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PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta: 10:19am On Feb 05, 2020
Keep dreaming. A non Igbo stranger like you is in no position to tell me my origin.

ANIOMA ARE PROUD IGBOS GET THAT INTO YOUR DAMN SKULL !!!


MelesZenawi:
Aniomas are from benin.

Check your history book.
PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta: 10:00am On Feb 05, 2020
You are not Igbo but a charlatan who is masquerading as Igbo with the sole aim of creating disunity among Igbos.

MelesZenawi:
Just face Abia state and stop disturbing Anambra state.

There is no Igbo , alright then face front and move with your sister ChinenyeN back to Abia and allow children of God to have peace.


There is no Igbo and you won't allow us ndigbo in anambra state to have peace.

Ikegwu.
PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta: 9:52am On Feb 05, 2020
Nice write up.

No doubt a significant number of communities in Anambra and Igbo parts of Delta State have Nri Eri origin and influence.

However a huge majority of communities in Igboland have nothing to do with Eri and Nri in origin or influence. Many Igbo groups like Isu, Oka (Awka), Olu (Orlu), Adama etc were already in existence before Eri Nri migrated to Igboland.

Nze title is practiced by many communities in Imo and Abia states who are not associated with Eri Nri and do not recognize their influence and authority.


ChinenyeN:
Again, Idennaa, I encourage you to do some studying.


You just mentioned cultural practices that do not apply to large swathes of the Igbo ethnolinguistic region. Are you actually familiar/knowledgeable about the various peoples and cultures that make up this region?


At least a modicum of truth here from you. That is good.


And here we reach the crux of it. There is an entire four-thirds if not more of "Igboland" that has no recognized affiliation with the Omambala area and as such does not even recognize the seat of office that Nri sits on. There is an entire four-thirds if not more of "Igboland" that did not offer and still do not offer tributes to the seat of office that Nri sits on. There is an entire four-thirds if not more of "Igboland" that does not acknowledge or celebrate the lunar cycle that the office of Nri is in control of, but maintain entirely different calendars and lunar practices from that of the Nri seat of office.

Long story short, there is little to no ground for continuing to peddle Nri/Eri as a central figure in the narrative of the entire Igbo ethnolinguistic region. I truly encourage you to study more about Igbo people in general. There is a wealth of things to learn, and I encourage you to learn them.
PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta: 8:12pm On Jan 31, 2020
Your comments are useless and of no effect in anyway whatsoever. Don't ever post such rubbish here again

ChinenyeN:
You need to relax, and stop acting as though there is no legitimate basis for that statement. Are you not reading the words of your fellow nationalist? Part of YOUR problem as "Nationalistic Igbo" is that you waste HOURS ON END arguing over the boundaries of some rigid definition of "Igboland". Your fellow nationalist wants YOU NATIONALISTS to first come up with a suitable definition of what "Igbo" is so that you all can move forward with your newly beloved "code". I provided the most obvious definition that will give the least amount of friction and enable movement forward, and you come and type this sninama? Just admit that you people are not ready to make actual movements forward and would rather waste another 10 years arguing about who is and who is not "Igbo".



Of course. Tried and true. Why do NLders always behave like this? You're so dense that you cannot see someone's point and the next thing is you want to tell them where they are from, as if you know? I am actually talking about how to make real progress on something, with the least amount of friction, by focusing on the here and the now and the real, and all that can come out of your mouth is "you're not Ngwa". As if you know anything. So this is what you choose to do with your "Igbo Unity"? This is how you choose to express your "Igbo Unity" o'u kwa ya? O ma gele gele. Why should I even be surprised. You nationalists are always paranoid and threatened by even the smallest yawn. For over ten years now, I've remarked on this knee-jerk reaction. 10 years has come and gone and you people are still doing knee-jerk "Igbo bu Igbo" and "Igbu bu Otu".



You've really truly convinced yourself of this narrative. Just carry go. If you are right, then perhaps the next decade might actually yield some fruit. If you're wrong, I'll meet you all back here on NL in another 10 years and ask you nationalists why you squandered "Igbo Unity" for yet another decade.



You're obviously dense if you don't understand the simple meaning behind the statement "Igbo is limited to SE states" in response to something written by ONE OF YOUR FELLOW IGBO NATIONALIST. Liala whne ojoo sii.
PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta: 8:09pm On Jan 31, 2020
Your hate is absolutely useless and of no consequence. Take note that a significant number of Biafra commanders are Igbos from Delta State.

