closer to the people you're insulting even by natural settlements have "nothing to do with Bini slavish history," how come a people who are farther interior away from the binis are the slaves to them?
Do you even know the places you are talking about?
You said Osu meant slave. Which obviously betrayed your ignorance as Osu were not slaves.
They were people dedicated to shrines/gods.
And only like 2/5th of Igboland practiced Osu caste.
Igbo word for slave is Odibo. We have another variant of Odibos called Ohu/Oru.

Ika is the closest to Bini in Anioma while Ndokwa Ukwuani are the closest to Itsekiri.
These two groups also have a slavish attachment to Bini.
Putting two and two together, it doesn't take long to unravel the ***** in Reno drivel.
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 9:51pm On Jul 22, 2021
iSlayer:
I think the Ika/Ukwuani/Ikwerre/Ogba are the only tribes in the whole of subsaharan Africa to still claim their slave masters. Every other African tribe deposed their slave masters and forge ahead with their real identity. The Ika/Ukwuani/Ikwerre/Ogba remained slaves after the end of serfdom officially.

As it is said "it is only an animal (or a slave) that answers to the name (bears the identity) it was given by another person". Ika et al are a disgrace to African consciousness.
Raw undiluted truth that would have been made obvious more if only Reno was looking for traffic hence he hid these slavish people behind ***** while he projected Igbos to gain traffic.
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 9:49pm On Jul 22, 2021
RoyalUc:
Typical of you people! Ignorant yet boastful!
So, there is nothing like the osu caste system in igbo land?

Reno may be referring to the Igbankes, (which obviously, you don't even know about) and the Ikas, but not even the Ogwashi ukwus, Nsukwa people, etc
You are not mentally okay.
What has Osu to do with our discussion?
What do you know about Osu?
Mtchew.

Lol! I Know about Igbanke, Owa ri uzo, etc. They are all Ika people in Edo state.

Ogwashi uku are proud Nri people and has nothing to do with Bini slavish history of Ika and related groups.

Thank you.
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 9:38pm On Jul 22, 2021
iSlayer:



Capital thrash. You are a slave to Bini. Tweh.
Shameless slaves that Reno mischievously refused to mention and rather chose to write them as *****.
Ndi Uchu!
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 9:36pm On Jul 22, 2021
gregyboy:
They ika were already under bini rule which would make it easier for benin invaders ti cross to the core east without resistance but even with assitance
We don't have such history in the East.
Lol! grin
Infact when you are talking cock and bull stories in Igboland, we say : Ona ako akuko "Idu na Oba" . Meaning he is telling stories of Oba and Bini. grin
That's how we know Bini and all linked with it.
Don't flatter yourselves.
In recent times, akuko "Idu na Oba" has been replaced with "Akuko Mike ejeagha" in Igboland to represent cock and bull stories. grin
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 9:33pm On Jul 22, 2021
RoyalUc:
You are just one bitter soul!

Since when is it a crime to uphold and defend your identity and cultural heritage?
That the Ika or Ukwani/Ndokwa refused to be lumped into your tribe is too big a deal for you to handle.

The Ndokwa Ukwani people for instance are warriors. They've never been defeated and captured by any tribe. As a matter of fact, they fought off any invader, made slaves of people, and even captured and killed Whitemen who ventured into their land (funny enough, till today, church folks still attribute the level of backwardness in that region to the killings, bloodshed and charms done by their ancestors). Till today, they still have the mentality of resisting external influences, including 'western' development.

It might interest you to know that the word for slaves known as 'osu' in your tribe is 'Igbo' in Ndokwa Ukwani.
You are obviously not okay upstairs.
What has Osu to do with slaves? Osu doesn't mean slave. Empty Head.
Slave in Igbo is Odibo. There is also Ohu/Oru.
Stop embarrassing yourself.

