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Eastlink:
Only a demented old man will write the bolded. Edwin Clark should be reminded that his village was in the Western Region and not the Eastern Region. If he has any grouse with the underdevelopement in his community, he should blame the appropriate Premier. Zik and Okpara for all we know did well in the Eastern region. Okpara's achievements are still standing till today. The industrial estate from P/H & Enugu are still standing. The Palm, Cocoa, Cashew & Rubber plantations in Ikwerre, Ogoja, Ohaji/Egbema, Yenagoa, Calabar, Umuahia, Okigwe, Ikom, etc are still standing. UNN and UNICAL are still standing till today.

The international trade centres in Onitsha and Aba are still standing. The independent power plant in Aba & Oji-River Enugu are still there. The Nkalagu cement and car processing plant in Emene. And a host of laudable achievements. Despite the civil war, the footprints of Zik and Okpara are still visible in the old eastern region.

The stupid propaganda spread by lazy our oyel groups is no longer attainable. Let them bring something to the table and not lazying around shouting Asawana and looking for free gifts from the eastern government all because oyel was found somewhere. Baboons in the village of Abakiliki and Ikom cannot be working their ass in farms and some group of person will want special treatment all thanks to oyel found somewhere in Oloibiri. Someone should renind me again whether it was only Oloibiri that oil and natural resources was found in the old east. Oloibiri was not even part of Ijawland then and some clown used Oloibiri as an excuse to pick up arms. Enugu despite the government using their coal, Ebonyi despite their Limestones and Port-Harcourt despite using the seaports didn't cry for special treatment.


Pointing out at section 140 of the 1960 Constitution, Chief Clerk insisted that natural resources found in regions, were controlled by the people of the regions in the country.

“As a former Military Head of State of Nigeria, 1976-1979, and later a democratically elected President of the country, 1999-2007, I am certain Your Excellency knows that the principle of derivation, has always been top on the agenda of our national discourse, before and after the country’s Independence.”

Clark said, Chief Obafemi Awolowo of the the Western region and Sir Ahmadu Bello of the Northern region were able to develop their regions above the Eastern region
as a result of the practice of the principle of derivation.

“The Eastern Region did not progress like the other two regions. From the benefits of the practice of derivation principle, the Western Region introduced free education, built universities, the first Television in Africa, among other economic and social infrastructure, including hiring at the time, an Israeli Company, Soleh Bole, to develop roads and other infrastructure.”

He pointed out that the derivative principle continued till the discovery of oil in commercial quantity at Oloibiri in 1956 which the then Prime Minister, Alhaji Tafawa Balewa, sent congratulatory message to the then Premier of the Eastern Region, Dr. Michael Okpara.

Clark is a demented old man with the typical "Awa Oyel" and "Ibos want Awa Oyel" mentality.
Eastern region Never used the money from whatever crude oil in Ijawland for development.
Oil was discovered in Oloibiri in 1956 quite alright, but by 1957, oil was also discovered in Igboland in Afam Ndokiland! Which was part of Aba division then, in bigger quantity than was found in Oloibiri because those in Oloibiri have dried up, but Afam still produces until today!
This is the fact those lazy lots usually leave out to drive home their brainless "Ibos want Awa Oyel" agenda.

Secondary, Eastern region never received any revenue from crude oil until during the war when it was due for shell to pay.
This is because, she'll had to offset the money they invested in exploration and exploitation of the oil first.

I attached receipts of crude oil revenue by Nigeria from 1960 downwards.
Bear in mind that Eastern region stopped in 1966 when Okpara was deposed.

So how exactly did Okpara, Eastern region and Ndiigbo in particular use Oloibiri oil to fund the region?
How exactly were Ijawland marginalized?
The bulk of Eastern region resources came from Coal in Enugu and palm oil in Igboland and Ibibio land, and as well as PAYE tax system that Chief Imoke introduced, with most business owners being Igbos, we were also contributing the bulk of the tax used to run the region.

Clark is a clown and we should never stay silent and allow these minorities parrot those senseless stories.
Pic 1 - Crude oil revenue
Pic 2- Oil discovery in Igboland
Pic3- Dr Imoke introduced PAYE tax system to augment Eastern region revenue.

Advocate500:
Thank God is coming from one of their elder ,so under Michael okpara ,the oil producing state was receiving 50% derivation? Under the one Nigeria they supported the killing of their neighbours because of the same oil they are made to enjoy only 13%.