Ebenezar2020:
I hate your moniker
PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta: 6:57pm On Jan 31, 2020
I am beginning to suspect that you have a mental problem. Igbo land goes beyond south east to south south. We have hundreds of large Igbo towns in south south and north central.

ChinenyeN:
1. Igbo is limited to SE states.

2. If you really teach history in GA, then you should know that Europeans fought each other all the time. You're creating some false narrative of Europe to push an agenda of your own that is simply questionable, if not wholly idealistic. To that end, I think this is obviously an implied thing, but spending resources to enforce it is nothing short of wasteful, if you don't mind my honest opinion.

3. This is not something that gets defined once. Every interaction, every contract, every new deal requires a re-evaluation. Hence why I suggest the affluent organization. This is not a job for hungry masses.
PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta: 11:19am On Jan 30, 2020
This your post is based on your delusion. We don't need your senseless post in this forum. Go and create your Igala forum and allow we Igbos relate without your interference.

How can Igbos in Niger Delta hate Igbos in the East ?! Igbos are one united people whose lands are contiguous to each other but are in different states


IDENNAA:
Yoruba are not necessarily Igbophobic they are just scared , disturbed, intimidated by the surging Igbo financial boom in their land....I mean , who wouldn't ? They are troubled they might wake up one day and their land will become Igbo owned. The people who really hate Igbo are SS Igbo.
PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta: 8:35pm On Jan 22, 2020
The Origin Of Okpanam in Delta State

What is known as Okpanam clan was a settlement by some migrants several centuries ago. There was no written record of its dates of settlement and development. There are however many versions in oral tradition of the origin of what is today known and called Okpanam. A version was that a man by name Okpala came and settled there. Some trace the origin to Anatogu, who was said to be the father of Okpala. A usually more detailed story stated that a group of Uchi from Igbo heart land were the founders of Okpanam clan. A different version stated how some migrants arrived from Benin (Idu), led by one Gbunwala, found a settlement, and called it Okpalani, yet a third version stated how an Igala man from Idah called Ayida arrived with some followers. One of them they said was called Ohene. They were said to have reached the area and found Okpalani, after they were forced to move away from Ukwu-Nzu, where they had first settled. All these versions tend to suggest that the original population in Okpanam may consist of people from different ethnic groups.

EARLY IGBO SETTLERS

[b]The Uchi brothers origin version states that Uchi brothers were from Nshi (Nri), a community in Igbo heart land. [/b]It was said that there had been a dispute over a stretch of land. The dispute was between some members of the ruling house of Nshi and Uchi family. The terms of reconciliation by the Palace resulted in a loss of some parcels of land by the family of Uchi. All entreaties by the head of Uchi family failed to assuage them, especially the younger members of the family. It was then decided that those who were still aggrieved should leave the area for an alternative settlement. This was the cause of the journey which according to this version, led to the founding of the settlement known today as Okpanam.
This version has it that one Anatogu Uchi, his wife Ogbe, led the group in the family who would not accept the loss of their land without adequate compensation. As decided by the palace, their only option was to migrate and that, they accepted. Uchi brothers left Nshi and moved westwards into the River Niger valley. When some of them were able to cross the Niger, they sought for where they could farm without so much disturbance even from the floods of the River Niger. As they got around the present Okpanam location, there were stretches of high land beyond the floods of the River Niger. They settled on those high lands, and it was said they were to farm and hunt without any constraint.
At the location, Anatogu Uchi and his wife Ogbe begot some children namely Okpala, Anam, Nzam, Anaku and Ofesi. It was said that the other Uchi brothers moved southwards and found settlements known as Uchi, Abala-Inyi, Umunechi (Umune-Uchi), Afo and Obikwele. These are now all in Ndokwa local government area of Delta State. Three of the children of Anatogu and Ogbe, migrated once again crossed the Niger where they respectively found settlements known as Anam Ogbe, Anaku Ogbe and Nzam Ogbe in Anambra State. Okpala stayed on with the parents in the location, he got married to Omah a woman from Nshi. Okpala and his wife Omah begot four children namely Ogba, Isama, Achala and Olisa. The descendants of the children of Okpala constitute the core of the four villages in Okpanam.
The descendants of Anatogu and Ogbe in Okpanam in Delta State, and those in Anambra State namely Anam, Nzam and Anaku still maintain close relationship. The statue of their mother Ogbe, is housed at Afor Square in Okpanam. She is a rallying figure and revered by all the descendants of her children wherever they are up to date.
Some time much later, another group also Igbos were said to have left Akwukwu-Igbo for Okpanam. These people were said to have migrated from Oba to Akwukwu-Igbo led by a man known as Onai. After a short time, dispute arose between Onai group and some members of the Akwukwu-Igbo Community. As a result, Onai and some of the men with him were forced out of Akwukwu-Igbo. They sought refuge at Okpanam, which was granted them. They were allowed to settle on a parcel of land that lay between Ogbeosadi and Ogbeobi along Okpanam and Ugbolu road, still known as Enugwu-Onai. Some of the children and followers of Onai who were left behind in Akwukwu-Igbo are still known as Umu-Onai.
After some time there were frequent disputes between the people of Ogbeobi and the Onai group. It got to a level that the Onai group had to be re-located. At that time a relationship had developed between a daughter of Onai and one of the descendants of Alo one of the two children of Olisa. This made it easy to find and allocate in another area, a parcel of land behind the settlement of Alo’s descendants to the Onai group in that location Umu-Onai became known as “Ogbe-Owele” in Okpanam.