Which bitterness do you speak of?
Taa gbafuo!
Any human with brain cells know that Reno is referring to Ukwuani Ndokwa and Ika people.
They are the ones with extensive interactions with Bini and Itsekiris.
Ndiigbo would rather Reno come out clean and stop roping us into something we know nothing about.
Who cares about whatever slavish origin you uphold? Ara agbakwana gi! How many Igbos send you lots?

Go settle your slavish relationship with Binis and Itsekiris and leave Ndiigbo out of your mess. We don't know you.
Get a grip of yourselves.
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 7:52pm On Jul 22, 2021
iSlayer:
Confusion grin
grin
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 7:36pm On Jul 22, 2021
gregyboy:
Bro Portuguese didnt give benin guns to raid any igbo towns, the guns were acquired by binis with her wealth so stop making it look like Portuguese gave guns to bini for that single reasons nah, infact Portuguese even refused to sell guns to benin untill benin was a Christian country it was after several European arrived the Nigerian coast that binis started acquiring guns from those Europeans
Portuguese refused to sell guns to binis unless they convert which binis were unwilling to do so if any slave raid took place during benin and Portuguese relationship then it was done by bini arms, but after the granted other europeans right to trade in the african coast that those europeans began selling guns to anyone who could acquire it benins acquired more than other tribe because they were more wealthy and again

The benins never raided western igbos for slaves they raided the eastern igbos for slaves rather, the binis had already conquered the western igbos before the Portuguese arrived benin, and a large population of benin migrated to Western igbo areas especially the ika areas that took in much benin population, those unfounded historians that wont research will be talking nonsense....

Benin invaded eastern igbos for slaves and not
Western igbos

Benin invaded Western Yorubas for slave not eastern Yorubas

The western igbos and Eastern Yorubas were under bini control and protection so why would they invade a place they are familiar with and are protecting....
How can Bini get to Eastern Igboland without passing through Ikaland? grin
PoliticsRe: The Ika And Not The Igbos Were The ****(slaves) by Ariani: 5:08pm On Jul 22, 2021
mancoconut:
They were the censored slaves Reno was talking about, for one it makes more sense to arrive at this logical conclusion based on the fact of all the present Igbo speaking subgroups, it's only the Ika, Ikwerre and parts of Ukwuani that love to warm up to the whole "we are from Benin" fantasy... so it's basically the historical Stockholm syndrome of master/slave relationship of these groups (Ika/Ukwuani and Ikwerre) coming into play according to Reno's assertion.

Secondly, it makes sense to discern which slaves in particular Reno was alluding to because the Igbos East of the Niger and parts of present say Enuani on the West banks of the Niger were farther away from any significant control or influence from the so called Benin empire, the slave raid of the Igbos done by the Benin warriors were mostly in the settlements and areas closer to the Benin kingdom, and these group of people who were raided and captured as slaves are the present day Ika whose aboriginal Igbo languages and cultures got immersed and influenced by their Benin slave masters who colonized these people for a significant amount of time. That's why today the Igbo denial syndrome remains very strong among the Ika/Ukwuani axis who are still suffering from the slavery hangover imposed on them by the Benin kingdom.
Of course, it's obvious he was talking about Ika and Ndokwa Ukwuani slavish people with their slavish Bini nostalgia.
Igbo people getting dragged into this whole thing are tactless.

PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 5:03pm On Jul 22, 2021
melodyogonna:
You probably don't know but conquering a people don't mean you enslaved them. What happens is that you impose a ruler and make them part of your empire, when they have enough firepower they fight back and overthrow the ruler you imposed. Slaves are taken during raids or immediately after the conquest by soldiers, they're usually the ones that fought in the battle against the invaders or the first people the invading army laid hands on. My point? Because a section of say ... Ika was ruled by Bini does not mean they were slaves.
That's none of my concern.
Ika and Ndokwa Ukwuani people should go and settle it out with Bini /Itsekiri people.

