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RomanceRe: I Am Tired Of Nairalanders Begging Online When You Can Do This Business by ChangedMan1999(m): 8:41pm On Aug 12, 2020
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CultureRe: They Are No Igbo Speaking People Of Bini Origin. by ChangedMan1999(m): 10:40pm On Aug 09, 2020
All of us that are serious about all this past migration can contribute money to run a DNA test.
PoliticsRe: Rivers State May Loose More Oil Wells Over Failure To Appear Before... by ChangedMan1999(m): 10:38am On Aug 09, 2020
ekesol:
Like i have said in previous post, Rivers state is imaginary. the Nigeria Government in a bid to subjugate ndigbo immediately after the Biafra-Nigeria Civil war ceded many parts of igbo land to neigbouring South South with the prime motive of saying igbos dont have oil.

Many parts of Rivers state is imo state,i can authoritatively state that 60% of Rivers state are igbos. From ,Egbema,Ugbele, Ndoni, Omoku, Ahoada,Asa, Ndoki Ikwerre,Obogbo, Etche, even their very Bonny and Opobo.
40% of Okrika speak Igbo . Opobo constitute 98% igbo language and people .

The Mbgede, and Akiri in Egbema they are talking bout are Ohaji Egbeme People of Imo state.
I stand to be challenged by any body who has any contrary opinion to What i have posited here.

In all of these , We are all Biafrans
Udo!
No No nwanne.

Let them say it to the country, with their own mouth.

If we push this awareness it will seem like we are "attachee by force"
CultureRe: Ekpeye And Ogba Ethnic Groups Are From Igbo Hinterland by ChangedMan1999(m): 11:01pm On Aug 06, 2020
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There are tribes in Africa who are claiming that their ancestors sprung from the earth.

There are tribes who claim their ancestors fell from above.

With this claims, don't you think that some stories of migration may be somehow wrong.

Lets settle all this through DNA test.

Like, we will do one in a lab.

Compare it with the results of another.

To conclude finally, we will go to another lab and compare the three results.
CrimeRe: 7 Reasons Why Igbos Must Tackle The Ikwerre Question Now! by ChangedMan1999(m): 3:55pm On Aug 04, 2020
IkwerrePikin

Even if your tribe is not the same with our, just consider the fact that we are neighbors and we have lived side by side for more than two hundred years.

Don't go about opening threads about how Ndigbo your neighbors will be left with no other choice than to vote your brother.

Threads like that gives people who don't mean well for us morale to open threads and insult us. If you continue with the threads it means you have joined league with them against us.

Campaigning about one's brother is not bad, except when you put a tribe in bad light.

Just campaign for your brother but avoid dishing out things like "ndigbo have no choice", especially when you are aware that there are people here who wants to see us sink.

To others reading this: let this be last thread about Igbo and Ikwerre.
CrimeRe: 7 Reasons Why Igbos Must Tackle The Ikwerre Question Now! by ChangedMan1999(m): 10:48am On Aug 04, 2020
proeast:
No, it would be very wrong to ignore someone or a group that keep throwing slurs at you everytime. These guys are doing serious damage on the Igbo corporate identity.

You don't ignore someone who impersonates you to do damage to your name rather you put up a disclaimer so that gullible ones won't fall victim.

I don't advocate for them to belong to the Igbo nation or even Biafra since they have absolutely nothing to add or remove from us. This thread is just to help create awareness among our people to stop seeing these guys as brothers and start relating with them as the enemies they truly are.
Yes.

You are right.

People who impersonate others and spoil their names should be countered.

People who achieve something worthy and you try to push a narrative that they are one of you, but they join your enemies to label you "attache by force", should be delt with.

People who soil name they bear, with you, but when they enemies trace the name to your tribe, instead of them to voice out the same way they voiced out that they are not the same with you when one of them achieve something reasonable, they keep mute, should be addressed.