https://thepointernewsonline.com/?p=59209
PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta: 7:04pm On Jan 22, 2020
Igbuzo And Cultural Heritage

BY VIVIAN BAKPA

IGBUZO, also known as Ibusa, is a town in Delta State, Nigeria, with an estimated population of 566,310 people in 2009. The people speak the Enuani dialect of the Igbo language family. The name of the community is more commonly and officially known and written as Ibusa. The community forming the process of Ibusa can be linked to the first wave of the movement of Igbo migrants into the West Bank of River Niger. This adventure which took place in the 15th century resulted in the settlement of Ibusa people led by Edini from Nshi (Nri). The second of the two waves of the migrations that resulted in the formation of Igbuzo was led by Umejei from Isu.
Geographically, “Ibusa is a dusty, hilly little town”, bounded to the North-East by Asaba which hosts the capital of the State, and Ogwashi-Uku to the West, North-West by Azagba, to the North by Okpanam, East by Okwe, South-East by Oko, and South by Aballa and South-West by Olodu. However, Igbuzo is obviously lacking in terms of land mass, thus congested with houses. Historians believe that the Ibusa were the first to settle around the Asaba-Igbuzo-Ogwashi-Uku axis hence the other name of the town, Ibuzor (Were you the first to settle?) Ibusa is located with close proximity to busy towns such as Asaba, Ogwashi-Uku, Ubulu-Uku, Ilah, Ebu, Oko, Issele-Asagba and Okpanam. Thus, it is considered one of the fastest growing and developing Anioma (Delta North) towns and villages.
The name “Ibusa” is an Anglicization of Igbuzor Ibuzo “Igbo bi nauzor” or “Igbo Uzor” meaning the Igbos that live by the wayside or “Were you the first to settle here?” (Ibuzo). Interestingly, all the names that communities bear today were foisted on them by other people. “Igbuzo” was a name used to describe the settlement by the Igbos of the South-East, “Ibuzo” by Ogwashi-Uku, Asaba, Ilah and Okpanam, who are the community’s immediate neighbours, and “Ibusa” by the early European missionaries who found it difficult to effectively pronounce the name of the community.
“Ibusa” is an Anglicisation of “Igbuzo” or Ibuzo by the early British missionaries and visitors to the town as a result of difficulty in pronunciation. The Anglicization of the name of the town may have been effected in the 19th century following the Ekwumekwu Wars that the community led. “Ibusa” was considered more distinctive by the British, thus was adopted as the official name of the town and made to appear in all the official documents of the colonial government. The name “Igbuzo” – Igbo bi nauzor, meaning “the Igbo living along the way or road” – is, however, the native name of the town as used only by the natives today.
The nickname of the town is however “Isu Na MbaOgu” (Warriors from Isu), or colloquially Igbuzo-Isu (The Igbo-uzo(r) from Isu). Igbuzo is uniquely addressed with different names and even made noticeable with different spellings such as Ibusa, Igbuzo, Igbouzo, Igbuzor, Ibuzor, Ibuza and Ibuzo. This is believed to have been necessitated by the strategic location of the town along the busy roads and the history of the settlement of the people.
Oral history
Ibusa is a federation of two units known as “the Umejei and Ogboli settlements.[b] According to the oral history of the town, UmejeiNwaEzeIsu (Prince Umejei of Isu) killed his opponent in a traditional wrestling bout, an act considered “Alu” (Abomination) in the land and punishable by death. However, his death was commuted by his father who was also EzeIsu) the king of Isu and he was encouraged to go on exile with a gourd prepared and given to him by his father. Umejei was emphatically instructed to settle wherever the pot dropped, he thus set-off with friends, relations and sympathizers who accompanied him. The gourd however dropped at the present site of Ani-Oshe in Omeze (Umueze) where he founded Igbuzo.
The Ogboli factor has it that at Nshi (Nri) Odaigbo slept with one of his father’s wives but EzeNshi commuted the mandatory death sentence to exile. His father, mother and younger brother, Edini voluntarily opted to accompany him. Odaigbo and Edini were given one pot each and charms by EzeNshi with the instruction to settle wherever the pot fell and on crossing the River Niger, Edini’s pot fell at Ani-Nshi(Nri)Ogboli in Ibusa. Odaigbo’s pot was to fall at the present site of Ogwashi-Uku where he also settled. The groups (Umejei and Edini later became one and known as Ibusa) The Ogboli of Igbuzo are thus regarded as part of the larger Nri (Nshi) community. The two communities of Edini and Umejei aspects later became known as Ibusa.[/b]
The Igbo and Anioma people of Delta state regard and praise Ibusa as group of people who often refuse food in other to prosecute wars (Isu (Igbuzo) fuogujunni). This statement authenticates the bravery of these people in wars. Ibusa historians are currently conducting researches on the history of wars fought by the Igbuzo people especially in the homes of their Isukiths and kin in Nnewi, present Anambra State to determine whether any relationship exists between the two communities.

