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seunmsg:Rio CHIMA Ngumoha is his name. His parents are from Abia State Nigeria. Indeed he is AGBA BALLER! Does it even matter whether he is Igbo or Yoruba? I love Ngumoha but I love Lookman more. The joke is all you tribalists! |
*REBUTTAL STATEMENT FROM NDOKWA CONCERNED CITIZENS (NCC)* In Response to the Statement by the Ndokwa Neku Union (NNU) on the Anioma State Public Hearing Presented by Comrade Donald I. Ibobo Fellow Ndokwa sons and daughters, I, Comrade Donald I. Ibobo, on behalf of the Ndokwa Concerned Citizens (NCC), write to categorically and unequivocally reject the recent statement made by the Ndokwa Neku Union (NNU) regarding the public hearing on the proposed creation of Anioma State. Let it be made abundantly clear: the NNU, as currently constituted, does not speak for the entirety of the Ndokwa people—neither the Ukwuani nor the Ndosumili. Its moral and political authority has eroded beyond repair, and its latest commentary reeks of hypocrisy, partisanship, and desperation. 1. *NNU Is Not the Sole Voice of Ndokwa People* The assertion that the NNU is the “only recognized and authorized voice” of our people is a lie rooted in arrogance. No democratic society grants monopoly of voice to any group—particularly not one entrenched in internal bias and political patronage. Our people are free and discerning. They cannot and will not be reduced to subjects of a select elite. The current NNU executive, handpicked and installed under the political whims of former Governor Ifeanyi Okowa, has failed to inspire confidence or legitimacy. Chief Amechi Asugwuni and Dcn. Jimoh Egwali, by their actions and alignments, have sacrificed communal representation for partisan loyalty. 2. *Political Bias and Selective Loyalty* The NNU's overt alignment with Governor Sheriff Oborevwori while simultaneously snubbing Senator Ned Nwoko—Ndokwa’s only representative at the National Assembly and a leading voice for Anioma State—is both petty and harmful. This exclusion is not just disrespectful; it is strategically divisive. Their silence on Senator Nwoko’s efforts, and their backhanded attempts to undermine him, expose an agenda that has nothing to do with Ndokwa unity and everything to do with outdated political alignments. The people see it. They are not deceived. 3. *How Many Times Will Senator Ned Nwoko Consult NNU?* Senator Nwoko already consulted the NNU under General Mike Ndubisi’s leadership—an era marked by forthrightness and integrity. Since then, however, the union has fallen into the hands of individuals who serve themselves and their handlers, not the people. This must end. 2027 presents a historic opportunity for us to redefine leadership in Ndokwa land. We must demand clarity of purpose, inclusiveness, and untainted representation. 4. *Anioma State Creation Stakeholders Meeting – August 31st, 2024* On August 31st, 2024, at the prestigious Ground Hotel in Asaba, Senator Ned Nwoko, representing the Delta North Senatorial District, convened a significant gathering of constituents. This inclusive meeting brought together political leaders, traditional rulers, youth, women, and various cultural groups from across Anioma to deliberate on the renewed and strategic push for the creation of Anioma State. The event provided an open platform for all interested stakeholders to express their views. In a remarkable show of unity, all Anioma tribes represented at the meeting gave their strategic and vocal support to the approach outlined by the convener, Distinguished Senator Ned Nwoko. This collective endorsement marks a vital step forward in the journey toward realizing the long-standing aspiration for Anioma State. It is worth noting that those who chose to stay away—perhaps due to past political grievances or personal biases—did so to their own detriment. The creation of Anioma State is a cause that transcends individual politics; it is a shared vision rooted in equity, representation, and progress for our people. To this end, I urge the leadership of the Ndokwa Neku Union (NNU) to reconsider their stance. If there are unresolved issues with Senator Ned Nwoko, it is only respectful and productive to seek direct engagement, rather than resorting to public antagonism. Sitting on the fence and casting aspersions serves no one and only delays our collective progress. This is a historic moment that requires unity, maturity, and strategic collaboration. The time for Anioma State is now—and it begins with us all standing together. 