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CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 4:30am On Nov 26, 2024
I dont understand how our learned Intellingensia can not explain thses facts to the coconut head Abati cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy. There is no real Igbo male from a real village in SE who have come of age that does not know these things...
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 4:26am On Nov 26, 2024
No naaa...as killer herdsmen has the mind to ask for free RUGA lands, these ones too want free land! Hahahahahaha...make them face Benue..(No offense please). There is no free land in Igbo land. Any Governor that promise you that will give you from his own Ummunna ...

Zionmdde:
Answer the question
Do u want to buy land?
Or are u one of the lazy idiots looking for who will dash them land?
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 4:24am On Nov 26, 2024
Just read what others, real Igbos are posting. check if its any different from what i posted. These are people from real villages, from real families/umunna and have lands to their names!

Every real igbo man must leave an inheritance to his children, that is a fact...not shalaye wey una dey pratice, and call am custom!

Naajjii:
Ok why are you crying and complaining when you collect? grin grin
Dr Abati pointed out and all of you are crying.
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 4:21am On Nov 26, 2024
Can some one direct the okoko called Abati to read this post of yours!

You explained it bettter than i did biko... This is exactly what i was told about eight years ago. I was asked to chose from one Ohia like that.... grin grin grin grin grin

Gilgil:
There are 2 types of land in Igbo Land:

1. Ime ohwo or ihu ezi - the clan lands (ancestral lands owned by the family for building houses and living side by side as one blood)
2 ohia /ubi / Mgbo - farm and forest lands owned by same family / clan in the outskirts or nearby the ihu ezi usually for farming, hunting and fallowing.

When 1 starts getting congested, the umunna can share parts of 2 to the next generation for living purposes.

2 is often owned individually when the umunna have shared it according to fathers and fathers assigned them to their sons.

1 is often with fewer empty land space which is often reserved for the immediate next generation to continue building and living together. It is high density. That’s how the towns grow.

YOU CANNOT BUY 1 EASILY IF AT ALL, BUT SHOW UP WITH YOUR MONEY TO ANYONE AND 2 IS YOURS WITHIN A WEEK MAX. You just pay the price to the owner directly plus 1 goat and palm wine for umunna and umunna will sign off as witnesses. That’s all.

Those that say Igbos don’t sell their land have demonstrated their ignorance of primary school geography and social studies, and the fact that they don’t travel. Someone said Rueben’s PhD needs revisiting and it’s true. The Okoko doesn’t know anything about research.
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 4:17am On Nov 26, 2024
You are a true definition of an igbo!

One of my cousins in South Korea is currently looking for millions to top up his spare parts business because Asiwaju foolishly devalue the naira outside the scope of economic Principles...yet he dare not sell some of our lands scattered all over in the village! This is even though, he is the eldest male of the generation holding the family together. Me sef, i no get tens of million to give am, and me too, i no support selling lands to top up business. Me sef, i dey look for $300,000 to take my business to next level. Yet, those free loaders from SW will not think twice before selling lands... grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

gammarays:
The Ancestral lands in Igbo land can only be passed from generation to generations. A similar practice in Europe, Asia and others

However there are other bigger lands outside the Ancestral lands that can be bought and sold by anyone. There are several real estates in the South East. Anyone anywhere can buy them.

Igbos place value on lands that's why it's one of their most valued assets.
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 4:11am On Nov 26, 2024
This people matter tire me ohhhh! grin grin grin grin grin grin. na them sell land, use the money run owambe package, still get mouth dey shout go back to your south yeast..lol Mkae them just tell us say, the land wey them sell dey pepper them for body, we fit understand...


gammarays:
Na you get their time
Even Europeans, Asians and the likes don't sell Ancestral lands but pass it over from generations to generations.

No be me tell them make dem sell their ancestral lands o.
If they don't want Igbos to buy their lands, they shouldn't sell!
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 7:56am On Nov 25, 2024
As we post here, someone somewhere in Ikare or Okitikpukpa is planning to sell their ancestral land because thevoice of ebi pa waooo is now louder than the voice of custom!

