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Culture › Re: Itsekiri And Olukumi Form Alliance, Share History, Celebrate Exchange (Pics) by IyfeNamikaze(m): 11:14pm On Jun 10, 2025 |
Konquest: @abagworo,
Don't spew heavy disinformation here. Your totally embarrassing and FALSE narrative right ABOVE will NOT be tolerated. I've done a lot of advanced reading on the history of the Olukumis since the 1980s right till date so I know a lot about them. I started noticing a high rate of hate speech, disinformation and expansionist agenda coming from some young posters online from the east of River Niger in the year 2010 who threatened to chase the Olukumis off their own Olukumi ancestral lands. By the grace of the ancestors, the over 80 million strong Yorubas worldwide will resist this by any means necessary! NOBODY should ever openly threaten anyone like these paid ipob troll farms are doing because they have Yoruba, Benin, Esan, Ibibio, Isokos, Igala, Ikwere roots in the expansionist agenda being propagated online.
You that your ancestors migrated to Oguta in the current Imo State, how would you feel if somebody came up like you have done in your post to say that they are NOT Oguta owners? As for the Olukumi's, the Aniocha people you alluded to NEVER accomodated them. Aniocha North and other parts of Anioma (or Delta North) is an ethnically diverse place in terms of origin as confirmed by Reverend Father Kinirum Osia. All Olukumis used their Yoruba names in the past BUT with time due to acculturations, they picked up Edo names and Iboid names in addition to their Olukumi names. This is why the king of Ugbodu or Oloza (Oloja) is known as HRM Ayo Isinyemeze. The iconic 1985 under 17 FIFA soccer star, Nduka Ugbade ALSO comes from Ugbodu. They speak their Olukumi dialect of Yoruba and it's clearly understandable to those who listen well. Zeal of music group "Style Plus" too is an Olukumi and many Olukumis occupy significant positions in business, government, the armed forces, tech, etc.
The Olukumi's were the FIRST EVER to settle in their lands centuries back NOT on any Iboland. There were different waves of migrations into what is now called Anioma today including Agbor, Issele Uku, Olukumi lands, etc, of Yoruba people from Yorubaland including USEN (a Yoruba town with an Oba Oluogbe Ii in the current Ovia South West LGA of Edo State), Benin, and Esanland not just Owo. The Yoruba connection with the Royal Palace lineage in Benin via USEN (Afelogiyan who was Oranmiyan's older biological brother was the FIRST EVER traditional ruler of USEN many centuries back and they proudly claim Ile Ife as where they come from) and USEN plays a strong role in the coronation ceremony of every Oba of Benin. There are videos on YouTube showing USEN indigenes of Edo State affirming their Ile Ife and Yoruba ancestries.
Infact the Ugbodu people (located close to Issele Uku the Aniocha North headquarters) who are one of the Olukumi groups share direct boundaries with the Esan people of Esanland. It was through Esanland that the came into their current location. Nobody accomodated them and you will NEVER here any of the neighbors of the Olukumi's make such a very dubious comment. It's only Ibos from the east of the river Niger that have been spreading that terrible disinformation that will be crushed.
Last but NOT least, Anioma is made up of people of multiple ethnic ancestries from centuries back from the Igalas (who are also Yoruboid because 65% of words in Igala are derived purely from Yoruba language and Igalas partly have some Yoruba, Edo, Wukari migrant ancestries according to a 2017 Punch interview granted by the Attah of Igala, Michael Ameh Oboni which can still be read online), Yoruba, Bini-Edo, Esan-Edo, Nri descents in different Anioma communities. Anioma is NOT culturally monolithic and CANNOT be claimed as Ibo. Reverend Father Kinirum Osia who hailed from Obamkpa in Aniocha North ALSO granted several powerful interviews where he condemned the attempt by Ibos east of River Niger to disrespect Anioma folks by claiming that Anioma is Ibo. What is even the etymology of the name Ibo? It's just a name that was adopted by the British Colonialists about 150 years ago BUT gained traction after 1900 to describe the different distinct groups of people such as the Ngwa, Owere, Oka, Mbaise, Oguta, etc, into a collective umbrella. That's how the concept of an Ibo tribe evolved with the White man and the coming of the missionaries such as Bishop Samuel Ajayi Crowther who as a trained linguist and clergyman wrote the FIRST EVER book in Ibo language entitled: "Isoama-Ibo: A Primer" in 1855 based off of his experience of writing the FIRST EVER Yoruba alphabet, dictionary and books in 1843. Prior to that, these subgroups of what is now called Ibo didn't call themselves as Ibos until much into the 1900s.
