₦airaland Forum

CSTRR:
The majority of the wars you guys fought were intra-ethnic wars.
That doesn't count.

You lost against the British, you lost against the women from Dahomey, you lost against the fulani.

Blood, biko chill. Let the ignoramus, bubble in his fantastic tales by moonlight

free2ryhme:
why are you suffering

why are you going extinct?

itzadorable333:
LMAO our people normally say "Man's wish is not THE LORD'S wish" . You really wish you were right about that "certain tribe", you really wish you knew their history (which of course you can't because you are a stranger), in fact you really wish you knew your own history and identity before someone 'stooped so low' to enlighten you.
You really wish, but you know what they say about wishes right? So either a certain man keeps wishing or he goes to his elders and learn their own 'history' and lost identity.
A certain man is not your elder nor your kin, neither will he teach you the history of his people, you don't need it. Learn yours first.

Emotional rants—empty noise without substance, as usual. Typical! We don't know your real 'history'; let's assume you even have one. Why don't you share that 'history' now that you have all the time in the world, on a platform provided even by a Yoruba man?

Hey, boy, while you're at it, we won't buy Chinua Achebe's fictional 'history' of one non-existent Okonkwo. And please be reminded that the 'history' of being 'African Jews' has since been debunked. Do we need to remind you that we’ve heard how 'Amelika' (America) and 'Eeroopa' (Europe) were founded by your progenitors? Laughable!

Now, the latest claim you and your fellow comedians want to force down our throats is that East Africans, especially the Luo, are Igbos! Lol, I don't know what could be more delusional. Boy, trust me, you know nothing even about your so-called 'history'. For instance, are you aware that Mr. Alex Otti, the governor of Abia State, is ancestrally not an Igbo man; he is an Ibibio man—an Aro! Do you think you share the same history with him, even though you want the whole world to see him as an Igbo man today? There are many people like Mr Alex Otti in today's Southeast. As a matter of fact, the real igbos are a minority in the Southeast— fact.

Do I have to educate you about what the Aros did to your people? Trust me, you are not in any position to label anyone outside of your own tribe as a slave. It shows a complex inferiority complex to desire that everybody be Igbos, while no one wants to associate with you!

Christlike01:
Emotional rants—empty noise without substance, as usual. Typical! We don't know your real 'history'; let's assume you even have one. Why don't you share that 'history' now that you have all the time in the world, on a platform provided even by a Yoruba man?

Hey, boy, while you're at it, we won't buy Chinua Achebe's fictional 'history' of one non-existent Okonkwo. And please be reminded that the 'history' of being 'African Jews' has since been debunked. Do we need to remind you that we’ve heard how 'Amelika' (America) and 'Eeroopa' (Europe) were founded by your progenitors? Laughable!

Now, the latest claim you and your fellow comedians want to force down our throats is that East Africans, especially the Luo, are Igbos! Lol, I don't know what could be more delusional. Boy, trust me, you know nothing even about your so-called 'history'. For instance, are you aware that Mr. Alex Otti, the governor of Abia State, is ancestrally not an Igbo man; he is an Ibibio man—an Aro! Do you think you share the same history with him, even though you want the whole world to see him as an Igbo man today? There are many people like Mr Alex Otti in today's Southeast. As a matter of fact, the real igbos are a minority in the Southeast— fact.

Do I have to educate you about what the Aros did to your people? Trust me, you are not in any position to label anyone outside of your own tribe as a slave. It shows a complex inferiority complex to desire that everybody be Igbos, while no one wants to associate with you!

Lmao my Aro and Ibibio brothers should come read evening newspaper, breaking edition. Mr. No ID, it's no one's fault you are lost and no one's interested in finding you, go find yourself so you'll have something to pass down to your offsprings. As for the newspapers you are rolling out, please keep them coming we love to be entertained.

itzadorable333:
Lmao my Aro and Ibibio brothers should come read evening newspaper, breaking edition. Mr. No ID, it's no one's fault you are lost and no one's interested in finding you, go find yourself so you'll have something to pass down to your offsprings. As for the newspapers you are rolling out, please keep them coming we love to be entertained.

Na AI him dey use write all these bin-dipping shii?