https://thepointernewsonline.com/?p=33510
PoliticsRe: Few Pics From Imo State by IgbofromDelta: 6:32pm On Jan 22, 2020
Owerri mara mma

PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta: 2:44pm On Jan 22, 2020
IGBOS HAVE ALREADY AMOUNT TO A GREAT PEOPLE AND WOULD BE THE GREATEST.

IPOB contributions to Igbo consciousness, affairs and interests are well known and cannot be wished away by denial. However, IPOB sometimes make some misguided and unintelligent statements and actions.

IPOB should concentrate most of their efforts towards the Igbo interest and empowerment while efforts should continue to be made at regional integration with eastern minorities. Igbo interest is very important and should get most of the efforts by IPOB bearing in mind that their resources, funding and support base comes from Ndi Igbo

hammerF:
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IGBO CANNOT AMOUNT TO ANYTHING, BECOS DEY DONT EVEN KNOW WAT THEY ARE DOING.


IPOB ACTUALLY KNOW WAT THEY ARE DOING.



KANU TOLD U NOT TO VOTE, WAS HE WRONG?
PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta: 8:18am On Jan 22, 2020
Shut your dirty mouth and get out of this Igbo thread you shameless anti Igbo minority. Nnamdi Kanu is not insane.

Go and create your Benin thread and leave Igbos alone.

Osagyefo98:
Nnamdi kanu is a lunatics.

How many times are we going to say that.
PoliticsRe: See Ihedioha’s 8 Months REPORT CARD & Why Imo People Are Crying After His Remova by IgbofromDelta: 6:17pm On Jan 21, 2020
That you can compare Rochas who spent 8 years as governor to Ihedioha who spent 7 months in office shows Ihedioha performed very well.

SamuelAnyawu:
Rochas did more than this grin
PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta: 3:57pm On Jan 21, 2020
You know the below highlighted is a big lie. While you dislike the IPOB idea of involving disloyal eastern minorities who have betrayed and taken anti Igbo actions in the past, that should not make you to wish IPOB evil or falsely accuse them.

Despite the flaws of IPOB, there are numerous important contributions of IPOB to the Igbo nation.

pazienza:
IPOB is anti Igbo.
They hate hearing about Igbo Unity agenda.

