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The rat is attached below..

Burob:
who is the rat?

You keep his pictures. He doesn't know you

Obsession


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They are Arab league Terrorists masquerading as Christians to cause religious tension in Israel.

They have been decoded, as their taqqiya didn't work.

Even Tinubu as President is on sit @ home duty.

All of a sudden, France is very far from Him.

MEGAWATCH:
Who knows how many flogging and frog jumping this man has chop inside bandits camp, on top of his brothers presidential mandate o....🤣🤣🤣

Funny thing is that he may be among the Obas who threatened some people on the last presidential election day.

And to crown it all, they were also mocking Nnamdi KANU when he was wickedly sentenced by their brother.


It's better to be a king in Sokoto prison than to spend one week in bandits camp o!


Those bandits no get respect for anybody at all o!


🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Stop crying senselessly. If this was SE, you and your crew members will be ranting aimlessly.

Chucks13:
Another nonsense on sensitive matter.

Grow up pls this is no time for comedy thrash.

The Ojibara of Bayagan Ile in Ifelodun Local Government Area of Kwara State, Kamilu Salami, who was abducted 25 days ago by bandits,

Amotekun can't save their OBA? ...and the community had to pay #25million , when Amotekun the defenders of O'Dua land are there?

They way SW OBAs are being killed and abducted and NOBODY cares is worrisome.

Anyway, if this was SE, this thread will be on the 6th page with lovers of SE giving advice.

Thank God he is safe...

Everyone in SW should BOW to the EMIR OF ILORIN, for aiding in his release.

When LIONs are talking RATs don't count.

You already know who the RAT is

Burob:
Just watch streetinvestor2 & esnbrutality will come & blame Tinubu as usual.

You talk about him everyday. You are on all threads relating to him.

But...

He is known..

You are as inconsequential as a grain of sand in a desert.

Absolutely NOTHING meaningful from you.

Burob:
Yes u are the Massa.

I am your master. I hit your nerves,veins, capillaries, arteries etc ..

With me you see Agbadorian blood everywhere. Now, cry blood..

Burob:
Empty Barrels will always purport to make the loudest noise, typical EsnBrutality mentality @ work.

Do you need to educate TINUBU supporters? Why waste your time educating dunderheads on Nairaland shouting MANDATE on empty stomachs?

BlackViper:
Education is your best friend. The US visa restrictions on Nigeria were introduced for 2 reasons: High Visa overstay and insecurity.

Even your president agrees that there is massive insecurity in Nigeria otherwise he wouldn't have introduced a state of emergency.

The Visa ban won't affect Christian victims of Islamic jihadist attacks, after all, many of the Chibok girls have relocated abroad and are doing well with their lives.

After all your senseless drivel. Ask Tinubu to go for a visit.

Shey you boasted he would go for UN General Assembly..

Your President is sitting at home, as a coward.

As regards the Trump directive, you will see phase 2 soon.

Awon sophisticated failures.

Burob:
Very funny pikin, Trump is coming to help u abi, I thought he would have at least given una temporary residents permit to reside in Alaska, since vast unoccupied land still full the state.

Instead na visa & entry restrictions e put on the Christian genocide wailers.

E never even finish with una yet, more is still coming from Oga Donald J Trump.

IGBOs are Legends and it's people that are envious, disturbed, subjugated by their success, rant constantly like bleating sheep looking at a brutal butcher.

IGBOs are your masters.

DomPerignon:
So called white slavers were Jewish and they never ventured beyond the coast other than use small canoes to go into Igbo land to bypass the middle men in the coast.

All slaves purchased in the coastal areas where supplied by ibo slave raiders who raided their own or bought from slave markets .

This is verified facts.

Going inland was a death sentence for the Jewish slavers owing to hostile tribes or being killed by Africa's biggest killer- Malaria.

All slaves supplied to the coastal slave ports in present day Delta, and along the eastern coastline came from the interior IBO land and were supplied by Aro cultists .

All the shout of Dirty December in LAGOS is now echoing to empty streets and roads. This is because those that own the vast majority of businesses and actually make the LAGOS breathe are going for a well deserved rest.

You can keep barking senselessly...I won't buy you a leash. You need enter market, stark naked

IGBOs are legends and are your Masters. You only hate those that are BETTER than you.

God bless IGBOs.

Now cry blood

DomPerignon:
Slavery among the Igbo

Published Date
May 1, 2004

Resource Type

Archival Resource, Primary Source

Geographic

Africa
This is a Primary Source
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This resource was developed in 2004 as part of “Biafra, Nigeria, the West and the World” by David Trask.

