₦airaland Forum

owobokiri:
"We the South South"
Ibibio from Akwa Ibom ko!?
Anang from Port Novo ni..

fozapi:
keyboard warrior

fozapi:
i support ibom republic,so stay away from biafran matter

muykem:
Just two weeks of military onslaught against IPOB/ ESN terrorist, peace has returned to imo state and many other part of South east. Military formation in South east took a decisive action by taking war to hideout of criminals, many of them were neutralise without much media funfair, others have abandoned the struggle and ran out of the region.

triple996:
Bt y will u just attack fulani 4 no good reason.
And them go came back de cry when fulani revenge.
Pls let peace be

Bonavi:
Igbos are the reason other ethnic nationalities even the Yorubas are still in control of their various regions and places.
The Fulani agenda is clear, overrun the entire country and institute Fulani emirs in every nook and crannies of the country.
So i feel Igbos should be accorded the required respect if we want to be true to ourselves. Igbos are taking the bullet for all of us

onthehill:
Former Nigerian President, His Excellency, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan has been recently recognized and appointed as Chancellor of Cavendish University Uganda (CUU), IgbereTV reports.

Cavendish University Uganda which is a private University is one of the leading Universities in Uganda and among the list in world ranking.

The university began operation in 2008. Former Zambian President, late Kenneth Kaunda was the first Chancellor of the university.

Cavendish University Uganda is affiliated with Cavendish College London, Cavendish University Tanzania and Cavendish University Zambia. CUU held its first graduation ceremony in November 2011.

The university has different campus across the country including a campus in the capital city of Kampala.

This appointment of Goodluck Jonathan is one of the numerous international recognitions given to the former Nigerian President.

The University wrote on Facebook;


https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3542143882554912&substory_index=0&id=527114827391181

Lalasticlala

debaj10:
na WA o.
now, na only 37% remain...
and even Muslims sef na only 57% o!
but Hamas want make all man think sey na Muslims get d country
this Islam sef.
SMH