Unknown to the younger ones and the uninformed, the term IBO (Igbo) has it's ORIGINAL origins and was ONLY used in a condescending or derogatory sense by the ethnic neighbors of those in the Ibo (Igbo) interior as a term to describe "slaves or bush-dwelling" people who engaged in cannibalism and there are advanced history books that I will attach BELOW as evidence. The Igalas [who captured Ibos as slaves and sold them to the people of Aboh which was a major slave port now in Delta State] called Ibos (ONIGBO), the Benin-Edos used the term "IGBON" meaning slaves to refer to Ibos, the Asaba folks used the term "ONYE IGBO" as a term of contempt as well because East of the river Niger was the primary source of slaves. This is utter nonsense! At what time did igala capture Igbo? Which part of igbo did they capture? Where were the igala during the Aro confederacy that existed had existed for more than a hundred before the Brits came and dismantled it? This stupid narrative of Igbo being slaves to igala and inheriting their name from them is a concocted story that can only be found in the stables of Reno Omokry
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Culture › Re: Itsekiri And Olukumi Form Alliance, Share History, Celebrate Exchange (Pics) by IyfeNamikaze(m): 10:38pm On Jun 10, 2025 |
Obiedun: It doesn't matter. Richard Mofe Damijo is an urhobo man but he bears Itsekiri'name wait I used to think that RMD was Yoruba  |
Culture › Re: Itsekiri And Olukumi Form Alliance, Share History, Celebrate Exchange (Pics) by IyfeNamikaze(m): 10:25pm On Jun 10, 2025 |
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Culture › Re: Itsekiri And Olukumi Form Alliance, Share History, Celebrate Exchange (Pics) by IyfeNamikaze(m): 10:20pm On Jun 10, 2025 |
zero8zero: Social media has lied to you that Anioma is Igbo. Go to Anioma communities in Delta and cure your ignorance, stop arguing with me. lol .. do you even know where Anioma is? There's no indigenous Urhobo community in Anioma, ika are Igbo and Agbor is not a tribe. People who have never been to Delta State are talking authoritatively about the make up of the state. |
Culture › Re: Itsekiri And Olukumi Form Alliance, Share History, Celebrate Exchange (Pics) by IyfeNamikaze(m): 10:13pm On Jun 10, 2025 |
Gustavowhite: Nobody is coercing anybody,am sure you cant even differentiate an uche from there and another from Igbo mainland,you guys that even call Benins “omo ibo” Are you minding this ones that have never seen the Niger bridge with their two eyes? |
Culture › Re: Itsekiri And Olukumi Form Alliance, Share History, Celebrate Exchange (Pics) by IyfeNamikaze(m): 10:12pm On Jun 10, 2025 |
zero8zero: Anioma is multi ethnic and multi cultural. We have igala, Urhobo, Olukumi, igbos, Agbor, Ika etc are part of Anioma. lol... They didn't tell you that Ika is Igbo? |
Culture › Re: Itsekiri And Olukumi Form Alliance, Share History, Celebrate Exchange (Pics) by IyfeNamikaze(m): 10:09pm On Jun 10, 2025 |
Putindbutt: But you can see them here identifying with their ancestral kinsmen and not ibos. The fact that people are your neighbors doesn't mean they have to be ibo, that's why you are coercing SS minorities as ibos. nobody is coercing any minority in SS. If you're sure of what you're saying then name these SS minorities that are being coerced. Besides, I know you have never been to Anioma before otherwise you would have known that Olukumi is a very tiny area in Igbo Area of Delta. They're so small that they don't even have a LG. |
Nairaland General › Re: Which Type Of News Can Bring This Type Of Excitement In Nigeria? by IyfeNamikaze(m): 9:50am On Jun 10, 2025 |
Fiscus105: In fact, I'm begging for Abacha regime to come back, ( if possible) since it can't, let any military govt. I have since realised that, yesteryears freedom fighters, were fighting then, just to grab power, and not because of their love for masses, as they made us realized then. if it's not a military leader in the mold of Gowon ( and I say that as an igbo man) or Babangida, Obasanjo or someone better then I don't want! Anything in the mold of Muritala, Buhari/Tunde Idiagbon or Abacha then it's basically from frying pan to fire situation. |
Nairaland General › Re: Which Type Of News Can Bring This Type Of Excitement In Nigeria? by IyfeNamikaze(m): 9:41am On Jun 10, 2025 |
Zonefree: Nigerians jubilated more than this on hearing the news of Abacha's death.
