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Education / Re: Adeyeye Olorunfemi: "I Don’t Regret My Action" — Student Rusticated By UNILAG by chukzyblingz(m): 5:44pm On Sep 18, 2016
Impunity everywhere under Buhari regime.
Politics / Re: Stop The Inclusion Of Delta State As Part Of Biafra - State Govt by chukzyblingz(m): 1:03pm On Sep 18, 2016
fr3do:



I don't know what the easterners are known for but I know it can't be one-quarter as bad as what the fulanis, hausas and yorubas have done to Anioma.

The Igbos are known to be vain, unreasonably proud, disrespectful, insolent, lack respect for others and their culture and trying to change other peoples history and attributing Igbo origin and meaning to every word they ever come across. propagandists, distorters, fabricators, conspiracy theories. These are their second name. Tell an Igbo man your name and the name of your town and the next thing he would say is it sounds Igbo, he won't stop there until he try to twist it in whatever way he can until it becomes Igbo. From their other Igbos will pick it up and fabricate a story to support it. I've observed this for a long time even here on nairaland.

Hausa Fulanis on the other hand is our common enemy but when you make other Southerners hate you because of your disrespectful attitude, how do you expect them to work with you?

The Yorubas on the other hands are not direct enemy of the SS/SE, but a friend of your enemy will automatically become your enemy. Anioma was in Western region with the Yoruba and we lived fine. Yorubas have a trait of backstabbing and trying to add intelligence to everything they do but these Igbo attributes I highlighted is one of the reasons Yorubas hate Igbos.

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Politics / Re: Stop The Inclusion Of Delta State As Part Of Biafra - State Govt by chukzyblingz(m): 10:34am On Sep 18, 2016
fr3do:



I don't understand your bitterness against Easterners, what have they done to you?

no matter what bitter post civil war inspired anti-igbo tale your folks may have told you, Anioma and Easterners are united in interests and culture, and will achieve much more if they work together than separate.

we Igbos need to unite.
you're right, not just Anioma but the whole South South and South East needs to unite to achieve a common goal but this can never happen because the Igbos will forever remain what they've been known for.

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Politics / Re: Stop The Inclusion Of Delta State As Part Of Biafra - State Govt by chukzyblingz(m): 3:19am On Sep 18, 2016
Ikechukwu48:


You really have zero shame

This ika wannabe you seriously have [size=13pt]ZERO [/size]shame.

Even after getting beaten bull and black and you exposed your attache by force ass to Anioma, shame has yet to touch you. You still attache by force
SMFH

Just like you knew absolutely nothing about anioma that even SE slapped you silly in the other thread is exactly how you continue displaying your ignorance.
Have shame in your life!!

By the way, newsflash I visit home every holiday numbnut. My parents and several of my bloodline still live there. My last visit was even this December that went past and my. Upcoming one is next summer. As usual displaying your ignorance.
Beat me? Lol!!! I'm 100% sure you're not from Delta state. I'm also 100% sure you're one Nwoke in one of the local SE markets. Igbos are known fabricators, propagandists, distorters or facts and imposters. I have proofs of this but I don't want to go into that. I'm a very busy man and I don't like to stay on one Nairaland thread making pointless arguments with demented fellows. We in Anioma are civilized people. We can stand any intellectual discourse with civility and maturity and we don't resort to insults when someone doesn't agree with us, go to Anioma pages and blogs and find out. But Igbos are the complete opposite. They can't stand a divergent view or opinion without resulting to insults and you exhibits all these traits alien to Anioma people.

It would be senseless, pointless and foolhardy to remain on a thread that has been hijacked by tens of jobless Igbos who have all the time in the world to trade words and insult whoever doesn't agree with them. I have important things to do with my time and I don't find any pleasures in online battles, so I had to leave that thread for you. Igbos have population advantage and elyou people use propaganda, fabrications, distortion and conspiracy theories as your weapons. That's what everyone know you people for.

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Politics / Re: Stop The Inclusion Of Delta State As Part Of Biafra - State Govt by chukzyblingz(m): 2:32am On Sep 18, 2016
fratermathy:


I maintain my initial statement that Delta North is indifferent about Biafra. Not that I even care whether or not they are. I don't give a rat's ass about them. But I know that they are not actively pro-Biafra. I won't argue with you on this one because I know you are deluded that your cause is so great and Noble with many followers. You are no better from Islamic fundamentalists.

