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The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Hunchogee(op): 9:25pm On Jul 10, 2021
Why Do We Hate History And Tourism
In Akwa Ibom?

Do you know that first (Experimental) Local Government (County) in Nigeria was Ikot Ekpene Local Government Area?

Do you know that the second highest Slave deport in West Africa (The first was in Badagri, Lagos) was established in Ikot Abasi in the year 1795? and the famous Bridge of no Return was built in Ikot Abasi that same year?

Sadly: In Goggle it is recorded as if the Bridge stands in Imo State along Imo River.

Do you know that the decision and the plan for the Amalgamation of Northern and Southern States into one Country Named Nigeria was taken at the Brick House at Ikot Abasi by Sir Lord Lugard and other Colonial Leaders in the present of all regional Head then?

Sadly: That Center (The Amalgamation house which is still standing in Ikot Abasi till today) was not recognized by the federal government when Nigeria Amalgamation history was Celebrated in 2014, why? we were Silence, we seemed not to be proud of it.

Do you know that Queen Elizabeth the 2nd Ship Came into the Eastern Nigeria through the Eniong River in the Present ITU Local Government Area?, and that till today the deck she claimed to up land is still at ITU ?

Do you know that the first leper colony in Nigeria region was established by the Presbyterian Church at Obot ITU?

Do you know that the first telephone service station in west Africa was at ITU?

Do you know that because of our riches in Forrestry Few Italians in the 18th Century collaborated with our Portuguese trade partners to esterblised and Italian Forrest reserve at ITU and it is still there till today?

Do you know that Mary Slassor spend More of her lifespan in Use Ikot Oku in Ibiono Ibom, Akwa Ibom State more than she lived in any where on Earth?
Do you know that she died in Use and her House and her grave Monument is still there till today?
Do you even know that the names of the Towns in Akwa Ibom that Mary Slassor affected are writen in the Scottish Currency?

Sadly: Calabar has taken that Glory, Her Monument built by Cross River State Government is a tourist Center where Calabar Canival trend stop and Dance.
Yet there is no major street in Akwa Ibom named after Mary Slassor.

Do You that the name Itu given the a Local Government Area in the then Cross River State and now Akwa Ibom State was dirived from a Portuguese/ English Trade Center called International Trade Union?

Sadly: it is only found in an old book in a dieing Library in Calabar and no one from here is bold enough to put in in the Internet so it could be goggled.

Do you know that the famous "Aba Women Riot" of 1929 actually originated from a Market called Ukam Market in Ikot Abasi and so many women lost their lives in the killing ordered by the Colonial Division Officer in Ikot Abasi,
do you know that it was an Ikot Abasi woman that led that riot?
do you know that no Woman actually died in the street of Aba and that female traders in Aba only did a sympathy walk?

Sadly; Aba ,is more popular in the glory of that History because we just don't care
Even the mock graves of the 500 dead women in Ikot Abasi is not worth a tourist site to be promoted.

Do you know that there is a Confluence in Akwa Ibom? Do you know that three rivers meet in ITU, the Eniong River,Qua Iboe River and Another River, Do you know that the beautiful site can be sighted from the hills of ITU?

Sadly, our children are thought is school that the only Confluence in Nigeria is in Lokoja, why? Because we ignore our own.

Do you know that Samuel Alexander Bill a contemporary of Mary Slassor left the Presbyterian Mission in Calabar in the 1890 and sailed through the Eniong River into a river called Akwa Inyang Ibom, the long River led him through Etinan to Eket and then to Akwa Obio in Ibeno where he started the Qua Iboe Mission?

Do you Know that he called the river "Qua Iboe River" because he could not pronounce the name Akwa Inyang Ibom or Akwa Ibom River?

Do you know that Akwa Inyang Ibom remains one of the longest Rivers in southern Atlantic?

Do you know that our State "Akwa Ibom State was named after the Long historical River Akwa Inyang Ibom?

Sadly, Our new generation of youths don't know this facts.

Do you know that The best Species of shrimps and Crayfish on Earth can be found in Oron, Ibeno and Uta Ewa in Akwa Ibom States?

