Politics › Re: Ndoki, Bonny, Opobo by caleboxylic: 10:31am On Aug 24, 2021 |
Captain8: mumu..waawa is a different ethnicity from ezza and onitsha, egbema, orlu etc.... those ethnicities only come together to formed what by today known as igbo.... this falacy of igbo is an ethnicity must stop now.... a truth cannot be hidden forever..... You need to go back to basics. Do you know the meaning of Wawa ? Learn it here that Wawa is dialect and people that speak that are refered to as Wawa group. They are the Igbo (northern Igbo) found in Enugu north senatorial district including isi-uzo and parts of udi, umuezekoha and Ezza people in benue and Abakiliki people. We are not confused like your people that don't understand each other. Ogbia man doesn't understand southern Ijaw man and vice versa. Even the ubani(ndoki land) you inconsequential minorities with only a state is trying to claim speak Igbo and communicate with other Igbo clans with ease. |
Politics › Re: Ndoki, Bonny, Opobo by caleboxylic: 9:57am On Aug 24, 2021 |
Captain8: keep quiet clown... go and deceive small children not me....
understand kil u dea...
i had some igbo friends back primary school in lagos....one from ezza and another from orlu while others from anambra..... I teach them Ijaw and they teach me Igbo......but one thing i that surprised me was how ezza and and orlu cant understand each other but was giving me confused different meanings......
But when i came back to delta state is when i noticed that Igbo is a politically made tribe, because onitsha language tell me lots.... But 2016 two of my Igbo friends told me the differences of igbo..... You know nothing with regards to Igbo language. There is an inherent Igbo that we all speak and understand. As I told you earlier,Wawa is a dialect and a clan. In Wawa,we have what we call Igbo-odo and Igbo-omaba . I will stop here for now because I'm very sure this is your first time of hearing about Igbo-odo and Igbo-omaba. |
Politics › Re: Ndoki, Bonny, Opobo by caleboxylic: 8:30am On Aug 24, 2021 |
Captain8: no i dont.... but its your brother that come from another angle, and you know that i know everything so i respond also in such that angle...
let me open the secrete of your igbo...
ethnicities that made up of igbo ezza waawa awka afikpo ohuhu oguta onitsha nsukka ngwa orlu ebonyi but ikwere rejected it.. Definitely,you know nothing about Igbo people. Just learn this one today, we have no ethnicities in Igbo but clans grouped on dialects. For instance,Wawa clan stretched from Nsukka and part of udi in Enugu state, to umuezekoha in benue state, Ezza and Izzi in Ebonyi state. Wawa clan is number one in terms of population and land in Igbo land. |
Politics › Re: There’s Nothing Like Mainstream Igbo, We’re All Igbos’: Chike Ogeah by caleboxylic: 2:52pm On Aug 22, 2021 |
proeast: Ikwerres are not Igbos, your forefathers were already sold as slaves, so you're just like others who found themselves in Haiti, USA, Jamaica, Fernando po etc but fortunately or unfortunately for ikwerres, they were stuck en route.
It is ikwerre that forces themselves on Igbos and our trade mark identities so they could amount to anything. The few notable people from ikwerre had to attach themselves to Igbos so they could be noticed, people like Mercy Chinwo, Tonto Dike, and Dunkan mighty would have remained local players running around from isiokpo to p.h but they had to attach to us Igbos to be recognized. So, if anyone is forcing themselves on another, it is actually ikwerre.
I understand the anger and frustrations ikwerre and ika people always exhibit, it is not unexpected considering their unflattering history. Being the descendants of slaves en route to the coast (ikwerre) or descendants of slaves sold to Benin (ika) is enough to make anyone bitter. I understand your plights and indeed feel pity for you guys. We Igbos have nothing against you and wish you good luck as you guys return or would I say, maintain your traditional roles to ijaws and binis. Other freeborn Igbos who have no such baggages like the Asaba Igbos and others wear their heritage with pride and when you look at the Asaba Igbos and other freeborn both in the SE and SS, you will see same similarities in terms of being high achievers and industrious.
