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Politics › Re: Arthur Eze, Elumelu, Obi, Ikwechegh Make List Of Top Influential Igbo People by Igboid: 4:06pm On Jul 19, 2020
AmuDimpka:
Wait a minute Igala aren't related to yoruba and Igala never assimilated Aboriginal Igbo it is the other way round
Igala is totally related to Yoruba.
The language is Yoruboid.
It's an academic fact established by linguists of international repute. You cant argue this.

Igala assimilated aboriginal Igbos who where at Idah from the very beginning of Igala formation.
As well as Igbos whose ancestral lands in Kogi East have been Igalanized.
The same Igalanization was happening in Anambra North and Nsukka area before the arrival of the colonials. Though Nsukka people rallied together and defeated the Igala invaders.

Igala assimilated aboriginal Igbos in Kogi East, while Ndiigbo assimilated Igala invaders and migrants(refugees) in Anambra North , Enugu North and Anioma .
Politics › Re: Arthur Eze, Elumelu, Obi, Ikwechegh Make List Of Top Influential Igbo People by Igboid: 3:59pm On Jul 19, 2020
AmuDimpka:
Mercy Chinwo is from Rivers and we have a lot of Igbo that are indigenous to Rivers irrespective of political correctness.. she sings in Igbo, her name is Igbo ... So Biko she is Igbo of Rivers State

Why all. These argument
Mercy Chinwo is not Igbo Biko.
Ikwerre is not Igbo.

Stop this already.
Politics › Re: Arthur Eze, Elumelu, Obi, Ikwechegh Make List Of Top Influential Igbo People by Igboid: 3:58pm On Jul 19, 2020
Revolva:
See I understand all your ideas these thing you wrote here are false it has been made to believe by some writers and i can believe that most igbos in ibaji and odolu igalamela who settled there were as a result of migration with from way back wars and farming and other natural causes which in those days nobody have time for segregration .

People welcome people to settle with them, and you saying igala came from yoruba its a big lie...then where is yoruba from? Oduduwa fell from the sky abi?

Oduduwa is a run away prince from benin who was even named oduduwa by the igalas when he settled in Idah as he fled away for fear of being killed in benin he went northward the river niger and it was idah and the then Attah welcome him and gave him comfort because he looked rich and well fed and they allowed him to lived amongt igala which he then moved to another part of igala land called ife and married some igala women about three of them and gave birth to children ..then he moved to a third migration southwards .

to present day location and it was the name he got form the ife in igala land he used to name the present day ile ife in present day yoruba kingdom.

Then he gave birth to oraimyan and some of his children , oramiyan later went back to benin to rule and they could not understand his language because he has been taught igala tonation which is what we call a mother tongue ( if your mama born you and speak your native dialect no be the dialect you go understand when growing up).
so that was how oramiyan went to benin n ruled a while but he was having difficulties to communicate with the benins he left there to ibadan and continue by then his dialect has changed to what we know as yoruba..

WHY DO YOU THINK YORUBA LANGUAGE N IGALA ARE THE SAME ALMOST ORALLY

these yorubasdont even agree their progenitor are from benin kingdom with igala mother , instead they say benin are from them..so sad because of population explosion and education and returned slaves of the modern time to add up their population.

see what other connection igbos have with igalas tell me ..Yorubas own is so clear and i will let you know igbos came to igala land just for settlement like the other igalas that left idah to ibaji n illah and nzam and asaba as well and presently in Ebu in Oshimili north in delta speaks igalas till today they know their origin is from idah


https://www.google.com/amp/s/businessday.ng/life-arts/article/the-crowning-of-shimite-bello-spirit-behind-deltas-entrepreneurship-drive/amp/


Ibajis then started mixing with igbos and edos due to trading and influence of the river Niger nearness and this foster marriage within these tribes but that does not stop ibajis from n ot being igalas till today they are still igalas
as for the case of eko avurugu and ette and akpanya its the same similarity , igbos settled there due to settlement and trade and mixed up. same way igalas settled in Nsukka and mixed with them as well , infact influencing many of Naukka traditions from masquerades and red cap which igbos wear today is from iagala and Attah onced ruled there hope you are aware.

its goes within the two community within the borders of igalas and igbos we coexist butijn terms of ancestry we got noting in comon much, we both have influenced ourselves in marriages and trades only the yoruba i can attest because of the language.

remember in the ancient time people travel a lot.
I can't make sense of this verbose and edited response.

