dreamwords:
what do you know, you know nothing, nothing at all
in 1914,there was WARRI PROVINCE,IBADAN PROVINCE,IJEBU PROVINCE,ONDO PROVINCE many Southern Provinces
as you can see from the 1958 map
dont argue what you know nothing about
they had owerri province , brass province . Port harcourt land was in Igbo land.
The British parliament approve a new town to be built in Nigeria to mark the almagamation of Nigeria and name it after sir harcourt. that is what happened. And the land they picked was in Igboland. And not ijawland.


make research
http://www.waado.org/NigerDelta/Maps/willink_commission/willink_minorities_commission.html

You keep blabbing, Port Harcourt land was imported by the british from owerri athink, there where no Indegens, oya bring the document you and your dad signed to give "ibo land" to the British

dreamwords:
what do you know, you know nothing, nothing at all
in 1914,there was WARRI PROVINCE,IBADAN PROVINCE,IJEBU PROVINCE,ONDO PROVINCE many Southern Provinces
as you can see from the 1958 map
dont argue what you know nothing about
they had owerri province , brass province . Port harcourt land was in Igbo land.
The British parliament approve a new town to be built in Nigeria to mark the almagamation of Nigeria and name it after sir harcourt. that is what happened. And the land they picked was in Igboland. And not ijawland.


make research
http://www.waado.org/NigerDelta/Maps/willink_commission/willink_minorities_commission.html

Bros, simple question in Warri province for example, which tribes where there?

dreamwords:

Port harcourt in 1914 was Igboland under owerri province , even in 1958 was considered igboland according to books.
go and read your history book ,you can visit london museum or library to verify it.
Simply go to the library and pick up a book, newspaper, or article on Port Harcourt of 1914, 1930, 1940, 50, and 60.

Stop misyarning provinces where named after their headquarters not the tribes it contained,

Owerri not only Divisional Headquarters but became the provincial headquarters
of the Old Owerri Province was what is now Imo, Abia plus Afikpo up to Diobu in the Rivers State.

Hotfreezer:
If you qualify and are willing, pls apply.

IOM pays better than entry level in any Nigerian bank. They pay above 600k per month.

The money fit buy life? No be aid worker dem kill recently

dreamwords:

you are a matd man, ph igweocha has been part of owerri provice, belongs owerri go and read history and stop spreading false information

Here is another nnamdi kanu trained historian, Port Harcourt belongs to owerri

The place known as Port Harcourt today was originally formed from land purchased from the Okrika and Ikwerre people, present day ph has outgrown this original areas, it will be wrong to call Ph, Iguocha which is the name Ikwerre call their part of the land, ipob in a means to landgrab the most viable city in Nigeria after Lagos call ph and sometimes the entire Rivers State igweocha

An Igbo man will make a statement like this

Bede2u:


We can negotiate with fg to gv us those 3 lgas which are Oyigbo, khana and opobo lgs.

And another Igbo man will say this

mightguy:
lol. U don't understand the kind of resentment this people have. It is not jst hating.. They hate any thing progress as far as Igbo is concern. Do you think they will agree. Their mind ave been coded and programmed to hate Igbo.. River port is better

And still ask why Rivers people hate Igbo, may God help you all

captainbell:
I hope someday the south south and south east people will realise that cultism doesn't pay. Most south south guys starting from Ekpoma, Benin (Edo) to Sapele, warri, Asaba (Delta) to PH, Bayesla etc are cultist and to make matter worst they even boast openly about being a cultist. I could remember when I was serving in Anambra , those PH corp members openly boast of either being a member of Vikings, buccaneer or Alora, they see it has been normal. I hope this two will rot in the ugliest part of PH prison.... Awon omo ale jatijati

Don't mind them, they're not like us from the waste who join suffesticated societies like baddoo, aiye and ogboni or earn a just living from mining skulls in industrial quantity

pazienza:


Opobo was founded by Jaja, Opobo is his ancestral estate and that his descendants.
He can't be a man from Bini, with the Igbo name, Ezechima. He retained his Igbo name because he is free born, like you already noticed. We all know that Jaja original name was Mbanaso.

We don't clam that Jaja was an Igbo man from Amaigbo, history records that Jaja was an Igbo man from Amaigbo, there is a difference between the two, and we see this in the Igbo indigenous language of Opobo people.

Ezechima can't be Bini, because he was never Bini. He was an Igbo man, as reflected by his original name, and returned back to Igboland in due course.
It's not the same thing as Jaja as Jaja didn't have the privilege of making it back to Igboland, he founded a new land called Opobo instead.

