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Politics / Re: Ten Largest Ethnicities In South South by pazienza(m): 7:48am On Apr 16 |
FatherOfJesus: All of them are ikas. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Ten Largest Ethnicities In South South by pazienza(m): 12:16pm On Apr 12 |
FatherOfJesus: Oga it is not any combination. Unless you accept that Esan is a combination of Igbo and Esan. Igbanke is strictly Ika, an Igboid language. Whatever influences Esan has on Igbanke was not a one way traffic, Igbanke also exacted an Igbo influence on Esan. So if you are saying that Igbanke is Easn + Ika, then it means that Esan is Bini +Igbo (Ika). Now does this make sense to you? 3 Likes |
Politics / Re: Until The Yorubas And Igbos Become Brothers... by pazienza(m): 2:37am On Feb 18, 2021 |
Tranquillity360: The Yorubas are not alone in their Igbophobia. Its the whole damn country. From North-North, to West-West, to South-South. There is no difference between all of them. Nothing unite all of them together than shared Igbophobic sentiments. It's innate in all of them. Ndiigbo are not interested in any useless alliance with any Nigerian group. Let all man deal with their own demons independently. When we get our Biafra, with a well defined national boundary put between us and these people, such that they can never harm us again without being made to pay back in equal terms, we can associate with them on issues of mutual interest. But as far as Nigeria is concerned. All man must carry their own cross. 13 Likes |
Politics / Re: Until The Yorubas And Igbos Become Brothers... by pazienza(m): 1:34am On Feb 18, 2021 |
There is and will not be any brotherhood between Ndiigbo and Yorubas. Not in this planet. Events of 1966-70 sealed the rules of Igbo engagement with Yoruba and indeed all parts of Nigeria. Yorubas are not even neighbours to Ndiigbo, the Edo are natural buffer between us and Yorubas. It is our utmost belief that both Yorubas and Ndiigbo are more than capable of handling our individual problems in Nigeria,independent of each other. Perhaps when Biafra becomes an independent nation, and Yorubas hopefully agree to give up Kwara and Kogi to Arewa and form Odua republic in SW. Maybe then, Ndiigbo can liaise with Yorubas in areas of mutual interest. Other than that, any Igbo speaking of any form of alliance between us and Yorubas needs a brain surgery. Make all man carry him own cross abeg. 11 Likes 2 Shares |
Education / Re: Innoson/bosch Automobile Training Kicks Off As Over 200 Students Are Inducted by pazienza(m): 8:20pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
P1PrinceKT: Innoson has people from all parts of Nigeria under his employment too. Choosing SEners for this particular training program is also dependent on business location. His business is located in SE and he has to take care of SE first and foremost. Charity must begin at home. Igbos has been accused of developing other people land while neglecting Igbo land. Current Igbo generation is on a mission to change that. We are giving priority to development of Alaigbo ahead of elsewhere and the best way to develop a place is by human resources development. 3 Likes |
Education / Re: Innoson/bosch Automobile Training Kicks Off As Over 200 Students Are Inducted by pazienza(m): 7:25pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
BastardWike: Sadly all it takes is one Nigerian government policy by an Igbophobic Nigerian government from West West, North North or South South, and Innoson years of hardwork will be undone in minute. This is why independence from Nigeria, or atleast a form of temporary autonomy from the FG, is a necessity for Igbo renaissance. 6 Likes |
Politics / Re: North, And SW Are Like Husband And Wife, Slave And Master-arewa Forum by pazienza(m): 7:08pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
Zooposki: Taa! SW can't divide Nada! They haven't been able to reclaim Kwara and Kogi West from Arewa, but they want to deceive themselves that they hold the power to divide Nigeria. Funny people. It is practically a delusion of grandeur to think the division of Nigeria lies on SW hands. Newsflash, it doesn't. If SW do anyhow, the North will descend on them and finish them off. This time around there would be no stupid Nzeogwu to allow SW wriggle free and reunite with the North on top of Igbo blood. Ndiigbo will just wait for the North to be done with you, then we tackle a weakened North thereafter, knowing that SW will no longer be a threat. We are just hoping SW put up a good fight against the North, that way we can get a weakened North to deal with. But from what I'm seeing so far, it looks like SW will just roll over. 4 Likes |
Politics / Re: North, And SW Are Like Husband And Wife, Slave And Master-arewa Forum by pazienza(m): 6:41pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
That moment when you feel so proud of being Igbo. Thank Chukwu for making me Onye Igbo. 6 Likes |
Politics / Re: I Have Played My Part, I Will Not Lead If Others Don't Rise Up -Sunday Ighoho by pazienza(m): 6:36pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