But some people have been pushing a narrative that the igbos marginalised the oil producing state under the defunct old eastern region. So it's was actually the west that marginalised the midwest, we are learning, the truth will be made open one day and all this fairytales of igbos hating the people of niger delta will be led to rest with facts that will be glaring to all.

As an Igbo, you shouldn't care about Minorities hating or liking you.
You should care more about being aware of their (minorities) schemes that could be injurious to Ndiigbo and not looking for brotherhood where none exists.

Frigga13:
Foolish Yoruba thread

Naptu is like Osibanjo... subtle

Oga you can go to personal thread and type rubbish as usual

But your hatred for igbos is glaring from afar

Make Yoruba come chop President Na .. no be nonsense.

Very Igbophobic old Yoruba man.

anthonyuncle:
bleaching and drugs?
compared to our guys in the west

No one bleaches more than Yoruba guys and ladies in Nigeria.
Stop throwing stones from the balcony of your backyard.

komekn:
I don’t know why you take delight in reaping and claiming were you did not sow.

Not al Delta Igbo related tribes are Igbo.

They have been birthed by multiple associations.

They are called Delta Igbo in independent Nigeria for a reason and Western Ibo in precolonial documents for a reason too.
Like I said, stick to your Urhobo and stop pokenosing into an issue you are not a party to, they never made you their mouth piece.
That you share a state with them, doesn't make you their mouth piece. We have Indigenous Igbos in Kogi, Benue, Cross River as well, states are artificial creations.

You are not Igbo neither are you Kwale(Ukwuani), why exactly should you be venturing into this issue?

Are you alright?

komekn:
You are being overly optimistic and sentiment led and not being sensible and realistic.

Do you know you cannot , use our own Nigerian languages to communicate in Nigeria and you are asking him to use a Nigerian language in Europe. Please wake up.

Your Kwale language as well as my own Uhrobo/ Isoko language will probably be extinct in 50 year's. Why because you cannot use those languages to communicate to generality of people you meet in Nigeria.

You will have much more Success with Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa and Fulani.

I go to Warri and I meet my cousin's and younger family members they cannot speak our language , all they speak is Warri pidgin.

Spanish in is spoken over several continents, l learned my first level of Spanish from staying in Miami , Florida. This is an international language widely spoken.

What you are saying doesn't make any sense , you are in Italy should you not learn Italian so you can communicate and therefore relate and integrate.

You fall my hand , bros , you no make sense.

Mr Man stick to your Urhobo, I don't know why you non Igbo minorities like scattering Igbo speaking communities in SS and take delight in having them say they are not Igbo.

Ukwuani shares 98% mutual intelligibility with Onitsha (Anambra) language, and the language you hear in Ukwuani (Kwale), is 99.9% similar to what is spoken in Oguta(Imo state) and Ogbaru (Anambra state) as these parts are contiguous with each other.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DCbFJ5RUwoLM&ved=2ahUKEwiV5rzU0vL0AhWR4YUKHee_DqcQo7QBegQICxAE&usg=AOvVaw2fO3czbo2TJZZa3LHJMX45

Anonymous15:
Yes,, and that's what those circus freaks use as leverage to claim because many of them have never even been to the Port Harcourt before let alone the Niger delta.
That was why a second expedition was carried out by Merrick and Sir John Clarke who started compiling the ijo DIALECTs. Sir Edwin Norris was a contributor too.
On the first screenshot i shall show you is that of John Clarke on his ijoid Language compilation.

The second and third screenshot are the words curled from Dr Köler a German medical doctor who worked at Bonny.


The thing is that those clowns are holding on to weeded, false and obsolete materials.

Anonymous15:
Yes,, and that's what those circus freaks use as leverage to claim because many of them have never even been to the Port Harcourt before let alone the Niger delta.
That was why a second expedition was carried out by Merrick and Sir John Clarke who started compiling the ijo DIALECTs. Sir Edwin Norris was a contributor too.
On the first screenshot i shall show you is that of John Clarke on his ijoid Language compilation.

The second and third screenshot are the words curled from Dr Köler a German medical doctor who worked at Bonny.


The thing is that those clowns are holding on to weeded, false and obsolete materials.

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Astrid4:
@ d bolded donjazet was right

Disclaimer: this is not to be view from the tribal lens cos most Africa countries during this period were like this but this was just a little bit more pronounced.

Thank you

Please stop spreading false information.
It depends on the time of the year the visitor visited.
I don't know about Yorubaland, if you guys went about stark naked, but in Igboland, we had cloth weaving centres who made very beautiful clothes, Akwete was the most beautiful of them all and people wore them when the weather permits.