What do you mean by formerly non Igbo people?

Opobo is not any ancestral estate its a kingdom of Ibani people from the Opubo family headed by an Amanyanabo & Alaapu council, that is why the name is Opubo ama or anglicized as Opobo,


Back to our bini prince

Ezechima was Benin because he was a Benin prince and founded Onitsha n'Edo, he didn't return to "igbo land" because he was a Benin Prince and only left Benin like many other princes to establish a territory of their own, he wasn't born in Igbo land, his father wasn't an Igbo man, his hometown was in Benin, he wasn't a slave, an adopted child or even a business man and he descendants like Great Zik & The Obi(Oba) still point towards home(Benin) when talking about their history, Onitsha history can't begin without talking of the Benin Prince

Now to the numerous cases of non igbo

People who are not igbo, like the Akrika, Ibeme people whose indigenous language is the Annang/Ibibio or the Arochukwu, Abriba people who speak Ibibio like there lives depend on it, or Nkanu people of Idoma ancestry or Ndoki people & towns of Ijaw ancestry like Paul Taribo & Okoloama, Osubie etc

pazienza:
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Lol!

Jaja history is well known nah.
The young boy from Amaigbo who rose to prominence in Ijawland and went on to found Opobo.

Infact, Eze Chima would have risen to become a king in Bini as well, if not because circumstances were against him, forcing him to flee for his life.

No be today Igbo man started standing out in strange lands!
If Jaja didn't find Opobo after he lost out in the power play at Bonny and left the place with many Ijaw and Igbo (slaves) , he would have been forced to return to Igboland( Ndoki axis for proximity sake like Ezechima was, , and not necessarily to Amaigbo, and maybe today, we would be told how Jaja, an Ijaw migrated from Ijawland to Igboland.

No, we can't take Zik politically polished history. You are appealing to authority here, and it's a fallacy.

The custodian of Onitsha history and culture, remains the Igwe of Onitsha.

Not that it matters because Jaja was an acculturated Ibani citizen, if he wasn't adopted he would have been sold along many igbos to the British, Jaja sam Annie pepple didn't find Opobo, Opobo location was found by the Chief he succeeded (Iloli) during the war between Bonny and Andoni, which they all agreed would be their next destination, when they lost out to the rival Oko Jumbo house the entire Opubo group(comprising of 15 chiefs including Jaja Sam Annie Pepple) left to found Opobo that is why the name of the kingdom is Opubo ama. Jaja was a great man but I always wonder why the same Igbos who sold him feel they can use it to spite Ijaws,



Ezechima is also well known amongst other formerly non-igbo people, he wasn't a slave or an adopted child he was described as a young man from Bini, so if claim Jaja was an Igbo man from amaigbo despite bearing an Ijaw name why can't ezechima a man described as an edo prince(not a slave or an adopted child) be a Benin,
If everyone from amaigbo was igbo, then everyone from Benin is Edo

pazienza:


No Bini prince goes by Igbo name EZE CHIMA common sense should have Atleast taught you that, don't you think so?

Again, neither Zik nor his grandma are the custodians of Onitsha culture.
We would always look up to the Obi of Onitsha, Igwe Achebe himself for Onitsha origin and culture, don't you think so?

But common sense made you to always say Jaja was, the great zik and his grand mama (people of uncommon sense) are custodians of the onitsha ppl as they are both people of high repute in the onitsha society

pazienza:


No, he told you that his progenitor Eze Chima was from Bini.
What he didn't tell you was that Bini people don't answer Eze, let alone Chima as a name.
He didn't tell you that Ezechima was not a Bini indigene, but a stranger, who was of Igbo origin, and had to go back to the East, when he fell out of favour with the Oba of Bini.

Yes, there were many Igbo people, who resided in ancient Bini empire, and played prominent roles there. Eze Chima was one of them.

continued to belabor my grandmother to tell me more of the history and origins of the Onitsha people. She narrated that many many years ago, there lived at Idu (Benin) a great Oba who had many children. Due to a power struggle regarding the right of precedence among princes of the blood and other altercations, there was a civil war in Benin. One day, the supporters of one of the princes insulted and assaulted Queen Asije, the mother of of the Oba of Benin, who was accused of having trespassed on their farmland. Enraged at this evidence of indiscipline and lawlessness, the Oba ordered his war chief and brother, Gbunwala Asije to apprehend and punish the insurgents. In the attempt to penalise them, Chima, the ultimate founder of the Onitsha city-state, a prince of the blood in his own right, led the recalcitrants against his Uncle, Gbunwala. This intensified the civil war which rent the kingdom of Benin in two and led to the founding of Onitsha Ado N'Idu

pazienza:


To what's end? All Obi bearing kings are Igbo speaking .
How about listing a Bini speaking Obi?

