Politics › Re: Ukwuani People Wikipedia Content by OboloMAN: 12:06am On Oct 17, 2014 |
christopher123: For posterity resaons ..it will not be fine if people distort history and facts
That's. What I intend to achieve with this
It will be wrong to call a bat a bird you know And You Don't do that by misleading people with wrong details and facts. U don't read english to pass a french exam u know |
TV/Movies › Re: Gulder Ultimate Search 11 Thread by OboloMAN: 11:14pm On Oct 16, 2014 |
who was the viewers choice?
i predicted cannon ooo... nothing for me :::: |
Science/Technology › Re: Appliances From The Past. by OboloMAN: 9:23pm On Oct 16, 2014 |
timifizzy: Lmfao @ the computer sales advert pic.... Loool 10mb for $5995 .... chai... i want to sell my own ooo... just $1000 520GB |
NYSC › Re: Outgoing Batch C Corpers: Share Your Service Experience by OboloMAN: 6:28pm On Oct 16, 2014 |
nkeona: And some of them will end their life today where did u drop ur brain? Is dat d only tin u can wish them? |
Christianity Etc › Re: RIP - Apostle G.d. Numbere ( Founder Greater Evangelism World Crusade)q by OboloMAN(op): 6:03pm On Oct 16, 2014 |
lilbazy: but wetin dey worry you sef? Ask am well .... |
Politics › Re: Ukwuani People Wikipedia Content by OboloMAN: 6:00pm On Oct 16, 2014 |
Balkan: The ancestors of the Ndoni came from Utafa( Otapha ) in the Abua area of Rivers State. This claim is significant because the Abua are not really Ijaws. They are of Ibibio-Efik origin and moved westwards founding in the process the Obolo( or Andoni ) group. If uv lost ur history and ur looking for a new one.... u can apply to be part of the Ijaw nationality. |
Politics › The Buhari We Must Not Forget ::sharia by OboloMAN(op): 11:56am On Oct 16, 2014 |
e Buhari we must not forget Lagos - A former military ruler of Nigeria , Muhammadu Buhari , has called for the introduction of ' total ' Islamic law across the country, reports said on Monday .
Buhari, who ruled Nigeria from a coup in December 1983 to his ouster in 1985 , told a seminar in Kaduna , northern Nigeria , at the weekend that the strict Islamic law code known as the Sharia should be introduced in full across Nigeria .
"I will continue to show openly and inside me the total commitment to the Sharia movement that is sweeping all over Nigeria , " Buhari said, quoted in press reports .
"God willing , we will not stop the agitation for the total implementation of the Sharia in the country, " Buhari said .
Northern Nigeria is mainly Muslim but southern Nigeria is mainly Christian and has led criticism of the introduction of Islamic law in a dozen northern states in the past 18 months .
Africa' s most populous country has been shaken repeatedly in the past by religious unrest. In February 2000 between 2 000 and 3 000 people were killed by Christian-Muslim riots in Kaduna over the introduction of Sharia .
Call for Sharia across the country
Buhari' s comments were interpreted by the southern- based papers as a call for the imposition of Sharia all across the country, even in the mainly Christian south . " Buhari calls for Sharia in all states , " was the headline of the respected newspaper The Guardian.
Buhari' s comments were defended by supporters as simply a call for the full implementation of Sharia in areas where Muslims predominated . But the comments are the second by Buhari that have courted controversy after he called earlier this year for Muslims to vote at the next presidential elections only for someone who would defend their faith. This was criticised by the press as a call for voting along religious lines, as well as an attack on the current president , Olusegun Obasanjo, who is a Christian.
Buhari made the latest comments at a seminar organised by the Supreme Council for Sharia in Nigeria , a newly set up body attended by northern state governments and Islamic scholars.
" It is a legal responsibility which God has given us , within the context of one Nigeria , to continue to uphold the practice of Sharia wholeheartedly , and to educate non -Muslims that they have nothing to fear , " he said .
