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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by sukkot: 10:53am On May 04, 2015
Ihuomadinihu:

No! There were warehouses of slaves all over igboland. Igbo people know the group of people that sold them. There were two prominent ports, one for igbos and easterners at bonny. And one for cowards in Badagary.
and who was brokering all the deals with the british and portuguese ? the yoruba kings. this is why lagos got very rich and prosperous during the slave trade era wink

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by Ihuomadinihu: 10:53am On May 04, 2015
sukkot:
and i repeat how many fulani and hausa slaves ? almost non-existent. how many igbo slaves ? millions. what does that tell you ? the ndigbo were weak cowards lipsrsealed
Look at a confirmed illiterate coward. Hausa people were also sold,is that difficult to understand. Use your browser wisely.

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by sukkot: 10:54am On May 04, 2015
Ihuomadinihu:

Look at a confirmed illiterate coward. Hausa people were also sold,is that difficult to understand. Use your browser wisely.
the question is not if hausa were sold. the question is how many ? very few. how many ndigbo sold ? millions.

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by Ihuomadinihu: 10:58am On May 04, 2015
sukkot:
and who was brokering all the deals with the british and portuguese ? the yoruba kings. this is why lagos got very rich and prosperous during the slave trade era wink
The Yoruba/fulani kings that sold coward yorubas brokered their deals. People at the bight of biafra had their own deals. You are only ranting sha,you obviously don't know what to concort again. Pele!

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by Ihuomadinihu: 11:00am On May 04, 2015
sukkot:
the question is not if hausa were sold. the question is how many ? very few. how many ndigbo sold ? millions.
I was expecting you to provide a link that said hausas was not sold according to you.
:p
Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by sukkot: 11:03am On May 04, 2015
Ihuomadinihu:

I was expecting you to provide a link that said hausas was not sold according to you.
:p
i never said no single hausa was sold. wink
Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by sukkot: 11:05am On May 04, 2015
Ihuomadinihu:

The Yoruba/fulani kings that sold coward yorubas brokered their deals. People at the bight of biafra had their own deals. You are only ranting sha,you obviously don't know what to concort again. Pele!
listen, like i said, there is a reason why the majority of slaves was igbos. it is because igbos are cowards. how many people have the liver to capture an hausa or a fulani man or even a yoruba man ? very few people have that liver. meanwhile everyone and his mama was capturing ndigbo because they know they are hot headed cowards grin

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by Ihuomadinihu: 11:09am On May 04, 2015
sukkot:
listen, like i said, there is a reason why the majority of slaves was igbos. it is because igbos are cowards. how many people have the liver to capture an hausa or a fulani man or even a yoruba man ? very few people have that liver. meanwhile everyone and his mama was capturing ndigbo because they know they are hot headed cowards grin
Lol,i was not expecting you to be rational.
All said and done,this topic is about igbo history and heritage in the diaspora,just as we have other African contributions over there. I expect you to open a similar thread,jumping up and down on igbo threads is already out dated.

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by sukkot: 11:12am On May 04, 2015
Ihuomadinihu:

Lol,i was not expecting you to be rational.
All said and done,this topic is about igbo history and heritage in the diaspora,just as we have other African contributions over there. I expect you to open a similar thread,jumping up and down on igbo threads is already out dated.
aiiittt we call truce. i shall let you enjoy your ndigbo history and heritage in peace. whats most important is we are all ' black ' so we are brothers and sisters whether we like it or not wink

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by Ihuomadinihu: 11:20am On May 04, 2015
sukkot:
aiiittt we call truce. i shall let you enjoy your ndigbo history and heritage in peace. whats most important is we are all ' black ' so we are brothers and sisters whether we like it or not wink
Brotherhood can only exist when one knows and respects his boundary. This thread was innocently created to fish out igbo elements in America. I don't see how you jump in categorize an entire ethnic group as mentally unstable,lazy and cowards and go back to say you see them as kins. That's simply preposterous.
The only arguement we had here was between an Ejagham man that was upset that igbos borrowed Nsibidi. You are the only one spewing tribalism and mockery here. If this was a sectarian or ethnicity page,it would have been understandable. But you crossed your limits by insulting a whole group with no apparent reason or justification.
Extending the word 'brother' to people you deliberately tried to mock is ridiculous.
Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by anonimi: 11:21am On May 04, 2015
GodMode:


You mean why are YOU so lazy not we

In case you don't know Africa fought a war with the colonial masters but there is nothing to back it up cos it was probably destroyed..