The reminiscences in this reading reach back to events at the turn of the twentieth century or earlier. It raises a number of issues about how the traditional economy operated and the role of slavery within that world. It is also important to note which people were made slaves and which people were exempt from that possibility.
Nkwonto Nwuduaku, aged c. 60 in Urunnebo, Enugwu-Ukwu 16 October 1974

From: Elizabeth Isichei, Igbo Worlds An Anthology of Oral Histories and Historical Descriptions (Philadelphia: Institute for the Study of Human Issues, 1978) 30-34

Our people, especially my village, Urunnebo, are called Owaofia wapulu ezi, meaning people that travel into distant lands. This is because our people were long distance traders. They also went to different places to cleanse abominations, as well as to confer Ozo titles on people. My village Urunnebo migrated from Agukwu and we carried with us these traditions and customs, and have been exercising them until now. Thus, as I have said, we were long distance traders, and traded in various commodities like slaves, ufie, a red substance people rubbed on their skins, livestock, salt, iron implements, and, later, palm produce.

Our people traded extensively in slaves. It was a dangerous trade, but very profitable. It was dangerous, because you must be strong enough to overpower your victim. Secondly, you must be prepared to risk your life, wresting children from their parents, and so on. In fact, slaves were obtained in various ways – by kidnapping, through wars, through punishment for crimes and breach of taboos, for failure to pay debts. Parents even sold their children, for want of food.

My father told me that one occasion he followed his father on one of these expeditions that took them from Enugwu-Ukwu to Agbaja, and thence to Ubulu, and then to Eke Imoha in Abakaliki. When they came to Agbaja, one man wanted an .Ozo title to be conferred on him. He said that the members of his age grade were deriding him because he had not taken an .Ozo title. This man had to sell two of his children in exchange for the Ozo title. There was another episode when a man had so many children, and he had to ask them to buy one of his children in exchange for one cow.

But whatever the case was, these children were not told that they had been sold. Their parents would ask them to help their family friends convey their goods to market. These children were pampered until they got to Afo. Nkwuleto market, in Ubulu., where slaves were sold openly.

My father, continued that when they arrived with these children in this market, they were asked to look after a few worthless commodities. Then the slave dealers, mostly Aro people, would pretend that they were pricing those goods, when they were really surveying the children. They then came back to my father and grandfather, and a price was fixed—some items of European goods. My father said that after they had received these goods they disappeared, and that was the last he saw of these children.

In fact, the destination of our slave trade depended on the age of the slaves. For instance, kidnappers did not carry their victims far because of the fear that they might be caught, or that their victims might overpower them. In such cases, you know that the slave dealers must have tipped the kidnappers and would be waiting in a nearby place. But those who committed crimes, or breaches of taboos, were carried off by the agbridu people (law enforcement officers) and sold at Ifite Nibo market, near Awka.

Our people had no internal market for slaves. You know we belong to Umunri and it would be contrary to our tradition for slaves to be sold in our market. Yes, at times our people kept slaves for domestic purposes. In such a case the owner of the slave might sell one of the children of the slaves.

In olden days, our people traded in ufie (camwood). It was very important to our people. This ufie was got from a variety of trees, like aboshi, akpalata and even .ukpaka. What happened was that the dealers in this commodity often went about scraping the bark of these trees. Il the inner parts of these trees were scarlet, they were cut down and allowed to dry. These trees, now completely red, were cut into different sizes and brought to market. Ufie was a very costly commodity.

It was used as a sort of pomade, by both young girls and elderly women, before the coming of the Europeans, and even after they established their presence. Our people believed that it not only made the body smooth but also acted as a blood tonic.

It was also used for burial purposes, especially in burying titled men and elders. The body of the deceased was rubbed with ufie before burial, and after the burial, umu ada (his daughters) as well as his wives would continue to wear ufie for iu ili na ato (two native months). It was also rubbed in by nursing mothers, and any woman who wanted to perform the izu afia nwa (when a mother would come to the market to let people know she had a new child). The woman would rub on this ufie and come out on Nkwo day, and people would give her gifts. It was also used by wrestlers. As I said earlier, people believed that it gave them blood and strengthened their bones. Hence, before a big wrestling match, our young men would indulge in rubbing this ufie all over the body until the wrestling match was over.

Thus from all its uses, you will see that ufie was a costly material. It was sold at Ubulu, Eke Imoha, and other markets in Abakaliki Our people often bought it, and sold it to our neighbouring towns.

Our people traded in various types of livestock. The most important of these were horses and cows. Both were used for funeral obsequies. Horses were very rare and costly. The horses were bought from Agbaja and Ubulu. The people of these areas told us that horses were imported from Akpete. and Igala. Our people did not trade regularly in horses, except when somebody died. For that reason whenever an .Ozo man or wealthy man was seriously sick, his people often travelled to Agbaja to buy these beasts beforehand. On the other hand, if a wealthy man, or an elder, or an .Ozo man died, he was not buried until his people bought a horse. In view of this, whenever our people saw horses being driven into the town, they often reminded them that some important personality must have died, and they would start asking questions. But this does not mean that horses were not sold to other towns – our people often sold horses to other Umunri towns, as well as to Nimo, Abagana, Ukpo, Aba, Isu and other neighbouring areas.