Reno and some tactless Igbos should stop dragging the rest of us sensible Igbos into something we have nothing to do with.
PoliticsRe: How The Bini Used And Sold The Igbos As Slaves For Centuries - Reno Omokri by Ariani: 4:45pm On Jul 22, 2021
iSlayer:
Lolllll
I no fit shout.

Let the useless people open their stupid mouths again nah.

If only Ndiigbo are a people with tact sef.
This was a big opportunity to address the Ika/Ndokwa Ukwuani Bini slavery their shameless ancestors distorted as "Bini Origin". grin
But we can't even smell the coffee and are tragically passing up the opportunity on the altar of emotionalism.
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani:
Lucifer1419:
. Oga pack well, be proud of where you come from which is Fulani, the land of a terrorist organization, stop deceiving yourself, and don't quote me again, because I wouldn't reply you back
Lol!
Ewu gambia.
Continue sleeping on top bike.

Ika people who have been insulting Ndiigbo on top their Bini slavery they were embellishing, are same people tactless Igbos want to start taking bullets for, when we should be flinging them off the moving train into an incoming trailer to be crushed grin.

Ndi ubulu eke! You want to fight Ika war for them while they chillax and watch you take bullets for nothing.

Iberibe ruru uno-enu n'isi unu.
PoliticsRe: How The Bini Used And Sold The Igbos As Slaves For Centuries - Reno Omokri by Ariani: 4:39pm On Jul 22, 2021
iSlayer:
Who are they now they've been released. Proud slaves of Bini kingdom. It doesn't get lower than that.
Exactly.
Proud slaves who wear their Bini chains as if they were jeweleries.

We are Bini descendants (slaves grin) bla bla bla! grin

Ndi Uchu.
PoliticsRe: How The Bini Used And Sold The Igbos As Slaves For Centuries - Reno Omokri by Ariani: 4:36pm On Jul 22, 2021
iSlayer:
Don't use Igbo to take Ika damages. The Ika are slavish. Those claims by Reno cannot be extended to the Igbo hinterland and Reno knows it.
Ndiigbo can never make use of their blame for once.
Zero tact.

Tufia.
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 4:34pm On Jul 22, 2021
iSlayer:
That last part ehn...very disgusting behavior.
It is what it is.
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 4:34pm On Jul 22, 2021
Lucifer1419:
. Two Fulani terrorist deceiving themselves claiming to be igbo, cow drunkard urine.
Ubulu gi ezughi ezu. Gi na onye bu Fulani?

Ina añu omo?
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 4:32pm On Jul 22, 2021
Ojiofor:
They might have enslaved some Igbanke and Agbor people who are their neighbours since there was nothing like Igbo nation then.
Or did Oba of Bini cross River Niger to kidnap slaves? They should specify were their slaves came from since by your own words there was nothing like Igbo nation then.
Of course it's Agbor and Igbanke and related groups who we collectively call Ikas today.

The typical Ika man still have a slavish attitude towards Bini.
You see their Kings going to Oba Bini palace to prostrate once crowned.
It's a generational Stockholm syndrome thing.

Read this book to get more insight.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://people.bu.edu/manfredi/Iduuwe.History.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiB4tz1-_bxAhVOTsAKHS1jCGUQFnoECAoQAQ&usg=AOvVaw0Dg3REcjIMmYaj8dwR77qm

Reno is an attention seeker, he knew if he used Ika and Ndokwa/Ukwuani Instead of Igbo, he wouldn't generate traffic and attention he is currently getting.
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 4:30pm On Jul 22, 2021
iSlayer:
I'm suspecting that after fighting off Bini for a while they were recolonized again.
I think they stood their ground and fought Bini to stalemate.
But by then, the damage had already been done as the people already suffers from Stockholm syndrome from all those decades of Bini invading and making slaves out of them.
This is why you still have grown ass kings from those lands visiting Oba Bini palace to renew their master-slave bond once coronated.
PoliticsRe: Reply To Reno Omokri Lies On Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 4:23pm On Jul 22, 2021
TarOrfeeek:
Itshekiri and Benin kingdom of yesterday will use Igbo slaves.