Decades later, same Abacha's evil government is far better than Tinubu's government. I will take Tinubu's government over Abacha any day any time. I think Tinubu is one of the worst president in Nigeria history but at least people can criticise his government openly without fear. Try that in Abacha's regime and see if you will not be sitting down in the same table with your ancestors or kidnapping and locked away for God knows how long. Like you said, people celebrated Abacha's death like this and there is a reason why it was so. |
Business › Re: How Aba Is Regaining Its Charm As Commercial Hub Of Abia State by IyfeNamikaze(m): 5:07am On Jun 10, 2025 |
JuicyEarth: This is Ogborhill. The uncompleted building overlooking the bridge is the popular Enyimba Hotels which the current administration plans on turning to a resort. Converting the waterline and environ to a hub for luxury and recreation. Enumeration of property that already encroached into the Government acquired land has already begun.
Aba is alive now! So they finally remembered that Enyimba hotel that was abandoned since military era? Glad that there's a plan for it finally, I always admire the structure every time I walk by it. The whole ogbor hill now looks really nice at night and they just fixed milverton too. I hear that Motor parks there are getting relocated to a different site |
Business › Re: How Aba Is Regaining Its Charm As Commercial Hub Of Abia State by IyfeNamikaze(m): 4:55am On Jun 10, 2025 |
TheChameleon: Same Aba... see the date, 2013. Envy will not let you people move with the times. Whereas there are places like this in Lagos right now. |
Business › Re: How Aba Is Regaining Its Charm As Commercial Hub Of Abia State by IyfeNamikaze(m): 4:54am On Jun 10, 2025 |
anonimi: I thought it would be about the Geometric power plant and its 24/7 electricity.
What is happening with the power plant  Still working as expected. I can't remember the last time I came back from work and didn't see light. I had to on my Gen for 30 minutes last week make e no go dey gather rust |
Business › Re: How Aba Is Regaining Its Charm As Commercial Hub Of Abia State by IyfeNamikaze(m): 4:50am On Jun 10, 2025 |
baralatie: Some pipu are saying the first pics are in onotsha Anambra o They're not sure of what they're saying. That's Tonimas junction in Aba. |
Business › Re: How Aba Is Regaining Its Charm As Commercial Hub Of Abia State by IyfeNamikaze(m): 4:42am On Jun 10, 2025 |
lumens:

All thanks to Orji Uzo Kalu, OUK for laying the fantastic blueprint and plan for the development of the commercial city.
As for Otti, I sincerely hope he is not spending too much for his projects after handling the Port Harcourt -Aba road for more than 30 billion naira for a 6km road, I'm skeptical. OUK didn't lay shit! He did absolutely nothing in Abia State. Inụkwa lay blue print |
Business › Re: How Aba Is Regaining Its Charm As Commercial Hub Of Abia State by IyfeNamikaze(m): 4:39am On Jun 10, 2025 |
Ttipsy: Aba in a come back lol this is Waterside former slaughter area. I don't know why that Enyimba hotel was abandoned since the military era. It could have been a wonderful edifice had it been completed |
Business › Re: How Aba Is Regaining Its Charm As Commercial Hub Of Abia State by IyfeNamikaze(m): 4:35am On Jun 10, 2025 |
MKPUOGALIGA: This is Onicha , Anambra This is not onicha. You people should stop saying what you don't know. That's in front of Tonimas in Aba. |
Business › Re: How Aba Is Regaining Its Charm As Commercial Hub Of Abia State by IyfeNamikaze(m): 4:34am On Jun 10, 2025 |
IGBOPROMISE1: That pic is DMGS roundabout, Onitsha. you don't know what you're talking about. That's Infront of Tonimas/Enitona hotel in Aba. |
Crime › Re: South-East Traders In Ogun Protest Death Of Blessing Eze By Tax Collectors by IyfeNamikaze(m): 3:28am On Jun 10, 2025 |
TheChameleon: Or else 
How is it extortion ? Don't you know those guys have roles they play too? They don't pay taxes in Aba markets right ? this is why they say that Yorubas are extremely tribalistic. So tribalistic that they will protect Evil if the evil doer is from their tribe. |
Travel › Re: Egypt Is Set To Build A 32km Long Bridge Across The Red Sea Linking It To Saudi by IyfeNamikaze(m): 10:52pm On Jun 09, 2025 |
seuncyrus: This is an interesting analogy. Are there any books I can read more about this ? it has been debunked by scholars. |
Travel › Re: Egypt Is Set To Build A 32km Long Bridge Across The Red Sea Linking It To Saudi by IyfeNamikaze(m): 10:48pm On Jun 09, 2025 |
DomPerignon: Josephus's Identification: The Jewish historian Flavius Josephus (1st century CE) identified the Hyksos with the Hebrews, drawing parallels between their arrival in Egypt, their subsequent rule, and their eventual expulsion, aligning them with the biblical story of Joseph and the Exodus.