Now that Okowa is the governor, has he done better cheesy undecided? Urhobo bad government ni. I laugh in swahili. Delta State is corrupt. Don't add ethnic color to it.
I'm an Agbor man and I no longer believe in one Nigeria. I wish Nigeria could be peacefully disintegrated so that there would be peace and rest of mind for Nigerians. I'm a secessionist. Could either be Biafra or Niger Delta republic, doesn't matter. I believe Nigeria is not treating the agitators justly. It's there civil right and using brute force to quell this is genocide. I'm just one person out of the millions of Anioma people home and abroad and I must tell you, from my observation and interactions with other Anioma people, majority of Anioma people still believe Nigeria. I don't live in Nigeria but I happened to be in Nigeria during the protexts and I witnessed some. The protexts that happened in Anioma land were conducted and done by South Easterners. Has nothing to do with Anioma people don't mind that one that probably hasn't visited Nigeria for a long time.

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Politics / Re: Stop The Inclusion Of Delta State As Part Of Biafra - State Govt by chukzyblingz(m): 8:53pm On Sep 17, 2016
uchelvlink:
even though i know this is a useless blog seeking for relevance, i am forced to make a comment.


again i telll you, i am from Umu-agu in Asaba Delta State. i am an Igbo girl and Asaba is an Igbo city. my people came from a place called Nteje in Anambra State today.

the whole of Delta North are Igbos and shall remain Igbos. you can go ahead and continue foolling yourselves.
I'm an ika man and I don't support one nigeria. I rather be a biafran than a Nigerian though I've never been a biafran and I was not included in the original plan. But who are you to say the whole of Delta North are Igbo. You that doesn't even know that Nnebisi is an Igala with an Nteje mother

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Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 2:36pm On Sep 17, 2016
Abagworo:


What I've come to deduce is that Ika and Ukwuani people are fighting hard to influence Oshimili and Aniocha people with "Binimania" without success. Since Ika and Ndokwa have a sizeable population of Igbo deniers then Ndigbo should remove them from every Igbo organization. I've personally stopped sharing Igbo ideas with anybody that speaks Igbo but denies being Igbo long ago.

Yes, ika is trying to influence the Enuani people. We wrote their history for them and made majority of them claim bini origin. We forced them to say that Ezechime is an Edo man. We forced the newly crowned monarch Isele uku to go to Bini to pay homage to the Oba, a visit he described as a homecoming to the land of his ancestors,

We also forced the majority Enuani founders that founded most Anioma groups, Associations and organizations to distance from anything Igbo. We forced most Anioma groups and organizations including the individua Enuani l town groups to unanimously denounce Uwechue when he was made president of Ohaneze. Also go to Ibusa websites (one of the few Anioma towns that has Igbo origin ) and see how they distant themselves from Igbo. Not because they deny having Igbo origin, but for the fact they found themselves in Aniomaland and they know they are in Anioma land first before anything else.

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Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 2:07pm On Sep 17, 2016
Ngozi123:


I didn't subtly admit to anything. I said that Onitsha people feel more at home with other Igbos than with Bini people, just like any other Igbo group. The fact that you believe that Bini=Anioma is quite telling...
bini not =Anioma but we were talking about Anioma/Igbo/Onitsha affinity and you chose to bring bini into the equation.

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Culture / Re: The Beauty Of Agbor Town[photos] by chukzyblingz(m): 11:57am On Sep 17, 2016
Nice.
Politics / Re: Take A Look At Breakdown Of Buhari Key Appointments So Far From 6 Zones by chukzyblingz(m): 11:19am On Sep 17, 2016
A breakdown of this appointment? It's obvious what you posted is false
Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 11:04am On Sep 17, 2016
Ngozi123:


I'm glad that you mentioned Onitsha here. Let me reiterate this for you: people from Onitsha and the environs are the proudest Igbos till date. Chief Osadebe (RIP) was one of the proudest Igbo men that has ever lived- ask me how I know this and you'll be very surprised with the answer wink. I have not met any person from Onitsha, and I know many intimately, who denies being Igbo- what kind of nonsense is this? As OdenigboAroli said, a woman from Onitsha will prefer to marry, all things considered, a man from Anambra or from anywhere else in Igboland than a Bini man, whom she'll consider to be an 'outsider'. Trust me, I'm living proof of this wink. There's nothing wrong with Bini men, it's just that most women like to marry someone who they're more familiar to.
We're on same page on two things. First you subtly admitted There is an Igbo denials in Onitsha and despite the denials, Onitsha people feel more at home with other Igbos than Anioma people for some obvious reasons. This is why it's outrageous to even think of categorizing those towns completely alienated from Anioma land and happenings in Anioma areas as Anioma town.

