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OmoLisabi:Crawl back under Olumo rock. |
Enugu and Imo, pleas adopt Abia, Anambra and Ebonyi. |
[center][img]http://artikleblak.files./2011/04/nigeria-post-election-riots1.jpg[/img][/center] "Wai is IBO ronin awa cuntree?!" |
exotik:When you're constantly bumping the topic to the top of the culture section, who wouldn't still be coming here. I've made a fraction of the comments you've made. |
Beauty. |
Are you still here? You don't get tired oh! |
Ewe-Igbo |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=727552.msg8858202#msg8858202 date=1312518999]I'm just about done with tying my agbada. Agbada is another Yoruba outfit they mentioned in their song, just in case you didnt realize that.[/quote]You need to get yourself an Igbo/Ijaw tailored like Fashola has, very professional. [center]https://www.lagosalive.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Fashola1.jpg[/center] [quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=727552.msg8858202#msg8858202 date=1312518999]Yoruba culture is just simply lovable, even for hating Ghanaians who believe Nigeria= Yorubaland [/quote]You're jumping for joy because they insulted Yoruba culture?What about the east could they find to diss? Even Nollywood they said more of it. Please, take your dombolo, or is it late Awilo music to the Yoruba thread. |
Ozodinmgbas at it again. |
Ozodinmgba's could not control themselves. |
Imagine if a shiny new industrial complex was built in Owere. |
Abagworo:But of course you're not biased at all. ![]() romeo:What? Geographically Port Harcourt is in Eastern Nigeria and is very close to Owere, so when we're talking about economy of each city they will have some sort of impact on the other. We're not talking about nonsense Nigerian politics. |
[size=14pt]Please, the east doesn't need anything like "Dubai"[/size], other places can have that. Build infrastructure and rest will take place. How I wish Nigeria will hurry up and dismiss. |
First Tahiru Aliyu, and now this. |
Is human parts eating this common in Lagos that it should raise all these alarms? |
Ozondimgba's on the thread? Check! |
*deserted thread* I though it was Igbo people that eat people. This thread will never die and if it is moved to the Crime section eh! |
Heehee. ![]() |
[quote author=Chyz* link=topic=458875.msg8848440#msg8848440 date=1312400423]I think I can speak for where I'm from. Anioma is STRICTLY Igboland. Just like any other ethnic land, non-indigenous people have come in and mixed in with the people of land which they arrived. This is nothing new. If we are to go down your line we can also say that yoruba land is not strictly yoruba because of the high amount of Igbo settlers there. The same goes for Hausaland.[/quote]Exactly, just like there were some Igbo migrations in Urhobo land, Igbo man doesn't have the time to be arguing Urhobo history with Urhobo people. ![]() |
I believe the deadline for the census has long passed. Great. What needs to happen in order for Igbo to be taught in foreign schools is to show that it is a language that is spoken by many people, which means Igbo people have to start encouraging Igbo language. |
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exotik:You're the one keeping this thread alive. |
That's the origin theories I've read from Amaigbo. |
Bia, which one is Abia dialect? |
No one is desperate to make Anioma part of Igboland. Once Anioma state is given, you will see what your efforts on nairaland have amounted to. ![]() |
Is it the semitic Igbo-Odudwa origin, or the Eri Nri children of a man called Igbo? |
exotik:Migration can happen in an unoccupied land. I'm sure you realised this while replying. exotik:Well, it's not Nri (or any other Igbo town, maybe except Agbor) that has a stereotype of witches flying in the night or certain types of supernatural behaviour in animals, such as vultures, or mass rituals at monarchs funerals. I'll leave you to the insults though, because it seems its all you have now in your desperation to show how the Ani Oma are non-Igbo (despite the fact that the official language of the state will be Igbo, from Ugbodu to Igbanke and maybe even Ozarra |
I found a quote from an Amaigbo group (the place where many southern Igbo traditions point to). The name Amaigbo means the street or meeting center (Ama) of the Igbo Civilization, for such (Eastern and Southern) Igbo groups as the Ohuhu, Ngwa, Mbaise, Ndoni, and Cross River Igbo the role of the Nri Kingdom (cradle of Igbo Civilization) is occupied by Amaigbo Civilizaition in the Orlu area, In the oral tradition of the Igbo groups mentioned, it was from Amaigbo that their founding ancestors/ancestress dispersed, while Nri Kingdom is more of the spiritual center of Igbo Civilization in general, Amaigbo represents more of the ancestral factor (particularly among the Southern and Eastern Igbo), these two centers are in North Central uplands (Nsukka-Afikpo-Awka-Orlu) of Igbo Civilization which is referred to as the heartland and the earliest area of settlement in Igboland,http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=26271364438 |
Beaf:Chilekay! |
exotik:According to me? exotik:We all know which group this stereotype goes to, so if I were you I wouldn't even start. |
exotik:Because the Yoruba migrated much later after the Nri. Simple thing if you read and try to understand the history of the people you are talking about. Plus you need to check your posts more often. |
Abagworo:That's the reason. |
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[/quote]You're jumping for joy because they insulted Yoruba culture?