Where is the source. OP attach the source to this your news. |
Education / Re: Innoson/bosch Automobile Training Kicks Off As Over 200 Students Are Inducted by pazienza(m): 3:07pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
EzeAro: Ozugbo nu! Anya rulu Innocent nwa chukwuma,nwa Anaedo, ani. He carried every one along. cc: IDENNA, Odenigboaroli. Take note at how a real Igbo man from Anambra behaves. We build and promote Igbo unity and not scatter it. 5 Likes |
Education / Re: Innoson/bosch Automobile Training Kicks Off As Over 200 Students Are Inducted by pazienza(m): 2:41pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
Innoson bu onye Obodo. 6 Likes |
Politics / Re: The Developers Should Know That Calabar Was Once Capital Of Nigeria by pazienza(m): 2:35pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
Kzinne: It was never a capital of Nigeria. Until 1914 there was no Nigeria. Calabar was the capital of Southern protectorate before it was merged to Lagos colony and protectorate in 1906 to form protectorate and colony of Southern Nigeria with capital in Lagos. Nigeria was formed in 1914 with its capital in Lagos. Get your facts right. 3 Likes |
Politics / Re: The Developers Should Know That Calabar Was Once Capital Of Nigeria by pazienza(m): 2:23pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
Calabar was never the capital of Nigeria. Calabar was the capital of Protectorate of Southern Nigeria which translates to today SS, SE and Owo division of Ondo. Lagos was the capital of Lagos colony and protectorate which translates to modern SW minus Owo division. In 1906, Sir Egerton amalgamated Southern Protectorate with Lagos to form Colony and protectorate of Southern Nigeria. The capital of Southern Nigeria was then shifted from Calabar to Lagos. This set the stage for Lagos to be the capital of Nigeria in 1914 when Lord Lugard amalgamated Southern Nigeria with Northern Nigeria. By 1938 when Bernard Burdillion divided Nigeria into three regions of North, West and East, Enugu by virtue of its coal resources had become a more important city to the colonials than Calabar and hence became the capital of the East. So OP you are wrong. Calabar at no point in time was the capital of a United Nigeria. It was displaced by Lagos as the capital of Southern Nigeria in 1906. 10 Likes 1 Share |
Politics / Re: Anioma Group Blasts Apc’s Lauretta Onochie For Ill-fated Article Press Release by pazienza(m): 1:35pm On Feb 17, 2021 |
Rugaria
Allowing Saraduna to FINISH off the south west was the right way to go, since it was obvious we couldn't form alliance with them because of irreconcilable differences. It would have taken the SW out of the picture during the war and earned us more international support. This is also the same approach we MUST take in herdsmen issue. We guard our home turf and maintain golden silence on events happening in SW and all non Igbo parts of Nigeria. If Fulanis prevail there, good outcome, it would mean less opponent to gang up against us and would give more weight to our international herdsman attacks agenda. If the SW or any other part of Nigeria wins, good and good, it would ensure the Fulanis don't get strong enough. The advantage of allowing Saraduna finish up West was that it would have been a long protracted battle between both of them, leaving the winner weakened and easier for us to mop up later. Nzeogwu was a fool for getting Ndiigbo entangled in that mess. The Yorubas were never going to go down without putting up a fight, which would leave the North weakened and made our Biafra push easier. The problem with that coup was not Nzeogwu! That coup needed to happen! Lack of action shouldn't be an alternative and the fact was that after waiting for a full year to call the so-called winning parties to form a government, Azikiwe has practically played his last card at a peaceful resolution of the ensuing conflict! The problem was with ifeajuna and his disjointed prosecution of the coup down south and Ironsis alarming mishandling of the aftermath. The coup happened! It failed but an Igbo was still in charge! What did he do next? He started to bend backwards by employing northern officers as his guards! Did Gowon do that? Did Murtala do that? You have to consolidate with trusted hands! Problem with Nzeogwu coup was that it wasn't supposed to happen at all. The North had SW in a choke hold. Neither the North nor SW are our friends. Both are potential enemies. The right action was to allow their fight get to logical conclusion and mop up any one of them that emerged from that showdown, because they would have become weakened in the process. Its akin to watching your two potential enemies fight, but rather than watch from afar and train to deal with the winner of the fight. You foolishly got yourself involved in the fight and became accused of being partial in separating the fight by both of them, who then used you to find a middle ground and reconcile with each other. It was a stupid move by Nzeogwu and co. Of course, Ironsi folly made it worse. But it was Nzeogwu that set things in motion.