Chai.... databoys eh..

Alex Otto? Ibibio man? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Kalashnikov69
esnbrutality

Please come ooo. See wetin databoys dey cap here🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

itzadorable333:
Just like when we present Truth to you, you guys always respond with inveterate and illogical lies - your label!

Afikpo: 35, 015 km²


Oyo: 22, 231 km²

Even this Oyo data needs to be recalculated to determine what's left after your conquering masters from the north have taken over a chunk off.

This is what you always resort to when lies can no longer advance your cause. Stop being half-smart; our readers are not stupid—Afikpo is a small town in Ebonyi State. And by the way, Oyo is also a town in Oyo State. You can't confuse anyone here, okay?

Now, this is what you should dispute:

The Southeast comprises five states—Anambra, Abia, Enugu, Ebonyi, and Imo—which cover an area of just 29,388 square kilometers.

Oyo State (one of six states in the Southwest) is 28,454 square kilometers.

With the above information, prove that your beloved Southeast is not just "a half plot of land," which are your exact words.

The essence of the above is to encourage you to question what your predecessors were doing while others expanded their territories. I'm just trying to explain why your indigenous land is limited to just the present "five plots of land." Someone in government even referred to it as "a dot." Isn't it actually a dot? This is what I asked you to dispute—not to resort to lies and gibberish.

Christlike01:
This is what you always resort to when lies can no longer advance your cause. Stop being half-smart; our readers are not stupid—Afikpo is a small town in Ebonyi State. And by the way, Oyo is also a town in Oyo State. You can't confuse anyone here, okay?

Now, this is what you should dispute:

The Southeast comprises five states—Anambra, Abia, Enugu, Ebonyi, and Imo—which cover an area of just 29,388 square kilometers.

Oyo State (one of six states in the Southwest) is 28,454 square kilometers.

With the above information, prove that your beloved Southeast is not just "a half plot of land," which are your exact words.

The essence of the above is to encourage you to question what your predecessors were doing while others expanded their territories. I'm just trying to explain why your indigenous land is limited to just the present "five plots of land." Someone in government even referred to it as "a dot." Isn't it actually a dot? This is what I asked you to dispute—not to resort to lies and gibberish.

...just like someone also called your land an 'imaginary line'. Even as
your people have been observed to have an uncanny ability to lie to themselves and to others with utmost confidence and belief, our people have been observed to resist falsehood in all its ramification.
Like I said,
Afikpo : 35, 015 km²

Oyo: 22, 231 km²

It is known.

It's no one's fault you don't know, neither is it anyone's fault your land is that infinitesimal.

TheStoriesOfMan:
Na AI him dey use write all these bin-dipping shii?

Chai.... databoys eh..

Alex Otto? Ibibio man? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Kalashnikov69
esnbrutality

Please come ooo. See wetin databoys dey cap here🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hehehe I said it! My people have gathered already, and they are laughing so hard. My brother, come and read evening newspaper o. Maybe we should ask the newsman if he has palm wine too, let's be fully merry.

itzadorable333:
Lmao my Aro and Ibibio brothers should come read evening newspaper, breaking edition. Mr. No ID, it's no one's fault you are lost and no one's interested in finding you, go find yourself so you'll have something to pass down to your offsprings. As for the newspapers you are rolling out, please keep them coming we love to be entertained.

The Aros and Ibibios are not your brothers; you are Ibo. This "attaché by force" won't help your cause. Remember, I informed you earlier that even in the present Southeast, the original Ibos are a minority. That is the truth.

Now, let me educate you a little about your so-called "history":

History doesn't care about your emotional rants. You can lie and deflect for all I care, but the truth is the truth. Before the generalization of the Ibo identity among all Easterners for administrative convenience, the concentration of what are today known as Ibos were the people of Awka in Anambra down to the hinterlands of Imo towards the Imo River. These were the Isu people, and these were the same people whom the ancestors of ANIOMA called the IGBO, while those of the Ikwerres and Ijaws referred to them as Isuoma. It's important to state that those descriptives were used as slurs against the Ibos.

Abia was primarily Akwa cross people. From Aro to Old Bende to Ohafia, Umuahia, they were all of Ibibio descent.