5. *Public Hearing Misrepresentation* The NNU’s claim that their delegates were denied a voice at the July 4 Senate Public Hearing in Uyo is not only false—it is disingenuous. There is video evidence clearly showing that when the Senate Committee Chairman invited opposing views, no voice of dissent was raised—not even from the NNU’s supposed delegation. Their silence then invalidates their noise now. Furthermore, diverse stakeholders—including youths, professionals, diaspora representatives, and civil society members—were present and contributed meaningfully. The suggestion that the process was flawed simply because the NNU wasn’t at the center of it is narcissistic and misleading. 6. *You Do Not Speak for Us Without Consensus* The so-called “collective position” by the NNU was never discussed in any open town hall, traditional council, or public consultation involving the people. It was manufactured in private rooms by a narrow circle. That is not representation—it is manipulation. Let it be known: any submission made by the NNU is not binding on the Ndokwa people. 7. *Support for Anioma State with Unity of Purpose* The creation of Anioma State is a just cause and a legitimate aspiration. But it must be pursued with transparency, fairness, and broad-based input—not through political gatekeeping and exclusion. We urge the Senate Committee and the Nigerian public to recognize that the Ndokwa people are not one voice dictated from above—we are many voices, united in purpose but diverse in expression. *Conclusion* I, Comrade Donald I. Ibobo, on behalf of the Ndokwa Concerned Citizens, declare as follows: The NNU no longer commands the trust or mandate of the Ndokwa people. Its attempt to monopolize our identity and silence alternate perspectives is undemocratic and unacceptable. We, the people, will not be silenced, sidelined, or spoken for without consent. We call on all Ndokwa sons and daughters, within Nigeria and across the diaspora, to reject the NNU’s autocratic posturing and rise in support of a more inclusive, transparent, and accountable leadership that reflects our collective will. *For truth, for justice, and for the future of Ndokwa Nation*. *Signed*, Comrade Donald I. Ibobo For: Ndokwa Concerned Citizens (NCC) Date: July 9, 2025 |
*REBUTTAL STATEMENT FROM NDOKWA CONCERNED CITIZENS (NCC)* In Response to the Statement by the Ndokwa Neku Union (NNU) on the Anioma State Public Hearing Presented by Comrade Donald I. Ibobo Fellow Ndokwa sons and daughters, I, Comrade Donald I. Ibobo, on behalf of the Ndokwa Concerned Citizens (NCC), write to categorically and unequivocally reject the recent statement made by the Ndokwa Neku Union (NNU) regarding the public hearing on the proposed creation of Anioma State. Let it be made abundantly clear: the NNU, as currently constituted, does not speak for the entirety of the Ndokwa people—neither the Ukwuani nor the Ndosumili. Its moral and political authority has eroded beyond repair, and its latest commentary reeks of hypocrisy, partisanship, and desperation. 1. *NNU Is Not the Sole Voice of Ndokwa People* The assertion that the NNU is the “only recognized and authorized voice” of our people is a lie rooted in arrogance. No democratic society grants monopoly of voice to any group—particularly not one entrenched in internal bias and political patronage. Our people are free and discerning. They cannot and will not be reduced to subjects of a select elite. The current NNU executive, handpicked and installed under the political whims of former Governor Ifeanyi Okowa, has failed to inspire confidence or legitimacy. Chief Amechi Asugwuni and Dcn. Jimoh Egwali, by their actions and alignments, have sacrificed communal representation for partisan loyalty. 