Once again, I'm sorry for the fate that befell your forefathers. A very good reply. Those slaves will learn through the hard way. They are inconsequential. |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by caleboxylic: 11:58am On Aug 22, 2021 |
Sufferingboy: Igbos are really bitter people,come claim our land make we sacrifice your head for shrine.E good to chestbeat but chestbeat with. You are a slave as described by Reno and has no inheritance. When the jungle matures,we go know what's up. Your bini masters won't save you bc they will be in conflict with Ijaw people for land. I pity you slaves once this country disintegrates. Your eyes go soon clear. Only Enuani group will do the job for us. You must return to your master . Slaves everywhere. |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by caleboxylic: 11:41am On Aug 22, 2021 |
Eke40seven: Ndokwa LGA pro-Igbo identity is like 96% strong. Not same with Ukwani LGA who glory in their days of Slavery to Igodomigodo. Thanks for the information. Then I withdraw my attack on ndokwa people if this your information is true but they will not form this new Igbo nation with us. The slave here is still talking about unity and that shows that he is not igbo. He only wants to grow with the help of Igbo. God forbid. Ukwuani ,and ika are the bini slaves left in that axis of Igbo land that will be returned to their Masters to help in building another bini great wall. Slaves everywhere. |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by caleboxylic: 10:11am On Aug 22, 2021 |
Abohboy: How am I a bini slave? I've detailed the history of Aboh and i'm now making a move to reconcile the historical ties we had with the igbos then I said i'd move onto other groups so we can start taking over power as a united south and not a divided one. the division in the south is the reason why Buhari won unless we unite we will NEVER see progress or development in this geographical landscape This aboh boy ,you need to understand the situation here. We aren't interested in reconciling whatever historical ties you had with igbo. You are not Igbo and that's all. We aren't interested in having new relationship with you slaves. How is that difficult to understand. We don't want you and thats all. Join your masters in Benin and build another Benin great wall. Slaves everywhere. |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by caleboxylic: 10:04am On Aug 22, 2021 |
Abohboy: I'll leave YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS ALONE. But I won't leave alone the greater igbo population because I know that there are a large amount of igbos who agree with my vision and I will bring them out if I continue and I find there's no support among the Igbos then by all means I will leave it alone for now though I will continue Leave us alone. You should be working on how to return to your Benin masters . Imagine a slave without inheritance is here disturbing our peace. We Igbo are not interested on you slaves. |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by caleboxylic: 9:51am On Aug 22, 2021 |
Abohboy: So when I said I want to unite southern Nigeria politically then take over the north and restructure that skipped over your head? Or do you just sift my statements to find a reason to be angry? I never once said I needed yoruba or Igbo money to develop minorities I said that the FG not yoruba or igbo the FG should open up the Niger River for trade by dredging the river and they should build multiple ports up and down the river to increase trade and productivity in that area of Nigeria but somehow that's a problem now?
I'm not a slave and why would I be shocked any development news in Africa is a joy to me, so Alaigbo getting billions of dollars to develop is good news as far as i'm concerned one group of Africans has to get out of poverty and lead the charge for the rest and I don't care who that is, if it's the igbos then i'm happy, yoruba i'm happy, hausa, akan, mande, mandinka, massai I couldn't care less I am simply starting in my country of Nigeria and doing what I can to develop it and no matter which way I look at it the best and most effective way is by uniting the south first. You should have known that Igbo are tired of Nigeria , biafra of old and whatever unity you are proposing. We are only interested in Igbo and nothing but Igbo. Don't drag us into your useless unity. We aren't interested. PIB should have shown you that we aren't interested in Nigeria project and same applies to yorouba too. It's you and your fellow southern minorities that are shouting unity again. The three major tribes in Nigeria have moved on. |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by caleboxylic: 9:35am On Aug 22, 2021 |
Abohboy: I don't want any Niger Delta Republic and I don't want an Igbo nation the fact that you think my aim is towards that shows that you have no understanding of what I intend to do, from the start I said I want Southern Unity and you attacked me for it and now you've turned around to say that you're not against it? Make up your mind it seems you might be a bit confused or you may be suffering from mental health problems