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Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 9:25am On Sep 17, 2016
OdenigboAroli:


I don't care what the Onicha people say but one thing is certain,that we know the history of all these deniers. When they are tired they can pack and move back to Bini or Anioma land. Onicha is Omanbala land till eternity...Adi ebu ani ebu!

I will not insult Onicha people based on what you say because I know a lot of them. You want them to deny Igbo and insult Igbo but Igbo is too powerful and will swallow all his enemies just like it's doing right now. An Onicha girl will marry an Anambra guy before she looks your way...Stop thinking like a ffooll. Socially,Onicha people connects more with Anambra than Anioma...lol
I don't want you to hate Onicha people because of what I said. I don't want them to deny or insult Igbo. Don't say "what I said because it's a well-known fact ". And you're right, onicha is more involved and connected with other Anambra people than with Anioma because of some obvious reasons that's why it's insensible to group those other completely alienated Eastern towns as Anioma.

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Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 8:15am On Sep 17, 2016
OdenigboAroli:


LOL...Well,I am waiting for the day you will come and carry Onicha land back to your Anioma home. Nobody is dragging Anioma with you but we will never stand and let you fabricate bunch of lies in the name of history...you will never be happy until you accept the truth. That you are ashamed of your identity...lol
If you have been following this thread and you're an honest person, you should know who to direct this to. I extended my grouping to Onitsha mainly because of many things I don't have time to write now. But what will you say to those that extending Aniomaland all the way to Imo?

And for Igboid saying Onitsha are proud Igbos, have you forgotten until few years ago that Onitsha deny being Igbo? They still do till present day but it has reduced because of some obvious facts but most of them know who they are even if they don't come out shouting it. I have some Onitsha friends that always say "don't mind this Igbo people. They think we are the same. We don't behave like them and we don't have things in common". They say many different things I can't type here. I know you will also claim ignorance of Igbo denials in Onitsha

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Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 8:03am On Sep 17, 2016
Ikechukwu48:


Ngozi is right. I've read both you and his argument plus other stuff he said on this page...there's no doubt in my mind that dude is not anioma. He might live among us but he's not one of us. His comments indicated it. Like the first guy you guys were arguing with for sure is ika but that chukyz whatever guy I believe is that Bini dude

My reasons are based on several thing. 1.) The fact that you, that isn't even ika, can defeat him in an argument discussing about Ika and you used ika writers to do so speaks volume. The fact he couldn't defend any of what you posted is exactly as that igbodo and Bini dude argument back in the day.
2.) The fact he didn't even know anioma extend past delta state and someone else had to explain it to him. Even in his attempt to save face he also gave himself away....when he stated and I quote "maybe ndoni". Like which anioma does not know that ndoni is part of aniomaland? The fact he even said only Onitsha is anioma also speaks volume. Like which anioma does not know that aniomaland in Anambra extends past Onitsha? Abeg gi
3.) Where he stated that Noone know who Asagba is. Like once again which anioma does not know who Asagba is. Like I know ika are desperate to be seen as equal with us but one thing I can say about Ika peeps..they might be crazy, liars, attention seekers, etc but one thing they aren't is not delusional. They aren't delusional
There are several other things that makes him a suspect.

That guy is not anioma...I'll bet my left testicle on it.
It's obvious you lack compression. Defeat who? You think I'm some jobless dudes that come to a faceless forum to argue with some ignorant folks? I have more important things to do with my time than come on here to argue with some deluded folks. Like I told him a long earlier when I newly joined this thread, he's irredeemable so arguing with him is pointless.