2. *Political Bias and Selective Loyalty* The NNU's overt alignment with Governor Sheriff Oborevwori while simultaneously snubbing Senator Ned Nwoko—Ndokwa’s only representative at the National Assembly and a leading voice for Anioma State—is both petty and harmful. This exclusion is not just disrespectful; it is strategically divisive. Their silence on Senator Nwoko’s efforts, and their backhanded attempts to undermine him, expose an agenda that has nothing to do with Ndokwa unity and everything to do with outdated political alignments. The people see it. They are not deceived. 3. *How Many Times Will Senator Ned Nwoko Consult NNU?* Senator Nwoko already consulted the NNU under General Mike Ndubisi’s leadership—an era marked by forthrightness and integrity. Since then, however, the union has fallen into the hands of individuals who serve themselves and their handlers, not the people. This must end. 2027 presents a historic opportunity for us to redefine leadership in Ndokwa land. We must demand clarity of purpose, inclusiveness, and untainted representation. 4. *Anioma State Creation Stakeholders Meeting – August 31st, 2024* On August 31st, 2024, at the prestigious Ground Hotel in Asaba, Senator Ned Nwoko, representing the Delta North Senatorial District, convened a significant gathering of constituents. This inclusive meeting brought together political leaders, traditional rulers, youth, women, and various cultural groups from across Anioma to deliberate on the renewed and strategic push for the creation of Anioma State. The event provided an open platform for all interested stakeholders to express their views. In a remarkable show of unity, all Anioma tribes represented at the meeting gave their strategic and vocal support to the approach outlined by the convener, Distinguished Senator Ned Nwoko. This collective endorsement marks a vital step forward in the journey toward realizing the long-standing aspiration for Anioma State. It is worth noting that those who chose to stay away—perhaps due to past political grievances or personal biases—did so to their own detriment. The creation of Anioma State is a cause that transcends individual politics; it is a shared vision rooted in equity, representation, and progress for our people. To this end, I urge the leadership of the Ndokwa Neku Union (NNU) to reconsider their stance. If there are unresolved issues with Senator Ned Nwoko, it is only respectful and productive to seek direct engagement, rather than resorting to public antagonism. Sitting on the fence and casting aspersions serves no one and only delays our collective progress. This is a historic moment that requires unity, maturity, and strategic collaboration. The time for Anioma State is now—and it begins with us all standing together. 5. *Public Hearing Misrepresentation* The NNU’s claim that their delegates were denied a voice at the July 4 Senate Public Hearing in Uyo is not only false—it is disingenuous. There is video evidence clearly showing that when the Senate Committee Chairman invited opposing views, no voice of dissent was raised—not even from the NNU’s supposed delegation. Their silence then invalidates their noise now. Furthermore, diverse stakeholders—including youths, professionals, diaspora representatives, and civil society members—were present and contributed meaningfully. The suggestion that the process was flawed simply because the NNU wasn’t at the center of it is narcissistic and misleading. 6. *You Do Not Speak for Us Without Consensus* The so-called “collective position” by the NNU was never discussed in any open town hall, traditional council, or public consultation involving the people. It was manufactured in private rooms by a narrow circle. That is not representation—it is manipulation. Let it be known: any submission made by the NNU is not binding on the Ndokwa people. 7. *Support for Anioma State with Unity of Purpose* The creation of Anioma State is a just cause and a legitimate aspiration. But it must be pursued with transparency, fairness, and broad-based input—not through political gatekeeping and exclusion. We urge the Senate Committee and the Nigerian public to recognize that the Ndokwa people are not one voice dictated from above—we are many voices, united in purpose but diverse in expression. *Conclusion* I, Comrade Donald I. Ibobo, on behalf of the Ndokwa Concerned Citizens, declare as follows: The NNU no longer commands the trust or mandate of the Ndokwa people. Its attempt to monopolize our identity and silence alternate perspectives is undemocratic and unacceptable. We, the people, will not be silenced, sidelined, or spoken for without consent. We call on all Ndokwa sons and daughters, within Nigeria and across the diaspora, to reject the NNU’s autocratic posturing and rise in support of a more inclusive, transparent, and accountable leadership that reflects our collective will. *For truth, for justice, and for the future of Ndokwa Nation*. *Signed*, Comrade Donald I. Ibobo For: Ndokwa Concerned Citizens (NCC) Date: July 9, 2025 |