IPOB is more interested in licking the faeces off the colons of minority groups in SS and NC all in deluded attempt at creating their phantom Heterogeneous Biafra

All you listed can only achieved by a new group whose sole interest is Pan Igbo agenda.
That group is not IPOB.
PoliticsRe: Ihedioha: Women In Black Protest, Cry For God's Intervention For Ihedioha (Photo by IgbofromDelta: 7:38pm On Jan 20, 2020
May God have mercy on Imo State
PoliticsRe: Imo State APGA Forms Coalition With APC by IgbofromDelta:
Keep shut if you have nothing reasonable to say. Ojukwu is greater than Ahmadu Bello and Awolowo

omenka:
Oh boy!!!! Ain't that a beeyach!! cheesy grin grin

God bless Ikemba the great for this fantastic January gift. Indeed, his manhood lives on.

Anambra cum Obiano loading in... 5, 4, 3, 2.....



Let me chill and listen to the upcoming wailing hit album on this thread. cheesy
PoliticsRe: Imo State APGA Forms Coalition With APC by IgbofromDelta:
Nonsense behavior from vision-less, integrity lacking and hungry politicians.

It is bad that some justices of Nigeria Supreme courts are men and women without integrity, conscience and self respect. The unjust, unfair, illogical and legally inconsistent judgement of the supreme court as it relates to Imo governorship election violates the Nigeria electoral act which states that only accredited vote is valid and also violates the 1999 constitution.

We say no to the yahoo yahoo judgements of the supreme court from bias justices who are shamelessly degrading the respect of the supreme court
PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta:
Your ability to understand the political dynamics of Nigeria as it relates to Ndi Igbo, is inspirational and highly informative. Please maintain or increase your educative and informative analysis on Igbo unity and affairs.


pazienza:
Igbos are people who use to be wise, and Igbos are still wise till today. We have never been a foolish race.

1. Fulani herdsmen issue has been a constant issue in Nigeria for decades now.
In Yoruba land, it climaxed with the kidnap of Olu Falae by Fulani herdsmen in 2017.
It is well known that Buhari is a member or at least sympathetic to Miyetti Allah and have always defended the Herdsmen, yet Buhari was actively supported for re election in 2017 by Yoruba elites and commoners, because Osibanjo VP position, and their fear that the alternative (Atiku) would mean losing the VP to Ndiigbo and most importantly, the promise of a Yoruba president after Buhari tenure expiration in 2023.
We all witnessed the disgrace Igbo voters were subjected under by Tinubu Yoruba boys in Lagos all in bid to secure Buhari re election.

2. Fast forward to post Elections, Buhari and North has as expected started showing signs of not having any plans of handing over to Yorubas, they have started moving their pawns all over the political chess board to render Tinubu neutralized. Their last big move was the sacking of Tinubu men from strategic positions and continuous humiliation of Osibanjo.


3. Then suddenly, the SW Lagos-Ibadan media propaganda machine remembered that Buhari is a dictator running a sectional government of the North for the North. They fought back using their newspapers.
Buhari easily weathered the storm. They were probably expecting Buhari to take the bait by clamping down on those media houses in Rambo style and arrest the Yoruba propaganda spinners therein, so that they can all start calumny campaign against Buhari with public sympathy . They would have likely started streets protests and all. Where Buhari will be painted as the villain and Yorubas the voltron of democracy and freedom of speech.
Buhari and his handlers read the script well and refused to take the bait.

4. The SW intelligentsia now decided to take the fight to the street by involving the commoners, rallying them against the FG using the Herdsman menace as good veneer.
They are spurring for a confrontation with the FG, and I believe they will get it this time around.


You have to ask yourself, what are Fulani herdsmen doing now in SW that they have not been doing since past ten years or more, yet FG(Buhari) support remained strong in SW.

How convenient is it that this whole fight and confrontations against FG is coming from the Yorubas just few weeks after it became apparent the North has no plans of handing power over to Yorubas and sent them this message by sacking those Tinubu men from their positions of relevance?

Onye aghogbu ka agba! Ndi Igbo, mulu ako.
We have alot to gain from staying totally clear of Amotekun. It's not even like Yorubas are soliciting for our support, they know how tactless some of us can be and so expect us to run to support Amotekun without them even soliciting for such. This will in future give them leverage to manipulate narratives when funny Igbos will start accusing them of betrayal by the time they as expected suddenly drop the Amotekun agenda, leaving those supporting them now hung and dry.
PoliticsRe: PDP To Protest Over Supreme Court Judgment In Imo by IgbofromDelta:
Nice one.

The shameful, legally inconsistent, non pragmatic, glaringly unjust and unfair judgement of the supreme court on the Imo State governorship election needs to be reversed. It is bad that some justices of Nigeria Supreme courts are men and women without integrity and self respect.