The people of Enugu are mainly of Igala heritage and Jukun ancestry.

Ebonyi people are of Igala ancestry and the Orings.

The other parts of Anambra, from Nri to Agwukwu to Onitsha, and other riverine areas of Anambra and beyond, are all of Igala and Edo ancestry.

Some parts of Imo are also of Aniocha heritage, like the Ogute people. The Egbema people of Imo are of Ikwerre heritage.

So, it is very clear that the Ibos as we know them today are just a construct created by the British. The only reason some of these non-original IGBO groups, who are now identifying as Ibos, is simply due to a lack of knowledge of their noble heritage and because Ibos have fraudulently been identified as the third-largest ethnic group in Nigeria. The Ibos are actually a minority group in Nigeria. Some of these individuals want to continue falsely identifying as Ibos to cling to the falsehood that "Ibo is a majority ethnic group." For instance, Mr. Alex Otti of Abia State is ancestrally not an Ibo man; he is an Ibibio— an Aro man with a rich history.

History doesn't care about your emotions, boy. You can rant for all I care, but the truth is the truth. It's sad that you see this as a form of entertainment rather than the real education it is — the one you lack.

Christlike01:
The Aros and Ibibios are not your brothers; you are Ibo. This "attaché by force" won't help your cause. Remember, I informed you earlier that even in the present Southeast, the original Ibos are a minority. That is the truth.

Now, let me educate you a little about your so-called "history":

History doesn't care about your emotional rants. You can lie and deflect for all I care, but the truth is the truth. Before the generalization of the Ibo identity among all Easterners for administrative convenience, the concentration of what are today known as Ibos were the people of Awka in Anambra down to the hinterlands of Imo towards the Imo River. These were the Isu people, and these were the same people whom the ancestors of ANIOMA called the IGBO, while those of the Ikwerres and Ijaws referred to them as Isuoma. It's important to state that those descriptives were used as slurs against the Ibos.

Abia was primarily Akwa cross people. From Aro to Old Bende to Ohafia, Umuahia, they were all of Ibibio descent.

The people of Enugu are mainly of Igala heritage and Jukun ancestry.

Ebonyi people are of Igala ancestry and the Orings.

The other parts of Anambra, from Nri to Agwukwu to Onitsha, and other riverine areas of Anambra and beyond, are all of Igala and Edo ancestry.

Some parts of Imo are also of Aniocha heritage, like the Ogute people. The Egbema people of Imo are of Ikwerre heritage.

So, it is very clear that the Ibos as we know them today are just a construct created by the British. The only reason some of these non-original IGBO groups, who are now identifying as Ibos, is simply due to a lack of knowledge of their noble heritage and because Ibos have fraudulently been identified as the third-largest ethnic group in Nigeria. The Ibos are actually a minority group in Nigeria. Some of these individuals want to continue falsely identifying as Ibos to cling to the falsehood that "Ibo is a majority ethnic group." For instance, Mr. Alex Otti of Abia State is ancestrally not an Ibo man; he is an Ibibio— an Aro man with a rich history.

History doesn't care about your emotions, boy. You can rant for all I care, but the truth is the truth. It's sad that you see this as a form of entertainment rather than the real education it is — the one you lack.

Gbam! Umunna come and read another edition of evening newspaper. Ehen Mr ID'less Newsman, do you have palm wine? My brothers are coming around to enjoy your news.

Christlike01:
The Aros and Ibibios are not your brothers; you are Ibo. This "attaché by force" won't help your cause. Remember, I informed you earlier that even in the present Southeast, the original Ibos are a minority. That is the truth.

Now, let me educate you a little about your so-called "history":

History doesn't care about your emotional rants. You can lie and deflect for all I care, but the truth is the truth. Before the generalization of the Ibo identity among all Easterners for administrative convenience, the concentration of what are today known as Ibos were the people of Awka in Anambra down to the hinterlands of Imo towards the Imo River. These were the Isu people, and these were the same people whom the ancestors of ANIOMA called the IGBO, while those of the Ikwerres and Ijaws referred to them as Isuoma. It's important to state that those descriptives were used as slurs against the Ibos.