Baike was a British who visited Igboland in 1800s, look how he had to describe Igbo clothes.
Please stay off Igbo history and face your own people. If you lots were naked , fine and good.
But keep Ndiigbo out of it!

Additionally, most traditional Igbo societies were Republican and democratic and not monarchical, so unless you are from places like Onitsha and Agbor, whose monarchs were not even real Kings as lands still belong to Umunnas and not to the King, then I don't understand where and how celebrating Ofalas became a part of Ancient Igbo culture.

donjazet:
Jesus Christ, this man just went to post Wikipedia page on African cultures.

Roland I'm truly disappointed that you can't see the picture as a whole.

African culture doesn't exist because we aren't a monolith. We don't have one culture, we have a multitude.

And the truth is that, our culture is already as dead as can be. If you are a Christian or moslem, know that you are spitting on your culture, many of us and most likely our children won't get to officially learn our native languages in school. As I speak to you. Only the 3 major languages in Nigeria are taught in schools. What of minority tribes like ijaw, ogoni, urobo, anan, eket, Ibibio and many other smaller tribes. The local languages are already dying everyday. Children of all these aforementioned tribes are learning and utilizing English.

Let me go further into detail as to how my own Igbo culture is already dead.
Growing up in my grandfather's days, their greatest festive days, were the ofala day, the new yam festival to mark the beginning of a farming season and the coronation of a king.
Our great grand father's worshipped and revered their gods. Amadioha, oshimiri, ijele, Ani and chukwu. Only the last god was coopted by the religion to enable an easier conversion process.

Forget all these "traditional attires" you see today as our culture. . My great grand father's people went mostly butt naked. They knew absolutely nothing of silk, cotton, wool etc that are being used as traditional dresses today which ironically was introduced to them by their colonizers and trade partners. They mostly went butt naked, with the women's breast enjoying fresh air every single day. Those nipples standing firm for all to see, waiting to be suckled. Occasionally covering their private parts with the skin of animals they've hunted in the bush.

The only thing that still shapes the Igbo cultural identity today is just the language and some cuisine. Even at that, those too are dying. Many igbos eat mostly cooked rice and enjoy beans as part of their daily meals. These were foreign to us. Nobody in igboland grew rice or beans.

I could go on and on, as to how our cultures are on their last breath but I would stop here.

Please the bold is not true.
Stop watching too many Nollywood movies and making your impression of Igboland from that.
In Ancient Igboland, we made beautiful clothes and wore them in cold conditions or some festivals. Of course we lived in hot rainforest, so most times we wore few clothes because of heat.
Google Akwete cloth weaving centres for a start.

BKayy:
And the ignorant ones have all their defense set on Fulani, ignoring the active threat already within us.

And worst still,the Fulani and Yorubas we are fixated on can't do anything to us without the help of the active threat already on our door steps.
We take care of that threat, then we wouldn't even have to worry about Yorubas and Fulanis.

We have simply put, been shortsighted and chased rats while we had arsenist in our backyard setting our house on fire at the command of our enemies located miles away!
This is a call for awakening for all sleeping Igbo daughter and son!

The code is Red!

Ekealterego:
Can you imagine, these guys were grabbing our properties, and rewriting our history while we were fighting a war that involved their own freedom as well so that they won't suffer as they are suffering today.

You are the one who thinks they are suffering.
Suffer to them is just lack of Ogogoro!
Once there is Ogogoro, then they are fine.

This is why I opposed IPOB Multiethnic BIAFRA.
They know nothing about the people they are roping into their dreams.

BKayy:
Interesting to see how far Jo men went so that their cultural genocide on Bonny people will succeed.

Imagine how long it took to plant such a mole in our midst for this long.
These people are really expansionists and very deliberate in their plans.

BKayy:
I remember when this issue started, they were all shouting like mad men, but when they have baptised with undeniable evidences, they want a calm discussion.

I don't believe in reasoning with pirates.

There is no point reasoning with them.
We are going for the jugular and finishing them off.
See the type of rubbish ChinenyeN was writing.
https://www.nairaland.com/6139964/what-ndoki-people-say-themselves/3

And watch how sho conspicuously avoided this thread once she was exposed!

