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Afghaneastern.

Apathy or scared shit less?

Economic strangulation of the south east.

younglleo:
2 truck still escaped! if u cant read jst stop quoting me

That is a solid information and if you have no brains to process it you have no business being on Nairaland.

Afghaneastern.

younglleo:
they won't defend themselves, na to masturbate for ipob matter dem go do best! make una no worry, jihad go reach una soon

They won't defend themselves? What do you call this proactive measure of arresting them before they can act?

I guess not everyone there is a millionaire.

If you can't see it, it didn't happen. God save the good people of the SE from what IPOB has brought upon them.

Daddysidhan:
So if not for a Yoruba man igbos for no know how to write Igbo language Lols.

Basically.

mancoconut:
Another Yoruba misinformative gibberish! It's already been established from a more credible source that an Igbo ex-slave from Sierra-Lone who served under Bishop Ajayi Crowther actually wrote and did the translation you dumb yorugbatic ape! There's already a thread on it

https://www.nairaland.com/2938661/myth-debunked-samuel-crowthers-book#42987271

http://anglicanhistory.org/africa/ng/dike_origins1957.html

Lol. Is it that painful that a Yoruba was actually the pioneer of Ibo education?

mancoconut:
some of the Yorubas on here are not very smart sha, Ajayi Crowther was a slave returnee from Sierra-Leone and on his return to Nigeria he did some missionary works in some parts of Igboland where he met several Igbos that helped him in his missionary outreach, most of those Igbos that met Bishop Ajayi were new converts and were already educated from their early contacts with the Europeans as well... so essentially they acted as guides and translators for him and ultimately helped him translate the biblical texts into Igbo- of course history will give Bishop Ajayi Crowther the credit for "translating the Bible into Igbo" without acknowledging the efforts of his Igbo guides and Co-authors because at the time Bishop Ajayi Crowther was probably the most influential person of the Christian faith considering his story ... It's simply inconceivable that anyone with a brain would think a non-Igbo speaker who barely just learned the Igbo language would single-handedly translate a whole biblical volume into Igbo... Haba! make una take am easy with the fabrications! even the most accomplished linguist on earth would still have needed help from the core indigenous speakers considering how languages have their dialectical variations, complex structures and meanings... Igbos at that time didn't even have a central language yet as Igbos were scattered into various clans, tribes and subgroups, so there's absolutely no way in heaven or hell Bishop Ajayi mastered the complexities of the Igbo language in such a short time..

Who said he didn't get any help from the local speakers of the language? How does that change the fact that he wrote the first primer for the Ibo language and then translated the Bible to Ibo language?
My only question here is how he got around the fact that there's no word for love in Ibo language when the Bible talks so much about love.

SlyDev:
Don't you see the copy, the Yorubaman is smart now.
The reason few non igbo speak Igbo is because it has no economic value

Don't mind him. My older brother who has never lived in Iboland can speak the language just from business interactions with them.

BKayy:
Ịhụnanya, odi mụ na obi, obim, etc

There was a reason I allowed you people fool yourselves in that thread.

The only thing Ndigbo didn't have word for is "SATAN"

Hehehe, keep fooling yourself.

Jibsy203:
Useless Yaruba Muslim miscreants are trying so hard to spoil de image of Obi Cubana because of envy and jealousy but them go fail

Just like they did to Invictus Obi?

Unbroken is not equal to not guilty.

khia:
Is Yoruba a race? He doesn't know the difference between race and ethnicity.

How do you say love in Ibo language?