I never said Igala came from Yoruba. I said that Igala ancestors were same people as Yoruba ancestors, until the Ebira migrated down and cut Igala ancestors off from Yorubas (Okun). This is the point Igala started differing from Yoruba, and when Igala met aboriginal Igbos in parts of Kogi East and assimilated them, they ended up creating a new language from Yoruba which was made more distinct by Jukun subjugation and Idoma influence on Igala.

Igala is a relatively new creation. Igala = Igbo + Yoruba +Idoma + Jukun.

Yoruba is clearly centuries older than Igala formation. Igala language is Yoruboid.

Ibaji represents a disproportionate mixture of Igbo and aboriginals Yoruboid base of Igala, where Igbos seem to have contributed more percentage of the mixture than in other parts of Igala.
The typical Ibaji man is Igbo in physical look and to large extent, mentality too.

Igbos didn't borrow red cap from Igala.


If Igalas will not recognize the existence of pockets of Igbo speaking groups whether bilingual or monolingual in Igbo language in Kogi East, like you lots are currently doing.
Be rest assured that Igala in due time will also have to give up claims to pockets of Igala communities in Anambra North, Enugu North and Anioma.

What is good for the goose is also after all, also good for the gander.

You have refused to acknowledge the existence and presence of Igbo speaking groups in Kogi East. Choosing rather to refer to them as migrants and tenants. But you want Ndiigbo to not brand you as migrants in Anambra, Enugu and Anioma.
Just pray Nigeria continues to exist, because the day Nigeria ceases to exist, will be the end of you and other aggressive minorities (Edo and Ijaw) who are looking to annex parts of Igboland you were accommodated in as refugees or which your ancestors invaded.

Take note that we know our boundaries and will not be gentle in reclaiming them and laying to waste anyone or anything that would stand on our way.
Politics › Re: Arthur Eze, Elumelu, Obi, Ikwechegh Make List Of Top Influential Igbo People by Igboid: 2:12pm On Jul 18, 2020
Revolva:
Everybody with their own version of Igala history well so how come Igals traced their history to ancient egypt and every thing can be found

https://www.operanewsapp.com/ng/en/share/detail?news_id=89acb7a922877bb9f503649b354815ad&news_entry_id=s178ac94c200711en_ng&open_type=tanscoded&request_id=1f1081c7381fafe056699ca7c8222daebf9ad56d&from=publisher
Egypt is too far. Take a look at Igala language. It's basically a Yoruba language with Igbo corruption. The other non Igbo and non Yoruba parts of the language are imprints from Edo and Jukun.
This is common sense.

If the Ebira didn't migrate and separate Igala from Okun people, Igala would have retained touch with Yoruba language changes over time and would by now remain an integral part of Yoruba land.
You don't also need a soothsayer to know that many parts of Ibaji are actually Igalanized Igbo enclaves.
As the Jukuns pushed southwards under pressure from the Caliphate, the Igala pushed Southwards as both refugees and invaders and occupied parts of lands originally inhabited by Igbo speaking aboriginals. What happened in Ibaji, Akpanya and Co, now claimed by Igalas, was about happening in Igbo heartland of Nsukka and Anambra north where we have Igala invaders and refuges now co existing with Igbos.
The history of Nzam and the invasion by General Ajida portrayed this history very well.