Everything was wrong with Nzeogwu intervention and here they are: 1. He stupidly assumed there was a one Nigeria 2. The above meant he couldn't identify the West and North as natural and potential enemies to Ndiigbo 3. What was happening to the West was none of Ndiigbo concern as there is no difference between North and South west. They are just two sides of same coin from an Igbo perspective. 4. Ndiigbo were premiers of two out of four of Nigeria, we were more than capable of handling whatever the North could have thrown at us after they were done with SW. This would also have meant that SW, especially Awolowo would be out of the picture. Increasing our chances against the North in the final showdown. 5. He should have known that he couldn't control how the coup would pan out once he set it in motion. In life, if anything can go wrong ,then it will most likely go wrong Lessons to be learnt from Nzeogwu is that whenever there is a national issue, Ndiigbo should watch from afar and allow our would be enemies finish off each other, then we tackle who ever emerges victorious among them. That way we wouldn't suffer a gang up again. The MNK and IPOB nearly succeeded in stupidly reenacting Nzeogwu folly during the EndSARS saga, and the SW media nearly succeeded in setting Ndiigbo up again for massacre, if not for the gift of social media Ndiigbo now have at our disposal. We might not be that lucky in the future, hence why we must snuff out and silence any Igbo trying to re enact Nzeogwu folly again. Those who don't learn from their history will repeat it again. Nzeogwu might be a hero to some people, but he is no hero to me. He was a man lacking in foresight and rational analytical mindset. He was a disaster to Ndiigbo. 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Anioma Group Blasts Apc’s Lauretta Onochie For Ill-fated Article Press Release by pazienza(m): 8:39am On Feb 17, 2021 |
Rugaria: Nzeogwu was foolish and gave Igbophobic entities in Nigeria the window of opportunity that had been craving to hammer Ndiigbo. He set the ball rolling, Ironsi complicated issues, and Ojukwu was left with a mission impossible to deal with. But it was he(Nzeogwu) who started it all. It was stupid of Nzeogwu to want to interfer with what was happening in Western region, he was Igbo and it was none of his business. Nigerians are still as Igbophobic as yesterday, even worst now, which is why I have been shouting from rooftops that Ndiigbo should maintain golden silence on any issue happening in Nigeria that is not directly related to us. I advised we stay off end SARS protest, IPOB and MNK wouldn't listen and we paid the price in Obigbo. Similarly, we should only mind Herdsmen menace in SE and Proudly Igbo parts of SS( this excludes Ikwerre,Ekpeye ,Ndokwa/Ukwuani and Ogba) . We should not think we have any allies outside Igbo land, we should learn to see non Igbo's in Nigeria for who they are. We don't want another senseless Nzeogwu who would present Ndiigbo as sacrificial lamb for a national problem. We all saw how Lagos-Ibadan media propaganda machine twisted Lagos SARS protest and Oba palace sacking to anti Igbo rhetorics and indictment of IPOB and MNK, simply because MNK and IPOB stupidly reenacted Nzeogwu foolery again. If not for the power of social media that Ndiigbo now has to counter them, we could be talking of second Igbo progrom starting from Lagos. This was how they twisted Nzeogwu intents and actions unchallenged , and appealled to innate Igbophobia of Nigerians. Nzeogwu is not an Igbo hero. He is a bad egg Ndiigbo must watch out for in the future and ensure we subdue before he puts us in harm's way. |
Culture / Re: Ise! Does Every Group In The Igboid Language Group Use It. by pazienza(m): 10:27pm On Feb 16, 2021 |
IDENNAA: I think its actually from Anam-branch, later reduced to just Anambra. 1 Like |
Crime / Re: Rivers Man Sodienye Mbatumukeke To Die For Killing Jumia Agent Over Iphone by pazienza(m): 4:12pm On Feb 16, 2021 |