Abia was primarily Akwa cross people. From Aro to Old Bende to Ohafia, Umuahia, they were all of Ibibio descent.

The people of Enugu are mainly of Igala heritage and Jukun ancestry.

Ebonyi people are of Igala ancestry and the Orings.

The other parts of Anambra, from Nri to Agwukwu to Onitsha, and other riverine areas of Anambra and beyond, are all of Igala and Edo ancestry.

Some parts of Imo are also of Aniocha heritage, like the Ogute people. The Egbema people of Imo are of Ikwerre heritage.

So, it is very clear that the Ibos as we know them today are just a construct created by the British. The only reason some of these non-original IGBO groups, who are now identifying as Ibos, is simply due to a lack of knowledge of their noble heritage and because Ibos have fraudulently been identified as the third-largest ethnic group in Nigeria. The Ibos are actually a minority group in Nigeria. Some of these individuals want to continue falsely identifying as Ibos to cling to the falsehood that "Ibo is a majority ethnic group." For instance, Mr. Alex Otti of Abia State is ancestrally not an Ibo man; he is an Ibibio— an Aro man with a rich history.

History doesn't care about your emotions, boy. You can rant for all I care, but the truth is the truth. It's sad that you see this as a form of entertainment rather than the real education it is — the one you lack.

By the time you're done, you'll be reeking of explanation and tales. One with no identity is nothing but lost. While we know ours and are proud of it, you should go and learn yours and then you can do whatever you like with it. Being pained, won't change anything.

itzadorable333:
By the time you're done, you'll be reeking of explanation and tales. One with no identity is nothing but lost. While we know ours and are proud of it, you should go and learn yours and then you can do whatever you like with it. Being pained, won't change anything.

See entertainment.

More of this entertainment.

TheStoriesOfMan:
See entertainment.

More of this entertainment.

Haha you know how we do it... It's working

Christlike01:
The Aros and Ibibios are not your brothers; you are Ibo. This "attaché by force" won't help your cause. Remember, I informed you earlier that even in the present Southeast, the original Ibos are a minority. That is the truth.

Now, let me educate you a little about your so-called "history":

History doesn't care about your emotional rants. You can lie and deflect for all I care, but the truth is the truth. Before the generalization of the Ibo identity among all Easterners for administrative convenience, the concentration of what are today known as Ibos were the people of Awka in Anambra down to the hinterlands of Imo towards the Imo River. These were the Isu people, and these were the same people whom the ancestors of ANIOMA called the IGBO, while those of the Ikwerres and Ijaws referred to them as Isuoma. It's important to state that those descriptives were used as slurs against the Ibos.

Abia was primarily Akwa cross people. From Aro to Old Bende to Ohafia, Umuahia, they were all of Ibibio descent.

The people of Enugu are mainly of Igala heritage and Jukun ancestry.

Ebonyi people are of Igala ancestry and the Orings.

The other parts of Anambra, from Nri to Agwukwu to Onitsha, and other riverine areas of Anambra and beyond, are all of Igala and Edo ancestry.

Some parts of Imo are also of Aniocha heritage, like the Ogute people. The Egbema people of Imo are of Ikwerre heritage.

So, it is very clear that the Ibos as we know them today are just a construct created by the British. The only reason some of these non-original IGBO groups, who are now identifying as Ibos, is simply due to a lack of knowledge of their noble heritage and because Ibos have fraudulently been identified as the third-largest ethnic group in Nigeria. The Ibos are actually a minority group in Nigeria. Some of these individuals want to continue falsely identifying as Ibos to cling to the falsehood that "Ibo is a majority ethnic group." For instance, Mr. Alex Otti of Abia State is ancestrally not an Ibo man; he is an Ibibio— an Aro man with a rich history.

History doesn't care about your emotions, boy. You can rant for all I care, but the truth is the truth. It's sad that you see this as a form of entertainment rather than the real education it is — the one you lack.