I've said this before and I repeat, you don't know more about the extent of Aniomaland than I do. I'm very involved with many Anioma groups and organizations and in all our events, nobody has ever talked anything about those towns I listed there. To we the Anioma people, they're not Anioma.
As for Asagba, who doesn't know he's a political king? Who respects him? A monarch in a tiny Anioma village commands more respect than the Asagba.

Did you just say ika trying to catch up with you? In what sense? Aniomaland is greatly blessed with great men from Agbor to Onitsha. Please tell me. Is it in human capital? In what exactly? Are you trying to say Oshimili land has more great men? Or more political relevant? I'm waiting for you to tell me what you mean by this.

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Nairaland / General / Re: Report Fake Accounts On Facebook Today by chukzyblingz(m): 12:39am On Sep 17, 2016
Roseey0:
Pls do well to report any profile you suspect to be a fake one on Facebook.

One devil has been using Mbaka's pictures to ask people to pay into a sky bank a/c as donation to an orphanage home .
You won't believe the amount of donations this guy has gotten by telling people outrageous revelations and claiming he is praying for them.

I clicked on the profile's report button. Was surprised to received a notification that my report was received and a/c reviewed and closed.

Let's do more of this .
You know your yahoo friends, take down those fake a/c of theirs by clicking on the report button. Your identity will be concealed.


Thank you.
clap for yourself
Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 12:14am On Sep 17, 2016
blues20:

Boy you should go sit down; your post reek of emotion and void of reason.
These are some of the towns I've heard people say are Anioma but I'm aware of most Anioma events and organizations but I've never seen or heard anything about these towns. , Ozobulu, Obosi, Oraifite) Imo state (Oguta), Rivers state Ogba. Amongst many others

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Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 11:58pm On Sep 16, 2016
Ngozi123:


I agree with you that I shouldn't take such things to heart and I will continue to debunk the lies that they purport. I don't actually care whether someone considers themselves Igbo or not as that's their problem; the problem arises when people try to distort facts in order to suit their own agenda. I won't be a part of that nonsense and I implore all Igbos in these disputed areas to do some proper research into their history and not allow their elders, traditional rulers or political leaders to do their thinking for them. As for your point about the possibility of him being Ika, I would disagree with that as an Ika person would at least know that there are Anioma people outside of Delta State. The way he said it to me made it seem that he was totally convinced that Anioma people were restricted to Delta State. That's something that someone who's not so familiar with the area would say.

Nwoke oma, daalu.
I'm an Anioma born and brought up. The only recognized Anioma town outside of Delta and Edo States is Onitsha. What do you know about Anioma history and culture? What makes Ogbaru and Ogidi and those other Eastern towns Anioma? Forget what you read in textbooks and face reality. What links do these places have with Anioma that will make Anioma become Igbo because someone in this heart of Igboland is Igbo. You can deceive yourself all you want but as far as Anioma people are concerned, you are not an Anioma person. Nobody includes you in any happening in Aniomaland.

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Politics / Re: I Inherited $3.7 Bn, Buhari Inherited $ 30bn ; Buhari Luckier Than Me – OBJ by chukzyblingz(m): 11:11pm On Sep 16, 2016
SUPERPACK:
why nt educate me. because inflation rate frm 1999 to now is almost %1000, also the exchange rate has seen over %900 devaluation from then to now.
Inflation rate? In naira or dollar ? Do you have any idea of what you're talking about?
Politics / Re: Plagiarism: Buhari Is Not To Blame! by chukzyblingz(m): 11:03pm On Sep 16, 2016
noblezone:
Nobody should blame Buhari for this International disgrace.

First Buhari never wrote that speech, he only read it.

Blame no 1 must go to the guy who wrote the speech.
it was him who copied Obama and gave it to Buhari.
Does Buhari write his speeches? Does he have the capacity to write them?
I mean, can he write his speeches?

Blame no 2 must go to the millions of learned fellows who insisted someone without a school certificate is the best candidate to lead Nigeria.

Blame no 3 must got to those who have the guts to defend the international disgrace.

For me, I have decided to support Buhari in his journey to ruin Nigeria.
You make lots of sense. Same way I've learned to stop blaming the North for the problems of Nigeria but the West that aids them in achieving their devilish agenda

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Politics / Re: Presidency Reacts To Plagiarism (photo) by chukzyblingz(m): 10:48pm On Sep 16, 2016
What an illiterate and shameless president. You presented a padded budget and blamed it on staff, you plagiarized another person's brainchild and still blaming it on staff? Does it mean you don't read documents and speeches before presenting them?