History is science and do follow logical sequence.
Telling me Igala fell off from Egypt or Igbo from Israel is irrational and doesn't make sense.
Politics › Re: Arthur Eze, Elumelu, Obi, Ikwechegh Make List Of Top Influential Igbo People by Igboid: 2:04pm On Jul 18, 2020
Bottom line is that you can't claim because few Igala migrants running away from the Jukuns and were accommodated by peaceful indigenous Igbos of Midwest, that Anioma is no longer Igbo because they harboured Igala and Edo refugees.

Because the same can be said of Igala and Edo.

Igala in particular has Igbo component from the very beginning before the arrival of your Jukun overlords. We still know that places like Eke Avurugo, Akpanya, and parts of Ibaji are all not yet fully Igalanized in Kogi East. The aboriginal Igbos there are still showing signs of their Igbo heritage.
Can we now say that Igala is not Igala, because Igbos were involved from the very beginning of foundation of Igala and there are yet Igbo speaking and bilingual Igbo speaking communities in Kogi East?
Politics › Re: Arthur Eze, Elumelu, Obi, Ikwechegh Make List Of Top Influential Igbo People by Igboid: 1:59pm On Jul 18, 2020
Revolva:
Trash haha igala that is as old than many of the offsping tribe , you are saying they made us....Hey oga you dont know what you are saying..who are idomas when you mention igala history?

Igalas are igalas by tribe ok older than any of these tribes who came to settle in idah way back because idah always welcome other tribes and now you are saying igalas came from them.
Idah was not always Igala. Idah was first occupied by proto Igbo and Proto Yoruboid speakers, with sprinkle of Edoids. That was until the Jukuns came and conquered all the groups present and united them under the Attah dynasty.
The Attah is a Jukun man, he knows it. But the Igala are not Jukuns. They are the end product of Yoruboid, Igbo, Edoid and Idoma mixture.
The Igbos in Idah were said to be under the leadership of a certain Achadu.

There is nothing old about Igala. Igala is relatively new. That you had access to better weapons from Trans Saharan trade with which your Jukun conquerors used to terrorize parts of Northern Igbo, does not make you an ancient people.
Even your Attah knows the truth.


Would you mind telling us the origin of the Igala people?

"Talking about the origin of the Igala people, a sizeable group migrated from Wukari in Taraba State from where they came to Benue along the River Benue and continued very close to the confluence at a place called Amagede by River Benue and slightly down from Amagede downwards to Idah and they settled there. And there, they met a sizeable population of the Yorubas and the Benins and to some extent, some Igbo. So the migrant population from Wukari merged with them and produced a language called Igala as a people "

~ Attah Igala

https://punchng.com/im-first-attah-in-igala-history-with-one-wife-ameh-oboni/?amp=1
Politics › Re: Arthur Eze, Elumelu, Obi, Ikwechegh Make List Of Top Influential Igbo People by Igboid:
As for the Bini man called Jim Ovia and Emefiele, the OP who put their names there are on their own.
Those men have wealth but lack understanding.

Who is Chinwo Nnenda?
What happened to Frank Edwards, Ada Ehi, Sinach,etc. Chinwo never reach to tie those ones shoe strings nah. Why add her here? Because she sings in Beautiful Igbo language? Haha! Don't be fooled, that language is too sweet, that's why even her Bini ancestors abandoned their Bini language for it.

Chinwo and her Ikwerre people are confused Bini people.
I can never accept an Ikwerre man as an Igbo man, because I really don't see what they havs to offer Ndiigbo in terms of human and other resources.
OP is just looking for attention sha. Imagine putting Arthur Eze on top of an Igbo list with headliners like Dr Omalu, Chioma Ajunwa, Perpetual Nkwocha, Dr Echeruo that pioneered cancer cells detecting lenses for surgeries, etc, conspicuously missing

What a joke.
Politics › Re: Arthur Eze, Elumelu, Obi, Ikwechegh Make List Of Top Influential Igbo People by Igboid: 11:51am On Jul 18, 2020
Jay jay Okocha Is from Ogwashi uku, likewise Okonjo Iweala. The Ogwashi uku monarchy is derived directly from Nri dynasty in Anambra, so the people while identifying with Anioma political union of Igbo speaking people in Delta, are also particularly proudly Igbos.

