It's true Anioma people aren't Igbo, they hail from the ancient Delta (originally de a luta) of the south southoids (sawa sawa) tribe. They loved Igbo culture so much that they took the name, language, culture, religion, and dressing, and food, and music, and town names. They are like the Nnewi race who trekked from Sudan in the 18th century.

Ngwa, next thread.

shachris:

Zombie, present your own research on the author or STFU.

Why am I even wasting energy on this no-account son of the slime sef?

Shachris, shame on you.

shachris:


do you know that huasas and fulanis speak bear the same name, and some hausa lands bear fulani name. Does that in any way make Huasas fulanimen?

lame question. Fulani has fulfude right? what is anioma's 'native' language?

ezeagu:
It's true Anioma people aren't Igbo, they hail from the ancient Delta (originally de a luta) of the south southoids (sawa sawa) tribe. They loved Igbo culture so much that they took the name, language, culture, religion, and dressing, and food, and music, and town names. They are like the Nnewi race who trekked from Sudan in the 18th century.

Ngwa, next thread.

*laughs*

shachris:


Because
the vast majority of Anioma people speak dialects derived from
the Igbo language, it is assumed that they are "Igbo." Anioma
history records individuals from diverse origins. There are in
Anioma the "Olukunmi" who speak a variant of Yoruba spoken
around Owo. Ebu people in Anioma speak Igala as their mother
tongue.

It's ok. To avoid trouble and for this matter to end peacefully, anioma is YORUBA; case closed!!

Sachris, Onye Nzuzu amaghi onwe ya

Shachris is a medically confirmed mentally deranged person. Take him serious at ur own peril. He will soon hang himself.

modhream:

Why am I even wasting energy on this no-account son of the slime sef?

That shameless idiott is just an APC paid poster, the fool has moved from stalking Nnamdi Kanu to trying to create division amongst Igbos.

ezeagu:
It's true Anioma people aren't Igbo, they hail from the ancient Delta (originally de a luta) of the south southoids (sawa sawa) tribe. They loved Igbo culture so much that they took the name, language, culture, religion, and dressing, and food, and music, and town names. They are like the Nnewi race who trekked from Sudan in the 18th century.

Ngwa, next thread.

Hehehehe.
Bia ezeagu,leave my town out of your satire o

hehehehe Op,

Owerri people are not Igbo too.

I doubt if Awka, or Mbaise people are Igbo.


As a matter of fact no one is Igbo, only hausa fulani and yorubas can tell who an Igbo is. A dagger wielding fulani herdsman is also particularly adept in identifying Igbo.


Myself am not Igbo.

hehehehehehe


Thunder fire you!

ekenedegreat:
Yereba maggot is on the loose! abeg make una help me holam before she go litter this thread poo.

The Yoruba has now become the nemesis and opium of Biafra irridentists. Otherwise, why bring in the Yoruba in a discourse in which the yoruba has no hands.
Your treachery shall be visited on you at the appropriate time. Ingratuitous vagabonds.

SonOfEl:
IF OP LIKES, HIS OR HER FAMILY CAN UNCLAIM THEIR IGBONESS..... OKONJO-IWEALA IS MARRIED TO AN UMUAHIA MAN, HER FAMILY AND KINSMANS IN DELTA STATE ARE PROUDLY AND UNAPOLOGETICALLY IGBO.....

BIAFRAN COMMANDER "AIR RAID" ACHUZIA IS PROUDLY AND UNAPOLOGETICALLY IGBO

OKOCHA NO DEY HIDE IM IGBONESS

NZEOGWU NEVER DENIED HIS IGBONESS..

CHIEF OSADEBE WHO COINED THE WORD, "ANIOMA", " GOOD LAND", PROUDLY PROCLAIMED HIS
FAMILIES IGBONESS.

MY FRIENDS FROM ASABA, OGWASHI, ONICHA-UGBO ARE PROUDLY FLAUNTING THEIR
IGBONESS.....

OP, YOU AND YOUR FAMILY CAN GO TO BLAZES, WE DONT NEED YOU OR YOUR COCK AND BULL STORY..... SINCE YOU AINT IGBO, THEN LEAVE ASABA OKAY? EVEN THE LATE
MIRIAM BABANGIDA WILL SPIT ON YOUR FACE FOR TRYING TO REWRITE THE HISTORY OF ASABA.....

EZE CHIME, THE IGBO ANCESTOR OF DELTA IGBOS, SPITS AT YOUR FAMILY.

WE DONT NEED YOU, GO TO
BLAZES.

Oh, e pain am so much e dey foam for mouth, what a pity.

shachris:


the truth might be bitter But it must be told my brother. Don't impose your identify on people that do not want to be identified with you.

People who ur idiotttt self don't want to associate with us

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THIS MY IGBO BROTHERS YOU NEED TO KNOW WHEN TO IGNORE STVPIDITY NOW.
SOMEONE IS CLEARLY TRYING TO BE STVPID AND YOU ARE GIVING HIM AUDIENCE.