Then after saying you're not against southern unity you said you hated a group of people who are from the south Wonders will never end you are really a confused lot i'll leave you alone and move onto try and perfect my plans You are the one that is confused. The southern unity I talked about is a political one and nothing more. Just like open grazing and nothing attached again. You are not smart at all. So,you want southern unity where you will use yorouba and Igbo resources (human and financial) to develop the minorities. That will never happen. We Igbo have moved on to aku ruo ulo mantra and nothing gonna stop that. For us,we await the Alaigbo develop fund scheme and we are good to go. It will shock you slaves soon. |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by caleboxylic: 9:11am On Aug 22, 2021 |
Abohboy: We have a lot in common actually but anyway i'll leave you alone but I hope you know that my plan is going to become a reality whether you like it or not give it a few years and you'll see the movement slowly growing you obviously don't want to see it but there are smarter more reasonable Igbos who see what they stand to gain from my mission and vision anyways i'll continue drafting my plan and i'll see you again in my next thread calling for southern unity i'm guessing? Nobody is against southern unity but I want you to understand that we hate you slaves with passion. You people are irritating and worth not associating with. Continue with your Niger Delta republic and leave Igbo nation alone. God bless Igbo land. We are waiting for the Alaigbo development fund that will shake the foundation of this very earth. We will contribute for that fund and it will be used in developing the Igbo land mentioned above. We have grown pass that unity nonsense you are talking about. We are doing it Igbo way for now. Aku ruo ulo is our mantra. |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by caleboxylic: 8:59am On Aug 22, 2021 |
Abohboy: How am I a bini slave? I've detailed the history of Aboh and i'm now making a move to reconcile the historical ties we had with the igbos then I said i'd move onto other groups so we can start taking over power as a united south and not a divided one. the division in the south is the reason why Buhari won unless we unite we will NEVER see progress or development in this geographical landscape We have told you people that Igbo are not interested in forming anything with you minorities . You should continue whatever you want in your niger delta and leave us alone. We have nothing in common with you minorities. This our generation are out for only and only Igbo interest. How is that hard to understand? |
Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by caleboxylic: 8:36am On Aug 22, 2021 |
Abohboy: So you've given up I have now presented myself as an igbo speak indigene of south south and I said we want to reconcile and unite with the igbos and the whole south and i'm here being insulted instead of you using this as an opportunity to take charge and actually get somewhere in the ultimate mission of development Never again. This our generation will pass this to our children and it will continue. Igbo land in south south is Enuani,Ndoki, Egbema , Omuma etc but never ikwerre,ika and others. We don't need Benin slaves in our new nation. God bless Igbo land . |
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Politics › Re: The Igbos Are Not Landlocked by caleboxylic: 8:14am On Aug 22, 2021 |
Abohboy: Thank you my sister our mission now is to reconcile with our igbo brothers Reconcile kill you there. Slaves everywhere. I hate you slaves with passion. |
Politics › Re: There’s Nothing Like Mainstream Igbo, We’re All Igbos’: Chike Ogeah by caleboxylic: 4:32pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
Commentor: Ok then Wawa. That's not how Wawa is used! Stop disgracing yourself on this forum. Wawa is not derogatory. |
Politics › Re: There’s Nothing Like Mainstream Igbo, We’re All Igbos’: Chike Ogeah by caleboxylic: 3:55pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
kmcutez: Nope. That land they settled in belonged to the Benin Empire. They can join you in South East. We are not interested on those slaves. They are your slaves and should be sent back to build another great Benin wall. What do you think? Slaves everywhere |
Politics › Re: There’s Nothing Like Mainstream Igbo, We’re All Igbos’: Chike Ogeah by caleboxylic: 3:52pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
[quote author=Sufferingboy post=105031408][/quote]Learn how to respect your masters because slaves have no inheritance. You are a Benin slave and will remain so.
Slaves everywhere |
Politics › Re: There’s Nothing Like Mainstream Igbo, We’re All Igbos’: Chike Ogeah by caleboxylic: 3:49pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
Commentor:
 Thanks for pointing that out. "Remanded" |
Politics › Re: There’s Nothing Like Mainstream Igbo, We’re All Igbos’: Chike Ogeah by caleboxylic: 3:46pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
kmcutez: No. You be guided, you land grabbers. You should conquer Eshan land before thinking of Igbo land . Let this country disintegrates first,you inconsequential minorities will learn through hard way. We won't leave an inch of Igbo land behind. |
Politics › Re: There’s Nothing Like Mainstream Igbo, We’re All Igbos’: Chike Ogeah by caleboxylic: 3:42pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
Sufferingboy: Your mama toto. Are you not a slave? That's the question we are all asking . Are you not a Benin slave? Slaves everywhere |
Politics › Re: There’s Nothing Like Mainstream Igbo, We’re All Igbos’: Chike Ogeah by caleboxylic: 3:41pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
Commentor: You can be saying that to the ignorant.
