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Politics / Re: How To Hide 200 Million Naira. by Itohanprefa: 2:15pm On Jul 19, 2020
Put am inside iron box bury am for your compund shikena

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Politics / Re: SINACH:What Exactly Is Mercy Chinwo Nnenda Doing On This List For Christ Sake by Itohanprefa: 2:13pm On Jul 19, 2020
Samfloxin:

Tell your country Nigeria to let Igbos be also. I don't know what makes Igbos special that Nigeria doesn't want to let them go
Bros am a very Igbotic Igbo man, it doesn't stop me from calling a spade a spade, I don't need to be sentimental and emotional about logical issues

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Politics / Re: SINACH:What Exactly Is Mercy Chinwo Nnenda Doing On This List For Christ Sake by Itohanprefa: 2:08pm On Jul 19, 2020
Samfloxin:

They have lost their identify and language forever. No matter how they claim they are not Igbos,they will forever be Igbos
By fire by force?, What a way to think.

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Politics / Re: SINACH:What Exactly Is Mercy Chinwo Nnenda Doing On This List For Christ Sake by Itohanprefa: 2:04pm On Jul 19, 2020
kingzizzy:


Self determination is about being self governing. Its got nothing to with choosing ethic group. The Ikwerre people can choose to be whatever they want to be, they can even claim to be Chinese, but the reality on the ground is something nobody can ever run away from.
Don't really understand your logic, but self determination entails a group of people making decisions independently as pertains their future and being able to stand on their own, there is no reality on ground to be anything is not by force, a people always have the right to choose what they identify as, if ikwerre people say they are a saperate entity and not an Igbo subgroup great, There's no need to get sentimental about it

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Politics / Re: SINACH:What Exactly Is Mercy Chinwo Nnenda Doing On This List For Christ Sake by Itohanprefa: 1:57pm On Jul 19, 2020
ezenwajosh:

Am IPOB AND I SUPPORT I HAVE A FRIEND HARCORE IPOB HER NAME IS CHINYERE FROM IKWERE
No doubt there will be people that uphold their Igbo identity, but if they are a minority then ikwerre people should be left alone

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Politics / Re: SINACH:What Exactly Is Mercy Chinwo Nnenda Doing On This List For Christ Sake by Itohanprefa: 12:16pm On Jul 19, 2020
kingzizzy:
I also want to add that the name Mercy Chinwo Nnenda isnt strange. For some reason, most Ikwerre people pronounce the name 'Chinwe' as 'Chinwo'. Also, father is 'Nna' in central Igbo but in the Ikwerre dialect it is 'Nda'

There are some small differences between Ikwerre dialect and central Igbo but thats how it is in all of Igbo land

If I were to say say "Mercy Chinwo Nnenda" in central Igbo it would be "Mercy Chinwe Nnenna"
If ikwerre people decide to exercise their right of self determination Igbos should respect it, otherwise it becomes hypocritical to call on that same right when asking for biafra

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Politics / Re: SINACH:What Exactly Is Mercy Chinwo Nnenda Doing On This List For Christ Sake by Itohanprefa: 12:13pm On Jul 19, 2020
GBOKASINCHA:
Nonsense thread mercy chinwo is a proud Igbo woman go and kill urself olodo....useless thread pls no Igbo should feed this troll... let him dance naked with Afonjas
It's high time Igbos dump this feeling that ikwerre people must be assimilated into mainstream Igbo, since most ikwerre people are still having an identity crises let them sort themselves, I don't see what the average ikwerre man has to offer that makes him special, let them be there ikwerre tribe in peace

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Politics / Re: 'my Nigerian Great-grandfather Sold Slaves' by Itohanprefa: 11:58am On Jul 19, 2020
fairfora:
Yes, but they weren't sold by our forebears. Mention a single yoruba who dealt in this trade if you know one. Back then, anyone sighted by Portuguese along the coastal line would be abucted and put into ship. It was a forced move against their wish.
Oyo were instrumental in selling Yoruba people to Europeans, the even participated in the trans Saharan slave trade with the northerners