The reason we haven't gotten deep to Bonny Opobo issue on NL since 2000s in the days of Onlytruth, EzeUche, Obiagu1, Dede1 and other Igbo gladiators then, is that at any point in time we seem to gather momentum, ChinenyeN comes in as an in-house spy ware and scatters things by cautioning for diplomacy and claiming that only Southern Igbos especially Ngwa, which she was masquerading as, should Wade into the issue.

https://www.nairaland.com/6139964/what-ndoki-people-say-themselves/3

At every Bonny and Opobo discussion on this forum for past decade, ChinenyeN appears and play the cunning neutral pacifier role while pandering to Ijaw nationalist angle, and we died the matter, because we thought she was one of us.

JANK23H:
Ok....from Chinenye an Ijo person

It's okay...

If the stress isn't too much,produce another.

ChinenyeN is an Ijaw person who has done a good job masquerading as Igbo in this forum for too long.

But as the going goes, you can't fool everyone everytime and at the same time.

He/she has ran his race. Her cup is full!

Ekealterego:
One would think you are accusing Alagoa falsely, but even peer reviews and reputable minds called his book a Fraud.
Look at Latham, one of the leading minds in his field, have to say about Alagoa's history on Bonny.

CC: Slayerforever, Igboid, Bkayy, Ofoigbo, Vintagepipes, 9cloud,

Every Igbo man needs to see this review about Alagoa's fraudulent activity, because even European scholars and international Journal had flagged Alagoa's frauds long ago.

Wow!
This is a Bomb! They should close down all history departments in SE.

All our professors of history and Ph.D holders should be ashamed of themselves.

Deadlytruth:
The Igbo man and his penchant to introduce insult into a debate sailing on facts and logic. You are the one typing rubbish. Else how do you just dismiss an evidence with an assumption rather than with superior contrary facts? So the Orji Kalu whose media house published the story and didn't edit away that part was also a Gowon's lapdog? Ojukwu's associates and lieutenants have been alive since Asiodu made this submission but they have never rebutted it. So why are you here doing it for him?

Sun news paper is a business Enterprise.
If Asiodu is paying for the interview or the interview would generate audience, Sun will print it.
It's all about profit.
Ojukwu and his camp generally don't stress whenever anyone make stupid claims on media, if they do they will be justifying such stupid claims.
Many times silence is the best answer.

Deadlytruth:
But Arthur Nzeribe who accepted from Gowon the contract of importing the very arms and amunition used by the Nigeria Army to perpetrate those massacres in Asaba could be trusted so much that in 1979 ( i.e. just seven years after the war), he was voted massively by Ndigbo to represent them in the Senate to the humiliation of the very Ojukwu whom Ndigbo claim is their hero, and again it was repeated in 1999 when the same Arthur Nzeribe was voted to the Senate from his constituency in Alaigbo.
Hmmmmm.

Stop writing rubbish and stay on topic.

Asiodu was Gowon lap dog! He even supported the massacre in his Asaba hometown.
His account cannot be taken seriously. He would say and do anything to launder the image of Gowon his master.
If you want to discuss about Nzeribe, open another thread, this one is about Asiodu and Gowon and how they dissolved the regions.

The Serbs in Yugoslavia were saying the same thing.
Forced Unity will never work.
You will just be wasting your time.

Deadlytruth:
Here is a narration from Philip Asiodu an Igbo/Igboid man who was part and parcel of the events of those times. The account itself was also published by an Igbo man owned newspaper, The Sun:
https://www.sunnewsonline.com/impunity-killing-nigeria-phillip-asiodu/

Note where the report reads:

Emeka Ojukwu and myself were very good friends in school, Kings College, Lagos, and Oxford University. In fact when the coup happened, he wanted me to join him in Enugu and I told him that I was not a regional man. And Ojukwu told me ‘we shall abolish the regions within 6 months’.

Asiodu account cannot be trusted. He was Gowon lap dog and even supported the killings in his own Asaba hometown.

SaintBishop:
while that monkey igboid was busy jumping from one ijaw thread to another,the ikas and Aniomas are all busy denying being igbos, is our our God not wonderful?
Let me celebrate this is good news.
Slayerforever how far?

Lol!
Be deceiving yourselves.
We know that this thread OP is not Igbo or Anioma and that those replying him are also not SE or Anioma but same person/camp as the OP.
The thread was a poorly thought out and stupid diversion.

You lots can do better than this.
I will tell Igbos here to ignore this thread.
It was conceived as a diversion to distract us from the Bonny Igbo issue were are dealing with now.

Ifiokjohn, Sufferingboy, Paramamakina are all operated by same person or group.

