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Ngozi123:
No, I just assumed that my conversation with him was over so I decided to end it cordially.

hammerT:
PAINMENT TOO MUCH! I SWEAR!

Ngozi123:
Yes. It's too late to be arguing like this. Goodbye.

hammerT:
IDIOT! U HEAR EZE IN HIS NAME DEY CALL AM BINI. U ONLY NEED TO LOOK AT IS IGBO FACE, THAT AND HIS IGBO WIFE FACE.

Cire80:
I'm not crazy to argue with someone like you. Goodbye

hammerT:
Y ARE WE EVEN HAVING THIS DISCUSSION ARE U IGBO GUY? THIS IS SOMETHING THAT WE WILL DISCUSS AMONGST OURSELVES AND NOT WITH U.

hammerT:
THAT IS Y WE WANT TO HAND U, ALL OF THEM AT ONCE, SO U CAN BE SATISFIED AND HAPPY.

I DOUBT U WILL BE INTERESTED IN DARK SKINNED KENYA, UGANDA AND SUDAN WOMEN THAT WE WILL USE TO REPLACE THEM.

WAT DID I SAY WRONG?

I KNOW WANT UNA ASSOCIATION OR ANYTHING THAT WILL BRING U GUYS TO US.

THAT IS Y WE WANT TO LEAVE NIGERIA FOR UNA.

LÀHO!!
BIKO!!
PLEASE!!

I JUST BEGGED YOU IN 3 DIFFERENT LANGUAGES ( EDO>IGBO>ENGLISH)

GIVE US IGBO GIRLS ALL OF THEM AND DONT YOU DARE LEAVE OUT YOUR SISTER BECAUSE I WANT HER TOO!!

hammerT:
[s]HE IS A YOUNG MAN THAT PROBABLY WENT TO INVITE THE OBA TO HIS CORRELATION, U ARE SO DAFT. OMG!


WHO KNOWS WEN THE PICTURE WAS TAKE AND THE OCCASSION? U JUST POST A PICTURE WITH A CAPTION. WE MIGHT AS WELL CALL IT A MEME[/s].

THE Crown Prince of Issele-Uku (Oligbo Kingdom), in Aniocha North Local Government Area of Delta State, HRH NdukaEzeagwuna, has indicated his intention to ascend the throne of the ancient kingdom and fulfill the age-long rites of his people by assuming his rightful position as the Monarch of Issele-Uku.

Nduka Ezeagwuna gave this assurance during a royal visit to the Oba of Benin Kingdom, HRH Eheneden Erediauwa, EdaikenN’Uselu, where he had gone to pay homage and to inform him of his intention to ascend the throne of his fathers.

The production engineering graduate from the University of Ibadan told the Edaiken that he is aware of the age-long relationship between Oligbo kingdom and the ancient Benin kingdom, saying this had motivated him to pay the royal visit and assure the Crown Prince of Bini Kingdom of his desire to continue that relationship, even as he emphasised the historical fact that Benin remains the ancestral root of the Isei people Sitting: Eheneden Erediauwa, (middle): Nduka Ezeagwuna and the Regent of Issele-Uku, Mr. Domnic Egbune Welcoming the Issele-Uku Crown Prince to his Palace, the Edaiken equally affirmed the brotherly link that connects Benin Kingdom and that of Issele-Uku, adding that it was in keeping with the ancient traditions of kingship rites that such a royal visit was undertaken to fully endorse the emergence and recognition of a new Obi in Issele-Uku. “We have no problems with this visit and the intention and purpose for which it has been undertaken It is in keeping with our ancient traditions and I fully endorse and give you our royal consent Let me also thank and commend you very much for recognising the value of our tradition and culture and for deciding to ascend the royal stool of your fathers,” the Crown Prince of Benin Kingdom assured Crown Prince Nduka Ezeagwuna. The delegation that accompanied the Crown Prince of IsseleUku Kingdom on the royal visit to the Palace in Benin included the Regent, Prince Dominic Egbune; the Oji Oba of Issele-Uku, Chief Ike Odoe; the Odogwu, Chief G.C. Okwumabua; the Ogbelani of Issele-Uku, Elder Isichei; Chairman of Coronation Committee, Frank Mordi; Chairman of House of Assembly Service Commission, Chief (Mrs.) Ada Josephine Kachikwu. Others were Chairman of Media Committee, Prof. Mrs. Mokwunyei; Secretary of Media Committee, Comrade Patrick Ochei; as well as other members, including Prince Chuks, Mr. Emma Ojei, Mr. D.D. Mordi, Mr. Nwaba and others too numerous to mention.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/royal-solidarity-crown-prince-issele-uku-visits-benin-kingdom-prior-enthronement/

HAHAHAHA STOP DRAGING IGBOS INTO THE MUD

STOP EMBARRASSING YOURSELF

hammerT:
[s]U JUST SHOT URSELF ON THE FOOT, THAT WAS A TRAP.