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Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 8:19pm On Sep 16, 2016
Igboid, I told you you're irredeemable so I decided to give up on exchange words with you on a faceless forum. You've succeeded in posting junks and junks upon junks. I read your lifted articles and I laugh. For your information, Ika is very wide with different dialects. It's a well-known fact that Ekpon rearrange Ika words in there sentences but your examples doesn't make any sense. Ekpon uses the "ya" "me" so often in their dialect but that's not exclusive to them. The Owa people and Abavo people are fond of doing that as well. Igbos don't know their history. Igbo history doesn't make any sense at all yet they come and tell you how insensible your own history is.

You don't understand ika language, culture and traditions so it's normal for you to believe whatever you read online that soothes your opinion. But I as an ika speaker, I can point out all the flaws in your copy and paste but I'm not going to do that because it's pointless. My responding to your mentions is also pointless.

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Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 1:01pm On Sep 16, 2016
Igboid:


Lol. Mugu!

Those names are names of Ugbodu kings in the past, they are purely Edo names and have no meaning in Ika language, except the Ika translates them using a learned Bini language.

By the way, Ugbodu is in Aniocha and not Ika, so I wonder what's the point of this your childish argument.

No Ika man understands Bini language without first learning it.
I think you have a mental issues. Who did you quote before I quoted you? OMG what a dumbass u are
Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 12:50pm On Sep 16, 2016
Igboid:


It's like you suffer from brain damage.

I wasn't the one who wrote about Ika original names being non Edoid. It was Igbanke people.

I wasn't the one who proclaimed Oak Igbo root. It was Chief Iduwe, and I had provided the quotes here.

You must be a descendant of one of those Bini Vagabonds, that Ika people accepted into Ikaland.
You said those names are Edo names. But they are not Edo names. Those are Ika names with 100% ika language. Please accept your ignorance and move on

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Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 11:35am On Sep 16, 2016
Igboid:


Lol! Those are ancient Bini names taken by Ika ancestors during the Bini Renaissance to curry favour from Bini. They survived today as Surnames in Ika and rarely first names.

Take a look at the Bini names common in Ugbodu today that was taken by Ugbodu kings during the Bini Renaissance to curry favour from Binis.

Ozoluwa,
Izebuwa,
Ogbelaka,
Izedomen
, Osakpalor,
Esigie,
Igbinadolor,
Osalohua,
Osamewanmen,
Ebor,

I guess the Ugbodu people are no longer of Yoruboid origin, just because they adopted those Bini names?

You are on a slippery rope here.
Please stop saying what you don't. All those names are 100% Ika language. You're not ika but you claim to know more about ika than the ikas themselves. Typical Igbo mentality

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Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 11:29am On Sep 16, 2016
Igboid:
An Easy way to know what original Ika names sounded like is to take a look at Igbanke, the closest Ika clan to Bini, which as of today is still in Edo state.

The people have been fighting tooth and nail over centuries to hold unto what they called "Original Ika" names, that the Binis through systemic orchestrations had both subtly and forcefully tried to replace with Bini/ edoid names.

Let's hear from the Igbankes themselves:

ISSUES FROM THE STATEMENT OF FACTS
Consequent upon the facts drawn from the subject matter, some issues could be deduced to support Igbanke search for linguistic and cultural identity. These issues would go a long way in justifying our position.
1)Igbanke was deliberately, but selfishly carved into Edo state during the 1991 state creation irrespective of the linguistic difference between the people of Igbanke and the dominant Bini speaking population of the state.
2) Over 96% of Ika speaking communities in the defunct Bendel state were carved into Delta state while Igbanke and a handful other Ika speaking communities were severed into Edo state where they are presently subjected to acute linguistic and sundry discriminations
3) Because of linguistic factor, the people of Igbanke feel more at home with their kiths and kins (Ika speaking people) in Edo and Delta states.
4) Igbanke is made up of six (6) autonomous clans: Ake/Obiogba, Idumu-Odin, Igbontor, Oligie, Omolua and Ottah. These clans were governed by traditional rulers called ‘’Eze or Obi’’. These terms were of Ika origin, but have been forcefully changed to ‘’Enogie’’ a Bini term by the conquering Binis.
5) Our ancestral heritage like language, names and beliefs are being systematically destroyed by the domineering power of the Binis.