Manetho's Account: The Egyptian historian Manetho also connected the Hyksos to the Israelites in his writings, though his account is often interpreted with skepticism.
Semitic Origins: The Hyksos were Semitic people who originated in the Levant and settled in Egypt, similar to the Israelites' origins and their later arrival in Egypt. Similarities in Names and Customs: Some scholars have noted similarities in personal names and customs between the Hyksos and Israelites, further suggesting a connection.
Biblical Exodus: The expulsion of the Hyksos from Egypt aligns with the biblical account of the Israelites' Exodus, further strengthening the proposed connection. lol... Menatho's accounts have been dismissed by scholars to not be accurate. First he claimed that the Hyksos were afraid of the Assyrian who had dominion over Asia, but by the time that Egypt drove the Hyksos out, Assyrians haven't even become a power, in fact they conquered the Levant a full millennium after the Hyksos left Egypt. Their names and customs were different albeit being Semitic. For example, the name of The leader – whom Manetho thinks of as Moses – is named Osarsiph. (Manetho is clearly confusing and telescoping two biblical characters.) This name is a hybridization of “Joseph” with “Osiris;” the Egyptian theophoric element “Osir-” replaces the Jewish theophoric prefix “Yo-” or “Yeho-.” While Josephus quoting the works of Menatho did make connections with the Hyksos and Hebrews ,it's important to note that it is not universally accepted by historians. Some scholars argue that the Hyksos were distinct from the Israelites, and that Manetho's account may be a distorted version of the Exodus narrative, not necessarily representing a direct link between the Hyksos and the Hebrews. The Hyksos were rulers of a foreign dynasty in Egypt, while the Israelites were a people group with their own cultural and religious traditions, as described in the Bible. Archaeological evidence also raises questions about the extent to which the Hyksos were a unified people group, suggesting a degree of multiculturalism within their community. |
Travel › Re: Egypt Is Set To Build A 32km Long Bridge Across The Red Sea Linking It To Saudi by IyfeNamikaze(m): 10:28pm On Jun 09, 2025 |
DomPerignon: Moses is neither a Jewish or Christian figure
Moses isn't even Hebrew but was the illegitimate child of an Egyptian Princess who birthed him secretly from an affair she had and came up with the excuse that she saw him on the banks of the river Nile floating in a basket crib.
Horse shit.
Will a mother hoping to save her child from being killed on the orders of the pharaoh dump said child in the croc and hippo infested Nile rivers ?
Moses did not speak Hebrew and that's why he claimed to be a stutteterr and spoke through Aaron.
Moses did not keep by Hebrew tradition of marrying only within his race but instead he married a black Nubian woman.
Moses was forced into exile by his step brother Ramsey over a throne dispute.
Moses returned back to Egypt to wrest the throne from Ramsey .
Ramsey's father had secured power back to the indigenous Egyptian people after a long 400y brutal occupation by a foriegn Caanite tribe known as the Hyksos.
This is why the bible narrates the emergence of a Pharaoh who did not believe in the caanite god .
You can read up on the Hyksos and see that they were the Hebrews .