Chai, na so Sweswe take die? ... The guy na ONE MAN RIOT SQUAD! I remember a certain day that Armed Robbers visited my hood around Arowojobe Street. Sweswe single handedly repelled them with a few of his boys. ***This incident happened over 18 years ago. Some of these Indomie children should respect Agba like us. ![]() |
Dear friend, Please NEVER you beg a woman not to leave. Allow her to do what she pleases. If not, you will beg and beg all your life. It is better she does it now so that you too can move on. Someone might think I am 'wicked'. Not at all. Experience is the best teacher. Let her satisfy her curiosity. You can actually do with her. Unfortunately, you may not have the balls. |
Wow, so Mr. Ibu could still crack jokes even at the point of death? He was indeed a humor merchant. |
SEYI TIBUBU FOR GOVERNOR...... CONTINUITY 2027 ![]() |
Well done my beautiful Imo State stars! We are proud of you all. For those of you who are in the habit of disrespecting and disparaging Imo State girls, make una show una ugly face for this thread. Imo girls 'get am'! Yes, we've got it!... beauty, brain, bold. ![]() |
IPOB is NOT responsible for most of the destruction going on in Igbo. Simon Ekpa and Auto-pilots are responsible for Sit-At-Home every Monday. Simon Ekpa is not a member of IPOB. Therefore, IPOB is NOT a terrorists organisation. Una agenda no go agend. All of you are hypocrites. |
Thank you for this write up. I hope it makes front page. |
Block Votes (over 70% of total votes) Anambra Imo Abia Enugu Edo Rivers Akwa Ibom Cross Rivers OVER 50% OF TOTAL VOTES Ebonyi Bayelsa Benue Plateau Delta Over 25% OF TOTAL VOTES Lagos Kaduna Gombe Ogun Taraba Adamawa Niger Kogi NOTE 1. 80% of Youths from the South East and South South will vote Peter Obi. 2. Electronic transmission of result will in use 3. Peter Obi age, credibility and integrity will speak volume, unlike the other two ancestors. 4. The big 'IF' is whether crooked APC will not deploy their touts (Kabaka in Edo State, Oluomo in Lagos State, etc) and if PDP do not replay their dirty game of Kwankwaso stepping down for his Fulani brother. Friendly WARNING: Do NOT vote for ANYBODY who is OLDER than Nigeria. |
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Nigerians are tired of "TRANSACTIONAL POLITICS" a.k.a Politics of Patronage. Please do NOT Vote for ANYBODY who is OLDER than Nigeria. ![]() Peter Obi is the man! Vote for #PeterObi. |
What is the POPULATION of the entire ZURU people? Just asking. APC sabi tell lies sha. ![]() |
The way ndi-Yoruba take hate Omo Ibo, na only Jehovah Lord God Almighty will deliver all una. If I may ask: WETIN IGBO PEOPLE DO UNA ![]() |
ADA MBAIKE all the way! Ada Iyiafor-Ogwa!! May our ancestors support your noble course and may Almighty God grant you victory!!! |
After this war, these outcasts from the tribe of Bambara will be visited by poverty. They will be looking for a place to settle. Thereafter, they will make their way into Nigeria and eventually join force with the Fulani tribe who want to take over our ancestral lands. There is nothing like ONE NIGERIA. |
I am loving this! I blame my Igbo Biafrans for this piece of crap. Igbos should have learnt from experience that Ijaws cannot be trusted. Ijaws HATE Igbos!!! It is as simple as that. Let Ndigbo accept Govt's mischievous offer of 5 Eastern States and those Igbos in the South South who want to go with us. Enough of this self humiliation. Give us IGBO NATIONS!!! Enough said. |
Dr Maduka is an Olodo. He knows nothing about governance and worst still he cannot make a simple sentence correctly. I am shocked to know that he is a Medical Doctor. He fumbled at every question asked by AriseTV and ChannelsTv interviews. ![]() |