Name them first, let me be the judge, look for it beside the chancellors list

pazienza:




Ndoki History

The Ndoki people of Nigeria are inhabitants of the lower Niger Delta basin. Most of our people are located on the southeastern section of the Imo River and the Aba/Azumini River. Our neighbors are the Annangs in Akwa Ibom State to the east, Ngwa people to the north, Asa clan to the west and the Ogonis to the south.

The Justice Mamman Nasir boundary adjustment commission of 1976 balkanized the Ndokis. The commission divided our clan between three different states, Abia State, Akwa Ibom State and Rivers State. Ndoki people occupy all of the present day Ukwa East Local Government Area of Abia State, seventeen of the twenty villages of Oyibo Local Government Area of Rivers State and three villages in Ukanafun Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State.

There have been several historical documentations about how the Ndokis migrated to their present day homeland. The most commonly accepted belief is that we are culturally and philosophically related to the Bonny and the Opobo people of Rivers State.  History tells us that Eze, the founder of Ndoki, settled in Obunku Okwanku. His three sons, Ihu Eze, Nwankwo Eze and Iloko Eze, upon attaining adulthood left home to set up their own homestead. Ihu, being the oldest stayed closer to home. Nwankwo and his offsprings founded Azumini, Akirika and the related villages collectively known as Ikwuoriator. Ihu and his children founded the Umu Ihueze group of villages, which includes Umuagbai and Afam. Iloko and his children founded the Ikwueke group of villages, which includes Akwete and Obohia.

Ndoki land and Ndoki people have contributed immensely towards the development of Nigeria. There are several capped oil well reserves and producing oil facilities in the area. The Afam electric power plant is located in Okoloma, an
Ndoki town. The famous Akwete weaving industry and the Azumini Blue River resort are some of the few things our homeland is known for.

http://ndokiassembly.com/about-us/


I don't see any Ijaw name in that genealogy.

Does Eze, the Ndoki progenitor sound Ijaw to you?

Does Nwankwo, Ihu and Iloko, the sons of Eze sound Ijaw to you?

This is one account, another accounts puts their founder as Isedani, even in this history points to the Ibani Ijaw people whose first migrants from Kolukuma also founded Ndoki(Aminadokiari) , thats why you can see a town called Okoloma(the native name for Bonny Kingdom) , majority still have their Ijaw surnames

pazienza:


The question should be, does the word Obi have any etymological base in Bini language? Does it have any significance in Bini language?

Why should anyone be even linking it to Bini, if not madness?

Outside the Igbo language realm, Obi as the title of a king, has no meaning.

How about you let that sink in?

Is the chancellors list also outside the Igbo mans realm

pazienza:


The question should be, does the word Obi have any etymological base in Bini language? Does it have any significance in Bini language?

Why should anyone be even linking it to Bini, if not madness?

Outside the Igbo language realm, Obi as the title of a king, has no meaning.

How about you let that sink in?

How about you list the kings that bear the title Obi and stop beating around the bush by telling me how to aske questions

And by the way, there is no link whatsoever between Obi and Oba.
They are not pronounced alike.

Can you list the kings that have the title Obi & the chancellors list too I haven't forgotten

pazienza:



Lol!

Unfortunately, Zik wasn't the custodian of Onitsha culture and history.
He was a politician looking to make alliances and win votes, and would have even linked Onitsha to Yorubas to achieve that, if it would help him.
Emegwali under immense pressure from Yoruba attack dogs on internet , also propounded a fairy tale story of Onitsha being derived from Orisha and Onitsha having Yoruba links, in bid to suck up to his Yoruba assailants and keep them off his back.

Only the word of Obi of Onitsha matters in history of Onitsha, as the custodian of Onitsha culture.
And he had repeatedly upheld Onitsha Igbo identity, starting from the Igbo progenitor, Ezechima , who lived in Ado, in Idu(Bini).