Ngwa! Mr No ID a.k.a Tales-By-Moonlight Newsman, what's the delay? Don't tell us you are tired of recanting. We warned you but you insisted, now you must finish your story because we are now interested. If you don't have palm wine don't worry we brought. Come out of your hiding, we're waiting. "Uncle please tell us another story..."
Onye gba ôsô...

itzadorable333:
Ngwa! Mr No ID a.k.a Tales-By-Moonlight Newsman, what's the delay? Don't tell us you are tired of recanting. We warned you but you insisted, now you must finish your story because we are now interested. If you don't have palm wine don't worry we brought. Come out of your hiding, we're waiting. "Uncle please tell us another story..."
Onye gba ôsô...

Believe it or not, I'm not allowed to take off my gloves with you. Trust me, if that were allowed, you would regret ever starting this conversation. History is a banana peel for you and your people—yours is not pleasant. While those with rich and enviable histories are talking, you should keep quiet. You have nothing to contribute.

Boy, I'm not entertaining you; I'm educating you. I warned you from the beginning not to wash your dirty linen in public, but you stubbornly refused to heed my advice. Just a tip of the iceberg: you're always convulsing! Lol, you think you can stylishly stop me from exposing the emptiness of your so-called identity further with your dubious rants about "story," "entertainment," "palm wine," and blah, blah, blah! That will never deter me from further revealing the emptiness of your land, your people, and everything that has to do with your so-called "history" and "identity."

Believe it or not, the moderators here are really helping your mental health by refusing to post certain historical documents and pictures about your so-called "history." Trust me, I guarantee you would deactivate your account here if those documents were allowed to be posted. I repeat: you are historically a nobody!

The truth is that you are not what and who you want people to believe you are, and you will never be. Your so-called history and identity are nothing to write home about—fact.

Boy, you don't want to know your true identity — trust me.

itzadorable333:
we all know where the 'Gate of No Return' is. So fermes!

That's where their journey started and the numbers in the Diaspora via DNA tracing is sufficient proofs

CSTRR:
The majority of the wars you guys fought were intra-ethnic wars.
That doesn't count.

You lost against the British, you lost against the women from Dahomey, you lost against the fulani.

Please, educate yourself— read up! Don't just use the internet for watching X-rated videos alone.

Source: ChatGPT

The Oyo Empire, a powerful Yoruba state in present-day Nigeria, was involved in several military campaigns beyond its borders, particularly in West Africa, including areas that are now Benin Republic, Togo, and Ghana. Here are some key points regarding these military engagements:

### 1. **Expansion and Influence**
- The Oyo Empire, at its height in the 17th and 18th centuries, sought to expand its influence across the region. The Oyo army was known for its cavalry and military organization, which allowed it to exert power over neighboring regions.

### 2. **Benin Republic**
- **Wars with the Kingdom of Dahomey**: The Oyo Empire frequently clashed with the Kingdom of Dahomey (located in present-day Benin). These conflicts were often over trade routes and territorial control. The Oyo army aimed to dominate the region to secure trade access to the coastal areas.
- **Conquest of Lagos**: Oyo forces also engaged in campaigns that affected coastal cities like Lagos, which was part of the larger efforts to control trade and resources.

### 3. **Togo**
- Oyo's expansionist policies extended into parts of present-day Togo, particularly in the areas inhabited by the Ewe and other ethnic groups. Although specific battles may not be well-documented, Oyo's influence in the region was felt through trade and military presence.

### 4. **Ghana**
- **Ashanti Wars**: The Oyo Empire had interactions with the Ashanti Empire in what is modern-day Ghana. Although direct military conflicts were less frequent, the Oyo sought to assert influence over the Ashanti, primarily through trade and political alliances. The Oyo also competed for control over the gold trade routes in the region.

### 5. **Trade and Slave Raids**
- The Oyo army was involved in slave raids and trade, which often resulted in military confrontations with neighboring groups. These activities sometimes led to conflicts with local rulers in Benin, Togo, and Ghana, as Oyo sought to expand its wealth and resources.

### 6. **Decline of Oyo Power**
- By the late 19th century, internal strife and external pressures weakened the Oyo Empire. This decline affected its military capabilities and influence in the region.

### Conclusion
The Oyo army was an influential military force in West Africa, engaging in various conflicts and establishing trade relations across present-day Benin Republic, Togo, and Ghana. Their military campaigns were often driven by the desire for territorial expansion and economic control, impacting the dynamics of power in the region.