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Politics / Re: 'my Nigerian Great-grandfather Sold Slaves' by Itohanprefa: 11:39am On Jul 19, 2020
ofeco:

Who sold Samuel Ajayi crowther since yoruba's did not sell their own but protected them?
I didn't want to reply that guy in other not to tribalise the whole thing, Yoruba people were selling themselves too, if you are weak or don't have an immediate family to stand with you, off to America
Politics / Re: 'my Nigerian Great-grandfather Sold Slaves' by Itohanprefa: 11:37am On Jul 19, 2020
hammer3:



Exactly, they start conflict or raid communities with guns, kill their able bodied men that resist and match everybody to the coast.

That is why u had bini kingdom going all the way north to make war with Igala.


It was a search for slave.
it was really a bad time to be weak then, every dey sell everybody, if you are weak then sorry
Politics / Re: 'my Nigerian Great-grandfather Sold Slaves' by Itohanprefa: 11:32am On Jul 19, 2020
hammer3:



They were not.

Efik are regarded as Slave Owners and Igbos regarded as Slaves in the field of Africa Studies.

That is why u hear Asari Dokubo say they are the Master and Igbo the slave.

I have actually studied this as a course, so i know wat am talking about.
The situation back then wasn't really that simple, saying that Efik and others where slave holders and Igbos where slaves is an oversimplification, it was a free for all environment there not much in tribal affiliations back then(not like now) it was survival of the fittest and strongest, don't forget there were efik and ibibio slaves too, not to mention Yoruba, Bini and other southern tribes, these tribes also had slave holders among them too, people kidnapped there tribesmen to be sold to slavers, kindreds sold their own people to inherit land

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Politics / Re: 'my Nigerian Great-grandfather Sold Slaves' by Itohanprefa: 11:23am On Jul 19, 2020
hammer3:


Demand dictates supply, basic microeconomics.

Increase in demand, leads to decrease in supply and increase in price.


The whites created slavery in Africa, via demand.

Alot of people that discuss slavery willfully forget that it was not civilian whites that Africans were faced with but the military of western European nations.


Africans had no regular army or defence.

Coastal Africa was invaded and settled upon by the whites who subverted their society and gave them leaders.


These people were utilised as instrument or attack dog to capture other africa tribes in the hinterland.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1sZ2CSAxyI
I agree, they created the demand that pushed supply, and due to the fact that southern part of Nigeria was frequently engaged in inter ethnic conflicts at the time, those that deal more closely with the Europeans often dominated because of guns and other instruments they supplied their slave suppliers
Politics / Re: 'my Nigerian Great-grandfather Sold Slaves' by Itohanprefa: 11:16am On Jul 19, 2020
hammer3:



In my first post, I did acknowledge Arochukwu and some Abia clans, but does that qualify the entire Igbo tribe as culpable?

U have to consider that Igbo were their victims.

U further have to acknowledge that the idea came via Efik and spread to Kalabari which is still Calabar extension circling the igbo hinterland.

It was no accident, they were specifically in search of Igbos from the hinterland as slave.
The Efiks and kalabari and the rest where more of the middle men between Europeans and Arochukwu slave merchants,owing to the fact that they were coastal dwellers, I do agree with you that Igbos were victim's because the white man created the environment for slave trade and exploited Africans greatly
Politics / Re: 'my Nigerian Great-grandfather Sold Slaves' by Itohanprefa: 11:08am On Jul 19, 2020
hammer3:


Today u have Eze Eri, going in search of Igbo sold into slavery.

How can Igbo claim to be a slave selling people, wen our King was never involved.

As a matter of fact, he refused to meet or see the white men.

That was why the white matched on Nri and disgraced Eze Nri.

Igbo were a victim of the transatlantic slave trade.

We were sold on three front by other tribes and naturally some of our people aided them, from Arochukwu specifically, all Igbos cannot accept involvement based on Arochukwu whom we know are related to the Efik.