PLS IGNORE

PointB:
hehehehe Op,

Owerri people are not Igbo too.

I doubt if Awka, or Mbaise people are Igbo.


As a matter of fact no one is Igbo, only hausa fulani and yorubas can tell who an Igbo is. A dagger wielding fulani herdsman is also particularly adept in identifying Igbo.


Myself am not Igbo.

hehehehehehe


Thunder fire you!

The oral history of the people regards the Ikelike people who migrated from Benin as the first settlers on the land which is today called Asaba. There was Ugboma often regarded as the second settler migrant from Achata in Awka District he settled in Obodo Achala still in existence today but due to ceaseless wars which took place many of these settlers resettled in Achala-Igbuzo, Okpanam and Kwala where they can still be found today. Ugboma was the second settler.



Anyanwu, the most important settler and a great builder of Asaba is recognized for making the city what it is today. He arrived from Obosi. His father was said to be one of the retreating members of Chime family escaping from the wrought of Oba of Benin. Anyanwu settled in a place close to Ugboma and bare a son named Odikpe the founder of today’s Idumu Odikpe in the town.

http://www.ibusa.net/asaba-delta%20state.htm

Evangelist Op, this message is too long and makes people dizzy. Biafra has come to stay! You as an individual are free to remain in Nigeria.

himkers:


It's ok. To avoid trouble and for this matter to end peacefully, anioma is YORUBA; case closed!!

Sachris, Onye Nzuzu amaghi onwe ya

The oral history of the people regards the Ikelike people who migrated from Benin as the first settlers on the land which is today called Asaba. There was Ugboma often regarded as the second settler migrant from Achata in Awka District he settled in Obodo Achala still in existence today but due to ceaseless wars which took place many of these settlers resettled in Achala-Igbuzo, Okpanam and Kwala where they can still be found today. Ugboma was the second settler.



Anyanwu, the most important settler and a great builder of Asaba is recognized for making the city what it is today. He arrived from Obosi. His father was said to be one of the retreating members of Chime family escaping from the wrought of Oba of Benin. Anyanwu settled in a place close to Ugboma and bare a son named Odikpe the founder of today’s Idumu Odikpe in the town.

http://www.ibusa.net/asaba-delta%20state.htm

patmaine:



People who ur idiotttt self don't want to associate with us

The oral history of the people regards the Ikelike people who migrated from Benin as the first settlers on the land which is today called Asaba. There was Ugboma often regarded as the second settler migrant from Achata in Awka District he settled in Obodo Achala still in existence today but due to ceaseless wars which took place many of these settlers resettled in Achala-Igbuzo, Okpanam and Kwala where they can still be found today. Ugboma was the second settler.



Anyanwu, the most important settler and a great builder of Asaba is recognized for making the city what it is today. He arrived from Obosi. His father was said to be one of the retreating members of Chime family escaping from the wrought of Oba of Benin. Anyanwu settled in a place close to Ugboma and bare a son named Odikpe the founder of today’s Idumu Odikpe in the town.

http://www.ibusa.net/asaba-delta%20state.htm

fulanimafia:
That was a long, convincing read. Hmm.

That is what I have been saying.....Anioma is not ibo.......

[s][/s]shachris:


The oral history of the people regards the Ikelike people who migrated from Benin as the first settlers on the land which is today called Asaba. There was Ugboma often regarded as the second settler migrant from Achata in Awka District he settled in Obodo Achala still in existence today but due to ceaseless wars which took place many of these settlers resettled in Achala-Igbuzo, Okpanam and Kwala where they can still be found today. Ugboma was the second settler.



Anyanwu, the most important settler and a great builder of Asaba is recognized for making the city what it is today. He arrived from Obosi. His father was said to be one of the retreating members of Chime family escaping from the wrought of Oba of Benin. Anyanwu settled in a place close to Ugboma and bare a son named Odikpe the founder of today’s Idumu Odikpe in the town.

http://www.ibusa.net/asaba-delta%20state.htm[s][/s]

You are just are Loser!

shachris:


The oral history of the people regards the Ikelike people who migrated from Benin as the first settlers on the land which is today called Asaba. There was Ugboma often regarded as the second settler migrant from Achata in Awka District he settled in Obodo Achala still in existence today but due to ceaseless wars which took place many of these settlers resettled in Achala-Igbuzo, Okpanam and Kwala where they can still be found today. Ugboma was the second settler.



Anyanwu, the most important settler and a great builder of Asaba is recognized for making the city what it is today. He arrived from Obosi. His father was said to be one of the retreating members of Chime family escaping from the wrought of Oba of Benin. Anyanwu settled in a place close to Ugboma and bare a son named Odikpe the founder of today’s Idumu Odikpe in the town.

http://www.ibusa.net/asaba-delta%20state.htm

poos on u head

Truth4eva:
Evangelist Op, this message is too long and makes people dizzy. Biafra has come to stay! You as an individual are free to remain in Nigeria.

This is shorter.