We say no to the yahoo yahoo judgements of the supreme court from bias justices.
PoliticsRe: Supreme Court Verdict On Ihedioha Irreversible, Say Agbakoba, Others by IgbofromDelta: 10:10am On Jan 17, 2020
The shameful, legally inconsistent, non pragmatic, glaringly unjust and unfair judgement of the supreme court on the Imo State governorship election needs to be reversed. It is bad that some justices of Nigeria Supreme courts are men and women without integrity and self respect.

We say no to the yahoo yahoo judgements of the supreme court from bias justices.
PoliticsRe: Imo: PDP calls for reversal of verdict, resignation of CJN by IgbofromDelta: 9:21pm On Jan 16, 2020
Nice one from the PDP. Nigerians, justice and fairness loving societies, pressure groups, political parties and civil society organizations should take actions to condemn the Yahoo Yahoo supreme court justices and judgement under the manipulation of Buhari and his cabal.

There are strong reasons to check the ongoing shameless dispensation of glaring injustice by the Nigerian supreme court headed by Tanko an Islamic scholar.
PoliticsRe: PDP Stalwart Regis Uwakwe Decamps From Pdp To Apc In Imo State. by IgbofromDelta: 5:17pm On Jan 16, 2020
Nawa ooo
PoliticsRe: PDP To Hold Emergency NEC Meeting In The Wake Of Imo Supreme Court Verdict by IgbofromDelta: 1:47pm On Jan 16, 2020
Nigerians have to rise up against the tyrant and his evil cabals in Aso rock.
PoliticsRe: PDP To Hold Emergency NEC Meeting In The Wake Of Imo Supreme Court Verdict by IgbofromDelta: 1:44pm On Jan 16, 2020
The PDP better meet to check on the ongoing shameless dispensation of glaring injustice by the Nigerian supreme court headed by Tanko an Islamic scholar.

See below analysis of the unfair supreme court judgement on Imo State election.

The total number of votes in the Imo state Governorship election held on March 2, 2019 prior to the Supreme Court ruling was 675456 as announced by INEC. And the number of accredited voters was 823,743.
Here is the breakdown:
Ihedioha - *273,404*
Uche Nwosu - *190,364* .
Ifeanyi Ararume - *114,676*
Uzodinma - *96,458*
Ohakim - *527*
Other candidates 39,453
Total = *675,456*
The total registered voters is 2,221,008; Accredited voters is 823,743.
https://punchng.com/breaking-ihedioha-wins-imo-gov-elections-polls-273404/

By the new computation, Uzodinma recorded additional 213,295 votes in the 318 units based on the Supreme Court ruling, thus bringing his total votes to 333,058, more than the 273,404 votes declared for Ihedioha.
Here is the new breakdown after the Supreme Court Ruling:
Uzodinma-309753
Ihedioha - *273,404*
Uche Nwosu - *190,364* .
Ifeanyi Ararume - *114,676*
Ohakim - *527*
Other candidates 39,453
Total=927630
The total registered voters is 2,221,008; Accredited voters is 823,743.
Total number of votes is now more than the number accredited by INEC.

In the Presidential election held on Febuary 23, 2019 the number of voters that came out and were accredited in Imo state was 585741 just a week before the Govership election.

Two facts expose the blatant rigging in Imo state:
1)Number of accredited voters almost recorded a 100% increase from the numbers that came out for the Presidential election within a one week span.
2) The total number of voters in Imo state is now more than than the accredited numbers of voters by INEC in the Governorship election in Imo state based on the Supreme Court ruling.
PoliticsRe: Behold The Traditional Ruler Wike Called Dan Fodio by IgbofromDelta: 8:14am On Jan 16, 2020
Keep quiet!!! The are 100% Igbo people who are proud of the Igbo heritage. Don't ever mistake them for confused Ikwerre people.

Osagyefo98:
He is not an Igbo king young man.

If he is. Wike would have called out by relevant groups.

So the king has no link as an Igbo king.
PoliticsRe: Photos Of People Waiting At The Stadium For The Inauguration Of Sen. Uzodinma by IgbofromDelta: 2:32pm On Jan 15, 2020
God would judge all those that did this political robbery to Imo people.
PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta: 9:41pm On Jan 10, 2020
Owa

The headquarters of Ika North East Local Government is located at Owa Oyibu in Owa Kingdom. Owa is certainly one of the largest Ika communities. It shares boundaries with Agbor, Abavo, Idumuesah, Umunede and Ute-Okpu.