Africans betrayed each other which led to the whole slavery issue.. because new kings(African puppets) were installed in kingdoms to convince the people(Africans)...

It still happens till date..

What I eat is from Africa..
What I wear are Africa prints...

Technological deficiency is because of bad leaders..

Bad leaders ALLOWED by whom- Africans who are too LAZY to ensure they get good leaders or who else
Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by somegirl1: 11:24am On May 04, 2015
sukkot:
dude ? ok

ok here is an excerpt from one of the articles



But female Igbo were valued as more emotionally stable than the men, and
hard workers. If we look closer at marketing patterns and other data, we see a
strikingly different image of the Igbo in various regions of the Americas. In
some places, they were especially prized. Colin Palmer’s study of the British
asiento slave trade to the Spanish Colonies (17?-1739) (ADD correct dates)
makes it clear that Spanish purchasers bought only prime Africans for whom
they paid the highest prices. Palmer wrote:,
“The Ibo . . .were considered [size=14pt]tractable[/size] and hence were highly sought
after by some of the slaveholders in the Americas.”ii
Moreau de St-Mery wrote that while some St. Domingue planters
hesitated to buy Igbo slaves because of their suicidal tendencies, others
preferred them because they were very attached to each other



OK LETS GOOGLE THE WORD ' TRACTABLE '



tractable
[trak-tuh-buh l]
Spell Syllables
Synonyms Examples Word Origin
adjective
1.
easily managed or controlled; docile; yielding:
a tractable child; a tractable disposition.
2.
easily worked, shaped, or otherwise handled; malleable.

NOW FROM THAT EXCERPT YOU CAN GET THE REST STORY

Where's the link to this excerpt? I would like to see for myself what was replaced with ". . ." in this sentence "The Ibo . . .were considered"

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by sukkot: 11:29am On May 04, 2015
Ihuomadinihu:

Brotherhood can only exist when one knows and respects his boundary. This thread was innocently created to fish out igbo elements in America. I don't see how you jump in categorize an entire ethnic group as mentally unstable,lazy and cowards and go back to say you see them as kins. That's simply preposterous.
The only arguement we had here was between an Ejagham man that was upset that igbos borrowed Nsibidi. You are the only one spewing tribalism and mockery here. If this was a sectarian or ethnicity page,it would have been understandable. But you crossed your limits by insulting a whole group with no apparent reason or justification.
Extending the word 'brother' to people you deliberately tried to mock is ridiculous.
igbos mock yoruba everyday on nairaland. i only started doing this after reading so many igbo hatred of yoruba on nairaland wink

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by sukkot: 11:30am On May 04, 2015
somegirl1:


Where's the link to this excerpt? I would like to see for myself what was replaced with ". . ." in this sentence "The Ibo . . .were considered"
just google a few words from the excerpt and the whole thing will pop up

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by Nobody: 11:33am On May 04, 2015
sukkot:
listen, like i said, there is a reason why the majority of slaves was igbos. it is because igbos are cowards. how many people have the liver to capture an hausa or a fulani man or even a yoruba man ? very few people have that liver. meanwhile everyone and his mama was capturing ndigbo because they know they are hot headed cowards grin
you reason through your anüs shocked
Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by Ihuomadinihu: 11:34am On May 04, 2015
sukkot:
igbos mock yoruba everyday on nairaland. i only started doing this after reading so many igbo hatred of yoruba on nairaland wink
People make fun of people when it's appropriate in a proper context. You actively displayed it when it's not necessary,now i know it was a jolly good ride for you.

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by sukkot: 11:36am On May 04, 2015
Ihuomadinihu:

People make fun of people when it's appropriate in a proper context. You actively displayed it when it's not necessary,now i know it was a jolly good ride for you.
when is it ever appropriate to make fun of someone ? shocked

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by Ihuomadinihu: 11:36am On May 04, 2015
somegirl1:


Where's the link to this excerpt? I would like to see for myself what was replaced with ". . ." in this sentence "The Ibo . . .were considered"
He gave his own explanation of tractable. Now,google the different meaning of tractable and find the one that most appropriately applies to igbo slaves according to numerous testimonies about them.