THE SAME POINT APPLY TO THE QUESTION THAT U ASKED. FASHION IS FASHION AND DEY BELONG TO A PARTICULAR AGE.


NOBODY HAS OWNERSHIP OR CLAIM OF THEM. U ANSWERED UR OWN QUESTION.

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FINALLY I CAN CATEGORICALLY TELL YOU ARE AN OZOUR

SO A COLOURED CAP IS UR LIFE AMBITION AND DESTINY SMH

ANYWAYS YOUR OBI THAT MATTERS WENT TO THE PALACE TO SAY THANK YOU TO YOUR ANCESTORS

I GOT NOT TIME FOR SENSELESS POSTS

hammerT:
dragonking3

[s]ASK URSELF WHY THE NEW OBA OF BENIN HAS STARTED TO WEAR RED CAP LIKE THE OBI OF ONITSHA AND IGBO CHIEF?[/s]

dragonking3:
My guy no fit answer.

dragonking3:
The guy no go fit answer that question I bet you.

dragonking3:
So why is your Obi, the number one Igbo man dressing like the Oba of Benin? Why didn't he dress like an Israeli since you guys came from Israel.

JUST WAIT AND SEE THE MUMU REPLY HE WILL GIVE

hammerT:
[s]
EVER SINCE THAT GUY BECAME OBI U HAVE BEEN PAINED BUT Y? U WANT OBA TO RULE THEM FROM BENIN?[/s]

U DID NOT EVEN GO FOR SMALLER LESS COMPLEX GROUPS IT IS THE ANIOMA THAT [s]HAVE DEFEATED BENIN SLAVE RAIDERS IN A WAR.
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U ARE A JOKE.

PAINED?

AHH I CAN NEVER BE PAINED!!

BECAUSE I CONSIDER THE OBI A BONAFIDE BENIN MAN LIKE MY SELF AND dragonking3!!

AS A MATTER OF FACT I AM HAPPY!!

MORE AND MORE IGBOS ARE TRACING THIER ROOTS BACK HOME!!

dragonking3:
Bros am sorry but this your assertion is silly. The urhobo, isoko, ijaw, itsekiri and all other tribes in delta don't speak Benin language but they deny the fact that they all came from Benin kingdom. The evidence is there, same way the evidence that igbos came out from the Benin kingdom. The Benin empire was vast with different people speaking different languages but they were all under the Benin kingdom. It was as a result of war that made several people to migrate from Benin down to delta State, down to anambra etc.

dragonking3:
Funny people, they find it difficult to believe that their ancestors migrated from Benin to Anambra, Abia, imo etc but they vehemently believe that their ancestors migrated easily from Israel that is found in another continent entirely down here to Igboland. I shake my head for this people.

THATS THE HIEGHT OF CONFUSION!!


WHAT A PITY!!

dragonking3:
The truth is bitter. You be Benin man.

ShakaZullu:
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[s]Kitikpa sewaa nne i onu ebea

uhun dan..... Uha zara.... Owie ibo no ma ma

ShakaZullu:
Afo sagbuo nna i Kitikpa gbagbuo nne i na nna i ebea

ShakaZullu:
this is for you

AnonyNymous:
Political office always takes a toll on people

Ngozi123:
Do you think that I've never travelled from Benin to Onitsha before?



Where did I say that I was confused? I said that it was a "nice alternative theory" and that I'd be glad to look into it, and I will.

Ngozi123:
I was just being nice. However, his theory really is an interesting one that I'd like to look further into; sometimes it's good to learn about counter theories/arguments even if you don't necessarily agree with them.

Ngozi123:
Nice alternative theory. I'll look into it.

Ngozi123:
Lol. I'm a girl but 'Ngozi' is a unisex name; I've heard of some boys being called Ngozi.