" What remains for Muslims in Nigeria is for them to redouble their efforts, educate Muslims on the need to promote the full implementation of Sharia law ," he went on . - AFP - |
Politics › Re: Ukwuani People Wikipedia Content by OboloMAN: 10:45am On Oct 16, 2014 |
christopher123: (4)UTAGBA The Utagba people are divided into two distinct towns and they are the largest Ndokwa community in terms of population. The original settlement is called Utagba Uno and its a federation of seven villages. The villages of Ikilibi and Etua migrated from Owere Olubor near Umunede ( meaning by implication they are of Ejeme-Isu stock ), while the other villages of Umusadege, Umuseti, Isumpe , Umusedeli , and Umusam also came from neighbouring Anioma communities like Nsukwa and Onicha Ukwuani. From Utagba Unor , one Ogbe led a group of Utagba people to a new site over 20 miles away and founded Utagba Ogbe thus the villages of Utagba Ogbe are similarly named after their kinsfolk at Utagba Uno thus there are Umusam, Umusadege, Umusadeli, Umuseti and Isumpe villages. The sixth village in Utagba Ogbe came from Adiai an Anioma town near Aboh. From Utagba Uno the village of Etua( which is by far the biggest sub clan ) arose the new and large settlement of Ndemili which is a few miles away from the Benin town of Urhonigbe. Etua people are also distinct from other Utagba people they are governed by Obis instead of the Okpala Uku which is common in most of Ndokwa land.
(5)NDONI The name Ndoni comes from " Nde Onuiyi " or people settled at the mouth of the river The Ndoni clan the core area comprises of Ndoni main town and the village of Oniku( which is regarded as senior to Ndoni ). The ancestors of the Ndoni came from Utafa( Otapha ) in the Abua area of Rivers State. This claim is significant because the Abua are not really Ijaws. They are of Ibibio-Efik origin and moved westwards founding in the process the Obolo( or Andoni ) group. The Abua group also included the Odual and Ogbia. President Goodluck Jonathan is from Ogbia. They are not really Ijaws since their language is closer to what is spoken in Akwa Ibom/Cross River States. Later people from Aboh , Ase and Onyah origins in particular settled in the Ndoni area thus Ndoni is a blend of people of Anioma and Abua origins. Ethnographically, Ndoni people are of Ukwuani stock having been thoroughly assimilated over 400 years ago when they first arrived. Ndoni clan as defined today comprises of some 65 settlements and its one of the largest communities in Ndokwaland.
(6) ABBI and UMUKWATA These are amongst the largest communities in Ndokwa land. The people of Abbi and Umukwata mainly descend from two brothers named Amacha( Abbi) and Ukwata( Umukwata). They originally came from Achalla near Awka in Anambra State and settled for a while in Aboh. Later they moved to their present sites. Later, in Abbi( there are originally two sections) a third section was founded by some hunters from Ani Ekei qtrs of Ubulu Uku( which is of Nri origin). From Abbi arose the ettlements of Umutu and Umuolu both are within Ndokwaland.
(7)ONICHA UKWUANI AND EMU CLANS These two clans are closely related and they are both of Anioma( Enuani ) origin. The founder was one Onicha who came from Nsukwa. He founded what is now known as Onicha Ukwuani. One of his sons called " Olo " with hi wife called " Emu " moved further south and founded Emu clan. This is why they are often called Umuonicha clan. Alternative versions of their origin suggests that they came from Ogwashi Uku via Nsukwa.
(AMAI The people of Amai descend from Amai an Elephant hunter from Igala land who settled in Aboh before moving to their present site. This is why Amai is attached to Aboh. Later some migrants from Ubulu Uku founded one of the qtrs called Umubu.
(9)UMUOKU and ONYAH clans These two groups are related. They form part of the same migration from Amaegu( or Emegu or Egbu ) near Owerri. They arrived in about 1500. The group led by Oku founded Utuoku or Oku's bank along the Niger. From Utuoku , families began to migrate and they crossed the Niger founding the new settlement of Adiai near Ndoni. A war ensued between Adiai and Aboh people and for this reason a group moved to the town of Onitsha while another moved to found Ogbeani qtrs of Utagba Ogbe. Another group led by one Aka managed to cross the Niger to found the village of Adiai Obiaka. Adiai Obiaka is also called Adiawali because they settled west of the Niger away from their traditional homelands near Ndoni. The other Adiai villages include Utu, Utuechi and Obiofu and all are in Rivers state. Adiai land is richly endowed with oil both in Delta and Rivers State. The Umuoku , the three settlements Utuoku, Adiai and Adiawali are governed by Igwes. What do you intend to achieve with this ? |
Politics › Re: Rivers 2015: The Exit Of Gov Amaechi - Who Succed Him? by OboloMAN: 10:30am On Oct 16, 2014 |
MAJOR LANCELOT ANYANYA (Rtd). My dear Rivers people, this is Major Lancelot Anyanya (Rtd). He is an Andoni-IJAW Rivers Man from Ataba Community of Rivers State. He is the Director General or should I say; Chairman of the "National Oil Spill Detection Response Agency (NOSDRA)". From the look (picture inset and without being told), you can see he as well Young. To be honest, there is nothing bad or ugly that has been said about him. Just that, some say he is a "newcomer", which to me is immaterial if he has the magic wand to take us to Uhuru. Without much ado, he is also in the Guber race for the Rivers 2015 Governorship under the People's Democratic Party (the PDP). Constitutionally, he is good to go from all I know. Academically he sound enough to lead as well (just hear him talk),
THIS IS THE MAN
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Politics › Re: Creation Of "Oil River State" From Akwa-ibom And Rivers State by OboloMAN: 10:18am On Oct 16, 2014 |
Reps approve 71 amendments to Nigerian constitution Abuja – The House of Representatives on Wednesday in Abuja voted to effect 71 amendments to sections of the 1999 constitution. The lawmakers also backed the adoption of referendum for state creation.
