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OyeofIkoTuN:
Una no mussh....

funny enough,I like that you do your thing....

Regardless of which side you are on..Both carries consequences..

So both frypan ooo..Fire ooooo..Na you get all.

ImperialYoruba:
Unrelated to topic but I saw this posted here. We need to start asking questions when Ibo people tell history. Many of the historicals they feature in are usually lies and fabrications.

For example, the memorial shown in this image is a undersea edifice to commemorate the enslaved ancestors shipped across the sea. It was not a dedication to any particular people.

Moreover, there is no history of a ship in which ibos rebelled against their captors or enslavers. Due to lack of knowledge people are afraid to ask questions so they dont look stupid. Some people take it easy and avoid confrontation.

I dont mind raising challenge to untruthfullness and i enjoy confrontation.

There was a ship called Amistad, in which slaves rebelled and killed their captors but were captured and taken to America to face justice. The story was made into movie.

To perpetrate their lies and frauds, ibos often use Yoruba name in such fables to kill opposition and push acceptance.

Take note, there is no record of ibo slaves rebelling on ship, its all hearsay. No monument erected for such lies either.

The monument shown here is a memorial, it represents all in the loss across seas.

Sergio103:
Nah!!

@bolded is a lie

Rebel actions was recorded.

In one of which the slave men killed the captain, but can't control the ship. So they opted to be drown that the goddess of the sea will bring them back to thier country home.

Igbo adamant rebels were recorded too


But this picture is very very fake.

There's no way a living organism can be embalmed by water as opined by the picture.

Decomposition must take place in living cycle