gerg: Please, this is not an appropriate Ika song to use to showcase Ika culture. It's too poor in everything. I can interpret it but try another song please.
And can all those shameless Igbos peddling lies how Ika people has majority Igbo names listen to the names the musician is calling?
Igbos tend to do that a lot, Which song would u suggest, that can potray Ika culture to the fullest
RedboneSmith: I don't understand every line, but from what i understand the song is calling on people to rep their land/hometown/village wherever they may be, because one's land is the source of one's existence. Then towards the end he was calling out and hailing prominent Ika people.
RedboneSmith: Language-wise, Ika language is closer to Igbo than to Edo. There are many lines in that song that I understand. I wonder if an Edo person can understand as much as I did.
Probz: This Ika issue's being discussed on my thread as of now. They're more of a hybrid of Edo and Igbo linguistically at least and that's led to an ethnic identity crisis with them.
Urhobo and Isoko are definitely Edoid and they're both classified as Edoid languages.
Ika language sounds more edoid to me with borrowed igbo words
989900: Fine geh (biriful ibo girls; one of the reasons Biafra is DOA) . . . the disappointment for tourists though when they can't find similar on ground.
40kobo77: Governor Willie Obiano days are numbered.
Governor Willie Obiano saying anything bad about fake drugs in Anambra, is like somebody going to Benin to say the OBA of Benin is a Yoruba, na trouble this man find so.
Guy u harsh, but if this law is passed how many ppl go remain for Anambra
fiizznation: You are very mischievious and never straight forward. Have you even read what the dean of the school said about the "proposed law"?(Seunmsg created a thread about it, go look it up). Did you hear when he(dean) said the law became a necessity because some muslim groups are becoming nuisance(s) in the school.
There is absolutely nothing like Christian body in the school according to the dean, so I ask you, how can this outright ban be targetting Christian students/body that is of almost nonexistent in the school?
Nobody is restricting anybody to practice their religion freely. Christian association doesn't exist in the school and the MSSN that only exist in the school as a religion society is being regulated by the school with the introduction of this new law. So how is this a problem?
You know sharia law is binding on only Muslims and you are here making noise about what doesn't concern Christians.
There are schools(including FG owned schools) in the east that doesn't have muslim students associations and you don't see anybody crying about it. Why? Because muslims constituted like 0.001% in those schools, so nobody will even expect muslims to have associations there.
Ipisi: Rivers Angels are Champions of Nigeria Women Professional League Again, Rewarded with 350,000 Naira as the winners prize money
Rivers Angels of Port Harcourt in Rivers State are crowned Nigeria Women Professional League 2015/2016 Champions after beating Nasarawa Amazons 5-3 on penalty shootouts.
Rivers Angels becomes the first team since 2002 to win three consecutive Nigeria Women Professional League titles.
They were also given the sum of 350,000 Naira as the winners prize money (ridiculous though)
googlepikins: am from Rivers Etche, let me start by telling you we have 99.9% everything in common. Be it tradition,
culture,
religion,
way of expressing ourselves.
Apart from asari dokubo tell me another SS and SE person that is Moslem. Goodluck Jonathan is from SS OK, let's agree that he did not do anything for the igbos, but they fought for him like a brother will do for a fellow brother. So where do you people (Yorubas) stand.? With Fulanis? I wish you people Goodluck with them.
Yyeske: Good, provide us the Obigbo, Etche, Asaba etc dialects construction then compare to those of Owerri, Abakaliki, Abiriba, Nsukka etc then explain why I understand the Rivers and Delta dialects more than the rest.
I guess the latter are no longer Igbos
I still understand the Ikwerre dialect better than that of Owerri even if I've only visited both places
You understand ikwerre language better than owerri? Very funny, wer exactly are u from