OIL RIVERS STATE IS A REALITY..
IJAWS ARE ONE |
Politics › Re: Creation Of "Oil River State" From Akwa-ibom And Rivers State by OboloMAN: 9:50am On Oct 16, 2014 |
the demand for the creation of Oil Rivers State predates the 2014 National Conference. It is significant to note that the Ijaw people through the Ijaw National Congress (INC) demanded for three homogenous states during the Babangida and Abacha eras to wit: Bayelsa, Oil Rivers and Toru-Ebe States. However, only Bayelsa State was eventually created. And more recently, when the National Assembly called for the submission of memorandum for the creation of states, the Ijaw people of Rivers and Akwa Ibom states submitted a memorandum for the creation of Oil Rivers State which was signed by all the Local Government Legislators, Houses of Assemblies members and National Assembly members of Ijaw extraction from Rivers and Akwa Ibom states. This requested was also presented before the Senate Committee on the Review of the 1999 Constitution by the leaders of the proposed Oil Rivers State in Calabar in 2012. 3. In any case Obong Victor Attah, Chief Nduese Essien and others who signed the petition against the creation of Oil Rivers State lacks the locus to do so as the proposed Oil Rivers State is only for the Ijaw people and land inhabited by the Ijaw people of Rivers and Akwa Ibom States. The petitioners are not part of the proposed state, hence they lack the locus to opposed the creation of Oil Rivers State. Therefore, we call on the relevant authorities to disregard the protest as the proposed Oil Rivers State deserved to be created on merit. 4. The IYC wish to make it abundantly clear that anybody or group of people opposing the creation of homogenous Ijaw states for the Ijaw people of Akwa Ibom and Rivers State on one hand, and the Ijaw people of Delta, Edo and Ondo States on the other hand are threats to the existence of Ijaw people and we are ready to take any step to protect our existence. The IYC would not sit back and allow Ijaw people to be politically and economically oppressed and suffocated in Akwa Ibom, |
Christianity Etc › Re: RIP - Apostle G.d. Numbere ( Founder Greater Evangelism World Crusade)q by OboloMAN(op): 8:20am On Oct 16, 2014 |
Billygee2u: To God be the Glory ,who called you back .You have already given God account of your works on earth ,therefore ,saying RIP is baseless ,cos,I don't known where you ended up now ,Heaven or opposite. Heaven of coursee... But Who am i to judge |
Christianity Etc › Re: RIP - Apostle G.d. Numbere ( Founder Greater Evangelism World Crusade)q by OboloMAN(op): 12:28am On Oct 16, 2014 |
Biography of Apostle Geoffrey Dabibi Numbere Apostle Geoffrey Dabibi Numbere is the Founder and International Director of Greater Evangelism World Crusade which has its headquarters in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. Called and commissioned as an Apostle by God, Apostle Numbere has for over 40 years, taken the Gospel to many countries in Africa, USA and the far East. He pioneered the indigenous Pentecostal evangelism first in the North and then the old Rivers State (now Rivers and Bayelsa States) of Nigeria. Amidst much opposition and persecution, many hardships and trials, he took the gospel to the downtrodden, underprivileged, forgotten, sometimes very remote and dangerous communities of the numerous islands and villages of Rivers and Bayelsa States. He is also a Bible teacher and has affected many lives through his books, newspaper articles, and his weekly television and radio programmes “Caught Up”. He was a one time chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) South- South Zone of Nigeria. He is married to Pastor (Dr) Nonyem E. Nembere (a medical doctor, author and conference speaker) and they are blessed with five children (all ordained Ministers of the gospel) and grand children.
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Christianity Etc › RIP - Apostle G.d. Numbere ( Founder Greater Evangelism World Crusade)q by OboloMAN(op): 12:24am On Oct 16, 2014 |
Great Loss. News just coming indicates that Apostle Geoffrey dabibi Numbere, founder of Greater Evangelism World Crusade has gone to be with the LORD. May his gentle soul rest in peace.