It is well recorded that other igbos deride Ebonyi Igbos as Wawa. What is the meaning of Ebonyi igbos? You are daft and should be reminded in a psychiatric ward! Be guided |
Politics › Re: There’s Nothing Like Mainstream Igbo, We’re All Igbos’: Chike Ogeah by caleboxylic: 3:38pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
Sufferingboy: Ika matter go kill some people.Once they hear Ika go get Erection. Which dirty slaves? Slaves everywhere. |
Politics › Re: There’s Nothing Like Mainstream Igbo, We’re All Igbos’: Chike Ogeah by caleboxylic: 3:38pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
kmcutez: Nope. That land they settled in belonged to the Benin Empire. They can join you in South East. Which dirty Benin empire? Benin kingdom that is smaller than nkanu land! Be guided. |
Politics › Re: There’s Nothing Like Mainstream Igbo, We’re All Igbos’: Chike Ogeah by caleboxylic: 2:38pm On Aug 21, 2021 |
Commentor: Who invented the term to describe Ebonyians?
Have some shame please. Stop discussing on something you know nothing about. Do you know the group of people call Wawa? Have you gone to nsukka to see the billboard that reads "Wawa house must not fall"? Get lost |
Politics › Re: There’s Nothing Like Mainstream Igbo, We’re All Igbos’: Chike Ogeah by caleboxylic: 11:41am On Aug 21, 2021 |
KosiGee: When the likes of Asari Dokubo or Reno runs their mouths disrespecting Igbos and calling them names, you won’t see these lots. Most of them will dissociate from Igbos and vehemently deny any link with Igbos. Sunday Oliseh did it, lots of them from that side did it. None of them would say anything.
….It’s politics time, everybody will align with and claim their Igbo heritage. They are all Igbos. Ikwerres are not Igbo, Wike is Ikwerre but not Igbo, Amaechi is Ikwerre but Igbo.
Why can’t these people be proud of their identities and stop being mischievous? They have no identities as slaves. Ikwerre and ika are Benin slaves that we will return to Benin when Igbo nation emerges. They are occupying Igbo land. Slaves don't inherit anything and possess nothing. Slaves everywhere |
Politics › Re: There’s Nothing Like Mainstream Igbo, We’re All Igbos’: Chike Ogeah by caleboxylic: 11:30am On Aug 21, 2021 |
theInterpreter: you're free to create your own reality in your head But reality remains  That's none of your business . Get lost |
Politics › Re: There’s Nothing Like Mainstream Igbo, We’re All Igbos’: Chike Ogeah by caleboxylic: 11:29am On Aug 21, 2021 |
theInterpreter: you guys can't reason And it's so unfortunate  Get lost. |
Politics › Re: There’s Nothing Like Mainstream Igbo, We’re All Igbos’: Chike Ogeah by caleboxylic: 11:27am On Aug 21, 2021 |
Commentor: The same people you call wawa?
Or the same Umahi you lot have been abusing?
Na wa for una o. Do you know the meaning of Wawa? Get lost |
Politics › Re: There’s Nothing Like Mainstream Igbo, We’re All Igbos’: Chike Ogeah by caleboxylic: 11:25am On Aug 21, 2021 |
theInterpreter: lol You yourself knows that all these changes nothing A black woman is head of WTO yet racism abounds 
Ebonyi eboes are seen as inferior Get lost. |
Politics › Re: There’s Nothing Like Mainstream Igbo, We’re All Igbos’: Chike Ogeah by caleboxylic: 11:21am On Aug 21, 2021 |
Aufbauh: Hypocrisy is when you said all Igbos are one and still cry that there's no Igbo man in the top security hierarchy when you have Lieutenant General Lucky Irabor as the Chief of Defence staff!
We can conveniently say that Igbos are not marginalised in Buhari's govt as we have CBN Governor and Chief of defence staff as igbomen. Ika are Benin slaves and not Igbo please. We will return them to Benin once Igbo nation emerges. Slaves everywhere |
Politics › Re: Again, Southern Govs, Others Tackle Buhari Over Grazing Sites’ Order by caleboxylic: 9:30am On Aug 21, 2021 |
childuptojoy: We’ve already passed anti-open grazing laws, say governors Again, Southern state governors, including those of Delta, Dr Ifeanyi Okowa; Benue, Samuel Ortom; Rivers, Nyesom Wike; and Ekiti, Dr Kayode Fayemi, on Friday, tackled the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), over the order to review with dispatch 368 grazing sites in 25 states across the country.