Source: ChatGPT

Hotice085:
That's where their journey started and the numbers in the Diaspora via DNA tracing is sufficient proofs

lol yeah

itzadorable333:
lol yeah

So which enclave were you sent to

Christlike01:
Believe it or not, I'm not allowed to take off my gloves with you. Trust me, if that were allowed, you would regret ever starting this conversation. History is a banana peel for you and your people—yours is not pleasant. While those with rich and enviable histories are talking, you should keep quiet. You have nothing to contribute.

Boy, I'm not entertaining you; I'm educating you. I warned you from the beginning not to wash your dirty linen in public, but you stubbornly refused to heed my advice. Just a tip of the iceberg: you're always convulsing! Lol, you think you can stylishly stop me from exposing the emptiness of your so-called identity further with your dubious rants about "story," "entertainment," "palm wine," and blah, blah, blah! That will never deter me from further revealing the emptiness of your land, your people, and everything that has to do with your so-called "history" and "identity."

Believe it or not, the moderators here are really helping your mental health by refusing to post certain historical documents and pictures about your so-called "history." Trust me, I guarantee you would deactivate your account here if those documents were allowed to be posted. I repeat: you are historically a nobody!

The truth is that you are not what and who you want people to believe you are, and you will never be. Your so-called history and identity are nothing to write home about—fact.

Boy, you don't want to know your true identity — trust me.

What is this? This is not your regular tale. Don't tell us you've run out of tales, we don't need these jeremiads. "Uncle please tell us more stories..."
No more lamentations, Ngwa!
We've been waiting, and is this what you came up with?

Christlike01:
Please, educate yourself— read up! Don't just use the internet for watching X-rated videos alone.

Source: ChatGPT

The Oyo Empire, a powerful Yoruba state in present-day Nigeria, was involved in several military campaigns beyond its borders, particularly in West Africa, including areas that are now Benin Republic, Togo, and Ghana. Here are some key points regarding these military engagements:

### 1. **Expansion and Influence**
- The Oyo Empire, at its height in the 17th and 18th centuries, sought to expand its influence across the region. The Oyo army was known for its cavalry and military organization, which allowed it to exert power over neighboring regions.

### 2. **Benin Republic**
- **Wars with the Kingdom of Dahomey**: The Oyo Empire frequently clashed with the Kingdom of Dahomey (located in present-day Benin). These conflicts were often over trade routes and territorial control. The Oyo army aimed to dominate the region to secure trade access to the coastal areas.
- **Conquest of Lagos**: Oyo forces also engaged in campaigns that affected coastal cities like Lagos, which was part of the larger efforts to control trade and resources.

### 3. **Togo**
- Oyo's expansionist policies extended into parts of present-day Togo, particularly in the areas inhabited by the Ewe and other ethnic groups. Although specific battles may not be well-documented, Oyo's influence in the region was felt through trade and military presence.

### 4. **Ghana**
- **Ashanti Wars**: The Oyo Empire had interactions with the Ashanti Empire in what is modern-day Ghana. Although direct military conflicts were less frequent, the Oyo sought to assert influence over the Ashanti, primarily through trade and political alliances. The Oyo also competed for control over the gold trade routes in the region.

### 5. **Trade and Slave Raids**
- The Oyo army was involved in slave raids and trade, which often resulted in military confrontations with neighboring groups. These activities sometimes led to conflicts with local rulers in Benin, Togo, and Ghana, as Oyo sought to expand its wealth and resources.

### 6. **Decline of Oyo Power**
- By the late 19th century, internal strife and external pressures weakened the Oyo Empire. This decline affected its military capabilities and influence in the region.

### Conclusion
The Oyo army was an influential military force in West Africa, engaging in various conflicts and establishing trade relations across present-day Benin Republic, Togo, and Ghana. Their military campaigns were often driven by the desire for territorial expansion and economic control, impacting the dynamics of power in the region.

Source: ChatGPT

Hahahaha No ID is No ID. A people whose identity is being culled from chatgpt. You see? If they call you Mr No ID you start to wail. Well truth is bitter.

