₦airaland Forum

Reflect7:
Igbos need to stop this nonsense.

This whole idea of going to another man’s land and declaring yourself a king is just not on.

Why antagonise your hosts?

This is not Igbo tradition.

Kewekubosineh:
We have Seriki,Emir in Yoruba Land.

Have you ever complained? Is it because it's Igbo?

I can't understand!

GuyWise101:
Nna mehnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

The Ghanians have no problem with this man.

Only yoruba people are spreading fake news and lies against Ndigbo in Ghana

shortgun:
The man in question never declared himself a ruler or king over Ghanaians — he's simply the leader of the Igbo community in Ghana.
His title "Eze Ndi Igbo" literally translates to "King of the Igbos in Ghana or leader of Igbos " similar to how other ethnic groups have their own community heads, like Sarkin Fulani...King of Fulanis
What exactly is the problem here?
The man even built a school in Ghana

shortgun:
The man in question never declared himself a ruler or king over Ghanaians — he's simply the leader of the Igbo community in Ghana.
His title "Eze Ndi Igbo" literally translates to "King of the Igbos in Ghana or leader of Igbos " similar to how other ethnic groups have their own community heads, like Sarkin Fulani...King of Fulanis
What exactly is the problem here?
The man even built a school in Ghana

mightyhaze:
Na so so yorroba ppl I dey see dey yap over this matter...haven't seen a Ghanaian talk about it.

Bar1941:
Yeah, because once bitten twice shy

The Yoruba’s are acting based on experience!

Bar1941:
It’s a gradual process…..

After all he built a school already, how many did he build in his hometown?

Pretty soon he’ll declare Ghana a no man’s land and claim his people develop the country.

PlayerMeji:
So Nigerian Ambassador to Ghana no reach una again.... You must have an igbo king in another man's space...

shortgun:
The man in question never declared himself a ruler or king over Ghanaians — he's simply the leader of the Igbo community in Ghana.
His title "Eze Ndi Igbo" literally translates to "King of the Igbos in Ghana or leader of Igbos " similar to how other ethnic groups have their own community heads, like Sarkin Fulani...King of Fulanis
What exactly is the problem here?
The man even built a school in Ghana

Modified:
To be a legitimate king who rules over people in Igbo tradition, “Eze” is usually not the title of authority.
Instead, the formal title is “Igwe”, often preceded by “His Royal Majesty (HRM)” or “His Royal Highness (HRH).” This is followed by the king’s full name, his official title and the community he rules.

This is how the names of true Igbo kings with authority will look like:

(1.)His Royal Majesty Igwe Cosmas Ezeumeh, the Obi III of Nachi Community

(2.)His Royal Highness Igwe Kenneth Onyeneke Orizu III, The Obi of Otolo and Igwe of Nnewi Kingdom.

It's also an abomination for Igbo monarchs to rule in a foreign land...
Stop the mischievous misinformation!

shortgun:
The man in question never declared himself a ruler or king over Ghanaians — he's simply the leader of the Igbo community in Ghana.
His title "Eze Ndi Igbo" literally translates to "King of the Igbos in Ghana or leader of Igbos " similar to how other ethnic groups have their own community heads, like Sarkin Fulani...King of Fulanis
What exactly is the problem here?
The man even built a school in Ghana

Modified:
To be a legitimate king who rules over people in Igbo tradition, “Eze” is usually not the title of authority.
Instead, the formal title is “Igwe”, often preceded by “His Royal Majesty (HRM)” or “His Royal Highness (HRH).” This is followed by the king’s full name, his official title and the community he rules.

This is how the names of true Igbo kings with authority will look like:

(1.)His Royal Majesty Igwe Cosmas Ezeumeh, the Obi III of Nachi Community

(2.)His Royal Highness Igwe Kenneth Onyeneke Orizu III, The Obi of Otolo and Igwe of Nnewi Kingdom.