The Hyksos took over Egypt and ruled it with a tight fist . The also introduced monotheism into Egypt.
When the Egyptians seized back their country they banished the Hyksos from holding power and relegated them to a quarter outside the main cities aka Goshen.
Moses ran to the wastelands of Canaan and formed alliance with the Semitic Canannite lawless tribe.
Moses then decided he will get the throne from Ramsey by stirring up the non indigenous Semitic population to support his bid.
But Ramsey wanted none of it and expelled all foreigners from Egypt. This was the point Egypt stopped being multicultural. You will be a very good fiction writer if you really keep this up. Where did you get the story that Moses was an illegitimate son of the Egyptian princess? If you read the account of his birth very well you would see that his mother assigned his sister to watch over him while he was placed in the Nile banks. Furthermore, it is true that the Nile was infested with Crocs and hippos but this infestation is not the entire stretch of the Nile, there are places were people come to wash, bath and fetch water, which was one of what the Princess came to do there when she found Moses. He did speak Hebrew because his mother who acted as his nanny taught him while he was young, and he was a stutter which was why Aaron spoke in his steed. Otherwise, he could have spoken directly to pharaoh since he could speak their language but he didn't and Aaron spoke for him even in the king's presence. How did Ramses father secure the throne for him from the Hyksos when the Hyksos were overthrown in 1540BC and according to scholars the exodus happened around 300 years later? The dates doesn't match unless you want to tell me that Moses and Ramses were about 100 yrs at that time lol.... The maths is not mathing at all. Scholars believe that the Hebrews entered Canaan in 1200-1250 bC after living Egypt. Moreover, the Hyksos worshipped Baal and Anath, they also assimilated with Seth and On, Joseph was married to the daughter of Potiohera, the high priest of On, So No! The Hyksos were never monotheistic, If you really know about Hyksos then this would have been pretty obvious to you. In fact, according to the scholar's, the Hyksos were the kings that Joseph encountered, as they were the ones ruling upper Egypt at the time. They didn't really rule over all of Egypt, only the upper and Delta regions which was why they allowed Joseph to bring his people over since they were also Semitic people. But they had distinct cultural beliefs, artifacts and burial practices and traditions that was different from the Hebrews according to archaeological evidence. "This is why the bible narrates the emergence of a Pharaoh who did not believe in the caanite god ." Incorrect! The bible narrates the emergence of a Pharaoh who did not know JOSEPH. Actually, the Hebrews didn't even worship Yahweh while in Egypt. According to the biblical account, it was Moses who reminded them about the God of their forefathers which they have forgotten, and when they asked him the name of the God he answered I Am which translates to Yahweh. Why the bible narrates about the Pharaoh who didn't know Joseph is because after the native Egyptians removed the Hyksos, they enslaved the Hebrews who were at Delta area of Goshen who were also Semitic just like the Hyksos. Bare in mind that scholars generally believe that the Hebrews were only in Egypt for 200-250 years. Another reason why the Hyksos can not be the Hebrews is that The final surrender and retreat of the Hyskos is recounted by Ahmose, son of Abana, who served as an officer in the Egyptian navy under the Pharaoh who drove the Hyksos out of Egypt, Ahmose I.According to Ahmose Son of Abana's autobiography, the final stage of the battle against the Hyksos was when the Egyptian army besieged the city of Sharuhen for three years. Shruhen is usually identified with Tell el-'Ajjul in the Gaza area, on the ancient costal road along the Mediterranean, and appears to have been their last stronghold. Accordingly, the Hyksos withdrawal from Egypt was by the costal road – the way of the land of the Philistines, and this is where they resettled after their retreat back to Canaan. The Egyptians didn't just relegate them to a small portion of Goshen. The hebrews on the other hand came into Canaan via s different and longer route. You should probably try and read about the Hyksos a lot more and also read about the opinions of scholars concerning their relationship with the Hebrew. |
Travel › Re: How Lagos-calabar Highway Compares With Pan-african Cairo-cape Town Route by IyfeNamikaze(m): 2:36pm On Jun 09, 2025 |
gracealonev: The commissioning of the non-existent road is similar to Buhari's government shamelessly borrowing bags of rice to form a pyramid in Abuja just to deceive Nigerians that the country was self-sufficient in rice production.