We are not discussing identity but ancestry, and they corroborate that there ancestry is from Benin abi Igbo ppl dey benin? If I say I descended from migrants in Kaduna, what does that make me

So the great zik of Africa lied about his ancestry to win election, wow when will the Hausas and Yorubas do this to win election

pazienza:


Yes! Onitsha are descendants of an Igbo man called Eze chima who once lived in Ado section of Idu (Bini)

Igbo, first settlers in Ile-Ife—Igwe Achebe
Achebe said the Igbo society existed beyond what Achebe recorded in his books, disclosing that a recent history book has ascribed to the Igbo as the original settlers in Ile-Ife and whom Oduduwa met, other than the present contest between the Ife and the Ugbo sections in Yoruba land.
Igwe Achebe, therefore, tasked the academia in the University of Nigeria to conduct further research that would either authenticate or dismiss the new study on Igbo origin and settlement"
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/05/either-restructuring-referendum-ezeife/

Of course, you are not here to chain and detain your deranged Izon brother that opened this thread.
You are more interested in those reacting to his provocations. A reasonable person would have first of all condemned his deranged brother for this provocation and thereafter address the Igbo reactions to the provocation.

How exactly does Achebe dress like Bini prince? Your ignorance is monumental, even with that Nri Ogidi on his head, he still looks Bini to you?
Bini invented no sword. Igwe of Nnewi holds same sword, is he of Bini ancestral as well?

Ndoki people had since rejected you people, they are an extension of Ngwa people, who they still live side to side with, in Ukwa/Ngwa region of Abia State.
What do you want to discuss about Arochukwu?

Ndoki rejected who? We are talking of ancestry and you talking of tribal allegiance in Abia state, many families in Ndoki are of Ijaw ancestry, the same Arochukwu where majority are of Ibibio ancestry, 100% of Akrika indegenes speaks Ibibio/Annang, 70% of Igbos are of non-igbo ancestry so remove the log from your eyes first

I'm still waiting for the chancellors lists

pazienza:


Yes! Onitsha are descendants of an Igbo man called Eze chima who once lived in Ado section of Idu (Bini)

Igbo, first settlers in Ile-Ife—Igwe Achebe
Achebe said the Igbo society existed beyond what Achebe recorded in his books, disclosing that a recent history book has ascribed to the Igbo as the original settlers in Ile-Ife and whom Oduduwa met, other than the present contest between the Ife and the Ugbo sections in Yoruba land.
Igwe Achebe, therefore, tasked the academia in the University of Nigeria to conduct further research that would either authenticate or dismiss the new study on Igbo origin and settlement"
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/05/either-restructuring-referendum-ezeife/

Of course, you are not here to chain and detain your deranged Izon brother that opened this thread.
You are more interested in those reacting to his provocations.
How exactly does Achebe dress like Bini prince? Your ignorance is monumental, even with that Nri Ogidi on his head, he still looks Bini to you?
Bini invented no sword. Igwe of Nnewi holds same sword, is he or Bini ancestral as well?

Ndoki people had since rejected you people, they are an extension of Ngwa people, who they still live side to side with, in Ukwa/Ngwa region of Abia State.
What do you want to discuss about Arochukwu?

From onitsha to ile ife, hmm

History of Onitsha According to - Nnamdi Azikiwe-
Prior to Nigerian independence in 1960 they were known not to have kings except perhaps for the Obi (from Oba: king) of Onitsha, hence the common saying: "Ibo enwero eze" (the Igbo has no king). Individual towns, clans and families see themselves as independent as they are very clannish. They are also known to look down on other peoples, hardly integrating with their hosts though also feigning friendliness. Not surprisingly foreigners see little motivation in investing and residing in their homeland. Indeed the name of one of their most prominent settlements, Onitsha, is said to be derived from Onini (to despise) and Ncha (others), meaning "one who despises others." Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe, former Nigerian president and Igbo leader, even described the attitude as supercilious.

Nnamdi Azikiwe: My Genealogy and Nativity

"Thus, in tracing my paternal lineage, I could say that both parents of my father are direct descendants of Eze Chima. As for me, I can trace my paternal ancestry in this wise: I am the first son of Chukwuemeka, who was the third child and first son of Azikiwe, who was the second son of Molokwu, who was the third son of Ozomaocha, who was the second son of Inosi Onira, who was the fourth son of Dei, the second son of Eze Chima, the founder of Onitsha."
SOURCE - Nnamdi A zikiwe: My Odyssey, Chapter I (Spectrum Books, 1970) "My Genealogy and Nativity" p4
http://nigeriavillagesquare.com/forum/main-square/75723-meaning-history-onitsha.html


