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Sultanofpiglets:
Na you dey cry on top your worthless thread.

IGBOs Gallant .

Ohu,nah only you dey foam for mouth here.


Chai.

This thing your masters do Una no good oh .

Self adulation when smashed to shyt.
I get the drift pig..keep Oinking , you might get a worthless like.

IGBOs Gallant

OhuDealer:
This thread sha dey pain you .


You no fit hide your seafar pains.

Pele

Sultanofpiglets:
Self adulation when smashed to shyt.
I get the drift pig..keep Oinking , you might get a worthless like.

IGBOs Gallant

So have you asked how your forefathers became ohus

chaii....

bingo bongos....they are still with us today maskin as politicians....

I discovered another word called "ohu" today.

History needs to be brought back into our high school curriculum.

I for don buy like 20 yiiboos that year

chopnaira:
I discovered another word called "ohu" today.

History needs to be brought back into our high school curriculum.

Ohu dealer kwa

I need 50 ohus, make ohu dealer supply me

chopnaira:
I discovered another word called "ohu" today.

History needs to be brought back into our high school curriculum.

Ohu caste is not historical as it is still being rigourously enforced.

Now you know who dey sponsor their ESN to dey flog sense into their heads every Monday .

Sultanofpiglets:
Busted..and Yoruba worthless historian resorts to story telling.

That is how you claimed your ancestor 'fell from the sky' ..you wanted to portray 'Grace and Glamorous descent' , but everyone knows it's the worthless SATAN..LUCIFER..that is actually your ancestor...spits

Upon all your disgraceful parade here you are still not getting the likes and shares you're typing. Just respond to things you are cursing, abusing and all.

Benwallt:
Upon all your disgraceful parade here you are still not getting the likes and shares you're typing. Just respond to things you are cursing, abusing and all.

He's an Ohu that's why this topic dey pain am.

OhuDealer:
He's an Ohu that's why this topic dey pain am.

These boys don't reason at all. Instead of asking questions he restorted to disgracing himself with unnecessary verbal abuse

Benwallt:
These boys don't reason at all. Instead of asking questions he restorted to disgracing himself with unnecessary verbal abuse

It's called cognitive dissonance.

The harsh cold truth hit him so hard and the realization that the world is now aware of their apartheid slave caste system sent him into shock mode.

His rants where just a coping mechanism.

Las las he go dey alrite .

banku:
Please talk or write logically.

So if there were more Yoruba in Brazil, Igbo slaves could not have been smuggled in by Igbo and their collaborators.

You people always want to defend yourselves even when its not needed. Where in tge topic did you read that this was a competition between Igbo slaves and yoruba slaves or who had more slaves.
This is a decendant of a slave trader we are reading from here.
She didn't write this to compare Igbos with anybody.
Youe tribr is just sick.
You are all sick

Sultanofpiglets:
You dey write novel
You dey show picture

I dey break your worthless head..

You dey cry blood everywhere.

IGBOs Gallant.

Seemed like a made up story but I found out that the book exists....

Slavery happened all over Nigeria anyway.

OhuDealer:
In the late 19th to early 20th century, he carried a slave-trading license from the Royal Niger Company, an English corporation that ruled southern Nigeria. His agents captured slaves across the region and passed them to middlemen, who brought them to the ports of Bonny and Calabar and sold them to white merchants. [b]Slavery had already been abolished in the United States and the United Kingdom, but his slaves were legally shipped to Cuba and Brazil. [/b]To win his favor, local leaders gave him their daughters in marriage. (By his death, he had dozens of wives.) His influence drew the attention of colonial officials, who appointed him chief of Umujieze and several other towns. He presided over court cases and set up churches and schools. He built a guesthouse on the land where my parents’ home now stands, and hosted British dignitaries. To inform him of their impending arrival and verify their identities, guests sent him envelopes containing locks of their Caucasian hair.

My goodness

OhuDealer:
In the late 19th to early 20th century, he carried a slave-trading license from the Royal Niger Company, an English corporation that ruled southern Nigeria. His agents captured slaves across the region and passed them to middlemen, who brought them to the ports of Bonny and Calabar and sold them to white merchants. [b]Slavery had already been abolished in the United States and the United Kingdom, but his slaves were legally shipped to Cuba and Brazil. [/b]To win his favor, local leaders gave him their daughters in marriage. (By his death, he had dozens of wives.) His influence drew the attention of colonial officials, who appointed him chief of Umujieze and several other towns. He presided over court cases and set up churches and schools. He built a guesthouse on the land where my parents’ home now stands, and hosted British dignitaries. To inform him of their impending arrival and verify their identities, guests sent him envelopes containing locks of their Caucasian hair.

I just checked Google, no town called umujieze

What a good read.

OhuDealer:
I first became aware of the ohu when I attended boarding school in Owerri. I was interested to discover that another new student’s family came from Umujieze, though she told me that they hardly ever visited home. It seemed, from our conversations, that we might be related—not an unusual discovery in a large family, but exciting nonetheless. When my parents came to visit, I told them about the girl. My father quietly informed me that we were not blood relatives. She was ohu, the granddaughter of Nwaokonkwo.

Southeastern Igbos should sort this issue first before adding us to southeast.

Interesting....Read.

Bump