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Desola: Omo isale eko aromisa legbe, legbe.

Ibadan ko, oluyole ni.

History reveals that in several waves of migration before the 15th Century, and some a little later, groups from Igala in Nupe country came in through the creeks; Yoruba from ljebu-Ode, Akure and Owo found their way into parts of the Kingdom and a group from Aboh also came in. Some along the coast came in through Gulani/Amatu.

http://www.itsekiri.org/files/history/history.php

Desola: why do you ask?

Southernnigeria: Southern Nigeria stretches from the Benin border in the west to the Cameroon border in the east. It is bordered by Northern Nigeria in the north and the Atlantic ocean in the south. It's most populous city is Lagos which is located in the South-West of the region. The Republic of Southern Nigeria has occasionally being proposed to help separate and protect the moderate Muslim, Christian and Animist south from the more radical north of Nigeria. The people of this region embrace education and international laws which include respect for basic human rights. This region was originally a wealthy separate region before the British amalgamation with the north in 1914. This was done to help finance the poorer north. The Republic is yet to become official due to distrust and uncertainty between the major tribes within this region. This distrust comes from years of British military tactics which sought to divide then conquer. This division technique has remained in the hearts of the older generation who still see other tribes within their region as dishonest and insincere despite the absence of any factual or hard evidence of mistrust or betrayal. Specialists identify that the ability of the more moderate and educated south to break away may lead to initial violence and uncertainty before becoming an influential nation in the region. It is often thought that the Northern part of the country wishes to control the oil rich Niger-Delta and hence is willing to do whatever it takes to maintain the amalgamation of 1914. Contested areas include Abuja, Kwara and various parts of the troubled Plateau State.


|Abia State |Umuahia |- |Adamawa State |Yola |- |Akwa Ibom State |Uyo |- |Anambra State |Awka |- |Bayelsa State |Yenagoa |- |Benue State |Makurdi |- |Cross River State |Calabar |- |Delta State |Asaba |- |Ebonyi State |Abakaliki |- |Edo State |Benin City |- |Ekiti State |Ado-Ekiti |- |Enugu State |Enugu |- |Imo State |Owerri |- |Kogi State |Lokoja |- |Kwara State |Ilorin |- |Lagos State |Ikeja |- |Nasarawa State |Lafia |- |Ogun State |Abeokuta |- |Ondo State |Akure |- |Osun State |Oshogbo |- |Oyo State |Ibadan |- |Plateau State |Jos |- |Rivers State |Port Harcourt |- |Taraba State |Jalingo

Ilaje44: Ishekiri are Ishekiri
Ilaje are Ilaje
Ijebu are Ijebu
Though they do possess some similarity of tongue. I would understand some Ijebu and some Ishekiri. Ijebu is however more mutually intelligible to me than Ishekiri.

alj harem: Then if you are yoruba, you learn to respect others as others have respected you. We do not insult others just for the sake of it. You should be able to know an Igboman from an Ijawman.

An igboman spit fire at anything yoruba, whether split, oil, etc he just want the downfall of the yoruba

An ijawman on the other hand is more reasonable and tries to make bonds rather than break it.

Go check Ijaw history, I have a lot as my friend from Opobo to balysea. I know them and their mentality.

They are live and let live people. It is the Nigerian government that made them the way they are today. They are no trouble makers unless of course during land expansionism[b][/b]

alj harem: Are you sure you are even yoruba yourself or another lousy Igboman using Yoruba ID ? if not respect yourself o

Ilaje44: If at my age and my exposure I become enraged by the lies and inuendos of frivolous faceless individuals on a forum like this, then I would need to hit the school of mannerism again. Anyway, wo se oma Ishekiri. Se wo le fo Edekiri?

oturugo: Please show some respect to the Ijaws as they have always respected the Yorubas.

oturugo: A variant of Ijaw and a variant of old Bini.

Nigerian American stalking Ryan Seacrest

This story is only getting more bizarre as time goes on. The first stalkerish run in occurred when Uzomah was arrested after he allegedly tried to get into a car with Seacrest as he left an event at Children’s Hospital of Orange County. When security stepped in, a fight broke out. One of Seacrest’s security people was nearly choked out before they were able to subdue Uzomah.

The man was taken in for “suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon or force likely to cause great bodily injury.” Officers found a switchblade on him at the time of his arrest.

In that instance, Seacrest was able to drive away before Uzomah got to him. He eventually pleaded guilty to three misdemeanors, and was put on probation and forbidden to come near the TV / radio personality.

So much for following the terms of your probation! TMZ now reports that the same man may have entered the E! building in LA today looking for Ryan. Luckily security knew about the man and alerted authorities. Now we’re learning that the man has in fact been arrested by LAPD, and was taken away in the back of a police car (see video below).

It doesn’t sound like probation is going to cut it for this guy. For whatever reason, he seems hell-bent on getting to his victim. I’d say he needs a psych-evaluation too, eh?

What do you think, is Chidi Uzomah Ryan Seacrest’s biggest fan or a dangerous stalker? Give us your thoughts below.

Also, check out photos and video related to the incident below.

Sugardiva: Creating dis topic is as Nigerian as it gets. Useless drama over stupidity. U can burn d passport but how do u burn the Nigeria frm ur blood? U bleed green get used to it! The only thing is ure nt worthy of the green that runs thru ur blood.