Oga Chukwudi seeing longer term prospect in runnibg his Obioma business in Ikare & environs seriously want to be a land lord. Now, our dear Obioma is carrying his sewing machines looking for customers every day including on Sabbath day..something Oga Chukwudi should not be doing. his wife, Lolo Adanne, understands, quickly start farming pepper, ugu, cocoyam just to help her odogwu who wants to be a land lord in a foreign land. Both of them will succeed because one free loader called Kunle has been dreaming of free money. As if the universe has heard Chukwudi prayers, then Iya Kunle suddenly die, that is years after baba Kunle died.

Kunle decided to sell the land sharp sharp before his brother living under the bridge in Lagos find. In his hurry, he sells it for peanut to Oga chukwudi who borrowed money from his village man Ikenna, promising to be paying small small.

Tomorrow, same fellow, will still turn round to shout South yeast should go back to their Dot nation!!! grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin


We have many Kunles and Chukwudis on nairaland!
PoliticsRe: Rebuttal To AFP Writer Oluseyi Julugbe’s Position On Southeast Nigeria Seaports by Bigkoko(op): 7:54am On Nov 25, 2024
Ajeeee...... grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin No be that ex convict Oba be that so? grin grin grin grin grin grin grin


helinues:
Being cultured is part of the Yoruba's.

Omoluwabi ni mi oo swaga

grin grin
PoliticsRe: Rebuttal To AFP Writer Oluseyi Julugbe’s Position On Southeast Nigeria Seaports by Bigkoko(op): 7:53am On Nov 25, 2024
Absolutely...

Back then they Lagos Ibadan Expressway media (LIEM) to use, at the detriment of the whole country...

Today, we have taken that narratives out 0of them.

They dont like good things. Its witchcraft...in iots crudest form!

XerXers:
Yorubas wrote similar things against Enugu airport when is was being planned to start international flights. These ronu terrorist are cowardly weaklings that can't compete on a level playground
PoliticsRe: Rebuttal To AFP Writer Oluseyi Julugbe’s Position On Southeast Nigeria Seaports by Bigkoko(op): 7:07am On Nov 25, 2024
Wahalaaaaa for old werey wey waste their youthful..... grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

helinues:
We are starting our new new week in a brighter way as usual. Bitterness is not close to our portion.

Hurray!!!
PoliticsRe: 5 Nigerians Arrested In Cameron For Kidnapping A Politician by Bigkoko: 7:06am On Nov 25, 2024
Why always yoru people? commiting crimes and disrespecting their host! grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
PoliticsRe: Rebuttal To AFP Writer Oluseyi Julugbe’s Position On Southeast Nigeria Seaports by Bigkoko(op): 7:02am On Nov 25, 2024
Yes sweet heart.... not out of place forcing bitterleaf down the throat of ronu miscreants anywhere i see them... cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy

helinues:
Bitterness is an option not a must
PoliticsRe: Rebuttal To AFP Writer Oluseyi Julugbe’s Position On Southeast Nigeria Seaports by Bigkoko(op): 6:59am On Nov 25, 2024
HAhahahaha..... imagine wetin old man dey think....owambe & jollof!!!! grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

Sweet heart, depression caused by hunger is worse than that caused by jobllessness. This one you dey dream see jollof rice, hope say madness never start? grin grin grin grin grin


helinues:
Are you done with your emotional ranting?

After the party, na jollof rice dey always cure the hangover. If you know what I mean
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 6:57am On Nov 25, 2024
That is where i have prroblem with some of you Nigerians...if in your wisdom, you abolish your own culture and custom, why wnat another person to do likewise?

For instance, if you create a culture that says rent lands insead of buying it, that is your choice and problem too... after all, if warri offer a bettre choice why will i go with my hard earn money to where i am mandated to rent lands?