Infact the biggest species of Crayfish is gotten from Utan Brama and Uta Ewa (fishing settlements in Akwa Ibom State)

Do you know that 70% of those fishing, cultivating and "owning" the shrimp business in these settlements not from Akwa Ibom States,

Do you know that these Aquatic produce are major tourists attraction in other Nations? Why do we ignore it?

Do you know that Akwa Ibom has the longest sand beach in West Africa?
Our sand beach on the coast of Atlantic pans from Ikot Abasi through Ibeno, through Itan Brama to Ibaka

Do you know that our sand beach is 10 times longer than the bar beach in Lagos?

Sadly, it is not important

BUT
do you know that tourism is a major Economic driver on Earth today?
Do you know that Akwa Ibom Citizens travel out on tour to so many lesser historical sites around the world?

Why? Why? Why?
Are we not proud of our history?
why can't we turn our Historical sites to tourist Sites?

Why? do we allow tribalism and Political Influence to rub us of our Heritage?

Think

This piece is not against Government past and present but I'm targeting us The Ibibios, Annang, Oro, and Obolo,
Only very few Akwa Ibom people love history and tourism, infact no political office aspirant from here has ever presented a Manifesto and Tourism is prominently mentioned.

Over the years we have ignore writing our history in the Internet and on books, the few that is written is not given prominent attention.
Why? Are we smaller than Benin? No! I say No!

Think

@ Lalasticlala FP

Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Hunchogee(op): 9:27pm On Jul 10, 2021
The remains of the great Mary Slassor..

Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Nuelito: 9:27pm On Jul 10, 2021
Permit me to say this..

Akwa Ibom is just too blessed to be stressed.

Both in natural resources and governors(past and present) wey get sense
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Hunchogee(op): 9:28pm On Jul 10, 2021
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Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Hunchogee(op): 9:30pm On Jul 10, 2021
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Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Hunchogee(op): 9:31pm On Jul 10, 2021
Nuelito:
Permit me to say this..

Akwa Ibom is just too blessed to be stressed.

Both in natural resources and governors(past and present) wey get sense
You've said it all bro..
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Blue3k(m): 9:31pm On Jul 10, 2021
Is any of this taught at schools in the state or are they waiting on the federal government to add it the curriculum?
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Hunchogee(op): 9:32pm On Jul 10, 2021
Blue3k:
Is any of this taught at schools in the state or are they waiting on the federal government to add it the curriculum?
We are gradually bringing it out.. you can aswell share them too
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by longetivity(m): 9:36pm On Jul 10, 2021
Akwa ibom abasi grin
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Hunchogee(op): 9:48pm On Jul 10, 2021
longetivity:
Akwa ibom abasi grin
Akwa Abasi Ibom
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Blue3k(m): 9:53pm On Jul 10, 2021
Hunchogee:
We are gradually bringing it out.. you can aswell share them too
So it's being added to the curriculum yes or no? If so thats cool. Nairaland post are cool but cited and sourced info is much better. I recently bought a book on Nigerian history which I enjoyed because it was throughly researched.

I'll share stuff I find interesting about Akwa Ibom and Nigeria in general.

Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Hunchogee(op): 9:55pm On Jul 10, 2021
Blue3k:
So it's being added to the curriculum yes or no? If so thats cool. Nairaland post are cool but cited and sourced info is much better. I recently bought a book on Nigerian history which I enjoyed because it was throughly researched.

I'll share stuff I find interesting about Akwa Ibom and Nigeria in general.
Is cool
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Blackfire(m): 10:28pm On Jul 10, 2021
Rubbish... Yes rubbish..
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by theTranslator: 10:53pm On Jul 10, 2021
Las Las
You are stuck In Nigeria




No go protest to your elites for restructuring undecided



History ko
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Nobody: 11:01pm On Jul 10, 2021
Why weed com plenty close to that
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by ThEGodFaThEr103(m): 11:06pm On Jul 10, 2021
Hmmm......in school we were taught in history class that the only thing that Mary Slessor couldn't abolish in her days in ITU is the eating of Dog by Akwa Ibomites.
Ado Okay!
Akwa ibom Ayaya

Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by MasonKendall(m): 11:59pm On Jul 10, 2021
I officially hate history.
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by MrSamsung(m): 12:10am On Jul 11, 2021
MasonKendall:
I officially hate history.
Then you are officially an id!0t(no intelligent and reasonable human being does that. Even barbaric and Stone Age people learned history from their fathers and mothers)

Sorry to say that.
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Igboid: 12:24am On Jul 11, 2021
Do you know that the famous "Aba Women Riot" of 1929 actually originated from a Market called Ukam Market in Ikot Abasi and so many women lost their lives in the killing ordered by the Colonial Division Officer in Ikot Abasi,
do you know that it was an Ikot Abasi woman that led that riot?
do you know that no Woman actually died in the street of Aba and that female traders in Aba only did a sympathy walk?