What the Eze Eri is doing is a process of reparations, some of our forefathers might have been instrumental in the slave trade but the bulk of the blame should still go to the whites they created the environment for the slave trade to thrive, you will be shocked at the number of African American that is of Igbo heritage both in the US and Latin America
Politics / Re: 'my Nigerian Great-grandfather Sold Slaves' by Itohanprefa: 11:03am On Jul 19, 2020
hammer3:


Today u have Eze Eri, going in search of Igbo sold into slavery.

How can Igbo claim to be a slave selling people, wen our King was never involved.

As a matter of fact, he refused to meet or see the white men.

That was why they match on Nri and disgraced Eze Nri.

Igbo were a victim of the transatlantic slave trade.

We were sold on three front by other tribes and naturally some of our peoplel aided them, from Arochukwu specifically, all Igbos cannot accept involvement based on Aro whome we know are related to the Efik.

The Nri hegemony(my town is an NRI town) and all towns under its direct influence where totally against slavery, once any slave sets foot on NRI soil he or she is considered free, this didn't stop Arochukwu slavers and their Abam and ohafia mercenaries from raiding and buying slave All across other parts and clans of igboland though

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Politics / Re: SINACH:What Exactly Is Mercy Chinwo Nnenda Doing On This List For Christ Sake by Itohanprefa: 10:54am On Jul 19, 2020
MelesZenawi:


your two cent is enough.

@bolded, very correct and so I hold.

my issue is why someone will now put her in place of proud igbo daughters for ages.

these are kind of scenarios that causes problem.

the list is fake and not a reality....should be discarded.


everything is wrong with that list........

where is osinachi, amaka and others...

I share your view about the list, a lot of questionable names where listed there while excluding a lot of known influential Igbo people, almost as if the writer just wanted to forment trouble, the list is trash

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Politics / Re: 'my Nigerian Great-grandfather Sold Slaves' by Itohanprefa: 10:48am On Jul 19, 2020
hammer3:


Listen, the issue of slave trade greatly affected Igbo people.

It was not a case of Igbo selling Igbo?

Igbo as u know were not on the coast but hinterland.

The whites used the coastal tribe to kidnap Igbo people and in the case of Bini wage war and carry Igbo into slavery on the western front.

On the eastern from, Efik were used to kidnap Igbo people, until the practice spread into Arochukwu and some other Abia clan specifically.

This is not entirely true, being Igbo doesn't stop anybody from acknowledging that Igbos themselves actively participated in the trade especially the arochukwu people, they raided the entirety of the Igbo hinterland capturing slaves to take to the coast, evidence of which still exists in various Aro outposts in Igbo hinterland like arondizuogu in imo state, Aro ndikelionwu and the rest, Arochukwu was a major slave trading outpost am surprised you don't know that

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Politics / Re: 'my Nigerian Great-grandfather Sold Slaves' by Itohanprefa: 10:34am On Jul 19, 2020
fairfora:
Even though yoruba leaders back then had every opportunity to sell their people in that era, they rather waged war against the colonialists and suppressed their powers. Madam Tinubu had the opportunity to make a great fortune in this business of evil but chose to defend her people by fighting the Europeans who thrived in slave trade. Any human being who takes pride in selling his/her fellow human beings is worse than animals.

Same yoruba agitated for independence and democracy in our land even those who said we were not ready for independence are now number one beneficiaries of it. Any day we say we are leaving this union, only God will say otherwise because we are the reason this country is still together.
All the Yoruba slaves in Cuba, Brasil, Barbados and the rest how did they get there? All southerners sold slaves

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Politics / Re: 'my Nigerian Great-grandfather Sold Slaves' by Itohanprefa: 10:32am On Jul 19, 2020
hammer3:


There is nothing worst than an Igbo person that dont have sense or that is an attention seeking slave.

Does she have any evidence?