Hotice085:
So which enclave were you sent to

lol go to 'Gate of no return' , it's in your land, check you might see your family name on the list

Christlike01:
Believe it or not, I'm not allowed to take off my gloves with you. Trust me, if that were allowed, you would regret ever starting this conversation. History is a banana peel for you and your people—yours is not pleasant. While those with rich and enviable histories are talking, you should keep quiet. You have nothing to contribute.

Boy, I'm not entertaining you; I'm educating you. I warned you from the beginning not to wash your dirty linen in public, but you stubbornly refused to heed my advice. Just a tip of the iceberg: you're always convulsing! Lol, you think you can stylishly stop me from exposing the emptiness of your so-called identity further with your dubious rants about "story," "entertainment," "palm wine," and blah, blah, blah! That will never deter me from further revealing the emptiness of your land, your people, and everything that has to do with your so-called "history" and "identity."

Believe it or not, the moderators here are really helping your mental health by refusing to post certain historical documents and pictures about your so-called "history." Trust me, I guarantee you would deactivate your account here if those documents were allowed to be posted. I repeat: you are historically a nobody!

The truth is that you are not what and who you want people to believe you are, and you will never be. Your so-called history and identity are nothing to write home about—fact.

Boy, you don't want to know your true identity — trust me.

LMAO You are right I do not want to know my true identity if it's an identity connected with being hamstrung by women, conquered by all my surrounding neighbours, to the extent of even losing my name as a result of a foreign name being forced upon us. Tufia! Chukwu Aju! I do not want to know that identity!

itzadorable333:
LMAO You are right I do not want to know my true identity if it's an identity connected with being hamstrung by women, conquered by all my surrounding neighbours, to the extent of even losing my name as a result of a foreign name being forced upon us. Tufia! Chukwu Aju! I do not want to know that identity!

Yes, that's good for you. The truth is that the Ijaws, the Itsekiris, the Binis, the Igalas, the Ibibios (Aro),etc — all your neighbors did unprintable things to you guys. The records are all there.

itzadorable333:
Hahahaha No ID is No ID. A people whose identity is being culled from chatgpt. You see? If they call you Mr No ID you start to wail. Well truth is bitter.

Lol, the joke is on you, boy! Even the ChatGPT has no records of anything enviable about your progenitors— too bad! That is very tasteless, boy.

Christlike01:
Yes, that's good for you. The truth is that the Ijaws, the Itsekiris, the Binis, the Igalas, the Ibibios (Aro),etc — all your neighbors did unprintable things to you guys. The records are all there.

Hehehe like I said, you really wish your people never had to have such unsavoury history. But it has happened, it has happened. Take heart .
Maybe in your next existence you can come with a better ID

Christlike01:
Lol, the joke is on you, boy! Even the ChatGPT has no records of anything enviable about your progenitors— too bad! That is very tasteless, boy.

hahaha those who have IDs have nothing to do with chatgpt, but those who don't... You know na

Christlike01:
Yes, that's good for you. The truth is that the Ijaws, the Itsekiris, the Binis, the Igalas, the Ibibios (Aro),etc — all your neighbors did unprintable things to you guys. The records are all there.

hehehe we all know the people who were renamed by their masters...You know your name tag, don't you?

itzadorable333:
Hehehe like I said, you really wish your people never had to have such unsavoury history. But it has happened, it has happened. Take heart .
Maybe in your next existence you can come with a better ID

I have told you about the great exploits of my forefathers — they fought wars, they sold slaves, they conquered land and people, they expanded their territories, they achieved many "first" in Nigeria and even beyond. Now, tell us a single achievement of yours — nothing! Absolutely nothing to write home about. I repeat: you're a NO-BO-DY!

Christlike01:
Lol, the joke is on you, boy! Even the ChatGPT has no records of anything enviable about your progenitors— too bad! That is very tasteless, boy.

LMAO

Question: Who are you?

Yoruba: Chatgpt say....

itzadorable333:
hehehe we all know the people who were renamed by their masters...You know your name tag, don't you?

Tell us a single achievement of your forebears, and where they came from? A nobody like you, feeling funky!