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God1000:
No one has the right to banish anybody, it is illegal and unconstitutional, Our constitution supersedes tradition

His killers must be brought to book

I always see people being banished in Africanmagic
I don't know it can happen in real life

bigpicture001:
In my home town they still banish.. but in a different way... After communicating it to you, in three days you will meet box of matches by your compound entrance or door step.. ND your family will b announced to have been banished..

Now to practicalize it, no member of the village will b tolerated to have any relationship with you, including members of your family, no one talks , eat , associates or work with you.. that way, u are forced to leave, yet no one will take your land.. no one will take over your house...Until the specified number of years is complete, then you come back home or palace and make peace.. ND every association of the people ban is lifted...

Where pls

I was buying earpiece from a brother from the east today,due to our good rapport ,he showed me the level of the development of his house in ebonyi,the battle he fought before he reclaimed his land,I just advise him as a good friend to fortify himself spiritually or let it go,no be all battle you dey win,you live to fight another day,he just dey thank me,you're in Ibadan you dey follow village people fight.

Becareful out there when there's life you can buy more lands.

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zero8zero:
This is why it is extremely difficult for outsiders to buy land in Alaigbo but they keep denying this fact.

An irresponsible person will always look for reasons not to be responsible.

I wonder how many lands those who are from Ekiti that came to Lagos and hide are buying in Ekiti.

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UkoAnnang:


This is bad

When we fight among ourselves an enemy from the outside take the advantages to draw it closer.
I love Igbos and doesn't pray for any bad thing to happen in their midst

Tribal bigot. What is it here that you have to bring in your tribe.
Na una dey always find trouble....

Nonsense.

The way Nigerians drag and do anything because of plots of land is something else...!

PresidObi:
This is very bad if true. Very bad of the community.

But.

I have seen cases like this where the said man is the thorn on the flesh of his whole community, attacking, arresting, blackmailing and sabotaging the peace of the community for so long, sheltering at the next village where they have land case with his community. The community sponsoring him later killed him, and because he had been going to the police to allege threats to his life by his community, the police are trying to arrest members of his community.

Shebi na Igbo you be. Na una way.

If I buy a land anywhere and later discovered an Igbo man is the owner of the land next to me, I'll sell that land. There's no way you won't have problems with him because he'll definitely try to encroach into your land even if it's by a feet.

bigpicture001:
In my home town they still banish.. but in a different way... After communicating it to you, in three days you will meet box of matches by your compound entrance or door step.. ND your family will b announced to have been banished..

Now to practicalize it, no member of the village will b tolerated to have any relationship with you, including members of your family, no one talks , eat , associates or work with you.. that way, u are forced to leave, yet no one will take your land.. no one will take over your house...Until the specified number of years is complete, then you come back home or palace and make peace.. ND every association of the people ban is lifted...

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sammirano:
these babarians are the people contending with Yorubas, oju ri to

Land crisis no dey happen for Yoruba land ?
O o ni opolo

No wonder Igbo means bush on Yoruba Language.

See the idiots banishing themselves. Uncultured bushmen.

On top land that God freely give.

Family people do this one....

I think the BENis have one of the best property sharing amongst siblings. It's straight forward and you can call the intervention of the traditional council when the elders are taking sides. They hardly take sides due to fear of untimely death from the sceptre of the family.

PresidObi:
This is very bad if true. Very bad of the community.

But.

I have seen cases like this where the said man is the thorn on the flesh of his whole community, attacking, arresting, blackmailing and sabotaging the peace of the community for so long, sheltering at the next village where they have land case with his community. The community sponsoring him later killed him, and because he had been going to the police to allege threats to his life by his community, the police are trying to arrest members of his community.

Some of you just don't have sense at all! Okay, what's the meaning of this rubbish you just posted because I'm still trying to make sense of it

zero8zero:
This is why it is extremely difficult for outsiders to buy land in Alaigbo but they keep denying this fact.

You buy land today, they banish you tomorrow because of it

God1000:
No one has the right to banish anybody, it is illegal and unconstitutional, Our constitution supersedes tradition

His killers must be brought to book

There are atrocities one will commit, the community will banish the person.
Even your constitution frowns at those atrocities!

LIAR.
Unfortunately, this is very common in igbo land.
Distant relatives use this opportunity to seize land belonging to your father which he worked hard for.

It happened to me, this is why I say this with confidence. It took me 15 years to sort the matter out. I spent a lot of money and involved police, army, efcc , courts, African traditional religion, cults. I had to be constantly on the move.
They promised to kill me and my 4 brothers. But in the end we all survived and most of them are dead or debilitated now.
Our hands were clean and baba God saw everything.
God pass all of them.

PresidObi:
This is very bad if true. Very bad of the community.

But.

I have seen cases like this where the said man is the thorn on the flesh of his whole community, attacking, arresting, blackmailing and sabotaging the peace of the community for so long, sheltering at the next village where they have land case with his community. The community sponsoring him later killed him, and because he had been going to the police to allege threats to his life by his community, the police are trying to arrest members of his community.

God of justice shall prevail. RIP to the dead.

[quote author= post=134550890]Source: https://dailypost.ng/2025/03/15/man-killed-in-abia-community-after-banishment-by-kinsmen/[/quote]May his not rest until he torments and forces his killers into confession. May it never be well with all his killers.

We have heard one side of the story, let's wait and hear the other side. What I know is that before an Igbo community agrees to banish you, check yourself very well

When an environment is littered with guns and violent sadistic people due to indoctrination, life becomes very cheap in the area. No thanks to Nnamdi Kanu who have made the youths killers via his terrorists ideology disguised as liberation movement.

THIS IGBO CULTURE IS OUTDATED. THEY NEED TOTAL OVERHAULING. BANISHING A CITIZEN FROM HIS HOMETOWN IS SACRILEGE. NO ONE HAS THE RIGHT TO TAKE THE LIFE OF FELLOW HUMAN. IT IS HIGH TIME GOVERNMENT TAKE CHARGE

It's not new in that axis but unfortunately, they are claiming saints

Till tomorrow my community will banish depending on the crime especially of strangers.

But killing, in whatever name is a heinous act and condemnable. Everyone found culpable should be made to get it back woto wotoly

God1000:
No one has the right to banish anybody, it is illegal and unconstitutional, Our constitution supersedes tradition

His killers must be brought to book

Who exactly killed him?

God1000:
No one has the right to banish anybody, it is illegal and unconstitutional, Our constitution supersedes tradition

His killers must be brought to book

In southeast is normal, is constitutional and no amount of civilization can change this. Nothing will change the ways, they do things during their forefathers days.

rugged7:
LIAR.
Unfortunately, this is very common in igbo land.
Distant relatives use this opportunity to seize land belonging to your father which he worked hard for.

It happened to me, this is why I say this with confidence. It took me 15 years to sort the matter out. I spent a lot of money and involved police, army, efcc , courts, African traditional religion, cults. I had to be constantly on the move.
They promised to kill me and my 4 brothers. But in the end we all survived and most of them are dead or debilitated now.
Our hands were clean and baba God saw everything.
God pass all of them.

You must be a big criminal and a threat to your community before they can chase you like that?