Sadly; Aba ,is more popular in the glory of that History because we just don't care
Even the mock graves of the 500 dead women in Ikot Abasi is not worth a tourist site to be promoted.
Stop writing thrash. I have sadly noticed the propensity of minorities to castigate and try to steal Igbo history and claim it for themselves.
I have been in an Ijaw forum where they made a similar claim as above, only difference being that they said it was Ijaw women riot and that Zik and Ndiigbo hijacked it and claimed it for Ndiigbo.

Enough of this historical distortions. Aba women riot remains what it is. It is Aba women riot. It started in Owerri province which Aba was part of of and spread to Calabar province which Akwa cross and Opobo were part of.
https://www.historians.org/teaching-and-learning/teaching-resources-for-historians/teaching-and-learning-in-the-digital-age/through-the-lens-of-history-biafra-nigeria-the-west-and-the-world/the-colonial-and-pre-colonial-eras-in-nigeria/the-womens-market-rebellion-of-1929

You lots (minorities) can't wake up in 21st century and start tampering with Igbo history and not expect hostile resistance from proud Igbos. Mind yourselves o! angry
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Idiko1: 12:45am On Jul 11, 2021
Hunchogee:
Why Do We Hate History And Tourism
In Akwa Ibom?

Do you know that first (Experimental) Local Government (County) in Nigeria was Ikot Ekpene Local Government Area?

Do you know that the second highest Slave deport in West Africa (The first was in Badagri, Lagos) was established in Ikot Abasi in the year 1795? and the famous Bridge of no Return was built in Ikot Abasi that same year?

Sadly: In Goggle it is recorded as if the Bridge stands in Imo State along Imo River.

Do you know that the decision and the plan for the Amalgamation of Northern and Southern States into one Country Named Nigeria was taken at the Brick House at Ikot Abasi by Sir Lord Lugard and other Colonial Leaders in the present of all regional Head then?

Sadly: That Center (The Amalgamation house which is still standing in Ikot Abasi till today) was not recognized by the federal government when Nigeria Amalgamation history was Celebrated in 2014, why? we were Silence, we seemed not to be proud of it.

Do you know that Queen Elizabeth the 2nd Ship Came into the Eastern Nigeria through the Eniong River in the Present ITU Local Government Area?, and that till today the deck she claimed to up land is still at ITU ?

Do you know that the first leper colony in Nigeria region was established by the Presbyterian Church at Obot ITU?

Do you know that the first telephone service station in west Africa was at ITU?

Do you know that because of our riches in Forrestry Few Italians in the 18th Century collaborated with our Portuguese trade partners to esterblised and Italian Forrest reserve at ITU and it is still there till today?

Do you know that Mary Slassor spend More of her lifespan in Use Ikot Oku in Ibiono Ibom, Akwa Ibom State more than she lived in any where on Earth?
Do you know that she died in Use and her House and her grave Monument is still there till today?
Do you even know that the names of the Towns in Akwa Ibom that Mary Slassor affected are writen in the Scottish Currency?

Sadly: Calabar has taken that Glory, Her Monument built by Cross River State Government is a tourist Center where Calabar Canival trend stop and Dance.
Yet there is no major street in Akwa Ibom named after Mary Slassor.

Do You that the name Itu given the a Local Government Area in the then Cross River State and now Akwa Ibom State was dirived from a Portuguese/ English Trade Center called International Trade Union?

Sadly: it is only found in an old book in a dieing Library in Calabar and no one from here is bold enough to put in in the Internet so it could be goggled.

Do you know that the famous "Aba Women Riot" of 1929 actually originated from a Market called Ukam Market in Ikot Abasi and so many women lost their lives in the killing ordered by the Colonial Division Officer in Ikot Abasi,
do you know that it was an Ikot Abasi woman that led that riot?
do you know that no Woman actually died in the street of Aba and that female traders in Aba only did a sympathy walk?