Don't feed them. The whole discussion is stimulated.
Ifiokjohn can't even spell "Tufiakwa" right. Lol!

JANK23H:
Read carefully and understand what one of you posted.

Lol!
Baike never said Ijaws were in Bonny.

Looks like you have moved on from RIO REAL.

JANK23H:
Abeg leave this international court story.I have identified the the loopholes in those accounts you presented.They confirmed the presence of IJos in those locations (which you and yours have tried hard to discountenance) and as initial dwellers.The accounts were still disjointed in certain areas expecially of Baike,same as Crow.

Crow consistently talked about the natives and the Eboues.The dealings between the natives and Eboues.And them he would go on to say the Eboues were from Bonny.

They were not ambiguous in stating that Bonny ancestors were of Igbo origin.

That's all that matters.

JANK23H:
Abeg screenshot full length o,so I can read and access properly.

Baikie infact confirmed Ijos as the Aborigines as I said earlier.It's confusing especially to you Igbos because you do not read between the lines.You see Igbo and Bonny in a sentence and boom � there is a nexus to you.

You must understand these Europeans have little understanding of the African peculiarities.An African can live at a place for years and still not be regarded as an indigene but a settler.Those Igbo slaves describes as "Bonny people" by Europeans would have been called settlers by an African writer.

I hope you understand now?

Here is Baike!

And by the way, every ethnic group in old Eastern region were sold as Slaves, Ijaws inclusive.
Bonny Igbo kings sold Ijaw slaves as well.
Ijaws just didn't have enough population to sustain slave trade, which is why there was greater emphasis on the more populous Igbos and Ibibiod tribes.

See Ijaws that were sold as slaves here:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berbice_Creole_Dutch

Many times Ijaws claim that Igbo Language in Bonny and Opobo came from Slave trade. When that doesn't work, they claim it came through marrying Igbo women.

But Glynn work has shown that Ibani-Ijaw came to Bonny through Igbo Aboriginals marrying Ijoid women!
So you see, Ijaws ( through Alagoa)turned history on its head.
It wasn't Ibani-Ijaw that was endangered language in Bonny and Opobo, it was original Igbo language of Bonny and Opobo ancestors that was endangered in Bonny and Opobo because the Igbo founders were marrying Ijoid women who were teaching their children Ijoid language.
My hypothesis is that Igbo Language of Bonny nearly went into extinction but was saved by the coming of slave trade, which meant that Igbo Slaves flooded the Island and helped the endangered Igbo language of the Igbo Aboriginals survive.

In contrast, the original Efik language of the New Calabar (Kalabari) died and couldn't be revived and was replaced with the current Ijoid language they call Kalabari language, probably introduced by Ijoid women.
And it's not a coincidence that the so called Ibani-Ijaw language that survived in rural parts of Opobo and Bonny was also same as those of Kalabari language.
The so called Ibani-Ijaw language is just Kalabari language.

JANK23H:
All your accounts are disjointed and confused and still connect to the Ijos as Aborigines.

No doubt,there were Igbo slaves in Bonny,and till date their children claim Bonny.

The crux of the matter is who settled there first before the influx of Igbo slaves.

Please give me something before 1508.I am tired of the disjointed things you are showing me.

You haven't provided just one Colonial document that says that Ejos were Aboriginals in Bonny.
Not one!

If this goes to an international Court, Ndiigbo will provide three independent sources in Captain Crow, Balfour Baike and Leonard Glynn, all pinning the origin of Bonny Aboriginals to Igboland!
You will have nothing whatsoever to show!

JANK23H:
These guys eh...

Bonny (Igbo slaves) people were of Igbo origin,coming as the first did into Ijo country....
And having no women they intermarried with the Ijo inhabitants.

That's what that highlighted statement means.

Read and understand.

Bonny was mostly peopled by Igbo slaves,at a point out numbering the Ijo Aborigines.Hence the reason for the confusion almost some Europeans

Ijo country in this sense meant Ijaw terrain, which the Niger Delta was, swampy area.
The Igbo were originally a rainforest dwelling people.
The Ijaws were originally a swamp dwelling people from Sobou country side.

The Bonny spoken by Glynn were Aboriginals, see for yourself!

You are the one speaking of slaves. Not Glynn

Bonny though a riverine terrain, was uninhibited when the first Igbo ancestor arrived there through the Azumini Creek.

The Ijaws would later arrived from their Kolokuma homeland later.

JANK23H:
No where in that writeup did Pepple tell him Bonny are Igbos.The writer simply gave his own verdict.A thorough read should tell you he was mixing everything up.