My guess is that she is addicted to sucking white blokus and will say anything to appease her white employers or exonerate them of their crimes, even if it means throwing herself and igbo people under the bus.


Ndiigbo should no longer suffer this type of people that bring disaffection to our race.


If she is a decendant of a slave dealer, she and her entire family or lineage, should be punished and face the wrath of it.


All southern tribes sold their people to slave traders, that was the reality they faced then and they actually saw nothing wrong in it, the same white men that brought them education, Christianity where the slave traders so it wasn't really a question of morals, that was just their reality back then

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Politics / Re: Anambra Traditional Rulers Restate Stand On Political Office Zoning (photos) by Itohanprefa: 10:27am On Jul 19, 2020
Any political party that doesn't field an Anambra south person has counted themselves out already, this agreement was drawn years ago

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Politics / Re: SINACH:What Exactly Is Mercy Chinwo Nnenda Doing On This List For Christ Sake by Itohanprefa: 10:22am On Jul 19, 2020
Mercy chinwo is ikwerre not Igbo, I really think ikwerre people have carved enough identity for themselves to stand alone, Not minding the fact that they speak an igboid language, bear Igbo names and other similarities, let them have their own identity if they so wish....When the time comes I recommend a democratic referendum process, if majority wants a saperate ikwerre identity I don't see why not, if we force ikwerre to be a core Igbo group then I don't see why we won't force ibibio, annang, Efik and even Izon people to be Igbo too cos all south south tribes are clustered closely with Igbo in every aspect....this ikwerre issue isn't really the big deal we make it, I know etche and other Igboid parts of rivers have no problem claiming their Igbo heritage same goes for most anioma people in delta states(except for agbor that has been greatly influenced by Bini) the funny thing is that igbanke people that are further inside Edo state itself have been trying so hard recently to change their name back to Igbo akiri to preserve their Igbo identity,......My recommendation is anytime in the future that an Igbo nation is to be carved out a referendum be called for all Igboid groups surrounding the Igbo heartland, assimilate people that vote Yes and carve out the No them we move, this doesn't mean we are enemies with anybody, if we are fighting for the right of self determination let's not deny others the same right, My two cents

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Celebrities / Re: 50 Hollywood/European Stars That Were Yoruba by Itohanprefa: 9:03am On Jul 19, 2020
GBOKASINCHA:
they forgot to add NAS as they usually do grin..., how can a classic Yoruba diaspora thread be without NAS
I wonder how they forgot, NASS's debut album was in Yoruba, you guys should add him up and JayZ

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Politics / Re: Peter Obi Celebrates His 59 Birthday Today by Itohanprefa: 9:00am On Jul 19, 2020
The 79billion you saved for Anambra Willie obiano have squandered every thing

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Politics / Re: Peter Obi Celebrates His 59 Birthday Today by Itohanprefa: 8:56am On Jul 19, 2020
Happy birthday Okwute himself, A model of a good leader

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Politics / Re: Rape: Osun Begins Martial Arts Training For women by Itohanprefa: 7:38am On Jul 19, 2020
Somewhere in osogbo

Politics / Re: Rape: Osun Begins Martial Arts Training For women by Itohanprefa: 7:31am On Jul 19, 2020
WTF!!, Wonders shall never end in Afonjo land

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Celebrities / Re: 50 Hollywood/European Stars That Were Yoruba by Itohanprefa: 7:07am On Jul 19, 2020
Kikioj
Celebrities / Re: 50 Hollywood/European Stars That Were Yoruba by Itohanprefa: 7:07am On Jul 19, 2020
Hahaha
Politics / Re: CONGRATULATIONS !!! Two Years Of Nigeria Air by Itohanprefa: 7:02am On Jul 19, 2020
Nairaland zombies are the only ones making use of it

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Politics / Re: How Makoko Can Be Transformed By N100 Billion Tax Evaded By Alpha Beta by Itohanprefa: 4:48am On Jul 19, 2020
How Yoruba people will hold Tinubu when they finally awaken from their slumber

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