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anyone who has been to bayelsa knows Ijaw does not reach or pass Yenegoa. Talkless of all the places they're claiming

Ofodirinwa:
anyone who has been to bayelsa knows Ijaw does not reach or pass Yenegoa. Talkless of all the places they're claiming

Early in the morning, look at the senseless thread you're creating. don't you think you need to get a job?

You're an igbo man from the south east, leave other people region and face your landlock region

Very true op,I saw them claiming ndoki calling it aminadokiari,and also egbema areas,if igbos keep silent when we see such things,it leads to what you are seeing now..

See their imaginary map below👇

Ofodirinwa:
anyone who has been to bayelsa knows Ijaw does not reach or pass Yenegoa. Talkless of all the places they're claiming

Most parts of the East are Ijaw land. Half of Abia and half of Imo are Ijaw ancestral land. From that look of things, Ijaw have more population than Igbo people

Godons1:
Most parts of the East are Ijaw land. Half of Abia and half of Imo are Ijaw ancestral land. From that look of things, Ijaw have more population than Igbo people

All of South East are Ijaw land 😊

Happy now?

100millionGoal:
All of South East are Ijaw land 😊

Happy now?

You are wrong. Igala ancestral land is Anambra and half of Enugu State. Idoma ancestral land is one quarter of Enugu State. And since Ijaw own half of Abia and half of Imo. This means that, Igbo ancestral land in the East is extremely small.

Godons1:
You are wrong. Igala ancestral land is Anambra and half of Enugu State. Idoma ancestral land is one quarter of Enugu State. And since Ijaw own half of Abia and half of Imo. This means that, Igbo ancestral land in the East is extremely small.

No.
It all belongs to Ijaw.
The people known only in Bayelsa state and nowhere else

Danzysb:
Very true op,I saw them claiming ndoki calling it aminadokiari,and also egbema areas,if igbos keep silent when we see such things,it leads to what you are seeing now..

See their imaginary map below👇

Lol abua and odua people don't claim them

Danzysb:
Very true op,I saw them claiming ndoki calling it aminadokiari,and also egbema areas,if igbos keep silent when we see such things,it leads to what you are seeing now..

See their imaginary map below👇

Lol abua and odua people don't claim them
Ironically this map.doesnt include one inch of ijaw

Godons1:
Most parts of the East are Ijaw land. Half of Abia and half of Imo are Ijaw ancestral land. From that look of things, Ijaw have more population than Igbo people

Almajiri have you eaten today?

Kalabari is not a part of Ijaw - Group Laments

By Kalabari Indigenous Movement, Kalabari Agitators

From left direction across the present day Bayelsa State and right direction to the present day Calabar City was null and void until arrival of the allochthonous and autochthonous” “(about Seven (7) beings descended to the ancient Ke Land (present Ke Community in Kalabari Nation, located at the present day Degema Local Government Area, Rivers State, South South, Eastern Niger Delta, Nigeria)…………………….

Beings Exist in Ke BC (uncommon era)) and they did not ascend from the old Agadagba-Bou, as some historians frames up their stories. And purported stories that says Ke began at 500-800 AD are all lies, because no kind of archaeological samples can prove the case of Ke begining on earth, because her origins were not just migrants as others …….
The truth is that no living human can tell where the descendants of Ke came from because no one recorded such as a fact from the likes of Keni-Ala(Keni Opu Ala), Keni-Opusuo, Opu-Ogbu, Ombiyi, Opu-Jaja, Ogbokiya, and Opupiri (Opusiri), that was assumed seven founding ancestors descendants from sky.
Centuries ago, it was from Ke that the Adumu Spiritual Initiation Society/Cult/Lodge commonly referred to as the water people or the mask spirit people (Owu-ame/Owu amapu) derived from. Inwhich all other neighboring lands or tribes in Niger Delta adopted as culture (tradition)…………………….

Around 1932 about sixty one (61) successors had ruled Ke Lands as Amayanabo starting from Omonie (Omoniye), narrated by Ke Historian Madam Kala-Dokku and published by Talbot 1932…..

To cut short story, Ke can not be people that came from Ijo, or Ejo which are variations of Ujo or Ojo (i.e Ancestors of Kala-Okun, Ujo-Gbaran(Gbaran) – Gbaramatu, Arogbo, Tuomo, Kabo, etc), and Ke can not be addressed as people that came from the Niger-Congo Tribes, Kumoni-Oru, Otu-Ife (Ile-Ife)/Benin/Ijaw(Ejo or Ijo or Ujo alias Idekoseroake, etc,) even though some migrants came to join the Ke People from other parts of Ancient Africa e.i the Seven(7) ancient wards of Kalabari, Ilelema, Angulama, Kula, Bille, Tombia, Oproama, Ogoloma, Bonny, etc, BC-AD..

The fair fact is that Ke should instead be seen as a landlord to all Kalabari’s, Ibani, Obgolo’s(Andoni), Okirikan’s, Nkoro & Opopo, including the Rivers State Igbo’s, Nembe, Ogbia, Epie, Etc…………………

If anyone sincerely wants to narrate or tell the myth of the origin or root of Kalabari People Ke should be considered as one of the geneuin origin of Kalabari’s that is still locatable ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Because even when the first Seven(7) wards that formed Kalabari migrated to the Elem-Kalabari Ke has been in existence for more than ten(10) centuries and most of the Kalabari Clans were made up of Ke Offsprings just as it is to other Kingdoms like Kalaibiama in present day Bonny, Ekeni in Bayelsa State, Abame in Okirika, Okpoma in Nembe, etc, so therefore it is too wrong, bad and baseless to frame the entire Kalabari People as people that rooted (came from) Ijaw/Ijo/Ujo/Ejo or Ojo for any reason, because that is a fatal lie by some desperate or egotistical persons whom tries to paint all the Riverine Tribes or Fishermen tribes to a root..

100millionGoal:
No.
It all belongs to Ijaw.
The people known only in Bayelsa state and nowhere else

That guy is Fulani who got little education