Aufbauh:Are you also saying that the Men of the Nigerian Police Force were taking the same substance when they were killing and destroying IPOB and innocent Igbo youths? May I remind you of Python Dance 1, Python Dance 2 and Python Dance 3. During those days, even foolls like you thought IPOB were cowards. I love Igbo people. They are always the best in everything they do. ![]() |
I am Igbo and I bleed Igbo. However, I do regret to say that I have zero sympathy for Igbos who championed #ENDSARS protests. That is what you get when you prefer "ONE NIGERIA" to a better option called #BIAFRA, #IGBONATION #ODUDUWAREPUBLIC etc. They want to die in FULANIZED Nigeria. Tufiakwa! |
No be so! These are Nigerian SPONSORED PROTESTERS. Are we so forgetful? These IPOBians were very peaceful in their quest for independent nation of Biafra. At a point, they were mocked as Internet IPOB. Their agitation predated Buhari's emergence as the President of Nigeria in 2015. Buhari, a Fulani man without guile descended on IPOB. First he declared them a Terrorist organisation (for no reason). He proceeded further by arresting, torturing and killing these innocent men. Remember Python Dance (Egwu Eke) 1, 2 and 3. Yet Nigerians kept quiet. IPOB formed ESN for the protection of their own people against killer herdsmen in Igboland and all hell let loose. Buhari and APC government has provoked Igbos. Whatever or whichever way they fight back right now is totally acceptable. https://www.africanews.com/2021/08/05/nigerian-army-killed-115-pro-biafra-people-between-march-and-june-amnesty-international #IgbosNoBeYoruba |
Coldie:SHAME ON YOUR USELESS PARENTS WHO GAVE BIRTH TO YOU!!! You are claiming to be "an Igbo guy" just because you want to be heard on Nairaland?! Igbos do not give birth to idiotic efulefus of which you are an offspring. We definitely know our children. |
stanluiz:You are wrong. Every Igbo person is an INDIGENOUS to Nigeria and a Biafran by default. So just SHUT UP! When Igbos succeed with Biafra, you still have a chance to be a NIGERIAN IGBO. Ewu Awusa! |
![]() Why cover your ugly faces? They can't even speak English or Yoruba fluently. They give birth to touts in their numbers. Fani Kayode is one of their own. These are the same idiots who insult IPOBians who go about without masks. All I see are COWARDS everywhere!!! ![]() |
I thought you guys said at the beginning that IPOB only exist on social media?! ![]() Rather than curse IPOB, why not ask Buhari to grant their demand? Igbos are despised and hated! They are a dot in a circle. They want their own country. Do not stop them. ![]() |
Biodun556:What is THIS RUBBISH? Stop living on lies, like Lai Muhammed. You have failed in your attempt to win support for your master, oju opolo. No! he is not going to be our president. ![]() Asiwaju does not have Igbo friends. If he does, just mention 10. Igbos saw the unseen opportunity in Lekki of which Asiwaju himself would have denied them if he had known. My people have an adage: the hawk is never pleased with the boisterous life of a healthy fowl. ![]() |
Well done my dear brothers and sisters. You are the real MVPs in this fight. Yes indeed, MEN STILL DEY FOR IGBO LAND!!! |
Anazp:Quit talking nonsense!!! Allow Igbos go and kill themselves. It is not your business. Sadly you are ignorant to know that living in South Sudan is better than living in Nigeria. At least, they do not have Fulani terrorists in Southern Sudan. Your hatred towards Ndigbo cannot be hidden. We obviously know that you do not like us. You want Igbos to remain in your miserable Nigeria. As for you and everyone who liked your brainless post, ALL OF UNA DEY MAD!!! SHAME ON YOU!!! |
I definitely knew that Reno Omockery was spewing lies. Just imagine Reno claiming that some of his Delta Igbo neighbours were Bini and Ishekiri slaves. How possible is that? As a matter of fact, Igbos rule over their own territory and that of their neighbours and not the other way round. Sadly, the so called Delta Igbos are already denying their Igbo-ness in order to be accepted by their neighbours who are minorities to Igbo tribe. Igbo kwenu! |
gawu1:I do not pity your MISERABLE life. Rather, I am much more disgusted by the nincompoops who liked this nonsense you posted. All of una dey mad! |