Except they are Itshekiri and Benin citizens captured as slaves, taught the Igbo language and sold back to their people.

Igbos do that alot. After servitude you are allowed to return.

Remo Onokri a history revisionist is apparently baiting intellectual discourse but doing so from a really low depth of knowledge.
The Igbos Reno meant are Ika and Ndokwa/Ukwuani people.
Who are really not Igbos, and Reno know that, which is why he wrote ***** instead of mentioning their names.

See the history of Bini invasion and domination of Ika, written by an Ika man.

I had taken time to post relevant snippet.

You can read the whole book by downloading the manuscript here:https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://people.bu.edu/manfredi/Iduuwe.History.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiB4tz1-_bxAhVOTsAKHS1jCGUQFnoECAoQAQ&usg=AOvVaw0Dg3REcjIMmYaj8dwR77qm

Reno might not be wrong in his assertion.
The only problem here is that he used Igbo, rather than using Ika or Ukwuani/Ndokwa, who we know are not Igbos.

PoliticsRe: Reply To Reno Omokri Lies On Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 4:22pm On Jul 22, 2021
iSlayer:
The Igbo slaves are to be found in Delta according to the writeup. So it is not Igbo nation thing. Bini cannot match the Igbo nation in their wildest dreams. The people in question are the proud Bini slaves, the Ika people.
Gbam.

Reno should stop playing hide and seek games and write the **** as Ika or Ukwuani/Ndokwa, we all know he is referring to.
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 4:18pm On Jul 22, 2021
iSlayer:
Hmmm. Personally I am after shaming them!!!
I'm for them picking up their Bini slavery shame in peace and with full chest and not have to hide behind Ndiigbo.

It's time we learn how to start throwing these mushroom groups under the bus as far as protecting ourselves is concerned.
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 4:17pm On Jul 22, 2021
Nwanyiogwashi:
Go and read about Agbor and bini
Nne go read this book by an Agbor chief on Ika history.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://people.bu.edu/manfredi/Iduuwe.History.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiB4tz1-_bxAhVOTsAKHS1jCGUQFnoECAoQAQ&usg=AOvVaw0Dg3REcjIMmYaj8dwR77qm

His name is Chief Iduwe E.A.

Ika for sure were Bini slaves at a point in history before they freed themselves later, yet the psychological trauma remains up till today.
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 4:05pm On Jul 22, 2021
iSlayer:
He can't call the names to avoid unnecessary provocation. But the whole world knows it is Ika and Ndokwa.
He should o!
We should force him to.

Enough of this nonsense.
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 4:03pm On Jul 22, 2021
iSlayer:
Thanks for the upload!


And yes they can't take their tongues out of Bini putrid ass.
We have to set the records right.

Ndiigbo should start learning how to stay away from battles that is not ours.

All we needed to do with this Reno vituperation was to force him to accept that whatever interactions Itsekiri and Bini had with any Igboid group was at maximum with Ika and Ndokwa/Ndokwa. And that none of these groups are currently Igbo.
So he should tender apology to Ndiigbo for the misrepresentation and thereafter go back to that his original post and properly label his post well by substituting Ika and Ndokwa with Igbo there.
The dog can't be eating shit while the goat teeth will be decaying.
Mbanu!
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 3:56pm On Jul 22, 2021
Nwanyiogwashi:
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Which ika communities did bini enslaved? Go and read about Agbor and bini war.
This was from Pa. E.A Iduwe manuscript on Ika history.
There is no denying the fact that the Bini once enslaved the Ikas and that up till today, we can still see that Ikas are yet to recover from that Bini slavery psychologically. That's the origin of "We are from Bini" fables from Ika.

PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 3:54pm On Jul 22, 2021
I think instead of drag this Reno.
Ndiigbo should force him to come clean with the people he labelled "Igbo" in that his statement.
I'm very sure he is speaking of Ika and Ndokwa/Ukwuani groups still suffering from Bini Stockholm syndrome.
Once we establish that he is talking about Ndokwa Ukwuani/Ika, we can rightly strip these groups of the false Igbo tag Reno labelled them and hand them over to their Bini overlords to go and argue these things out Biko.

This shouldn't be our battle.

Reno was being mischievous using "Igbo" while avoiding the use of right tags of Ika or Ukwuani/Ndokwa.

I don't see any business between Igbo man and Itsekiris. We are not neighbors and had little or no known interactions.
PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 3:47pm On Jul 22, 2021
iSlayer:
Very very simple. I read of the Portuguese business interest with Bini a long time ago. That guns supplied was how Bini were successfully turning Ika to slaves.
When you observe the Ika obsession with Bini.
It makes perfect sense that there was a certain degree of slave-master relationship attached to it.
It's a case of generational Stockholm syndrome.

See excerpts from Pa E.A Iduwe manuscript on how Bini raided Ika and neighboring groups with the help of Portuguese supplied firearms.

PoliticsRe: Itsekiris And Igbo Slaves by Ariani: 3:40pm On Jul 22, 2021
iSlayer:
Grandstanding is okay. But it shouldn't be at the detriment of truth. The outlying Igbo areas to the west were subjugated by Bini over hundreds of years. This was possible because Bini wasn't attacking Igbo as a race, they were raiding individual remote communities. Now in that writeup by Reno if you get the background of events he's talking about, you will realize this sale of Igbo slaves (Ika people) predated the British. The Binis who had a strong monarchy were richly supplied with guns to carry out this raids and subdue this Igbos. This happened much much much earlier than any British misadventure in that area. The names of the ports of collection of Ika and Ndokwa slaves were called Escravos and Forcados, which are Portuguese, and not Harcourt or Douglas (which are British. So Reno is actually right.

The account of Olaudah Equiano strongly supports Reno's position too. Mind you the Igbos in question here are majority Ika, then Ndokwa, then a bit of Enuani.

Juxtaposing Reno's account with the reality today you can see there is an agreement of facts. The Ika are very very slavish to Bini and bear Bini sounding names (as a receipt of slavery). Things dont really change if you follow events closely from the far back periods.
The Ika historian, Pa E.A Iduwe acknowledged this in his book.
He made mention of Bini people acquiring guns from the Portuguese with which they terrorised Ika communities earlier on.
Until much later when weapons proliferated and Ikas were able to fight and push the Binis back.
The Portuguese used the Binis as slave agents by supplying them with guns to raid Ika and make slaves of them.
PoliticsRe: How The Bini Used And Sold The Igbos As Slaves For Centuries - Reno Omokri by Ariani: 1:16pm On Jul 22, 2021
Sufferingboy:
U talk like a baby,I urge reno to say it.Una hatred to destroy una.


Ikas were never slave not even the benins will say that.Many Ikas are most royalties,warrors and farmers from benin.


Look I know what I am saying Ikas were already existing even before Oramiyan came from Uhe(ile-ife).

We were already existing as at the time of ogisos.

Just because we refuse to drop our Identity and pick Igbo identity,Igbos have decided to use their propaganda against us........

Ika people must be special for Igbos to take our matter for head....
No Igbo person cares about Ika.
As a matter of fact, many Igbos don't even know there is a place called Ika. angry
You are not that important Biko.
PoliticsRe: How The Bini Used And Sold The Igbos As Slaves For Centuries - Reno Omokri by Ariani: 1:05pm On Jul 22, 2021
Sufferingboy:
Ignorance go kill you,who told you Ikas were ever slaves to benins?

Is this how Igbos think?

I really pity Igbos...

We are not benin,Esans,Igalas,Ndokwa,Aniocha and Igbos were are Ikas

We only acknowledge our amcestry from those group.


Respect yourself and stop disagracing Igbos.
So your brain has not told you that your Ika are the "Igbos" Reno meant in his write up? grin

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