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by sukkot: 11:37am On May 04, 2015
Chukwugekwu:
you reason through your anüs shocked
grin grin
Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by Ihuomadinihu: 11:37am On May 04, 2015
sukkot:
when is it ever appropriate to make fun of someone ? shocked
You should answer the question yourself. I don't see why or how this thread should elicit deep seated tribalism from you.
Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by sukkot: 11:39am On May 04, 2015
Ihuomadinihu:

You should answer the question yourself.
like i said, i am just returning the favor of years of abuse by ndigbo on nairaland. the ndigbo abuse got intense when Jonathan lost the election. thats when i decided its time to start returning the favor. dont start what you cant finish wink

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by Ihuomadinihu: 11:44am On May 04, 2015
sukkot:
like i said, i am just returning the favor of years of abuse by ndigbo on nairaland. the ndigbo abuse got intense when Jonathan lost the election. thats when i decided its time to start returning the favor. dont start what you cant finish wink
This is just sheer stupidity! This is an igbo cultural thread,it is not anywhere close to politics. Your sentiments would be relevant on politics page not here. No igbo person on this thread initially insulted a yoruba person. OMG!

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by sukkot: 11:46am On May 04, 2015
Ihuomadinihu:

This is just sheer stupidity! This is an igbo cultural thread,it is not anywhere close to politics. Your sentiments would be relevant on politics page not here. No igbo person on this thread initially insulted a yoruba person. OMG!
its frontpage. i wasnt aware of what section it was at. i only got in it because it was on frontpage

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by Ihuomadinihu: 11:53am On May 04, 2015
sukkot:
its frontpage. i wasnt aware of what section it was at. i only got in it because it was on frontpage
It's frontpage and you decided to go on a vindication spree without any justification? I equally saw Yoruba dialects on frontpage and i stayed away cos all i couldn't understand what they were writing and it wasn't my business.
I believing you are speaking for yorubas and i will conclude yorubas deliberately come into igbo threads to cause trouble. Now,i know better.

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by sukkot: 11:57am On May 04, 2015
Ihuomadinihu:

It's frontpage and you decided to go on a vindication spree without any justification? I equally saw Yoruba dialects on frontpage and i stayed away cos all i couldn't understand what they were writing and it wasn't my business.
I believing you are speaking for yorubas and i will conclude yorubas deliberately come into igbo threads to cause trouble. Now,i know better.
i speak for myself. leave yorubas out of this wink

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by Ihuomadinihu: 12:00pm On May 04, 2015
sukkot:
i speak for myself. leave yorubas out of this wink
You are speaking for yorubas that were traumatised in the politics section. Now,we know your real intentions.

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by sukkot: 12:02pm On May 04, 2015
Ihuomadinihu:

You are speaking for yorubas that were traumatised in the politics section. Now,we know your real intentions.
ahhhh so you admit igbos abuse yorubas in the politic section wink

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by Ihuomadinihu: 12:05pm On May 04, 2015
sukkot:
ahhhh so you admit igbos abuse yorubas in the politic section wink
Did i go to the politics section?
You admitted you came from the politics section to avenge your people.
Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by Ihuomadinihu: 12:07pm On May 04, 2015
It's confession time....
A total admission of partaking in tribalism when englightened people are discussing real issues.
Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by sukkot: 12:07pm On May 04, 2015
Ihuomadinihu:

Did i go to the politics section?
You admitted you came from the politics section to avenge your people.
me ? politics section ? i never go there. i stay on frontpage only. any article on frontpage. i like the crowded zones. the abuse i experience is on the frontpage

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by sukkot: 12:09pm On May 04, 2015
Ihuomadinihu:
It's confession time....
A total admission of partaking in tribalism when englightened people are discussing real issues.
truth be told ndigbos are the most tribalistic in nigeria

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Re: Igbo Ideograms On Grave Stones In Virginia, US by Ihuomadinihu: 12:10pm On May 04, 2015
sukkot:
me ? politics section ? i never go there. i stay on frontpage only. any article on frontpage. i like the crowded zones. the abuse i experience is on the frontpage
I believe you are daft. The people talking about GEJ fall into the politics section. I know am only indulging your foolishness....at least i know your reason for spewing rubbish even when it's uncalled for.

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