ARGUMENTS IN SUPPORT OF ISSUES RAISED
1)Most Igbanke indigenes who have Ika ancestral names like, “Emeka”, “Maduka”, “Chukwuka’’, “Chinyere”, “Amaka and “Ogorchukwu etc are often confronted with all forms of harrowing experiences when there are needs to visit our council headquarters, Abudu to process one official documents or the other. We are often denied the issuance of documents like, ‘’Certificate of Local Government of origin’’, Protest Letter’’, To Whom it May Concern’’ etc on the guise that we are Igbos not Binis.
2) Those who have the likes of the Ika aforementioned names, but can speak Bini language are rarely subjected to the above embarrassments and discriminations. This act goes a long way to vindicate our fear that there is a subtle, but carefully planned agenda to make us lose and abandon our ancestral linguistic and cultural heritage.
3) In order to escape from these unnecessary embarrassments, some have no other option left than to change their identity from Ika to Bini names.
4) Today, we, the good people of Igbanke are gradually losing our once envied linguistic and cultural identity.
5) Some of the eminent sons and daughters of Igbanke, whom out of their outstanding contributions to the development of the community, were recognized and given chieftaincy titles had had such titles changed from their original Ika origin to Bini equivalence. For example, few years ago, one of our sons who addressed himself as “Chief Orike-Eze” in Oba of Benin palace was shamefully harassed, insulted and forcefully forced, right in the palace to change the title to its Bini version. According to the palace, the title, “Orike-Eze” had its origin from Ika and Igbo nations.
5) Most times, when we have cause to attend meetings with the Binis in our local government area or senatorial district, deliberations are often conducted in Bini in language without considering the fact that the people of Igbanke in such meeting neither speak nor understand the language. Often than not, when we attend such meetings, we left the venue more confused than we were before we went.
6) In Edo state, Igbanke is only tolerated, not respected, seen, but not accepted. Today, in Edo state, plans are underway by the state Ministry of Education to introduce the teaching of Bini language in Primary and Secondary schools across Edo south senatorial district including Igbanke. Unfortunately, our indigenous language, Ika is not in any way considered qualified and appropriate to be taught in schools in Igbanke. To us, its another deliberate attempt to send our linguistic identity into extinction.
7) Our people have also suffered several inexplicable discriminations when..."

Even though Igbanke like the mainstream Ika remain Indifferent to the Igbo tag and even atimes Igbophobic. It's pertinent to observe what the Igbanke consider proper Ika names from the article above and attempts by Bini at replacing them all with Bini ones with force, having failed to do so subtly over the centuries.
for your information, those names you listed there are not ika names and don't have any meaning in Ika language. You just succeeded in spewing your fabricated lies and as usual, the ignorant will accept it as the truth. What a pity.
Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 11:22am On Sep 16, 2016
Ngozi123:


There are 'Anioma' people in Anambra State and other areas of Igboland. If you really were from the Anioma axis then you would know this.
Bini/Igbo origin and influence is one of the major features of all Anioma towns but not everybody that has these are Aniomas. As far as I'm concerned, the only Anioma people outside of Delta State is Onitsha and maybe Ndoni. If you're not from Onitsha, please stop calling yourself an Anioma woman and don't use yourself as example when talking about Anioma issues.
Literature / Re: Nnedi Okorafor Wins Hugo Award. Becomes First Nigerian To Win That by chukzyblingz(m): 8:11am On Sep 16, 2016
Literarily, Igbos are best in Nigerian. Very far ahead the others. Wole Soyinka is overrated. I've never enjoyed any of his quack.

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Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 12:16am On Sep 16, 2016
Ngozi123:


What is edoid? Do you mean Bini?

In any case, I'm not telling anyone here my surname nor will I share the name of my village. Why do you want to know?
you're not from Delta hence not an Anioma person but you've been mentioning your Bini influenced town and your Bini sounding name that I'm curious to know about it.