But my worry is how are we going to address them in the midst of enemies who only like to hear news like that. If we say something they will mock us for pursuing a cause they see as foolish.
CrimeRe: 7 Reasons Why Igbos Must Tackle The Ikwerre Question Now! by ChangedMan1999(m):
People from southeast here, should stop opening threads about them. When you notice a idiot trying to make you say unnecessary bad thing about them, just avoid that thread.

It is embarrassing and hurts to be defending ourselves against people who don't wish well for us and the same time fighting people who should be our neighbor(if not our brother).

Just pray to God for Biafra; he won't forsake us.

By the grace of the almighty, if we get it we will diplomatically go to our brothers who found themselves in south south and asked them to join us.

If they say no, let us just leave it like that and focus on ourselves.

Leave Ikwerre matter, let it leave you.

Most people opening threads about them are just bastards who wants us to hate them and they, in turn, will hate us.

We are trying to separate ourselves from this country; we shouldn't force others to be with us.

We need a country where anyone you meet in the street will tell you "I love my country".

Not a country where some people will make reference to when they earlier told you they are not the same with you, when things are not going well with the country.
PoliticsRe: Another Lesson From The North To The Southerners (igbos) by ChangedMan1999(m):
I usually don't comment on nairaland, but because of this hate filled post, I will give the wicked op a piece of my mind.

Do you remember when soldiers threatened to rape Warri women and it went viral on social media and what caused it?

If you don't know, it was because soldier from a southern tribe that I won't mention killed a civilian, in Warri and Warri people retaliated by killing another soldier.

After the soldier killed the Warri man, nobody cared about his tribe; people just called him 'army man' and 'soldier'

What I am trying to say is when a soldier or a civilian that is not Igbo commit a crime no one will focus on his tribe, but when it is Igbo, wicked people will strongly believe the crime was committed because he is Igbo.

In this nairaland whenever we read news about misconduct of a soldier, all of us all will just conclude that he should go meet his match in Sambisa forest, but if the soldier is Igbo wicked people will withdraw from the 'soldier' to 'Igbo soldier'.

With this type of tribalism, do you expect us to still believe in this country.
EducationRe: If You Get This Question, You Are A Critical Thinker. by ChangedMan1999(m): 5:38pm On Jul 17, 2020
hardbody:
the question is asking how many people are in the room, regardless of whether they are alive or dead. Whether someone is alive or dead, they are still a person, therefore the correct answer is 35.

There is an alternative answer that depends on the way i choose to interpret the question. The fact that there are 34 people in the bedroom is stated after the statement that you’ve entered the bedroom. Therefore, someone could assume that there are 34 people in the bedroom only after you’ve entered. In that case, the answer would be 34.

If you disagree with me, argue with your ancestors
Op, I was about to say exactly this, until I saw it.

This is 100% solid.

If the answer is not this, then it is nothing.
PoliticsRe: Is Nigeria Country Of Morons Imbeciles Idiots Or All Of Above?- Bayo Oluwasanmi by ChangedMan1999(m): 8:16pm On Jul 13, 2020
I will be back
CrimeRe: Many Atrocities Of James Nwafor, The Awkuzu SARS OC Who Killed Chijioke (part 1) by ChangedMan1999(m): 8:48pm On Jul 10, 2020
[quote author=onward4life post=91580312][/quote]Confused one.
CrimeRe: Many Atrocities Of James Nwafor, The Awkuzu SARS OC Who Killed Chijioke (part 1) by ChangedMan1999(m): 2:54pm On Jul 10, 2020
onward4life:
One thing about ibos ppo don't know is that they like "doing things by themselves, with themselves, for themselves"

If it where to be a yoloba man like me they will come up with akpuu an bitter leaf soup in their mouth and start shout okpa down!

They want to rule themselves, torture house help of their own themselves, kill themselves, rape themselves, ritualize themselves, back stab themselves, poison themselves, own all the shops in one line to themselves, sack themselves, deprive themselves, ruin themselves and beat their chest themselves, etc ooo

This is d only bagga willie dimmed fit to develop esu river for tourist attractions..

I give una one parable my ppo dey talk

" The best time to listen to yourselves is in the toilet"

Willie stopped working
Go and learn English, before you disgrace your generation, again.

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