Okocha has always been proud of his Igbo heritage.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pulse.ng/sports/jay-jay-okocha-former-super-eagles-maestro-jokes-about-his-ibo-accent/0lv63vs.amp

Below is Okonjo Iweala thanking "Ndi banyi" (her Igbo people) for supporting her down the years through thin and thick.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.facebook.com/radiobiafra/videos/234367931156407/&ved=2ahUKEwj6no710NbqAhUDmVwKHTX9A1YQwqsBMAB6BAgOEAM&usg=AOvVaw3vEGK7sqvBD3hlpSY5YQ7y&cshid=1595069945449

If you are one of those Edoids carrying fake Bini stories of Super human Igbos who turned Anioma people who live next door to Edo into Igbo speaking people by mere interactions, I would suggest you get an Igbo man to interpret what Ngozi was saying there for you.
Ndi oshimoshi! Ndi Uchu.

Anioma are Bini descendants, yet you will never accept Nzeogwu from Anioma as a Bini man, and when Ojukwu replaced one of your own , Ejoor, with an Anioma man Dr Okonkwo as the administrator of Midwest , you Edoids all forgot they are Bini descendants and started accusing Ojukwu of running an Igbo agenda. Okonkwo and Anioma man suddenly became an Igbo man to you.


Sometimes I wonder how some so called aniomas are so blind to your little minorities games.
Ikegwuru. But Ndiigbo are grateful to the Royal house of Ogwashi uku, who are so full of wisdom and have not made themselves pawns in your political games. Ogwashi uku giants remain Igbo.
Politics › Re: Arthur Eze, Elumelu, Obi, Ikwechegh Make List Of Top Influential Igbo People by Igboid:
By the way, the Elumelus are proud Igbos like most Enu-ani influential people are.

Here is a video of Elumelu brother openly taking pride in his Igbo heritage before the floor of Nigeria national asembly in Abuja. So those Edoids crying over Elumelu inclusion here should eat their hearts out and know that not all Igbos in Delta are easy preys to their game.

Fast forward the clip to 4:49-4:60 mins to see Elumelu joyfully identify himself as a proud Igbo man.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DaccQo5I5slc&ved=2ahUKEwiko8HPydbqAhXKQkEAHUwZAlc4ChCOODAAegQICBAB&usg=AOvVaw1OdIxlzP_KhTexfjiORoOB
Politics › Re: Arthur Eze, Elumelu, Obi, Ikwechegh Make List Of Top Influential Igbo People by Igboid: 11:34am On Jul 18, 2020
I know nothing gives Edoids/Ijaws who have their eyes set on Anioma and Igbo parts of River state more joy than to watch Igbos in Anioma and Upland Rivers deny their Igbo tag and disassociate themselves from their kin in South East. Many of these Edoids/Ijaws nurse plans of assimilating and rulling over these Igbo speaking groups, they want to be majority by assimilating them and using them to upgrade from their minority status. They are also scared that should these groups accept and embrace their Igbo tag, the SE would not allow them achieve their agenda.
So like typical predators, they're working hard in isolating these Igbo groups from the herd(Igbo) so that they can take them down without having to deal with the Herd.
And the truth is that they wouldn't be succeeding without the help of these Igboid groups who out of ignorance and shortsightedness make themselves easy pawns in their political chess game.
This is why Ndiigbo from SE must let the Igboids be.
Politics › Re: Arthur Eze, Elumelu, Obi, Ikwechegh Make List Of Top Influential Igbo People by Igboid: 11:07am On Jul 18, 2020
Revolva:
I did not say they speak igala ok it's from the onset that historical every body have been assimilated way back in the ancient time

Even illah also were 60 percent igalas

But today they don't speak igala anymore

Only Ebu in Oshimili north speak igala and they were the last day migrated from idah to present day ebu which was ceeded from old Bendel state to delta state ok
Keep quiet. Igala itself is an amalgam of Igbo and Yoruba, with a sprinkle of Idoma and Edo, who were conquered and currently ruled by Jukun dynasty from old Kwararafa kingdom.