It's also an abomination for Igbo monarchs to rule in a foreign land...
Stop the mischievous misinformation!

Bar1941:
Yeah, because once bitten twice shy

The Yoruba’s are acting based on experience!

Kewekubosineh:
Enjoy your tribalism.

Colonial streets in Ajegunle have been renamed with names of people of South West extraction by Ajeromi-Ifodun Local government.

They didn't take into consideration pluralistic nature of Lagos.

Such excessive tribalism is not good for our corporate existence. It erodes our collective identity and broader prospective for unity.

Ghana should not fall back into mistakes of southwesterners.

shortgun:
The controversial Igbo king who has been living in Ghana for over 20 years and is married to a Ghanaian woman made headlines recently after buying plots of land to build a hospital and Igbo village in Ghana.

Rumors claimed he went into hiding after the news spread, but he’s now back in public — seen confidently strolling the streets of Ghana to loud cheers and celebration from his Ghanian admirers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xw_Hz0UoIyg?si=oFkU3SDcAh8XI34G

DesChyko:
The thing is that the Yoruba Pro-APC Ronu folks (led by NoNonsenseZone) falsely labelled the intra-Ghana fracas as a battle against the Igbos; whatever their gain will be remains unknown, but it is clear that it is hate-sponsored from the decades old tribal envy some of them have against the adventuring Igbo spirit.

It was so bad that it took core Ghanians on social media to call out the dirty lies to their faces. As it is today, their power mongers are turning a blind eye to No Nonsense Zone. But when there is a blowout like the Lagospedia account, you will see denial left and right.

DesChyko:
The thing is that the Yoruba Pro-APC Ronu folks (led by NoNonsenseZone) falsely labelled the intra-Ghana fracas as a battle against the Igbos; whatever their gain will be remains unknown, but it is clear that it is hate-sponsored from the decades old tribal envy some of them have against the adventuring Igbo spirit.

It was so bad that it took core Ghanians on social media to call out the dirty lies to their faces. As it is today, their power mongers are turning a blind eye to No Nonsense Zone. But when there is a blowout like the Lagospedia account, you will see denial left and right.

shortgun:
The controversial Igbo king who has been living in Ghana for over 20 years and is married to a Ghanaian woman made headlines recently after buying plots of land to build a hospital and Igbo village in Ghana.

Rumors claimed he went into hiding after the news spread, but he’s now back in public — seen confidently strolling the streets of Ghana to loud cheers and celebration from his Ghanian admirers.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xw_Hz0UoIyg?si=oFkU3SDcAh8XI34G

Akuruoulo:
Igbos are never expansionists, nor land grabbers. Other tribes are the ones trying to grab what belong to the Igbos .
Igbo AMAKA

Inside and outside Nigeria Igbos are the best

Kewekubosineh:
Enjoy your tribalism.

Colonial streets in Ajegunle have been renamed with names of people of South West extraction by Ajeromi-Ifodun Local government.

They didn't take into consideration pluralistic nature of Lagos.

Such excessive tribalism is not good for our corporate existence. It erodes our collective identity and broader prospective for unity.

Ghana should not fall back into mistakes of southwesterners.

Christistruth03:
GRAND HYPOCRISY!!!!!

GuyWise101:
Nna mehnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

The Ghanians have no problem with this man.

Only yoruba people are spreading fake news and lies against Ndigbo in Ghana

Image123:
Are you aware that the man was arrested and may be deported?

chiagozien:
According to Yorubas

chiagozien:
According to Yorubas

You see that Nigerian Ambassador to Ghana that followed this "Igbo King in Ghana" to the police station MUST be very stupid!!!

He even denied being an "Igbo king" in Ghana and was sweating wait profusely!

You will look for trouble in another man's land then start claiming… pic.twitter.com/qqjk4syMDF

— Pst Okezie JAMES Atañi 🦨 (@Onsogbu) July 18, 2025