Our people do not eat horse meat. Not only is it rare and costly, but mainly because it was associated with the dead. However, trade in horses brought a lot of wealth to our people.

Cows are also very important. They were mostly used for taking Ozo titles and for burial purposes. A man’s wealth was measured by the number of cow skulls he displayed in his obu. Cows were mostly bought at Eke Imoha in Abakaliki. These cows are the local breed, and not the so-called efi awusa (zebu cattle). We sold these cows to neighbouring towns. …

The ritual cleansing of abominations, and the conferring of Ozo titles in other parts of Igboland was the most important aspect of our economy, before the coming of white men. You small children may not understand the importance of Umunri, or the impact our people made on Igboland. As I said earlier, my own village migrated from Agukwu to Enugwu-Ukwu and we became part and parcel of Enugwu-Ukwu. We are direct descendants of Nri, and therefore had the right to cleanse abominations, and confer titles on people. Agukwu, we could carry out the ceremony. …

In fact this cleansing of abominations brought a lot of wealth to us, and brought us into contact with different parts of Igboland. For instance if the abomination was committed in any Umunri town except Agukwu, we went there, and the offenders would bring all the items necessary for the ceremonies, depending upon the gravity of the offence.

For instance, if a boy had sexual intercourse with his sister, it was an abomination. In such a case, the items included a she-goat that had borne offspring, fowls, three yams and so on. The people concerned did not touch these things. They often handed them over to the man who would perform the ikpu alu (ritual cleansing). After the ceremony, the men would take some of the items, and would also be paid in kind. Thus, in one trip to any Umunri town, our people were often laden with livestock, and other essential commodities, and this made them very rich. Their areas of operation on this ipu ije (journey of cleansing) as they called it, included Isu, Mgbakwu, Ebenebe, Nkanu, Agbaja and Abakaliki areas. In fact most of the wealthy men in our town, especially in my village, grew rich as a result of this kind of occupation. …



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Typical TINUBU supporter.

Brainless, senseless, Empty.

When Trump starts , same you will be shouting sovereignty as they instruct you in your WhatsApp group of APC dunderheads.

Even Tinubu will deny you when time comes.

Burob:
I thought Trump was coming to help them?

I like as the guy smash lastma head. Una to dey act anyhow. Awon sophisticated failures.

mascot87:
You could have just ignored the news. There are several other news on front page that could interest you. No one forced you here

Go get a job...

Seyi TINUBU rides a private jet.

Have you eaten yet? Even with all your numerous monikers haba!!!

Sccarrr:
very funny 🤕

E pain you say Dem catch your other moniker.

Go find work

Sccarrr:
Aro patient, Comot my mention

I catch you...e pain you well well.

Sccarrr:
who be this one , u escaped for Aro?

You like crying

DomPerignon:
Faking the fact that it is fake news .

God help you.

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Mazisimonekpa
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Iamfraud
Ndimkpurumiri


Now. Sccarrr, obviously you are paid to be jobless.

Seun, a foreigner decoded the fact that the person behind these monikers uses AI to generate fake news about IGBOs and it's sent to frontpage and given traction to thrive by the usual suspect.

Why will multiple monikers be a feature of this platform and the person involved is not banned as stated in your rule book?

Seun, it's not easy balancing activities on your platform but the buck stops at your desk and you need reign in your moderators to do their jobs

Thank you

Sccarrr:
put your number here fake ass viking ...I don't remember my email for this account

To imagine that this same people said that Abacha was a tyrant and dictator.

To imagine this same people claimed that BUHARI (a coup plotter and murderer) was a reformed person.

To imagine that this same people are quiet as their brother Tinubu is doing worst things.


This is to show you that all the talk of progressive democratic orientation from the SW is propaganda.

Na wa!!!

Seun..I hope you see that other Nairaland members are noticing the bias and ethnic profiling going on in Nairaland.

IGBOs are not the only ethnic group in NIGERIA, that commits crime. Tell your moderator to be fair.

Buhari4dullard:
I have been watching the way crime is treated on Nairaland.

When Yorubas commit crime.
if U draw attention to their name, you get banned.


When igbos commit crimes, U are allowed to post it everywhere.

It's the NDDC files. They had to bring it up in the polity to reign in dissenting voices, and akpabio is a PRIME SUSPECT. Akpabio and his cohorts needs to be wiped into line. That is the main issue.

AMINDA:
So he doesn't get his police protection withdrawn right? This is how nations fail. Imagine the Chief Judge of a country saying this about the president. Same vibes.