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Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 9:57pm On Sep 15, 2016
Ngozi123:


The person I quoted said that most Igbos in the aforementioned areas are descendants of Bini people. This is not true. There is a difference between having a small amount of Bini blood- intermixing isn't rare in a lot of places in Igboland- and being of direct Bini heritage, like that person suggested. My last name sounds a little Bini and I know that some of my ancestors migrated from Benin to where they are now. However, this was as a result of reverse migration; I'm not exactly sure why they went back to their original homeland in the East- I'll have to do some more research on that- but their 'Igboness' is undeniable.

As for your point about the locals using some Bini words to name their villages, well, that is to be expected considering that they must have spent several years living under the Benin Kingdom, in which the lingua franca was Bini. Its probably similar to how a lot of Igbos today mix some English words into Igbo- a poor comparison but I hope that you understand what I'm saying. We may have some similarities with the Bini people, that's what happens when you live under an empire, but we are not Bini.
What's the name of your village and what's your Edoid name?
Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 6:31pm On Sep 15, 2016
Igboid:


Igbo denial in Enu ani is a very very minute issue. Like. 2% of the population.

So ultimately, Enu ani political inclination in regards to the Igbo identity is at variance with those of Ika.

Where exactly was it written here that majority of Ikas see themselves as Igbos?

Ikechukwu and Ugomba who are Enu ani men here had warned you several times to stop pulling Enu- ani into Ika identity crisis.

The gladiators in Enu- ani are always Igbo, I am yet to see one of them that deny being Igbo. From
Elumelu, to Okonji to Okocha,to Pat Utomi to Osadebey, to Asagba of Asaba.

They are all proudly Igbos. Stop attaching your identity crisis to them, it won't stick.
2% do you mean what you just typed? Igbos don't even have a 50/50 acceptance there and you said 2‰? I give up on you.

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Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 6:27pm On Sep 15, 2016
OMAR12:
I am from IMO state and I don't understand some Igbo words, we learn everyday like I learnt today that beans is called agwa. we learn everyday If we are not too lazy to learn the dialect of our kit and kin from across the Niger.
If you're honest, you will understand that these two situations are completely different. I'm telling you this and you can find out from anybody from Agbor and environs. We can't speak Igbo but we understand Igbo to some extent but still get lost every now and again. But to twist your tongue to speak Igbo? No way.

This argument might not have come out if not for the double standards of the Europeans that classifies everybody else as one but are quick to pronounce their differences. If not can anybody explain to me why Dutch and German is different language and Chinese The same language? Even Portuguese and Spanish/French and Italia that are said to be 90 % lexically similar

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Politics / Re: Igbo Vs Delta-Igbo: What A Guy Posted On Facebook by chukzyblingz(m): 6:08pm On Sep 15, 2016
Igboid:


This is classical display of Stockholm syndrome.

Next time, learn to speak for your Ika group, and not entire Anioma. Enu- ani people as led by Asaba does not share in your Igbophobic propaganda.

Ikechukwu and Ugomba had pounded this into your head here, over and over.
Enu-ani shares everything in common with Onitsha and Ogbaru in Anambra.

I understand Ika people have An Edo speaking group they harboured centuries ago, by the name Oza nogogo, these people I learnt are customary tenants to Agbor kingdom and are considered part of Agbor.

I once had an argument with a seriously Igbophobic Agbor man, only to later discover that he wasn't from Igbo speaking Agbor proper, but from this Edoid customary tenants of Agbor called Oza people.
Igbo acceptance is higher in the Enuani area but did you say there's no Igbo denials there? When will igbos stop telling themselves lies and embrace the truth. Initially on this forum it was majority of Ikas see themselves as Igbos but when they saw that that lie is no longer working, they decided to narrow it down to Enuani. did you say Igbophobic? What do you mean by Igbophobic? Lol... So to you anyone that doesn't deny himself to accept you is against you? Hahaha!!! Only losers feel that way.

And what do you mean by Stockholm syndrome? Between Anioma and other Delta groups? If you say that, then you don't even know anything about Delta and Anioma politics.

In terms of human resources and man power, no group can compete with Anioma in Delta State. Even in Nigeria, no group can compete with Anioma if you put the population into consideration. We've been running things from the colonial era down to this present dispensation. Check all FG political appointment slots for Delta and see how many percent is always occupied by Anioma people. That other Delta groups get jealous and try to compete doesn't mean they're anywhere near us

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