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lebanon

Armaggedon:
The Igede Community in Onitsha and Asaba recently jointly celebrated the new yam festival where they called for peaceful co-existence between the Igbo and the Igede people.
Igede is a community in Benue State that shares some common cultural activities with the Igbo.
The Igede National Day which was held at the Onitsha Military Cantonment was used to mark the new yam festival in Igede land by its sons and daughters living in Onitsha and Asaba, who came together to showcase their cultural heritage.
The immediate past President-General of Igede Development Association, Onitsha/ Asaba branch and the Ad’Uwokwu, District, Igede, Benue State, Chief Patrick Akobo, while speaking at the event called for more cooperation between the Igede residents in Anambra and Delta states and the Igbo people in the states.
He noted that Igede people and the Igbo have a lot of similarities in their cultures, tradition and even their names, which he said sound alike, urging the Igbo and the Igedes to continue to come together in building the state and Nigeria in general.
“If you see an Igede man with an Igbo man you may hardly differentiate between them except they tell you, and the interesting thing is that most of us speak Igbo fluently and are very conversant and at home with Igbo culture because of the level of our relationship with our Igbo brothers.
“We want to appeal to our Igbo brothers to continue to give us the co-operation they have been according us, so that together we will move Igbo, Igede land and Nigeria forward. It will interest you to know that culturally, traditionally, and in resemblance, it is difficult to differentiate the Igbo man or woman from their Igede counterpart.
“Our people in Anambra and Delta states have been very industrious, very hard working and we have relentless commitment in building the states and the country in general,” he said.
He disclosed that their people have been advised strongly not to involve in any crime, saying that was why you could hardly get any Igede man involved in any criminal activity in Anambra and Delta states, insisting that they do not have any criminal record as far as the states are concerned.
“We have code of conduct for our people called ‘Ten Commandments of the 12 Disciples’ our parents gave to us; before we leave our homes
our parents will tell us to carry it along like the Bible and you must
not go outside that Ten Commandments. So, we work with the fear that has been installed in us by our fore fathers, that is why it is very hard for an Igede man or woman to steal somebody’s property, very difficult and get away with it.
“We believe in the strength that God has given us to work and do something meaningful for ourselves and to the society, we are God-fearing, we have what we call 12 disciples and the only things from the Scripture – the Bible are what we believe.
“If the Igede man does not have money to feed himself, he will come to you not to beg for food, but to tell you please, I want to work for you so you can pay me, and that is why if you go to shoe site in Onitsha today, Igede people are 40 per cent of the people manufacturing shoe at the site.
“If you go to Onitsha Main Market, the tailoring section more than 50 per cent of Igede youths are dominating that section, we believe in hard work and committed to whatever good thing we are doing to earn a decent living, we believe in honesty in everything and that with unity, Nigeria will move forward, we have been in Anambra State and we co-operate well with the Igbo because we have almost the same name and culture.
“As you can see, we have just done our new yam festival today and one of the greatest things that happened today is the agreement for cordial relationship with our Igbo brothers and sisters who we have been living harmoniously with over the years.
“Another thing is the appreciation of our Idoma brothers, the youths of Idoma have in their unbelievably and heartwarming gesture unanimously agreed that the Senate seat being currently occupied by one of their own and our Idoma brother, Senator David Mark should go to Igede in 2019.
“We are commending them for their understanding and appealing to the incumbent Senator representing Zone C Senatorial Zone in Benue State, Chief David Mark to agree with the vision and the decision of the youths of Idoma by allowing the Igede person to succeed him.
“Igede people are the third largest tribe in Benue State, which is made up three major tribes, the Tiv, Idoma and Igede and, in fact, when you talk about the food basket of Nigeria, it is Benue State, that is the food basket of Nigeria.
“It is Igede people that are making it happen in agriculture, they are the people behind the scene producing the food that the state uses to boast of being the food basket of Nigeria, we believe in farming and education, the two things that make Igede tick in the country.”
Chief Akobo thanked the youths of Idoma for unanimously agreing that an Igede man would succeed Senator Mark in 2019.
“We have asked our elders to liaise with the Idoma elders, now the youths have agreed, we believe that everything has to do with lobby, let them see them and agree so we can move ahead; the same way our Tiv brothers should allow the governorship position to go to Zone C to our Idoma brothers.
“The seat of the governor should go to Idoma, while the Senate for Zone C should go to Igede person that is how we want political positions to be shared. We believe that our Tiv brothers will relinquish the governorship seat to our Idoma brothers.”
In his remarks, the leader of the Idoma people in Anambra State, Elder Friday Edor said he was happy to be part of celebration and expressed satisfaction with the relationship between the Igede people in Anambra and Delta states, as well as the Idoma.
He promised that they would continue to encourage the relationship,v adding that next year they would mobilize support for each other in their activities.
“We urge people at home to collaborate with each other for more development in the state.
“We will do our best to promote our culture, we have come to join our Igede brothers today in their celebration, and we have learnt a lot and we will go home and replicate same in our own culture and ask for assistance where necessary from our Igede brother.”

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Elliot2:
South south is water locked. 2012 flood had almost all of Bayelsa submerged in water. And if predictions of climate change is real, south south should be wary of the yearly emergency crisis that would be hitting them. There is nothing to envy about the south south, not even our curst oil.

2elliot:
Gbaun, mumu. What has the distrust for Igbos benefited the Niger Deltans? Rather it reduced their 50% derivation to a mere 13%, and yet it is still being looted by the kleptomaniac leaders. No matter how untrustworthy the igbos are, Niger delta would never have been impoverished are they are today. And they will continue to be impoverished under one Nigeria till eternity.

FakeUnity:
Even to quote person properly dey hard you Mr illiterate Abokey. To disguise sef na rocket science for you. Hopeless almajiri dey claim Ibibio..

See as gworo don scatter ya teeth finish. AbdulMUMUNI

Ifearnoevil:
Once his cover is blown,he will start beating about the bush.
What exactly are you blabbing about ?

FakeUnity:
This Abokey maloo dey blow him cover everyday

IJOBA11:
BORORO HERD TERRORIST WETIN CONCERN YOU WITH THE SOUTH EAST TODAY YOU ARE FROM EDO, TOMORROW YOU ARE FROM AKWAIBOM.




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