One day, the citizens would be permanently cured of the malady of indifference! And also repainting Ethiopian Airlines and calling it Nigerian Airways. |
Sports › Re: Osimhen Rejects €75m Saudi Arabia’s Al Hilal Move by IyfeNamikaze(m): 12:48pm On Jun 09, 2025 |
WizardOfNG: Liverpool possible. Especially as Darwin Nunez and Diogo Jota are likely departing. Not too sure Real Madrid is feasible. Arsenal, Liverpool and United are clubs that are interested in signing him. Madrid would rather wait until his contract runs out before going for him, that's how they have been operating for a while |
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Properties › Re: Igbos Buying Up Oke Ado, Ibadan — Yorubas Lament by IyfeNamikaze(m): 10:14am On Jun 09, 2025 |
ProudlyLagos:
Otondo, go to new owerri and post parts of the town and see empty buildings and not just in IMO state, most part of ibo land have been deserted and ran to Lagos. Olodo, of all the places you can mention it's new owerri? An urban area that is bubbling with people and activities experience at night with hotels always booked out? It's clearly been a long time since you passed lol... |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hamas Gaza Chief Sinwar's Body Identified by IyfeNamikaze(m): 9:30am On Jun 09, 2025 |
EyeCumInPeace: At this rate, 72virgins per person may not be enough to go round.  That's why some of them are learning how to Bleep goats and cows to get acclimated with animal nyash because shortage don dey for heaven |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hamas Gaza Chief Sinwar's Body Identified by IyfeNamikaze(m): 9:28am On Jun 09, 2025 |
Omotaday: Yeah, bomb an hospital, plant the corpse and other evidence and then take zionist journalists to bear your witness.
Use that as justification to bomb more hospitals, schools, mosques, churches and libraries.
Only f00ls still believe Israel. So are you saying that they killed the guy the. Went and bombed a hospital just to plant his body there? Lol.... You people's brains are on reverse. I guess that's also what they did with Nasralla, they killed him then bombed a building just to plant his body there because why not 😂😂 |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Hamas Gaza Chief Sinwar's Body Identified by IyfeNamikaze(m): 9:25am On Jun 09, 2025 |
bewla: Keep on killing
One day freedom will come yea... Freedom will come for the Palestinians when Hamas and all terrorist groups are wiped off |
Properties › Re: Igbos Buying Up Oke Ado, Ibadan — Yorubas Lament by IyfeNamikaze(m): 9:18am On Jun 09, 2025 |
ProudlyLagos: 😂😂😂keep deceiving yourself….Otondo, I served in owerri and did my camp in Umuna bende Abia state you think I’m one of those you can gaslight? Empty buildings abound in SE where most of the owner have all deserted them for Lagos and Yorubaland😂😂😂 no real economic activities going on in SE aside from onitsha and maybe aba which are commercial centres no other location, Abi is owerri full of just hotel and hook up girls from world bank to control and Douglas or how many foreign and local investors are in SE? Name the areas where you saw empty houses na if you're sure of what you're talking about. I can post pictures of empty houses in Lagos right now! |
Politics › Re: Impeach Tinubu Now Over Coastal Highway–Afenifere by IyfeNamikaze(m): 9:09am On Jun 08, 2025 |
gabbytabby: Common sense is not so common. Impeachment over contract to a trusted hand.
Haters will always hate.
Them no fenifere oh. People in the axis know taking 3 to 5 hours just between Sangotedo and start of lekki Épé so commissioning is already over 10 years overdue so that people can start to use it.
PBAT and Uzodimma we appreciate you.
Bullshit lies. Since when did it take 3-5 hrs from Sangotedo to lekki Epe? It doesn't even take up to 2hrs from Ikoyi to Sangotedo |
Politics › Re: 2027: Ex-Minister, Ogah Backs Deputy Speaker Kalu To Mobilize Support For Tinubu by IyfeNamikaze(m): 8:46am On Jun 08, 2025 |
dedonfranco: What ever two of them are doing I support them because they're closer to their people. if you think Kalu can rally support for Tinubu in Abia State then you don't really know the relationship between Kalu and Abịa State. He doesn't have many supporters in Abia and majority of Abians see him as a failure, a sellout who has lost political relevance. They might throw pure water sachets at him if he comes to campaign for Tinubu in Aba. |