Just say you guys listen more to the voice of your stomach and the urgings of owambe than the voice of culture or custom... grin grin grin

Naajjii:
So other places and regions that sold you lands don't have cultures and practices right? Beside there other cultural practices you have abolished why are you still keeping this?
I think you people should abolish this ummuna practices and allow people from other places to acquire lands like you are being allowed in their places.
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 6:54am On Nov 25, 2024
100% in support! We are not subtle, cunning or treacherous. Any Igbo person with those three characters acquired it from SW... for instance Joe Igbokwe.

Ask Joe when last he attended his Ummunna meeting, abi na b@stard he be, quicly finding out smartly port to ronu kingdom?

AntiChristian:
Alaigbo no dey disappoint!
PoliticsRe: Rebuttal To AFP Writer Oluseyi Julugbe’s Position On Southeast Nigeria Seaports by Bigkoko(op): 6:43am On Nov 25, 2024
Really? I know jobbless can further depreciate an already low IQ...but not this from you!

What any one decide to do with his or her property is absolutely none of business... Is it my shop? No. Is it my company? No.... That is why in my humble opinion, you have a very low IQ, well, certain almost all supporters of Buhari & asiwaju does!

Depression caused by hunger is worse than that cause by jobblessness..just a friendly advice!

helinues:
Eggzactly, that advise of the kids stopping the locking down must have been so hurting
PoliticsRe: Rebuttal To AFP Writer Oluseyi Julugbe’s Position On Southeast Nigeria Seaports by Bigkoko(op): 6:40am On Nov 25, 2024
What coconut head Oluseyi can not grasp is what the West & East have perfected and is making their economies stand out. Take a look!

If you are in Amsterdam, you can order a smart fancy torch case and get it delivered from Taiwan, for less than 3 euros, including shipping and the cost of the product. Cool right Oluseyi definitely like such easy access to goods and services...but would rather not want it in his own country if it include having a seaport in Igbo land!

Here is what Oluseyi like: If you are in Kafancha, your concern for imports is the burden of moving it from Lagos to through dilapidated roads in last state of ruin, extortions from rogue NPF officers...these doesent bother oluseyi one bit...Is this not inbuilt evil or was it inherited?
PoliticsRe: Rebuttal To AFP Writer Oluseyi Julugbe’s Position On Southeast Nigeria Seaports by Bigkoko(op): 6:34am On Nov 25, 2024
I supposed truth hurts like it's cuirrently doing you right now.... But that's your problem not mine grin grin grin grin grin grin

helinues:
Why not channel this same energy to stop the kids locking everyone at home in your region
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 6:28am On Nov 25, 2024
HAhahhahahahaha...na the awreness we dey see since 2015..no be so Kunle? grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

Brenbentondiaz:
Lolz. Very rich coming from someone whose tribe is known for their false sense of importance. You bums absolutely lack a sense of self awareness.
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 6:24am On Nov 25, 2024
That is why it's generally assumed you guys have low IQs. This is not a post for vawulence.... otherwise you suppose know i dey like am.

This is a post to educated people who have money and genuinely wants to own a property in Igbo villages, especially those place leaking natral gas! Which in the near future will host Gas fields..... not for apauper like someone ealier pointed out!

Brenbentondiaz:
Lolz. Someone that believed the Jubril el sudani nonsense talking about low IQ. Irony seems to fly over your head (if you have one).
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 6:22am On Nov 25, 2024
Sweet heart we are talking of land here, not tribal/ethnic origins. However, where ever the Igbos say they are from shouldnt be your problem. Focus on where you say you are fom. For instances, the FCT drunkard who nearly fell on the Indian PM speaking as an Ikwerre say they are from Bini..so be it. KUnle is this too hard for your ronu skull to understand? cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy

Strictlygreen:
I thought Igbos said they are Jews from Israel? I didn't know they are indeed Fulani slaves with identity crisis grin
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 6:18am On Nov 25, 2024
Ajeeeeee....lol grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