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Culture › Re: Photo: A Witch Bird Turns Human Being@ Oshodi. by OboloMAN: 9:14pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
Tenim47: Av watched d video provide links for the video |
Culture › Re: Photo: A Witch Bird Turns Human Being@ Oshodi. by OboloMAN: 9:13pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
muafrika: Right...She was burnt as a bird, fell, then transformed! Shouldn't we see burnt feathers? I think she was trying to make an illegal power connection, or stealing oil from an electric transformer. ok... that would make a reasonable story than d weird bird story... we are so dark in thinking.... would love to see how d small bird transformed to that 75kg woman with shirts on. Another nollywood story |
Culture › Re: Photo: A Witch Bird Turns Human Being@ Oshodi. by OboloMAN: 4:23pm On Oct 14, 2014 |
armyofone: I hope she is alright. Shame!! You guys can't take care of the poor old woman. Religion has blinded you all.
See why your country isn't moving forward...witches on a broom indeed That woman was beaten and burnt. She survived for a reason  So which story are we believing? The bird story.. or the beaten and burnt.. By d way am seeing her on clothes abi d bird feather turn to shirt? |
Culture › Re: Kalabari People! by OboloMAN: 1:01am On Oct 14, 2014 |
shota: King Awome said to be from a splinter group spoke the same language with the ende ame people.The name Awome is a typical name of the Ende ame group as well. They were the KALABARI people documented as Calabar by the Portuguese and CALABAR was a proper spelling any Portuguese would give to any one calling himself KALABARI since in Portuguese the last consonant R is always pronounced.
Some facts of history dunces are not always able to put down is the history of OBU AMAFA where the Ende ame came from. Their father was Perebo KALABARI who was born in OBU AMAFA . Was Perebo KALABARI the only man in Obu AMAFA ? Who were the people of Obu amafa and what language did they speak ? What language was even the name PEREBO KALABARI ? who were his people and what language did he speak with his people ? How many children did he born ? Was ENDE his only child ? .. Some answers... THE PEOPLE OF OBU AMAFA were KALABARI people who spoke KALABARI dialect. The Perebo KALABARI phrase was not a name but a title. A title given to a wealthy KALABARI man whose father was a man from MEIN KINGDOM ( MEIN OWEI ). The Title PERE OF THE KALABARI in OBU AMAFA was shortened to PEREBO KALABARI. His name was not known.. Besides, the Kalabari people of OBU AMAFA, There were KALABARI people in other fishing settlements and the people met near Duke town were some KALABARI fishing group led by Owuere ye Daba who were documented as CALABAR people. Their neighbors were the Efik who were known as MBOKO at that time. Owuere ye Daba UTILIZED tHE RIVER CALABAR as his fishing creek and eventually met the AROCHUKWU IGBOS at the source of the River. He became the middle man supplying ARochukwu Igbos to the Portuguese where the ARO CHUKWU long juju cult played some part. The Portuguese were only interested in slaves and so they never even settled on land. The arrival of the Dutch made things ugly for the Owuere ye Daba group . They Owuere ye Daba group then abandoned the area and moved back to their traditional home land. The same people founded settlements like Nkoro and the Obolo Ijaws. The Nkoro were some of the Koro ame whose name was dulterated to be Nkoro by the AROCHUKWU IGBOS among them .The Obolos were some of the Koro ame who decided to settle among Ibibio fishing parties. The same people met the ANDONI who they called IDONI and the ANYA APU who were the AYAMA Andonis. Many of them also settled in Okoloma settlement while the rest managed to get to Elem KALABARi that was called TORUSARAMA PIRI At Torusarama piri were different Ijaw groups who were living along wards where each wARD WAS MADE UP OF PEOPLE FROM DIFFERENT IJAW SETTLEMENTS like KE, BILLE, ABISSE, IFOKO and so on.. The Ende ame did not found Torusarama piri. They went and met other Ijaws living along wards and became part of them. So the ENDE AME met an organized settlement . The Koro ame led by Owuere ye daba brought the AMAYANABO system and the EKINE cult to the place . The SELEYE FUBARA was a priest of the EKINE cult and a member of the Koro ame. It is the same Seleye fubara that gave birth to JACK RICH whose mother was a Bille woman said to be a daughter of the Bille leader at that time.. AMAKIRI became king at the time the ENGLISH were about to start the indirect rule colonization system in the later 1600s. The same time King Perekule of Bonny was also appointed. The various clans were assigned by the English to the new kings for administartive purpose. All the clans EAST of the river KALABARI was to be under King Perekule While all the CLANS West of the river was to be under King Amakiri. In essence it was the English that established the various kingdoms of Bonny and KALABARI for administrative purpose. The refusal of Perekule to accept the demarcation led to the wars as Perekule chose to use force to take some Territories from Amakiri .