Your Igala has Igbo in it right from onset. We even still have Igbo speaking enclaves in Kogi East.
If the Igbo, Edo and Yoruba in Igala didn't make Kogi East to stop being Igala , why should few migrant but assimilated Edo and Igala people in Anioma now mean that Anioma should no longer be Igbo?
Doesn't Edo and Igala have Igbo migrants there as well?
I don't blame you Edo and Igala, I blame the confused lots in Anioma who can't make use of their common sense.
Travel › Re: Newly Constructed Opako Adigbe Road In Abeokuta Washed Off By Rain Yesterday. by Igboid: 9:48pm On Jul 12, 2020
Justice35:
Lolzzzz Abeokuta!! The IGR capital of Nigeria....... See the environment like evil forest......check well maybe na excess IGR wey wash away that road.
grin
Culture › Re: Help!! What's The Meaning Of Agbaja In Igbo? by Igboid: 12:49pm On Jul 09, 2020
Agbaja is a type of soil type that is not so fertile for growing crops.
Politics › Re: Amechi Bridge: Ugwuanyi wiped away my tears – Nwobodo by Igboid: 11:19am On Jul 09, 2020
Gburugburu is a monumental disappointment and disgrace to Ndiigbo.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal Fans Thread: The Red & White Army: 2025/2026 EPL Champions! by Igboid: 4:44pm On Jul 08, 2020
I don't understand how Vardy dangerous play on Mustafi didn't earn him a red card while Nketiah was sent off.
They just ruined our match. So unfair.
Politics › Re: Is Cross Rivers Landmass Bigger Than South East Region? by Igboid: 9:05pm On Jul 06, 2020
24SEVEN:
No need for that. You are becoming an Igbo influencer on NL. With that comes responsibility. Don't be an agent of division between brothers. Unite not divide.
I didn't join NL in 2007 to influence anyone, I joined to protect Igbo interests from non Igbo groups seeking to project us in bad light or to exploit us.
Ikwerre just happens to be one of such non Igbo groups.
I cannot divide what's not united. Ndiigbo and Rumu Ikwerre are not one.
Politics › Re: Is Cross Rivers Landmass Bigger Than South East Region? by Igboid: 7:01pm On Jul 06, 2020
24SEVEN:
It is not denial. it is referred to as "strategic withdrawal". Apologies to Nigeria army grin
Well, we are currently doing our own "strategic withdrawal". What is good for the goose should naturally be fitting for the gander too.
Food › Re: How To Make Ofe Oha (oha Soup) by Igboid: 6:57pm On Jul 06, 2020
merahki:
I have personally never heard of an ugu soup
huh
Nnaa! I thought it was just me.
Politics › Re: Is Cross Rivers Landmass Bigger Than South East Region? by Igboid: 6:51pm On Jul 06, 2020
24SEVEN:
Igboid we are one. come and see confirmation. Bring whiteangel123 along.
Nnaa! Your people started the denial game, we learnt from you and we are now taking it to the next level. wink
Food › Re: How To Make Ofe Oha (oha Soup) by Igboid: 11:42pm On Jul 05, 2020
AmuDimpka:
There is ugu soup.. I never said that someone invented It . But the truth is that someone stared it


Ora is a soup common with the Anambra folks with biter leaf just like Okazi and Ugba soup is common with Imo folks and Achara common with Abia

Each region has soups just like Edikiakong is an Efik/Ibibio stuff


I love God soups and regions have their soups !

Is this up for debate
You don't know what you speak of.

I have been to rural Abia and Imo and they all cook Oha and Olugbu soups as native traditional soups.
They never learnt it from Anambra. Abia and Imo don't know what is Ora. What they know is Uha/Oha and all local compounds there traditionally have Oha trees for easy plucking and cooking of the soup.
You can't start speaking on these things when you have never visited these parts. It's insulting and smacks of arrogance.