Greystone48:
Join this making money group by just playing fun games. To secure money to buy land. Update don drop

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CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 6:18am On Nov 25, 2024
What the elders say will not be different from what i wrote, if it is, then na Joe Igbokwe kind of elder.... grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin.You thbik say na only una get elders wey be werey? Hell no, we get too, but lucky fo us, they are all in Yoruba land where they can show their werey without sanctions from Ummunna

Strictlygreen:
You don't know more than your elders who have just admitted that Abati was not wrong. A'ro' ye o k'agbon.
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 6:05am On Nov 25, 2024
HAhahahhahahahaa. grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin.. my dea see wahala forchoosing who to sell to?

THose who foolishly sell their land later ends up, after using the earnings gotten from the sale on owambe, cthey later come back shouting "GO BACK TO YOUR YEAST.....ndi ara personified

gidgiddy:
Nobody is obligated to sell anyone land. If someone does not want to sell you land because they don't like your face, it's their choice, it's their right, it's their property.

The only issue I have are those who after willingly selling land, later come back to still claim the land still belongs to them

Selling of land should never be an issue
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 6:03am On Nov 25, 2024
This is why i think you guys have very low IQ. No offense please.
THis is the fact you fail to understand:
1. All land in Igbo alnd are owned by Ummuna who share it to individuals as need arises.
2. Igbos sell land, only those already shared.
3. If you buy or want to buy a land that belongs to Umunna, it isthe owner of the neigboring land that will tell you to tell the seller to tell his Ummunna to officially hand it over to him This is unlikely.
4. Perverture, the Umunna have shared the land oto individuals, its your responsible to find privately owned lands and buy, not the village doing this for you.
5. For your own interest, it is best to undewrstand the customs around land use, sale & transfer of owner in Igboland, which you lots clearly dont want to do.
6. privately owned lands are far too expensive to buy, because of the value that goes with it. Once, bought, no body like you miscreants do online, will watch up one day to cream go back to your ronu land.

BUt, Kunle tell me why you think selling ancestral land will make your lazy ass rich? Ditch those prayers packaged by aunt Remi in Bourdilion and Aso Rock. go and work the farms and afctories...its easier to be rich via that route than selling ancestral lands.

Personally, i find it really absurd that oone werey will wake up and sell ancestral lands without leaving any behind for offsprins...una normal so?

Brenbentondiaz:
Lolz. I thought your fellow bonobos were saying "we sell lands, but nobody from other regions have the money to buy it as only our people from the yeast have money". You halfbred gibbons are so confused and dense. No wonder one small boy in Finland is controlling your fathers and putting them in bondage every Monday. Very backward people.
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 5:48am On Nov 25, 2024
I dont give a hoot whether you guys give females land or not. If you guys do, that's your problem not mine! Yes, thats the customary law, nothing to e ashamed. Neither should any reasonable person lie about it because of miscreants on a facelss forum. We are Igbos, we are known to be truth speakers, any day, any time. We are not subtle, cunning or treacherous.

The fact remains, any land a stranger, whether Igbo or not bought in Igboland is a personal land already shared by the Umunnas to private individuals who chose to sellit to you. But then, do you have the money to buy? No be una introduced the new lexicon EBI PA WAOOO?

Maybe the person Abati quoted want to use style collect the lands supposedly given to the the wife...my dear, where i come from we dont. The wife will be assisted to receive lands for her children where ever they married to in Igboland.

That is the Ummuna law, upheld by Nigeria customary law statues. We are not lawless just because we feel we own it. So long the law is clear and apllied to all, we accept it. That is why, the Igbos will rather accept the Fula customary law, than a Yoru customary law, and you know it.

WE are different from you guys, understand tis and have peace!