"I can trace my maternal ancestry thus: I am the first son of Nwanonaku Rachel Chinwe Ogbenyeanu (Aghadiuno)Azikiwe, who was third daughter of Aghadiuno Ajie, the fifth son of Onowu Agbani, first daughter of Obi Udokwu, the son who descended from five Kings of Onitsha. Five of these rulers of Onitsha were direct lineal descendants of Eze Chima, who led his warrior adventurers when they left Benin to establish the Onitsha city state in about 1748 AD.
" SOURCE - Nnamdi Azikiwe: My Odyssey, Chapter I (Spectrum Books, 1970) "My Genealogy and Nativity" p5

"One day I asked her (grandmother) the meaning of the word 'Onitsha'. She explained that it had historical significance. The terminology meant one who despised another. It is a contraction of two words, Onini to despise, and Ncha meaning others. So that the two words when joined together mean one who despises others. Then I asked her why we despised others. She patted me on the back and told me that it was due to our aristocratic background and tradition. I insisted that she should explain to me the basis of this supercilious social attitude. She told me that we despised others because we descended from the Royal House of Benin and so regarded ourselves as the superiors of other tribes who had no royal blood in their veins, "

"I continued to belabor my grandmother to tell me more of the history and origins of the Onitsha people. She narrated that many many years ago, there lived at Idu (Benin) a great Oba who had many children. Due to a power struggle regarding the right of precedence among princes of the blood and other altercations, there was a civil war in Benin. One day, the supporters of one of the princes insulted and assaulted Queen Asije, the mother of of the Oba of Benin, who was accused of having trespassed on their farmland. Enraged at this evidence of indiscipline and lawlessness, the Oba ordered his war chief and brother, Gbunwala Asije to apprehend and punish the insurgents. In the attempt to penalise them, Chima, the ultimate founder of the Onitsha city-state, a prince of the blood in his own right, led the recalcitrants against his Uncle, Gbunwala. This intensified the civil war which rent the kingdom of Benin in two and led to the founding of Onitsha Ado N'Idu, , " "As the great trek from Benin progressed, some did not have the stout heart of the pioneer-warrior, and decided to settle at different places, known today as Onitsha -Ugbo, Onitsha-Olona, Onitsha-Mili, Obior



That's onitsha history from the great zik of Africa and not just anybody on nairaland

pazienza:


What dressing? The imported clothing materials based on Nri sacred culture, or the lineage of the Igbo man called Eze chime who left Bini when the Oba sought for his head?


Did you see the trashy thread your drunk Ijaw brother opened to denigrate Ndiigbo that she was replying to, before you jumped in? What advise or caution have you given your ogogoro brother than opened this thread.

Yes! No one know those other kings of Ijaw there. They were only there courtesy of GEJ

Only King Jaja is an known royal figure it the whole of Ijawland, and he is of Igbo ancestry.

I'm not here to trade words with you, for every stereotype you hold about the Izon otu there are 10 well known the igbos have, popular even amongst non-nigerians like the Malays.

The current Amanyanabo of Opobo isn't of any igbo ancestry he's the grandson of King Mac pepple, Jaja himself was of the adopted son of king Opubo so he had every right to the throne by virtue of his Ibani citizenship, those days things were not looked at with the tribalism, and every tribe in Nigeria is made up people from different places

For example Onitsha ( Adu N'idu) was found by immigrant settlers from benin so the obi(Oba) of Onitsha the only known royal figure in the whole igbo land is of Bini Ancestry Ado N’Idu. He still holds the bini sword and dresses like the bini prince he is, so the only known royal figure in Igbo land in a Bini prince, and we have not even discussed Arochukwu, Abriba, the ibibio speaking Akrika ppl , ndoki people who are of non igbo ancestry or the "delta-igbo" ppl sef, the nkanu ppl of Idoma ancestry, 70% of igbo kings are of non-igbo ancestry

Yes! No one know those other kings of Ijaw there. They were only there courtesy of GEJ

Provide the names of chancellors under Obj, Yaradua, Gej, Buhari let me know which president should have had the courtesy

Even Itsekiri people don dey get mouth to yab Igbos, just dey talk na your time

pazienza:


How and when did Obi of Onitsha tell you that he is Bini and not Igbo?

Wasn't that list compiled by an Ijaw president, GEJ?

