₦airaland Forum

scrap this thing is the best solution.
I don't see why only a particular faction of the Niger Delta are benefiting from their resources.
Makes no sense.

see im head

#BabaOneChance is a magician.
Sure He'll tackle it in 2days.

tobtap:
8000bc ke? and yet there are less than 2 million efiks... despite there acclaimed BEDMATICS skills . it should be like 800AD not 8000BC

Available evidence indicates that the original
homeland of Ibibio is at Usak Edet (Isangele) in the Cameroon. According to Ford and Jones, the Ibibio settlement of Isangele now forms a small tribe in the Kumba Division of Cameroon. Upon leaving the Cameroon territory, the Ibibio arrived at their present location following two major directions.Probably about 8000 BC one group reached Nigeria by an overland route and settled at Ibom (Arochuku) there they erected the famous shrine now known as the Long Juju of Arochuku. From Ibom some of the Ibibio people spread to Abak, Uyo, Ikot Ekpene, and other areas of what is known as the mainland of Cross River State.

https://closingdebateonafrica./2013/02/09/origin-and-early-history-of-the-ibibio-people-of-nigeria/

google is your fiend Bro

leonprince:
was history documented at 3.2 million years or evidence of fossils from carbondating told u that? Give us the evidence efik people at 8000BC.

Available evidence indicates that the original
homeland of Ibibio is at Usak Edet (Isangele) in the Cameroon. According to Ford and Jones, the Ibibio settlement of Isangele now forms a small tribe in the Kumba Division of Cameroon. Upon leaving the Cameroon territory, the Ibibio arrived at their present location following two major directions.Probably about 8000 BC one group reached Nigeria by an overland route and settled at Ibom (Arochuku) there they erected the famous shrine now known as the Long Juju of Arochuku. From Ibom some of the Ibibio people spread to Abak, Uyo, Ikot Ekpene, and other areas of what is known as the mainland of Cross River State.

https://closingdebateonafrica./2013/02/09/origin-and-early-history-of-the-ibibio-people-of-nigeria/

and who are these people? We hardly see Black Men here in Yemen.

when NURTW bin d pull staunts some people bin d call dem stewpid. Now learn from them.

Fraih:
Nairaland

i see, nd I just found such a woman in ur profile.

Nickymezor:
I see OP...

okay, so what could you have seen?

it is Well

tylesh:
Lol....very funny

oh! Maybe not

Aisha Alhassan Visits #BababOneChance

trailers and wahala.
Wish the victims well.

glin:
I don't know of any other tribe that practice such except d calaberians because most of my friends r from there.

and am sure your friends are not circumcised.
Ask them to stop telling you things like that,they don't happen anymore.
Btw,which girl will accede to that?
Igbos did practice it as well,they called it

isa aru or iwu aru
while Urhobos as well practiced and called it
"Opha"

reasons we enjoy killing Nigerians here in Yemen.
They could be so unreasonable.

boring thread

Nikapetrelli:
Wat a miss from Lewandoski,gud football Mullere.Abeg y Lewandoski de cover him face?

e d shame

tylesh:
On land , in the water, anywhere

or in Nairaland.
Your Profile..............
Everytime I see your pix,my brain falls apart, I become an eediot.

Big boys.
Woman's sweet

googlepikin:
i heard some beautiful girls were release from sambisa so your assistance is needed.

lol! Guy,you no try at alllll

lepasharon:
7) The Men are short

you probably should stop hearing from and start seeing for urself

dorin27:
baybeeboi are you not the yemen guy who hates, kill and hang Nigerians? How come you know about efik? The last time I checked Efik is a language spoken in cross-river, and cross-river is a state in Nigeria. You can lie for Africa sha.....Smh.#ProudlyAkwa-Ibomite#

you know nothing,dorin27
#proudly Yemenis

shiki:
Here, virgins were overfed, massaged and made to sleep for long periods to become the perfect, robust bride.

Nowadays, it seems there's NO virgin here in calabar

una d allow girl be virgin again?
As e d comot na so una d disvirgin am.

what a wife
who knows where I can find such a wife?

glin:
Op u forgot to add that they circumcise their female children.
Which is too bad!

but that wasn't practiced only by Efiks nau.
let's say you just added one.

Well, I think Susan Maxwell's just trying to buy herself out of public rant put at her.
Btw,i don't see bleached skin as being light skin, i see bleached skin as being bleached skin.

Have you ever visited Cross River State in Nigeria? If not, you should do so soon because the state is filled with diverse ethnic groups, beautiful places and amazing people. Today, we’ll be taking a trip down memory lane to understand one of the ethnic groups in this beautiful state, the Efiks. The Efiks are one of Nigeria’s most prevalent and interesting ethnic groups. The people predominantly occupy the south of Cross River State and speak Efik. But before they became the Efiks we know today, they had an origin, traditions and lifestyle – some extinguished but some maintained. Below are some historical facts about them:


ORIGIN: The Efiks are believed to be originally from Uduak Eset (Isangele) in Cameroon before they migrated to Nigeria as far back as 8,000 BC.


ECONOMY: Although their economy was originally based on fishing, they quickly developed into a major trading region, trading slaves and agricultural products like palm oil, cassava, yam etc. in exchange for European manufactured goods in the 17th to 19th
century.


LANGUAGE: Efik was one of the earliest Nigerian languages,with the original orthography devised in 1812, by King Eyo Nsa Honesty. In 1860, it was one of the first three Nigerian languages to be codified with its own orthography and grammar. In 1862, Efik language was the first Nigerian language used in translating the Holy Bible (New Testament) and in 1868, the translations of Old Testament was completed.


EDUCATION: The Efik and indeed the people of the Old Calabar Kingdom were the first to embrace western education in Nigeria, with the establishment of Hope Waddel Training Institute, Calabar in 1895 and the Methodist Boys High School, Oron in 1905.


TRADITION: The Efik had interesting traditions with one of them being the Fattening Room practice. Here, virgins were overfed, massaged and made to sleep for long periods to become the perfect, robust bride. A modified version is still practiced today. Men also belonged to the secret society, Ekpe which was named after a forest spirit. Members were the guardians of the peace and the messengers of the ancestors. Their activities included making laws and punishing offenders. The teachings of Calabar’s first Missionary School thankfully brought an end to the group’s additional activity of human sacrifice. Another tradition that was fortunately brought to an end was the belief that twins were a disgrace to Abasi (God). It was thought to be evil for a woman to give birth to twins, the twins were taken and left for dead in the forest.

http://benugi..com/2015/05/5-facts-you-should-know-about-efik.html