ElSudani:
Imagine someone who just told the whole world that females cannot inherit land, who just told me his cousin is technically the owner of his own father's house asking if the great Yoruba of the world has culture!
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 5:41am On Nov 25, 2024
Go and ask what is called Umunna.....you will be unndersatnd my piece here.

There is no scarcity. There are lots of land lying fallow. In my family alone...we have tons of it. Is everyone in my family rich? No. One of my cousin in S.Korea doing parts business is currently looking for tens of millions to top up his import business due to de-valuation of the naira by Asiwaju. can he just go pick land and sell because we have lots of it? hell no! He will & must figure out how raise the money....
Can he ask the Umunna to allow him sell to top up his business? hell no! It 's a disgraceful and greedy thing to ask. Is he the nly one who needs money to top p their business? Me sef, i dey find $300,000 to solidify my European business operations fro the next five years!

We are different. Understand this and have peace!

stonemasonn:
Your attitude toward land is shaped by its scarcity. Land is not abundant in the South East.
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 5:34am On Nov 25, 2024
I saw it on X, and was about to advice my yooruba assistant to buy one once he gets his quarterly bonus...but i say make i mind my business.
Imagine, even hellinus too, join dey talk say Igbos no dey sell land. I don see how lands them don buy for Ikwereland wey dey sell land grin grin grin grin grin grin

aariwa:
Only pooor men who can’t afford land in Igbo land talk these nonsense. A lot of realtors had come out on twitter offering those paupers lands with C of O for even 50% off in choice locations in igboland but they ran away because they can’t afford it
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 5:32am On Nov 25, 2024
No...dont get me wrong. Abati can write whatever he feels like. His piece will get responses as usual. I will rather ask why you guys want him to write, but dont want us to reply him.

My piece on Ummuna should eduacte him a bit... There is life outside Asiwaju govt. Like Gej, Like Buhari, even Asiwaju own go pass, imagine the next 8 years of Igbo govt, how can Abati want a role...with his lies.

I dont write about lands in yoruba because i have no reason, business or anything to do there. I only heard they like selling lands... and even i think its absurd for any Ola, Kunle or fummi to wake up and start selling ancestral lands! Personally i wont. but if i buy a land with my hard earn sweat in regions i live in, than what ever i do with it is my choice, not the one handed over by a long line of ancestors... Una get culture sef? cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy

ElSudani:
Right, he shouldn't be able to write about Iboland because Iboland is in far away South East Asia.
Abati is an elupee man, he is far more likely to support your cause. By the way, Tinubu has nothing against Ibo people except paranoia is taking hold of your mind.
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 5:25am On Nov 25, 2024
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin


Zionmdde:
Let the idiot answer the question. They talk as if they have any kobo to buy a land. If the agent refuse to sell land to them I will give the person 1M. I can even sell one land cheaper to the person

Lazy stupid things
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 5:25am On Nov 25, 2024
Even Fulani sef want free ruga land...for their private cattle business! No be their falt! They get free allocations from Oil & gas, they sef want free land join!Land wey no reach us sef. people wey they say na Dot nation, small... na there they want free land. Wentin happen to kano is bigger than SE? Make una go collect free land there biko.... grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

Zionmdde:
You know one thing about lazy poverty stricken idiots is that they always dream of illegally inheriting the sweat of others. Did your mother or father dash any igbo man land? Which land do they want to collect? The one someone paid in full with his money?

Don't worry keep having stupid dreams, don't go and hustle and buy the land back.
CultureRe: Igbos, Land Matters: Why You Can't Just Buy Land In Igboland by Bigkoko(op): 5:22am On Nov 25, 2024
He cant...... he is not worth the naira or dollar amount needed to buy a land from a sole owner willing to sell in Igbo land!

Even to marry wife sef...na money, because due to the strong policy of Ndi ogoor, you might actually get some goodies if your inlaws are rich.


Zionmdde:
I have a question for you
Do you want to buy land in the SE?
If yes I can link you with someone
If no then fvck off,

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