Pharoh:

No one is forcing you to be anioma as you can be whatever you want to be within the anioma collective identity and that is the essence of the whole thing. The most important thing is that we share and cherish things that are unique to us, focus on some certain ideologies and outlook to life etc. The same way you claim to be a Nigerian, Biafran, African is the same way you will claim to an anioma so i don't see the fuse that you have been making all over the thread. There are igbos outside of Nigeria as there are igbos in anioma nationality and at the same time igbos existing in another nationality across the Niger.

The way we claim to be igbos, yorubas, hausas but we are still part of Nigeria and africa is the same way igbos, enuani, ikas, igala, ukwuani all come together to be under the anioma identity . People evolve and decide what they want to be, the most important thing is that we do not forget good relations with other people around us. If you don't want to be under the anioma identity then you are free to link up with igbos across the niger instead of imposing igbo on every other ethnic group within anioma. Telling you that you are anioma does not stop you from still being igbo in the same way that it does not stop an Ika or ukwuani man from being Ika and Ukwuani respectively.

Pharoh: ^^

Have seen any Anioma person here on this thread expressing his or her desire to join the Benin Kingdom?, we have always stated our ethnic identity here and where we belong to so keep on deluding yourself.
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Pharoh: ^^
Get out of my sight if you can't answer the damn question . . . we are done here as i do not have time for your meaningless points because reality will soon dawn on you.



Go back and read up little fool.

kennypoka2:
mumu, it is nt of utmost importance but he just made an observation as a governor of the state.. the price of garri is wat you are worried abt. do you tink only the price of garri dat would change while the price of petrol will remain same and all other foods also abi.. think b4 u talk

Pharoh: ^^

Answer the damn question instead of bringing this your tired example of your wife over and over again.



No one is forcing Anioma on you so you can kindly cross over to the other side and join whoever you deem it fit are your brothers and sisters. You can't be this stupid to be asking me what Anioma is after 103 pages of discussion on this thread. So why not go back from page one and read up, little uncultured kids are the ones who throw up meaningless insult everywhere so grow up little fool.

Pharoh:

I doubt if you belong to any anioma, ika or ukwuani group to know the real sentiments, so i will just leave you in your delusions until reality catches up with you.

Ijobaorun:
Igbo dnt have a stable religion. The only religion that is stable in their dictionary is MONEY!
Aye nlo pelu ifekufe reeeeeee
'LOVE' of money, the root of all EVIL.

Arcsniper: u haven't answer all but never mind.
I haven't watched any of d above film
I have never watched a film.hearing people speaking igbo from beginning to the end.
But av seen hausa movies like that.
Dia channels for hausa/yoruba movie.anybody can watch them across Africa.
when I was much younger my mum will only allow us to watch africanmagic.yoruba or any other news channels.if you are not interested then you go and buy your own.
I understand and learn alot of things,many proverbs i got their meaning from dia.hearing it and reading d subtitle.i understand alot about the culture,and surely our yoruba will become more fluent in d house.
What happens to an igbo man children.they are watching English movies.what do you think will happen to those children.English words is added to dia vocabulary,they will become more interested in English. Imagine next generations of igbo watching English movies.
If they are still selling igbo movies.i mean a movie that igbo is spoken.i have never seen any in abuja here.i have seen alot of yoruba movies.

igbo boy:

hahaha you are directing your rant at the wrong person...musiwa is an ofe mmanu like you...
I am sure your rant is directed towards moi.. anyways Musiwa is right about the interpretation of oba sa njo in igbo so take a hike woman

lamdec:
Pls I beg keep quiet,its possible 'sa njo' means something in igbo but dt doesn't mean it doesn't have a meaning in yoruba. And how can you behave as if you have a final authority over someone else's languauge.....something you don't have even up to 20percent knowledge in.......it would be foolish if I come here to rant about a name in your language..wouldn't it?
'Sanjo' in yoruba means to please someone who most probably have done good to you before.
If someone does a great thing for me or helps me....I can tell the person 'ma sanjo fun e' meaning I would repay you back,or I would be grateful or I would do the same back......so please get that into your thick igbo skull.....

bigfrancis21:

Says who? You mean Lagos Igbos or SE Igbos?

musiwa112: igbo boy.. look for you to know, i am telling you the truth. if obasanjo and tinubu(nickname) are ready, there is dna test.

Andre Uweh: How on earth can a language spoken by over 40 million people world wide go into extinction?. You guys are joking. Even those Igbo who speak Hausa in the north or Yoruba in the west still speak Igbo language. One thing with Igbo people is that they are quick learners and quick learners learn languages so easily.
Instead of chaps here to be mentioning some languages in Adamawa or other Northern states that are spoken by 30,000, they are busy emphasizing on Igbo language. Imagine a language that is thought in higher institutions in Nigeria and in 7 states in Nigeria.
For your information, Igbo language has come to stay.

musiwa112: Igbo boy have you ever heard of DNA before.. Do you need people to do it for you to know.. look at the face and ask if they dont look alike.. Now, everyday you shout igbo president... Do you you still want to shout again after you see picture.?

ogugua88:

Nigerians are too much.

musiwa112: igbo boy, why are you shock that obasanjo is not yoruba. most yorubas know the history of obasanjo father. that obasanjo father was an igboman and obasanjo has never denied the story in public. his mother is yoruba.

do the two men look alike. yes. check the real picture of that man in onitsha.. and you discover that is the real picture of the man. and you can see obasanjo look like him.

the real reason he may have given obasanjo a yoruba name, was that there was a need for him to have paper in western Nigeria. those days.. So to avoid trouble of obasanjo going to school. he gave him a yoruba name. this is what the story says.

Bidoomolala:


taaaaah! kojo mehn.i no fit marry pple wit okrika brain.pako face

musiwa112: igbo boy, you want me to enter. oya .

bayo1:
So what tribe bears Obasanjo? It's better to keep quiet if you don't know what to say. Obasanjo is a deep Yoruba word with deep meaning, go and research the meaning because I won't waste my time trying to explain it to you.

ajayitp04: What a gud chance 2 enter d yorubas big time! So na yoruba culture allow married women 2 sleep with dia father-inlaw right? It's not ur fault anyways, U've made ur point.

demelza: Its been a looong time we heard from him. He is one of our stellar artistes.
Congrats on the anniversary!
P.S what kind of name is Ntishokarome? Is his wife South African?

Afam4eva:
Why did you leave out the Mustafa in his name

Princess Eni: Mustafa Chike Obi is from the South East of Nigeria,His Father is Prof Chike Obi the great Mathematician,He mamed his Children with names from different tribes of Nigeria