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bettyLad:
it's not easy ,my husband is based in abroad ,I joined him after marriage and stayed there for 4years doing nothing ,my life was unproductive ,I was lonely and sad,annoying thing is that hubby won't allow me work so. we were always having issues cos even wen I was with him i was still lonely. I'm back to Niger now and oga comes every 2-3months cos of his bisness over here , just that now that the kids r getting wiser they fall sick whenever he comes and then leave and for like 2weeks I keep answering questions like "mummy where is daddy"? . I'm already used to it and always very busy since I came , had the chance to do what ve always wanted and go to places where I wanna go without having to take permission for anybody .I can never b a house wife ,it ll reduce your respect and standard ..back to your question @poster tell your sis to get herself busy with what she tink ll give her joy and keep her occupy ,with time she ll get used to it but not for too long cos of the kids .i ll return someday cos the kids too needs fatherly training esp now that they keep growing wiser by the day .

Kdiva:
Lol, hopefully I'll meet you flying first class.
I'm not tall, average height

Mynd44:
The pictures are fake and I have removed them

GavelSlam:
Those pictures are from Mamfe, Cameroon.

DanseMacabre:
One thing is very certain: Buhari will never go unpunished, even to his fifth generation. From the 2011 elections youth corps members to the Shi'ites to IPOB now, innocent blood is too much on his hands/head.

Abagworo:
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf honored in Owerri

NoFavors:
Bros, it's not Igbira... it's Ebira. Except maybe you're referring to a different tribe tho. Lol


I'll listen to it and get back

NoFavors:
I didn't listen to the video. I'm from Kogi state. I've been with load of Ebiras and many Igbos as well... I don't think their language sound any similar. Ebira is too twisted

NoFavors:
Ebira doesn't in anyway sound like Igbo. Ebira is harder and sounds harsher

falcon01:
"oyisi"

NoFavors:
And it's not Oyeezah

Khingz:
Hello Nairalanders!

Can someone tell me the word for 'love' in Ebira/Igbira language.

Thanks

gbosaa:
This is not the best painting that should adorn that wall. Creativity isn’t lacking amongst Imo state people but that painting speaks otherwise.

It is just out of place and not the best art work with those royal seats.

Any Igwe or titled man worth his salt would be embarrassed to seat there. There are lots of artistic ideas to represent and depict the cultural heritage of imo. The dancing maidens is one of them but it shouldn’t be painted in that room and behind those royal chairs.

Spylord48:
am an igbo like you.
if you see the truth why can't you say it out?
is there anything bigotry with what I said?

Spylord48:
Lol ist stage gone.tomorrow the main business of the day will be done. THE GRAND UNVEILING CEREMONY!!!
After which preparation for the next statue unveiling will commence. Who knows it might be Robert mugabe this time around.

freecocoa:
Come let me born you, ewu!

31 ko, mschew.

habsydiamond:
this people are serious with this struggle ooo. but wait if Igbo people achieve this Biafra of a thing, how are they going to carry their buildings, investments and so on to their land. e go difficult ooo. and Ibo sabi hustle ooooo. Ibo kue nu. abi I no get am.....

Abia State Police Command has arrested some suspected members of the proscribed Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) caught with Biafra currency in the state.



The Commissioner of Police in the state, Mr Anthony Ogbizi, disclosed this to reporters on Saturday while parading the purported IPOB members along with other suspects at the Police Officers’ Mess in Umuahia, the state capital.

“These IPOB members were arrested with Biafra currency, so when we say that IPOB has gone beyond a particular stage, the public may seem to disbelieve us because of their propaganda,” he said.

“Gradually you are seeing it, these three IPOB members were caught with the Biafra currency”.

Ogbizi said the arrest was made as a result of the level of professionalism and respect for diversity deployed by men of the Police Command.

He said the suspects would be made to face the full wrath of the law to serve as a deterrent to others.

Others paraded alongside the supposed IPOB members include suspected murderers, kidnappers, armed robbers and child traffickers among others.

Items recovered from them are 10 bags of suspected cannabis, Biafra currency, a pump action gun and phones among others.

Although the suspected murderers and kidnappers made attempts to deny their involvement in crime, Ogbizi insisted that their outcry cannot change the evidence before them.

Abia State Police Command has arrested some suspected members of the proscribed Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) caught with Biafra currency in the state.



The Commissioner of Police in the state, Mr Anthony Ogbizi, disclosed this to reporters on Saturday while parading the purported IPOB members along with other suspects at the Police Officers’ Mess in Umuahia, the state capital.

“These IPOB members were arrested with Biafra currency, so when we say that IPOB has gone beyond a particular stage, the public may seem to disbelieve us because of their propaganda,” he said.

“Gradually you are seeing it, these three IPOB members were caught with the Biafra currency”.

Ogbizi said the arrest was made as a result of the level of professionalism and respect for diversity deployed by men of the Police Command.

He said the suspects would be made to face the full wrath of the law to serve as a deterrent to others.

Others paraded alongside the supposed IPOB members include suspected murderers, kidnappers, armed robbers and child traffickers among others.

Items recovered from them are 10 bags of suspected cannabis, Biafra currency, a pump action gun and phones among others.

Although the suspected murderers and kidnappers made attempts to deny their involvement in crime, Ogbizi insisted that their outcry cannot change the evidence before them.

Ngozi123:
That's strange as everyone in my immediate and extended family, who's currently married, is married to an Igbo person. I know many Igbo families who'd certainly care if their son or daughter were to marry from a non-Eastern tribe.