Diverse southern groups, including Yoruba socio-cultural organisation, Afenifere; Igbo socio-cultural group, Ohanaeze; and the Pan Niger Delta Forum, also launched a heavy pushback against the President’s order.
The Southern governors and groups expressed shock at the decision of the Federal Government to go ahead with the plan to review the establishment of grazing sites across the country despite the stiff opposition to it by the people of Southern Nigeria.
Seventeen southern governors, under the aegis of the Southern Governors’ Forum, had on May 11 met in Asaba, Delta State capital, to deliberate on the prevalent insecurity and other issues affecting the region.
In a 12-point communiqué after the meeting, dubbed the Asaba Declaration, the forum, chaired by Ondo State Governor Rotimi Akeredolu (SAN), resolved that open grazing of cattle be banned across Southern Nigeria.
The governors said the incursion of armed herders and bandits into the southern part of the country had presented a severe security challenge such that citizens were no longer able to live their normal lives.
Hence, in their communiqué, they resolved that open grazing of cattle be banned across Southern Nigeria, decrying the increased killings and rape of women perpetrated by armed herdsmen in the region. “Given this scenario, it becomes imperative to enforce the ban on open grazing in the South (including cattle movement to the South by foot),” the governors declared.
Southern Nigeria comprises the states of Ondo, Osun, Ekiti, Oyo, Ogun, Lagos, Abia, Akwa Ibom, Anambra, Bayelsa, Cross River, Delta, Ebonyi, Edo, Enugu, Imo, and Rivers.
Eight weeks after their meeting, the 17 state governors again met in Lagos on July 5 to reaffirm their stance on the Asaba Declaration after a wave of criticisms by the Presidency, Senate President Ahmad Lawan, and the Attorney General of the Federation/Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami.
However, unbothered by the southern governors’ opposition to the revival of old grazing routes or sites, President Buhari on Thursday approved the recommendations of a committee to review with dispatch 368 grazing sites in 25 states in the country to determine the levels of encroachment.
The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr Garba Shehu, disclosed this in a statement titled, ‘President Buhari approves review of grazing reserves in 25 states.’
Buhari’s directive was after his approval of the recommendations of a committee chaired by his Chief of Staff, Prof Ibrahim Gambari.
Among others, the committee recommended the collection of field data on 368 grazing reserves across the 25 states to assess the level of encroachment and encroachers, stakeholder engagements, and sensitisation.
https://cdn.punchng.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/05140108/WhatsApp-Image-2021-07-05-at-12.46.59-PM-768x512.jpeg The committee also recommended the production of maps and geo-mapping/tagging of sites, analysis of findings and report preparation as well as the design of appropriate communication on grazing reserves and operations.
The number of the grazing reserves and states was deduced from considerations of existing security concerns and other pre-existing socioeconomic conditions.
The President directed that the assignment be undertaken with dispatch to bring more understanding to the grazing reserves and ensure their implementation.
The inaugural meeting of the committee was held on May 10.
However, the Chairman of the South-South Governors’ Forum and Delta State Governor, Okowa, resisted President Buhari’s decision and subtly reminded him that governors had the authority over the lands in their states.
Okowa, who spoke through the state Commissioner for Information, Mr Charles Aniagwu, said the state House of Assembly had already passed into law the anti-open grazing bill into law.
He said, “We are in a country of law and the law has given governors the control of land in their states. The governor is the one who gives the Certificate of Occupancy to every individual and allows them to have full ownership of the land.
Source: https://punchng.com/again-southern-govs-others-tackle-buhari-over-grazing-sites-order/ You weaklings and cowards should use this opportunity to raise the issue of amalgamation. You people should call for confederation based on north ,south and middlebelt . Write to AU,UN,Common wealth and follow up with actions by calling for a meeting between northern and southern governors. The people will march in support of that and we will achieve that. We have gas for industrialization and can exchange gas for some food with middlebelt while working on our agriculture. These southern governors have tried and should push harder.This is achievable if they buy this idea |