Sadly; Aba ,is more popular in the glory of that History because we just don't care
Even the mock graves of the 500 dead women in Ikot Abasi is not worth a tourist site to be promoted.

Do you know that there is a Confluence in Akwa Ibom? Do you know that three rivers meet in ITU, the Eniong River,Qua Iboe River and Another River, Do you know that the beautiful site can be sighted from the hills of ITU?

Sadly, our children are thought is school that the only Confluence in Nigeria is in Lokoja, why? Because we ignore our own.

Do you know that Samuel Alexander Bill a contemporary of Mary Slassor left the Presbyterian Mission in Calabar in the 1890 and sailed through the Eniong River into a river called Akwa Inyang Ibom, the long River led him through Etinan to Eket and then to Akwa Obio in Ibeno where he started the Qua Iboe Mission?

Do you Know that he called the river "Qua Iboe River" because he could not pronounce the name Akwa Inyang Ibom or Akwa Ibom River?

Do you know that Akwa Inyang Ibom remains one of the longest Rivers in southern Atlantic?

Do you know that our State "Akwa Ibom State was named after the Long historical River Akwa Inyang Ibom?

Sadly, Our new generation of youths don't know this facts.

Do you know that The best Species of shrimps and Crayfish on Earth can be found in Oron, Ibeno and Uta Ewa in Akwa Ibom States?

Infact the biggest species of Crayfish is gotten from Utan Brama and Uta Ewa (fishing settlements in Akwa Ibom State)

Do you know that 70% of those fishing, cultivating and "owning" the shrimp business in these settlements not from Akwa Ibom States,

Do you know that these Aquatic produce are major tourists attraction in other Nations? Why do we ignore it?

Do you know that Akwa Ibom has the longest sand beach in West Africa?
Our sand beach on the coast of Atlantic pans from Ikot Abasi through Ibeno, through Itan Brama to Ibaka

Do you know that our sand beach is 10 times longer than the bar beach in Lagos?

Sadly, it is not important

BUT
do you know that tourism is a major Economic driver on Earth today?
Do you know that Akwa Ibom Citizens travel out on tour to so many lesser historical sites around the world?

Why? Why? Why?
Are we not proud of our history?
why can't we turn our Historical sites to tourist Sites?

Why? do we allow tribalism and Political Influence to rub us of our Heritage?

Think

This piece is not against Government past and present but I'm targeting us The Ibibios, Annang, Oro, and Obolo,
Only very few Akwa Ibom people love history and tourism, infact no political office aspirant from here has ever presented a Manifesto and Tourism is prominently mentioned.

Over the years we have ignore writing our history in the Internet and on books, the few that is written is not given prominent attention.
Why? Are we smaller than Benin? No! I say No!

Think

@ Lalasticlala FP
The bolded is a complete falsehood. The famous "Aba Women Riot" of 1929 started in Umuahia and had nothing to do with market. It was because of a community levy.
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by estheI(f): 4:50am On Jul 11, 2021
ThEGodFaThEr103:
Hmmm......in school we were taught in history class that the only thing that Mary Slessor couldn't abolish in her days in ITU is the eating of Dog by Akwa Ibomites.
Ado Okay!
Akwa ibom Ayaya
keep quiet Kanu slave
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Nigercity: 5:51am On Jul 11, 2021
Don't really know about other points you made shaa

Buh what you said about ABA women Riot
Is total wrong
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Nobody: 6:00am On Jul 11, 2021
Hunchogee:
Why Do We Hate History And Tourism
In Akwa Ibom?


Do You that the name Itu given the a Local Government Area in the then Cross River State and now Akwa Ibom State was dirived from a Portuguese/ English Trade Center called International Trade Union?

Sadly: it is only found in an old book in a dieing Library in Calabar and no one from here is bold enough to put in in the Internet so it could be goggled.

Do you know that the famous "Aba Women Riot" of 1929 actually originated from a Market called Ukam Market in Ikot Abasi and so many women lost their lives in the killing ordered by the Colonial Division Officer in Ikot Abasi,
do you know that it was an Ikot Abasi woman that led that riot?
do you know that no Woman actually died in the street of Aba and that female traders in Aba only did a sympathy walk?