He doesn't have to tell me, his lineage, dressing & the history of Onisha proves it


Oh the list is invalid because it was compiled by an "Ijaw president " did you see the claim she made before jumping into my mentions,

No ijaw king has ever been a chancellor of a university in the federal system, that is to show you that you lots are not relevant but our obi and some Igwes are chancellors

Oya bring the list compiled by an Igbo president

mbos:


Ijaws are more biafrans than Igbos

The Bight of Biafra is in Ijawland

Ijaw and ibos use same market days namely///orie, afor, nkwo, eke..

so Ijaw=igbo,,,,,Asari Dokubo

Ijaw isn't equal to igbo
Bros take style dey lie, Ijaws dont share the same market days with igbo
Ijaws have four namely
Akembai
Akembomobai
Biribai
Ajelangebai

Amarabae:

Ogogoro drunkards have no history.
Go and sandfill ur swampy underdeveloped ijaw land before talking about Igbos.
Even if the Igbos sleep for 1000years,ijaws can never catch up to us,
We are naturally superior.
So keep shut .
The only man being celebrated in una pathetic history is jaja of opobo who is Igbo ,
Apart from him, nobody.
You lots are very irrelevant to the world.
Who know una in Lagos, tell me one ijaw investment in Lagos?
Lol, Lagos is not Kai Kai joint .
Igbos and yorubas relate well In the outside world, so shalap.
And who knows una king?
Tell me one ijaw king that is up to Obi of onitsha in popularity?
No ijaw king has ever been a chancellor of a university in the federal system, that is to show you that you lots are not relevant but our obi and some Igwes are chancellors.
We are ahead of una, you think that sabo during Biafra will make una ahead of Igbos?
Miserable lots.

The only man being celebrated in una pathetic history is jaja of opobo who is Igbo ,
Apart from him, nobody

The same way obi of onitsha is Benin, so its is also pathetic that a bini king is the highest king to the igbos

No ijaw king has ever been a chancellor of a university in the federal system, that is to show you that you lots are not relevant but our obi and some Igwes are chancellors.

Amanyanabo of Twon Brass, King Alfred Papa Prieye Diette Spiff (Bayelsa) Bayero University, Kano

The Ibedaowei of Bomo Clan, King Joshua Igbugburu (Bayelsa) Federal University, Lafia

Amanyanabo of Opobo, King Dandeson Douglas, JEKI V (Rivers) Federal University, Dutsin-Ma


http://getadmission.com.ng/in/other/news/full-list-of-38-new-federal-universities-chancellors-appointed-by-goodluck-jonathan/

Egberi fa

delivryboy:
South south people and their sense of entitlement. Just bring let us eat, that's all they know. Businesses are shutting down in the Niger Delta because the youths always mobilize themselves and shut the gates of any little company trying to grow, disrupting operation and making huge demands when the company has not even "break-even" yet. Little wonder why most companies relocate to Lagos and would rather bring finished products to sell in the Delta. Moni-Pulo is owned by Chief Lulu Briggs, a Rivers man and one of their own.

Businesses are shutting down na im yoruba ppl full ph & uyo like dis dey find work, abeg make we hear word

ClumsyFlimsy:
South which way

How long are u gonna allow this hausaFulanis to suck u dry

If other South don't want disintegration like we Igbos; at least they should fight for restructuring .

So that Lagos will belong to the south West fully

South South can enjoy their oil and have subsequent development


Shame on the south


North are enjoying their resources free of charge whereas South are sharing theirs unfairly with the North

There are many resources in the North; gold etc but na only them they benefit from am



This why am always proud to be an Igbo man


If say na only us get all this South South oil. Na do or die

We will not be exploited easily


See as this mumus carry charm like say e go change anything

Oh shut up, moni pulo na indigenous oil company.

Igbere tv is a fake news site

femolii:
See as you they fool your self here we have other tribe with them they are not the only one even with the name you call them migrant na migrant go sheck deltal n bayelsa u will find thousand of Ilajes occupered many villages.

Can you name these villages

pazienza:

No non Igbo speaking town in Abia state.
People are quick to mention Item mba uzo people are non Igbos, but the people deny such claims and hold tight to their Igbo identity.

Bros Ibibio speaking communities plenty for Aba, there's one in Obingwa lga at the border end and a lot of others

ifex370:



I asked them very well repeatedly.. They said its for the exam n training

PMP Exam Testing Fee for Non-PMI Members: $555 (USD) PMP Exam Testing Fee for PMI Members: $405 (USD) PMI Annual Membership: $139 (USD) Course Preparation Materials: $179 - $2,600 (USD)

Source: google

ifex370:



Who said PMP cost above 200k..

I recently went to NIIT to make an inquiry and they told me its 40k.. abi na the fake one?

Might be just for training