Abaman001: They are trying to cure you of your swollen scrotum and your are busy growing swollen stomach. I am amazed that an indigenous African people would be going by the name "Rivers people" instead of their ethnic groups. It sounds absurd to me . I'm still trying to get around that, and you are throwing in another meaningless tag, ie "Niger deltans" What does that mean? I have not heard of Rhein deltans, Mississippi deltans, Orange Deltans, Zambezi Deltans,etc. You lots are funny lots. And oh! No well breastfed Igbo want to share a country with minorities. Most successful countries on old world (Asia and Europe) are usually ethnically homogeneous countries or at least one in which one ethnic group is an overwhelming majority. The most they have is maybe 4 different ethnic groups living in confederation or autonomy arrangement. Germany,Japan and China are few examples. Ndiigbo in the know, know very well that a Biafra with up to 30 distinct ethnic groups in SS will be nothing short of a disaster. Another tower of Babel destined for failure like Nigeria. Sensible Igbos crave for stable and peaceful homogeneous Igbo republic made up of all Igbo clans in SE and proud Igbo clans in SS and NC. Don't flatter yourselves, minorities. You are not wanted. 3 Likes |
Culture / Re: What If Proto-igboid Speakers Entered Igboland From The South? by pazienza(m): 3:41pm On Feb 16, 2021 |
Hellraiser77: You theory is in tandem with E.A Iduwe account. Iduwe believed the ancestors of Igbos and Ika were one people. And migrated from a northern direction to South. I believe that While the Igbos in SE entered South through Benue/Kogi/boundary, the Ika moved West of Kogi , through Ondo, Edo and got to where they are now.They picked up many Yoruba words on their journey from Ondo and this was probably the time the Odianis came along for the ride and ended in their present location. Some proto Igbos didn't stop at Ika, they migrated down to form the Ukwuani/Ndokwa people and as far as Ekpeye and Ogba. This part of proto Igbo migration is the one OP is putting on the screen, when it is may only be a part of a bigger early migrations. Some of these people would close the River Niger to form Ogbaru in Anambra and as far as Oguta and parts of Ihiala . Those Proto Igbo who entered Igboland through Benue and formed the Ezza, Izzi , Ngbo and Ikwo cluster. Those who entered through Northern Cross river formed the Ehugbo and related (Oha-Ozara, Edda, Abiriba clustered. Some of these people picked up non Igbo Cross riverian elements along the way. Yet their Igbo identity as preserved by their language remains strong. From here onwards things became mashed up. Those who entered through the Kogi boundary formed the Nri and Nsukka clusters, from them arose Parties who refused to settle there but continued the migration, moving further down south to form groups in Anambra Central and South all the way to Imo and Abia. Some of those from the above group crossed the River Niger where they met the Ika party who split off at Kogi and got to Ika via Ondo and Edo states. This party ensured Ika dialect formation stayed close to those of the Igbos across the River Niger. The Ika themselves had expanded to form the Aniocha and Oshimili clusters where they were joined by the Igbo party that broke off from Nsukka and Eri/Nri groups at the Kogi boundary. Some Ika groups had even managed to cross the River Niger as well, as seen in Onitsha mili and few pockets of Umuezechima people in Anambra West LGA. Summary is that the Igbo history is a story of a people who set off for journey, split up at different times and locations, only for their descendants to find each other in the future, reunited and continued the journey. Moving to and fro the area, forming new alliances and towns , making it very hard to keep track of who came from where. 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Is Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala The Greatest Igbo Woman Alive? by pazienza(m): 10:28am On Feb 16, 2021 |
Draslo: Its Ogwashiuku and yes! Ogwashi -uku people are proud Igbos. Okonjo-Iweala father who became the king of the town was a brigadier in Biafran army. Okonjo-Iweala cooked for Biafran soldiers. 14 Likes |
Politics / Re: Is Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala The Greatest Igbo Woman Alive? by pazienza(m): 10:22am On Feb 16, 2021 |
