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Obiagu, I see that you have been against this for quite a while. ![]() https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-574377.0.html |
Obiagu1:Oh but we do my brother. We have to come to that realization. Instead of focusing on the differences, we need to focus on what unites us. One of my favorite authors is Cheikh Anta Diop who believed in the cultural unity of Africa. The Ibibio language is not related to the Igbo language. Ibibio, Ogoni, Efik, Ekoi, Bokyi and the Western Cameroon languages make up the same language family. We need to do more research in the history like the Europeans and Asians have done. |
namfav:Just like everyone consider your people backwards and do not add any value to Nigeria besides almajiri and terrorist. |
namfav:Read any of our famous author's novel, like the rest of the world and understand why our culture is cherished and respected. Do not derail my thread though. You Hausa do not belong to our language family. ![]() |
I know I am not the best person to present this information, since I am Igbocentric, but this has been on my mind for quite a while. And I know many people are probably in denial about this issue as well. We have a COMMON ANCESTOR. You can trace our languages to one parents language. When did we diverge to form our own distinctive culture and "languages?" |
If we come from a linguistics approach, Yorubas, Igbos, Nupe, Idoma, Edo, Igala and some other groups all share a common ancestors. We just splintered into different groups, with cultures, languages and histories. But no one cannot deny, that there are many similarities amongst our languages. I would go even far to say that the Fon and Ewe should be included as well, because their language is also similar to our own. One thing I wonder is why do we focus on the differences even though we share a common ancestor. Do we see the Slavic people acting in such a way, even though they are found in different nations. When I say Slavic people, that includes Bulgarians, Russians, Ukranians, Serbs, Croats etc.
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The loss of Bakassi was a disgrace to the people of the East. |
Maybe they were referring Sudan as an North African nation. Remember that this country supposedly has many "Arabs." |
I hope they find oil in that region. That would be a dream come true for many Nigerians, both from the North and South. Let us not forget this is found in Kanuriland and they may tell the Hausa that it is their oil. |
ShangoThor:The Aro thread was a historical thread and that thread was create before you even came to Nairaland. Your mentioning of a thread concerning my people is a red herring and does not serve the purpose you are trying to put in other's minds. The educational achievements of the Ndigbo are highly documented in various threads on Nairaland. Here is a collection of these threads that discuss Igbo achievements in that field with provided sources: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-261472.0.html https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-223727.0.html https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-262729.0.html And I will also include some data: FIRST SIX STATES TOTAL NO OF APPLICANTS PERCENTAGE 1. Imo 95,984 9.84 2. Delta 80,448 8.25 3. Anambra 64,296 6.59 4. Edo 61,897 6.37 5. Ogun 54,272 5.60 6. Ondo 46,592 4.70 LAST SIX STATES TOTAL NO OF APPLICANTS PERCENTAGE 1. Borno 4,358 0.43 2. Taraba 2,934 0.29 3. Katsina 2,530 0.25 4. Kebbi 2,438 0.24 5. Zamfara 2,169 0.22 6. Yobe 1,178 0.12 I will now proceed to provide some data on the number of successful candidates from the Southeast, as well as the last three states. As shown by the JAMB results, there were ninety-five thousand (95,000) successful candidates. FIRST SIX STATES (PLUS EBONYI STATE) STATE OF ORIGIN NO. OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES PERCENTAGE 1. Imo 11,264 12.00 2. Anambra 9,320 10.00 3. Enugu 5,917 6.22 4.Delta 5. Rivers 6. Abia 5,088 5.34 * Ebonyi 1,793 1.88 LAST THREE STATE OF ORIGIN NO. OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES PERCENTAGE 1. Taraba 358 0.38 2. Borno 220 0.23 3. Yobe 160 0.17 APPLICATION STATISTICS http://jambng.com/app_ume.php ADMISSION STATISTICS http://jambng.com/adm_ume.php It is always good to back up your statements with sources. Igbos are doing fine in the realm of education. Now I would like to see people deny these facts. Igbos are scientist, engineers, economist, poets, authors etc. And we keep on achieving. It is very sad that an Igbo who has never been to Nigeria to think Igbos are having an intellectual stagnation. That is slap in the face of people like Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Chinua Achebe, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala etc. [b]LEARN TO SEPARATE POLITICS FROM A PEOPLE. [/b]That will help you in this world, because for the most part, I do not know if Nigerian politicians represent the people. |
To all of Nairaland, you can see there is consensus amongst all well meaning Abians, that T.A. Orji is very hated in our state. If he indeed is governor for another term in Abia, you will know it was by foul means. I don't know any Abian who supports him from the Bende zone all the way down to Aba. |
I am enjoying all the speeches that are being posted. Thank you PhysicsMHD & Katsumoto |
You know we will not have a windfall. It will be looted by our politicians. And none of the fund will be used to benefit the people. Especially the Niger Deltans. Either way, you should not look to oil to solve our problems. It is a curse. |
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