Sadly; Aba ,is more popular in the glory of that History because we just don't care
Even the mock graves of the 500 dead women in Ikot Abasi is not worth a tourist site to be promoted.


Do you know that there is a Confluence in Akwa Ibom? Do you know that three rivers meet in ITU, the Eniong River,Qua Iboe River and Another River, Do you know that the beautiful site can be sighted from the hills of ITU?


@ Lalasticlala FP
Did you know that the Aba women's 'riot' originated from the town of Oloko right in the Igbo heartland?

Did you know that the protest was an Igbo movement that eventually influenced the old eastern region?

Did you know that the identified leaders of the protest were three Igbo women, Ikonnia, Mwannedia and Nwugo?

Did you know that around 50-60 were said to have died as a result? (Where are you getting 500? undecided)

Did you know that, you should probably research more before making up history?
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by benuejosh: 6:09am On Jul 11, 2021
The most beautiful city in the whole of South South Nigeria.
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Nuelito: 6:30am On Jul 11, 2021
Akwa-ibom ayaya
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by MasonKendall(m): 8:10am On Jul 11, 2021
MrSamsung:
Then you are officially an id!0t(no intelligent and reasonable human being does that. Even barbaric and Stone Age people learned history from their fathers and mothers)

Sorry to say that.
Did you even care to ask why I made this statement? Or do you think I actually mean what I said?Thanks a lot man for calling me an id!0t, this means nothing to me.
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Muna4real(f): 8:32am On Jul 11, 2021
Hunchogee:
Why Do We Hate History And Tourism
In Akwa Ibom?

Do you know that first (Experimental) Local Government (County) in Nigeria was Ikot Ekpene Local Government Area?

Do you know that the second highest Slave deport in West Africa (The first was in Badagri, Lagos) was established in Ikot Abasi in the year 1795? and the famous Bridge of no Return was built in Ikot Abasi that same year?

Sadly: In Goggle it is recorded as if the Bridge stands in Imo State along Imo River.

Do you know that the decision and the plan for the Amalgamation of Northern and Southern States into one Country Named Nigeria was taken at the Brick House at Ikot Abasi by Sir Lord Lugard and other Colonial Leaders in the present of all regional Head then?

Sadly: That Center (The Amalgamation house which is still standing in Ikot Abasi till today) was not recognized by the federal government when Nigeria Amalgamation history was Celebrated in 2014, why? we were Silence, we seemed not to be proud of it.

Do you know that Queen Elizabeth the 2nd Ship Came into the Eastern Nigeria through the Eniong River in the Present ITU Local Government Area?, and that till today the deck she claimed to up land is still at ITU ?

Do you know that the first leper colony in Nigeria region was established by the Presbyterian Church at Obot ITU?

Do you know that the first telephone service station in west Africa was at ITU?

Do you know that because of our riches in Forrestry Few Italians in the 18th Century collaborated with our Portuguese trade partners to esterblised and Italian Forrest reserve at ITU and it is still there till today?

Do you know that Mary Slassor spend More of her lifespan in Use Ikot Oku in Ibiono Ibom, Akwa Ibom State more than she lived in any where on Earth?
Do you know that she died in Use and her House and her grave Monument is still there till today?
Do you even know that the names of the Towns in Akwa Ibom that Mary Slassor affected are writen in the Scottish Currency?

Sadly: Calabar has taken that Glory, Her Monument built by Cross River State Government is a tourist Center where Calabar Canival trend stop and Dance.
Yet there is no major street in Akwa Ibom named after Mary Slassor.

Do You that the name Itu given the a Local Government Area in the then Cross River State and now Akwa Ibom State was dirived from a Portuguese/ English Trade Center called International Trade Union?

Sadly: it is only found in an old book in a dieing Library in Calabar and no one from here is bold enough to put in in the Internet so it could be goggled.

Do you know that the famous "Aba Women Riot" of 1929 actually originated from a Market called Ukam Market in Ikot Abasi and so many women lost their lives in the killing ordered by the Colonial Division Officer in Ikot Abasi,
do you know that it was an Ikot Abasi woman that led that riot?
do you know that no Woman actually died in the street of Aba and that female traders in Aba only did a sympathy walk?