There are foods perculiar to parts of Igboland. But Oha and Olugbu is not part of it.
As both of them are very universal in Igboland.
Food › Re: How To Make Ofe Oha (oha Soup) by Igboid: 11:22pm On Jul 05, 2020
AmuDimpka:
The truth is that Oha, Nsala and Onugbu is Anambra soup

Okazi and ofe ugu is Imo

Achara soup is Abia

Nsala is more of Anambra and Delta Igbo soup

This is my experience
There is no truth about Oha being Anambra soup.
You can't stay in your lane and tell others their own food.
Oha is enjoyed all over Igboland and no one invented it.
It's even Imo and Abia people that call it Oha/Uha. In Idemili and Anambra central senatorial zone, we call it Ora. Yet the most popular name for the soup is Oha, which is the Imo and Abia version.
Onugbu is also general Igbo soup, all over Igboland everyone cook Onugbu soup and no one learnt from each other. In Abia and Imo they call it Olugbo and most native houses have the Olugbo shrub as its fence.

I was in an Asaba facebook page and they were claiming that Enuani people invented Nsala soup while Anambra people copied them. Lol! I couldn't contain my anger.
Truth is that both Enuani and Anambra have been cooking the soup since time, no one taught each other.

Ofe akwu is typical Anambra delicacy.

Ukazi is Abia /Imo.

I haven't heard of Ugu soup, what exactly is it? We have always cultivated and ate Ugu in Idemili so I don't understand how you say Ugu is Imo soup. Everyone always ate Ugu in Igboland. We traditionally used Ugu to prepare Okwuru soup in my part of Anambra.
Food › Re: How To Make Ofe Oha (oha Soup) by Igboid: 5:31pm On Jul 05, 2020
sassysure:
What happened to your other account?

Banned?
Onye obodo. Yeah. grin
Food › Re: How To Make Ofe Oha (oha Soup) by Igboid: 5:27pm On Jul 05, 2020
Apawicked:
go through the op's posts, she said ogiri is overrated, in trying to tell her onugbu&oha soup go with ogiri she took offence and escalated it to Anambrarians are bad, Biafra is bad, Anambrarians are supremacists, she rather run into a truck than run into Anambrarian. Tell me how she knew all that opposed her are from Anambra state? She has been so ashamed to tell her story with Anambrarians but I understand

Anambrarians are not nice to foolish girls like pocohantas
OP seem to have a prejudice against us (Ndi Anambra) sha.
Her anti Biafra rhetorics were so cringe worthy.
I was just shaking my head.
So if you have little squable with your brothers, it now means you should not remain a family anymore?

What's even Anambra? An Ihiala man (supposedly Anambra) is more related to an Mgbidi man (supposedly Imo) than an Okigwe man from Imo is related to an Mgbidi man.

Some people really need to stop all these unnecessary bickering.

Igbo transporters increase fares during festive seasons! Boom! I said it, Biafra would not work, our people hate ourselves.

Igbo man caught kidnapping! Yes I said it, Biafra will not work!

Yet all these are happening in Nigeria and you are comfortable in Nigeria.

You have minor squabble over soup on internet with fellow Igbo. Boom! I knew it, Biafra will not work!
So just because of soup, ofe o! Biafra will not work. This is childish.

SMH
Food › Re: How To Make Ofe Oha (oha Soup) by Igboid: 5:20pm On Jul 05, 2020
IDENNAA:
Yes , these dishes had spread across Igbo land but it didnt just simultaneously originated from everywhere same time. Ora ,ofe akwu, Onugbu and Nsala are ofe ogili and ogili is strictly an Anambra ingredient. Also , isi ewu and nkwobi is delicacy that originated from a certain ceremony in Anambra.