Her presentation was titled “Values, Mindsets and Culture”; and it was significant that she acknowledged that there were allegations that “I have come to prosecute an Igbo agenda (in respect of public service appointments)”. In response, Ngozi said: “my point is, I don’t give a damn. If the people got there on merit, they deserve it and we will stick with it as long as we know they didn’t get it through the back door”.https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/ngozi-okonjo-iweala-jonathans-super-minister/amp/ 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: Is Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala The Greatest Igbo Woman Alive? by pazienza(m): 9:58am On Feb 16, 2021 |
Draslo: The same SE state Nzeogwu was from. 27 Likes 1 Share |
Politics / Re: The Prof Sagay Many Igbos Didn't Know. by pazienza(m): 4:15am On Feb 16, 2021 |
Where is professor Sagay these days? All the bad birds from SW and non Igbo SS that gathered post Buhari victory in 2015 and were mocking Ndiigbo as losers , throwing Igbo phobic jabs up and down. Feeling funky with themselves, where are they now? Has time not vindicated Ndiigbo? 1 Like |
Politics / Re: The Prof Sagay Many Igbos Didn't Know. by pazienza(m): 4:13am On Feb 16, 2021 |
This thread needs to be bumped. |
Politics / Re: We Are Not Igbos And Not Part Of Biafra- Anioma Ethnic Nationality by pazienza(m): 12:26am On Feb 16, 2021 |
dowap5: Tony Elumelu, the member representing Aniocha/Oshimili federal constituency and brother to Ndudi Elumelu, the CEO of UBA bank have a beautiful message for you: "I AM PROUD TO BE AN IGBO MAN". Watch him break your Edo heart with those sweet words in the floor of of house of rep Abuja. To speed up your heartbreak , fast forward the clip to 4:49m. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=accQo5I5slc 5 Likes |
Politics / Re: We Are Not Igbos And Not Part Of Biafra- Anioma Ethnic Nationality by pazienza(m): 12:08am On Feb 16, 2021 |
dowap5: Edo man is in pains. Ndo! We dash una Ika! You can add Ukwuani/Ndokwa , Ogba and Ikwerre to your growing empire, ba damua. Those are like liabilities to Ndiigbo. But you see Aniocha/Oshimili? You will meet your waterloo there. Meanwhile, I have a message from Ndudi Elumelu, who represents Oshimili/Aniocha constituency in house rep,to you. Wait for it! 3 Likes |
Politics / Re: We Are Not Igbos And Not Part Of Biafra- Anioma Ethnic Nationality by pazienza(m): 12:04am On Feb 16, 2021 |
Ekealterego: https://www.nairaland.com/5840933/dr-okonjo-iweala-secret-message The Okonjos of Ogwashiuku have always been proud Igbos. They trace their origin to NRI. Okonjo father the former King of Ogwashiuku served in the Biafran military during the war, likewise his daughter Okonjo-Iweala who served in the kitchen department for Biafran military. Edo desperados can go and play their ludo games with Efulefus in Ika and Ukwuani/Ndokwa, Ogba, Ikwerre. But they will fail in Aniocha/Oshimili. The Igbo disposition there is too weighty. 4 Likes |
Politics / Re: We Are Not Igbos And Not Part Of Biafra- Anioma Ethnic Nationality by pazienza(m): 11:59pm On Feb 15, 2021 |
dowap5: They all speak Hausa as a second language. They all have their own indigenous mother tongues. Stop being silly. Nigerian lawyers wear wigs, wow! Nigerian must be of British ancestry. That's how you sound posting Anioma kings on similar regalia as Oba Bini. Common sense should tell you they copied Oba Bini dressing style because of how powerful the Oba is. Same reason our lawyers are wearing white wigs in hot tropical sun. It's all out of imitation of the British. It doesn't make them British descendants. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: We Are Not Igbos And Not Part Of Biafra- Anioma Ethnic Nationality by pazienza(m): 11:51pm On Feb 15, 2021 |
dowap5: They speak Hausa as second languages and not as first language. Those of them who had lost their first language to Hausa, we know them and we know the language they spoke in the past. The Anioma, Ikwerre ,Ogba, etc. All speak Igbo dialects as mother tongue and not as second language. Let this sink into your brain. 4 Likes |
Politics / Re: We Are Not Igbos And Not Part Of Biafra- Anioma Ethnic Nationality by pazienza(m): 11:42pm On Feb 15, 2021 |
dowap5: Brain challenged Edo man. So if I wear jeans, I automatically becomes an American? Our lawyers are now British descendants because they wear those funny white wigs in court rooms? Are you okay at all? 6 Likes |
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