The first version and by far the most popular states that Ndi Owa are of Nri origin, i.e. from Awka in Anambra State. According to Onwuejeogwu (1970) and based on linguistic, archeological and genealogical data, the migratory movement started at about 900 A.D. and continued till early 20th century. This migratory flow led to the establishment of towns and villages to the west of the Niger. But more importantly, immigrants from Nri, between the 12th and 13th centuries settled at Ute-Okpu under the leadership of Ijueh, who thus established the dynasty of rulers of Ute-Okpu. It was therefore from Ute-Okpu that Odogwu later established the Owa dynasty


http://www.ndi-owa.com/index.php/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=66:origin-of-owa&catid=4:owa&Itemid=9
PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta: 9:00pm On Jan 09, 2020
UMUOKU and ONYAH clans

These two groups are related. They form part of the same migration from Amaegu( or Emegu or Egbu ) near Owerri. They arrived in about 1500. The group led by Oku founded Utuoku or Oku's bank along the Niger. From Utuoku , families began to migrate and they crossed the Niger founding the new settlement of Adiai near Ndoni. A war ensued between Adiai and Aboh people and for this reason a group moved to the town of Onitsha while another moved to found Ogbeani qtrs of Utagba Ogbe. Another group led by one Aka managed to cross the Niger to found the village of Adiai Obiaka. Adiai Obiaka is also called Adiawali because they settled west of the Niger away from their traditional homelands near Ndoni. The other Adiai villages include Utu, Utuechi and Obiofu and all are in Rivers state. Adiai land is richly endowed with oil both in Delta and Rivers State. The Umuoku , the three settlements Utuoku, Adiai and Adiawali are governed by Igwes.
PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta: 6:24pm On Jan 09, 2020
ABBI and UMUKWATA

These are amongst the largest communities in Ndokwa land. The people of Abbi and Umukwata mainly descend from two brothers named Amacha( Abbi) and Ukwata( Umukwata). They originally came from Achalla near Awka in Anambra State and settled for a while in Aboh. Later they moved to their present sites. Later, in Abbi( there are originally two sections) a third section was founded by some hunters from Ani Ekei qtrs of Ubulu Uku( which is of Nri origin). From Abbi arose the settlements of Umutu and Umuolu both are within Ndokwaland.
PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta: 3:54pm On Jan 09, 2020
OBIARUKU

Obiaruku i the commercial heart of the Ndokwa area. According to tradition the earliest settlers in the town were the people of OKUZU-Obiaruku. The Okuzu people emigrated from Awkuzu in Anambra State and via Aboh settled in Obiaruku. They were soon joined by their relatives the UMUEDEDE. Later a large group from the Ukwuani town of Umuebu joined them founding what is now called OGBE OBIARUKU. A time went on , an Aboh group joined the settlement and founded UMUESUME qtrs. The last qtr in Obiaruku is called OBIUGBE and they came principally from Ezionum another Ukwuani settlement . Obiaruku is therefore entirely of Igbo origin some originating from the East. The name Obiaruku means a town founded by an Aruku tree ie Obi Aruku.
PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta: 11:03am On Jan 09, 2020
Aboh Kingdom

The Aboh kingdom is divided into two distinct communities. The UMUDEI who descend from Ogwezi, the son of Esume and first Obi of Aboh and the NDICHE who are considered the " non royals ". The Ndiche are of mixed origin. They include the aboriginal " Idumu Iwele " people who were of AKRI origin. Many of the Ndiche were of Igala origin, some came from the Eastern Igbo country just as some arrived from neighbouring Anioma communities. It should also be noted that many of the Ndiche were of ex-slave origin but Aboh assimilates ex-slaves easily. The large settlement of Abalagada north of Aboh main town came originally from Anam ( in Anambra State ) they are therefore of Ndiche stock.

https://hometown.ng/listing-item/aboh-kingdom/
PoliticsRe: . by IgbofromDelta: 10:05am On Jan 09, 2020
You are the one who need to listen. Learn not to presume.

I am not impersonating anybody. I am the same person known as Igbo Delta.

https://www.nairaland.com/igbodelta


Ndibunna:
Listen young man. Stop all these impersonation.

You just open this moniker on 6th and suddenly u become Igbo from Delta...

Are you guys not tired of impersonating to score cheap points...


Tufiakwa.

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