I know you want to unite your Igbo nation but you must not discredit people to do that.
They belong to no one. You have no way of proving that.
We call it Ora and have our way of preparing it, but in Abia and Imo, it's Oha/Uha and they have special way of preparing theirs.
It's arrogant of you to claim to be the originator of a dish a people have been cooking before they knew us, that's delusional.

Ofe Onugbu/Olugbu is universal in Igboland, no one invented it.
Nsala as as old as antiquity in Enu ani as it is in Anambra, it smacks of vain arrogance to claim they learnt it from us. You seriously should stop this.
No IMO or Abia person will claim Nsala, they know it's not their soup, even in Anambra, parts like Orumba don't cook Nsala as a traditional soup.
Isi ewu is a delicacy all parts of Igboland have always enjoyed, the Anambra way of preparing it just seem more popular these days.

Some of you should stop bringing Anambra in direct collision course with our Igbo brothers in the name of unbridled hubris and supremacist tendencies.
Many of us are not like that.
Food › Re: How To Make Ofe Oha (oha Soup) by Igboid: 4:04pm On Jul 05, 2020
So many misinformation here.

Abacha is not owned by Enugu people. Other Igbos have been preparing Abacha their own way since Cassava was introduced into Igboland. Enugu method of preparing Abacha is just more popular in Igboland.

Oha is not Anambra soup, it's an Igbo soup and again every part of Igboland have their own distinct method of preparing it.

Why exactly are these realities hard for peeps to deal with?

There are dishes typical to parts of Igboland and we know them .
For example, Ofe Achara and Egwusi akpuru akpu is a typical Abia state/Umuahia soup.

Ukazi soup seem to be Abia /Imo state soup

Ofe Awa is Nkanu/Enugu soup

Ofe Nsala is Anambra/Enuani soup
Politics › Re: Why Ikwerres And Ikas Should Be Excluded From Biafra Struggle. by Igboid: 4:23pm On Jul 04, 2020
24SEVEN:
That is Ikwerre-bini.
Fraudulent language stolen off Igbo language.
Politics › Re: Why Ikwerres And Ikas Should Be Excluded From Biafra Struggle. by Igboid: 4:09pm On Jul 04, 2020
24SEVEN:
amam n'ibu onye ara. oburo ta ta. cheesy tongue
Please speak Bini. undecided
Politics › Re: Why Ikwerres And Ikas Should Be Excluded From Biafra Struggle. by Igboid: 4:03pm On Jul 04, 2020
24SEVEN:
When you were a student, you really punished your teachers due to dullness.


A map showing, Abia was produced and the closest 12LGAs from boundary with Rivers State was picked and their land areas summarily calculated and tabulated and you're saying Rubbish.

Take a look at the map. From Ukwa West and Ukwa East upward to Umuahia North. Tell me what is Random about it.
You are dull.
We are comparing Igboland with Ikwerreland not Abia with Ikwerre.

Four random LGAs from Igboland (Uzo uwani, Udi,Ishielu and Ohaji/Egbema) is bigger than your 3.5LGAs in Ikwerreland when combined and compared.

Deal with it, confused Ikwerre Bini man, hope you didn't inherit your ancestors permanent brain damage that made them lose Bini language.
Politics › Re: Why Ikwerres And Ikas Should Be Excluded From Biafra Struggle. by Igboid: 3:26pm On Jul 04, 2020
HopeAtHand:
There has never been any basis for a direct comparison between Ikwerre and Igbo. It is unfair, unjust and immoral.

Infact, there should be no comparison between Igbo and any minority in Nigeria. If a contest should arise, should be between Igbos, Yoruba and Hausa. That Ikwerre is being compared to Igbo says alot about how Igbos keep themselves.

Funfact; Oyo state is almost same size as SE. So you see.
Well, you started the comparison.

Fun fact, Niger state is almost same size as SW.

We would not be having this conversation if Ikweres especially Amaechi were not trying to impersonate Ndiigbo.

Yorubas do have argument with Bini of just 5LGAS here too.
Any minority that challenges a majority for a fight should not cry foul when given a fight.

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