Sadly; Aba ,is more popular in the glory of that History because we just don't care
Even the mock graves of the 500 dead women in Ikot Abasi is not worth a tourist site to be promoted.

Do you know that there is a Confluence in Akwa Ibom? Do you know that three rivers meet in ITU, the Eniong River,Qua Iboe River and Another River, Do you know that the beautiful site can be sighted from the hills of ITU?

Sadly, our children are thought is school that the only Confluence in Nigeria is in Lokoja, why? Because we ignore our own.

Do you know that Samuel Alexander Bill a contemporary of Mary Slassor left the Presbyterian Mission in Calabar in the 1890 and sailed through the Eniong River into a river called Akwa Inyang Ibom, the long River led him through Etinan to Eket and then to Akwa Obio in Ibeno where he started the Qua Iboe Mission?

Do you Know that he called the river "Qua Iboe River" because he could not pronounce the name Akwa Inyang Ibom or Akwa Ibom River?

Do you know that Akwa Inyang Ibom remains one of the longest Rivers in southern Atlantic?

Do you know that our State "Akwa Ibom State was named after the Long historical River Akwa Inyang Ibom?

Sadly, Our new generation of youths don't know this facts.

Do you know that The best Species of shrimps and Crayfish on Earth can be found in Oron, Ibeno and Uta Ewa in Akwa Ibom States?

Infact the biggest species of Crayfish is gotten from Utan Brama and Uta Ewa (fishing settlements in Akwa Ibom State)

Do you know that 70% of those fishing, cultivating and "owning" the shrimp business in these settlements not from Akwa Ibom States,

Do you know that these Aquatic produce are major tourists attraction in other Nations? Why do we ignore it?

Do you know that Akwa Ibom has the longest sand beach in West Africa?
Our sand beach on the coast of Atlantic pans from Ikot Abasi through Ibeno, through Itan Brama to Ibaka

Do you know that our sand beach is 10 times longer than the bar beach in Lagos?

Sadly, it is not important

BUT
do you know that tourism is a major Economic driver on Earth today?
Do you know that Akwa Ibom Citizens travel out on tour to so many lesser historical sites around the world?

Why? Why? Why?
Are we not proud of our history?
why can't we turn our Historical sites to tourist Sites?

Why? do we allow tribalism and Political Influence to rub us of our Heritage?

Think

This piece is not against Government past and present but I'm targeting us The Ibibios, Annang, Oro, and Obolo,
Only very few Akwa Ibom people love history and tourism, infact no political office aspirant from here has ever presented a Manifesto and Tourism is prominently mentioned.

Over the years we have ignore writing our history in the Internet and on books, the few that is written is not given prominent attention.
Why? Are we smaller than Benin? No! I say No!

Think

@ Lalasticlala FP
Can't you write your history without lies? What nonsense is this?
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Akponmfet: 8:47am On Jul 11, 2021
Igboid:
Stop writing thrash. I have sadly noticed the propensity of minorities to castigate and try to steal Igbo history and claim it for themselves.
I have been in an Ijaw forum where they made a similar claim as above, only difference being that they said it was Ijaw women riot and that Zik and Ndiigbo hijacked it and claimed it for Ndiigbo.

Enough of this historical distortions. Aba women riot remains what it is. It is Aba women riot. It started in Owerri province which Aba was part of of and spread to Calabar province which Akwa cross and Opobo were part of.
https://www.historians.org/teaching-and-learning/teaching-resources-for-historians/teaching-and-learning-in-the-digital-age/through-the-lens-of-history-biafra-nigeria-the-west-and-the-world/the-colonial-and-pre-colonial-eras-in-nigeria/the-womens-market-rebellion-of-1929

You lots (minorities) can't wake up in 21st century and start tampering with Igbo history and not expect hostile resistance from proud Igbos. Mind yourselves o! angry
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by Akponmfet:
This is exactly why we roundly rejected your proposal to include us in your useless Biafra, people from your tribe have no respect for others and all you do is try to monopolise everything.
Ino.
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by P1PrinceKT(m): 9:01am On Jul 11, 2021
slaves trade Land
Re: The Lost But Found History Of Akwa Ibom.. Photos by ThEGodFaThEr103(m): 9:31am On Jul 11, 2021
estheI:
keep quiet Kanu slave
Ok
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