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Idi Amin: why is everybody jealous of Agulu

jealous of agulu kwa?hahahahaah
do you think agulu is more important than alor (ngige's hometown) in anambra state?
Go and check important cities in anambra before you talk

Anambra 2013: Senator chris Ngige wrote;
On the so called Igbo Party (APGA). I hear
people say that APGA led by victor umeh; that
they parrade themselves as the igbo
party;and we ask them,who are the igbos
that are in this party? Apart from chief
chukwuemeka odimegwu ojukwu,who died
the other day,who else?.I am not there,Rochas
okorocha is not there,Prof ben Nwabueze is
not there,Sen ike Ekweremmadu is not
there.Most of the igbo governors are not
there,something must be wrong with them!
And they have enclave only in Anambra and in
Anambra they don't even win elections,in the
three senatorial zones in the state.they have
no senators,and they say it is igbo party! Are
they saying that igbos have rejected their
party?.The answer is NO,APGA is a cabal three
persons from Agulu,Agulu uzoigbo;Victor
umeh,Agulu-Nnukwu,Peter obi and Nwobu
alor his uncle,Agulu.These are the three
persons parrading as APGA.And touting it as
igbo party.There must be a limit to deceit.That
deceit has gone on for too long.As we speak
today,what have they done in other states to
show that APGA is an igbo party? They are
busy feathering their nests.when they quarrel
over their loot they bring everybody in and
say that APGA is quarreling;when they
reconcile,they kiss themselves on TV. I Dr chris
Nwabueze Ngige cannot be deceived because
I know the people involved.I know the
dramatic personae and they know that I
know them-----with Dr chris ofume.

onwa ka anyi ga eso
ONWA GA ETI OZO
to adaobi,my advice to her is for her to leave politics entirely

kingbang: Kindly list the several people please. We have true Anambrarians like Odenigbo Aroli,Slimghost,Chino,biafranqueen,alexchiny and many others who tell the truth the way it is.

kind sir,can you please teach me how to recognise a true and a fake anambraian

Joblessness of the highest order

[quote author=~Bluetooth]I wondered what will happen and how many aspirants would emerge if the ibos finally got a chance to produce the president. . .Smh @ their greed to reach a consensus ![/quote]its none of your business you should be worried about tinubu's health

Yesterday,he claims he is benin,today yoruba,tomorrow he will be fulanis or somali
funny

My people went but never saw anything,this was the pics that started the nonsense rush,area boys were selling it for 200

This is good news,fucking more votes for ngige
ngige,warm up,you are the next governor of anambra state

ChinenyeN: That would be Urata.

ok,thanks

ChinenyeN: Do you mean Isu or Urata?

i cant say but which do they speak in owerri north?thats the one

Antivirus92: ikpeazu m nenelu state m, o ka bu anambra.

,last time i checked.......funny

owerri,izugbe,onitsha and idemili and i can attempt awka

lets start with yours first

odumchi: Odenigbo, go to 0:58 of this video to hear Onyenze (who is from Atani) use the phrase "iko okpo".


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlq_gOwlhko&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Dmlq_gOwlhko#



I'd rather not we go there.



Oh ok. How do they say "how are you" using "ndee"?

And does anyone know exactly what parts of Enugu speak "ife"?

ndee etu unu melu?/ndee ka i me? Or just 'ndee'?

Antivirus92: ndee does not serve as their kedu. We use the two interchangably.

ok,but they mean same

odumchi: In parts of Abia and Enugu we also say 'ndaa'/'ndee'.

What part(s) of Anambra say 'ife' and speak "kedu ife fa fulu na ife afu?" A while ago, I used to think all of Anambra spoke like that, but I've realized it isn't so.

Are there any parts of Anambra that say "nwuola" instead of "nwurugo onwu" for "has died"?

all of anambra north(onitsha,ogbaru,oyi e.t.c) and some parts of anambra centre speak ife

odumchi: So you would greet someone 'ndee'? And which one do you say: "ndee ka I mere/melu" or just "ndee"?

ya,ndee ebea i na aga?,ndee ebea o no?e.t.c,ndee serves as their kedu/kee

Antivirus92: we also say 'ndee ihe okwuru'

my mum's people(ideani] also speak 'ndee'

Odenigbo Aroli: No,we don't call it "eshi",rather,it "efi".

ok,i thought majority of idemili called it eshi

Odenigbo Aroli: I want everybody to bear in mind that the use of "sh".in Umuoji is very minimal and the pronounciation is very different from the Owerri and Nssuka people. When an elderly person in Umuoji wanna say "I don't know" they will say "amashom" but like I said earlier on the thread Umuoji has two lects. Southern part of Umuoji speak a bit different from the northern part. I have heard my dad told somebody "I na asu ka ndi mgbago". Meaning,you speak like people from the northern part of Umuoji.

You do hear people from my town say "osi onni" ? . Meaning,what did he say it is ? And so on.

that osi onni is almost way the owerri say theirs,they say "oshi nini',idemili dialects are intresting,do your people call cow 'eshi'?

odumchi: Yes. Ohafia people speak with 'sh'. I think it's also present in the Umuahia area.

i am forced to think that they are all related,i might be wrong though

odumchi: It's in every Igbo state. It's a really strange phenomenon.

even in Abia?

odumchi: Where does this 'sh' factor originate? Why is it that in random parts of Igboland you find the 'sh' sound? Why do people speak 'sh'?

not sure where it originated from but i know owerri,awka,some part of enugu speak it

Antivirus92: do u know oraukwu.

ofuma nu,my uncle is married to an oraukwu woman

Antivirus92: So una forget my ORAUKWU dialect? We speak like ndi neni, our neighbours.

oraukwu-big town

soludu is the Nacl solution
i just hope massob dont blame 'amara' and ewedu party for this

Odenigbo Aroli: Ok,I don't know you guys say "shinne". I have a friend from Obosi and he sound exactly like Onicha people.

really,where are you from?

Odenigbo Aroli: Mmee can be used for the red color and bloo. Example;Ona agba nmee.

exactly,because my grandma rarely uses obala

Odenigbo Aroli: ...Onye Igbo nnoo. Guy,okwadi onye Obosi ka ibu ?

eh