That was why all the clans like IFOKO, KE, ABISSE, KULA et all that speak the same dialect easily became under AMAKIRI while Bille refused.
You ll understand that even in BONNY kingdom, all the settlements are not of one source. The Finima were existing as Nyakpo before the Okoloma led by ALAGBARIGHA was founded by the Alagbarigha people who lived at Orupiri within the same geography.. The Orupiri people themselves may even be part of the OBU AMAFA Ijaws that had left earlier . Parts of Ancient Ifoko and Ke founded the ancient now Ibani settlements of Fibiri and Kuruama that are seen by the Ibanis as ancient historical settlements.
Amakiri came out from the Kalagbea house-hold quite , correct but the Kalagbea had taken over leadership from the Koroame because more than 60% of the Koroame had been annihilated by the Okrikas during the invasion of Old CALABARI ( Kalabari ) by the Okrikas that also resulted in the death of the King . That was what led to the end of the Owuere ye Daba dynasty of which King Awome was part of. During when the ENGLISH WANTED A LEADER FROM TORUSARAMA PRI. The Koro ame house contested believing they were the bona fide people to produce the leadership since they started it on arrival . But the Ende ame group insisted they would produce the leader and so there was a tussle and a contest supervised by the ENGLISH.. It is said Seleye Fubara was too young to represent the Koroame at that time so an elder from the Koroame house called Ogborigbo was selected . Amakiri beat him and his neck was cut off during the contest. The cutting off of Ogborigbo's head is still performed in form of a display to prove victory during the selection of a new AMAYANABO till today. But a Goat is used in place of a human being to perform the SIBI PELE ( cutting off of Ogborigbo's head ) . Amakiri was chosen and he became the new leader of the Ijaws of that axis. the ADOPTION OF KALABARI to call the entire axis was accepted by all the leaders of the various clan . U don't have an origin...........if this is the history you were told |
Culture › Re: RIVERS STATE IJAW WEDDING; BONNY & ANDONI by OboloMAN: 12:22am On Oct 14, 2014 |
nice one @ijawgirl ... very colourfull wedding. this looka like IKURU TOWN ANDONI if am not mistaken. Best wishea to the couples ... U didn't mention their names tho :: |
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Culture › Andoni Ethnic Nationality (obolo As They Love To Be Called) by OboloMAN(op): 5:42pm On Oct 08, 2014 |
Andoni Ethnic Nationality  OBOLO As we love to be called) ...... The Andoni (Obolo) people are among the first group of people to develop a strong ethnic identity in the Niger Delta. They speak the Obolo language and share common boundries with the bonnys ,ogonis,okrikas,kalabaries,ibibios in akwa ibom state and Opobos(established on andoni land in 1869) ...... Historically they dominated the fishing industry of the coastal waters of niger delta and were among the first to come in contact with the europeans. ....... Although 40% of the oil revenues in rivers and akwa_ibom state are gotten from andoni land. The Obolo people have been neglected by succesive governments. As the area is still begging for development and government presence. ..... Major towns and villages in Andoni L.G.A : Afradigi Agana Agafor Agbadam Agbakoroma Agbalama Agbama Agbanchichama Agwut Obolo Ajakajak Akaradi Akpakam Alaocha Ama Ekpu Ama Friday Ama Meri Ama Miller Ama Nmereke Ama Omuso Amankwu Amautile Anyamboko Asarama Asaramaija Asuk Ama Asuk Oyet Ataba Ayama Agana Ayama Ekede Ayama Unyengala Chiama Dema Dimama Ebukuma Echirichon Egbomung Egendem Egwede Emen Uko Emenudong Eppelema Galilee Gold Coast Ibot Ama Ibot Irem Ichama Ikuru Town Ilotumbi Inyong Edek Ukwa Inyong Nchicha Inyong Oron Isiobozien Isiodum Isioke Iwogono Iwokiri Iwoma Iwoma Asarama Iwoma Igobo Iyoba Iyobo Korukpri Mbuban Muma Ngo Nkerek Ofong Nkirika Ogbidim Ogbodim Ogbonte Okama Okama Agana Okama Ekede Okoloile Okoriki Okoroboi Okoroiko Okorolo Oronaja Otako Otiga Otogon Otoyo Otu Okolokolo Otuafu Otunria Otuokpong Uka Oworokwan Oyorokoto Polokiri Samanga Udung Ama Ukofe Ukosoide Ukwa Unyeada Unyengala |