First,they are Igbos,still they speak a language similar to the language spoken at new Calabar.A disjointed addition of Oru(Ijo).Then a mention of Okulo(Ijo name for the Curlew bird) and it's nexus to the name and history of Okuloma.

That's the rubbish you people have been holding onto?

Totally disjointed.One sentence an Ijo connection,another a supposed Igbo ancestry.

Next please...

A people can lose their language to neighbors if they are completely surrounded by such neighbors and separated from their original stock, but vestiges of their original language will remain.

We know for a fact that New Calabar were descendants of old Calabar, who mixed with Ijoids and Igboids and lost their Ibibiod language to Ijoid one!
If someone said that Kalabari were decendend from Efiks but spoke an Ijoid language, the person wouldn't be wrong.

Igbide people came from Mgbidi in Imo and Awka in Anambra, migrated into the Isoko land, completely cut off from Anioma and are unsurprisingly today non Igbo speaking people.
Only thing that remains is history of migration from Igboland and some Igbo cultures, but the people remain proud Isokos and Igbos understand that they are nolonger Igbo as they have switched language!

You are the one in pains because available records doesn't favor your agenda.
You like Baike record of Ijoid language in Bonny, but you don't want to accept his documentation that Bonny descended from Igboland.

I'm sorry, you can't pick and choose at will. You either accept Baike report or reject it.

Either way, Baike wasn't alone in pinning Bonny Origin to Igboland! Glynn and Captain Crow (that you all have come to hate because his book punctured holes in your Fabrications) did same as well.
The three independent sources agreed on Igbo Origin of Bonny! Not one independent source have linked Bonny origin to Ejo! Not one, all you are stuck on is the language, which currently doesn't favor you as well, as Bonny main town and Opobo all speak Igbo as mother tongue.

JANK23H:
That's exactly what you are doing with Bonny.
Bonny after the influx of Igbo slaves.

Besides the New Calabar River and Bonny Rivers are not close to Efik

Bonny ancestors were Igbo.
Infact, Glynn suggested that Ijoid language got upper hand in Bonny at one point, because Bonny Igbo ancestors were marrying Ijoid women which nearly took their Original Igbo language into extinction.

See for yourself!

It would appear that the influx of Igbo slaves into Bonny forced the Bonny Igbos to revive their dying Igbo language.

According to Glynn, all evidence proves Bonny natives to be of Igbo origin!
Baike thought same as well after interviewing the king of Bonny , King Pepple himself!
Captain Crow gave same opinion!

"Through the mouth of two or three witnesses, a matter is established!"
~ 2 Corinthians 13:1

Anonymous15:
Do you see the bolded statement of you, isn't it you who was asking for colonial people linking Bonny to ijo a while ago?

Isn't it you claiming sierraleone freed slaves were ibos but that was trashed by a screenshot of Sigismund Koelle on his book 'polyglotta Africana'

But when documents where provided
You danced out again to Language Currently spoken
without knowing that is your final headstone.
Now go to sleep loser.

Wikipedia edited pages. We will soon edit it too.
Bonny main town speaks Igbo which is why your Ijaw chief Fraudster masquerading as historian has been running around holding events to surplant Igbo language of Bonny.
I asked for historical document showing that Indigenes of Bonny considered Ejo men as their ancestors and not Igboland.

You have not provided any.
See example below from Leonard Glynn linking Bonny to Eboes!

JANK23H:
Crow documents are useless and have been trashed not old.

I want you to take us back beyond 1508 and tell us something different from what i gave you.

Yes ..The Rio Real is at Bonny.

An account that mentioned Bonny and was in Bonny is useless.
But the one that wasn't in Bonny and never mentioned Bonny is useful.
Does it get more desperate than this?

Who thrashed Crow? Let me guess, Ijaw Fraudsters led by Alagoa?
Did the person thrash Baike and Glynn too?
Because you know that both point blank said that Bonny ancestors originated from Igboland.

JANK23H:
Because there was no name as Bonny.Besides he named villages or settlements according to their inhabitants.Benin was the only exception.

The location of villages were described by latitudes, landmarks and rivers.

You have no point. If that's a problem, then bring more current Colonial document that mentioned Bonny and wrote on their Origin.
In steps Crow, Baike and Glynn.
And for all we know, all three are United in the claim that Bonny ancestors originated from Igboland. Which is why you are avoiding them and relying in an ambiguous account that never mentioned Bonny!