The oral history of the people regards the Ikelike people who migrated from Benin as the first settlers on the land which is today called Asaba. There was Ugboma often regarded as the second settler migrant from Achata in Awka District he settled in Obodo Achala still in existence today but due to ceaseless wars which took place many of these settlers resettled in Achala-Igbuzo, Okpanam and Kwala where they can still be found today. Ugboma was the second settler.



Anyanwu, the most important settler and a great builder of Asaba is recognized for making the city what it is today. He arrived from Obosi. His father was said to be one of the retreating members of Chime family escaping from the wrought of Oba of Benin. Anyanwu settled in a place close to Ugboma and bare a son named Odikpe the founder of today’s Idumu Odikpe in the town.

http://www.ibusa.net/asaba-delta%20state.htm

zuchyblink:
poos on u head

you are obviously slow.

[s][/s]shachris:


you are obviously slow. [s][/s]

The only slow retardd here is you!

See all the long grammar. Anioma and Ikwerre folks are Igbo, yesterday, today, and tomorrow. The OP sid Ebonyi state was created because of last minute u-turn of Igbo.

Really? Was it an Igbo man that actually created that state? Was it easterners that even created most of those poor and stupid states we have today that were meant to do exactly what the OP is doing now-divide and conquer?

Thank goodness Hausa and Yoruba, and even Edwin Clarke knows that Igbo is Igbo, and that is why when it comes to "south-south" position, Clarke said Odili or even Amaechi can not take that spot lol.'

As for Anioma state, the greatest supporters of that state are Igbo folks, just that they are not "representing" Igbo people. This is why you had the 6th state proposal scuttled by Iwuanywu and the warrant chiefs coming with 40 bogus proposals claiming they speak for Ndigbo. But at least now an Anioma is governor of "Delta" state and maybe its time to change the childish name of the state to something reflecting the culture of the people their

The people denying themselves, how many igbos cares if you accept been igbo or not?

Absolutely no one.

But once you cross the SS/SE, to every yoruoba and hausa person, you are an igbo.

mensdept:
See all the long grammar. Anioma and Ikwerre folks are Igbo, yesterday, today, and tomorrow. The OP sid Ebonyi state was created because of last minute u-turn of Igbo.

Really? Was it an Igbo man that actually created that state? Was it easterners that even created most of those poor and stupid states we have today that were meant to do exactly what the OP is doing now-divide and conquer?

Thank goodness Hausa and Yoruba, and even Edwin Clarke knows that Igbo is Igbo, and that is why when it comes to "south-south" position, Clarke said Odili or even Amaechi can not take that spot lol.'

As for Anioma state, the greatest supporters of that state are Igbo folks, just that they are not "representing" Igbo people. This is why you had the 6th state proposal scuttled by Iwuanywu and the warrant chiefs coming with 40 bogus proposals claiming they speak for Ndigbo. But at least now an Anioma is governor of "Delta" state and maybe its time to change the childish name of the state to something reflecting the culture of the people their

Asaba is not the headquater of Delta State by accident. Indeed being an headquarter is not strange to it. In the periods back, it was the choice of the British as the capital of Southern Nigeria because of the potentials within the town. The River Niger has served the town for centuries providing it with sense of security against external aggression or invasion and also helps the people to do their domestic responsibilities. It has also been environmentally fair to the people and above all, added to the beauty of the town and region.



Because of lack of records, historical accounts on the origin of the people are too diverse but popular Aguleri oral account believes that a warrior and hunter from Eri migrated from Igalla land and settled near the bank of River Omabala. Nnebisi the warrior and hunter married Nono which resulted in the birth of Agulu and Adaugbo (female) The male children founded towns which still bear their names today.



The oral history of the people regards the Ikelike people who migrated from Benin as the first settlers on the land which is today called Asaba. There was Ugboma often regarded as the second settler migrant from Achata in Awka District he settled in Obodo Achala still in existence today but due to ceaseless wars which took place many of these settlers resettled in Achala-Igbuzo, Okpanam and Kwala where they can still be found today. Ugboma was the second settler.



Anyanwu, the most important settler and a great builder of Asaba is recognized for making the city what it is today. He arrived from Obosi. His father was said to be one of the retreating members of Chime family escaping from the wrought of Oba of Benin. Anyanwu settled in a place close to Ugboma and bare a son named Odikpe the founder of today’s Idumu Odikpe in the town.

coolitempa:

That is what I have been saying.....Anioma is not ibo.......

God hates 7 things, and the worse is jamming brothers against another....
I say it again, you are satanic...

shachris:

This is shorter.

You are free to move to nigeria when biafra comes

It's quite amusing the efforts (started right from 1966 to date) our enemies go through to try and shrink Alaigbo and cause divisions amongst us! How this animal that pretends to be Igbo managed to find this article (purported to be written by an Anioma son ) just shows how obsessed these sad evil people are about Igbo affairs and just how much of a threat they see us to be!

The arsewipe posts rubbish like this and just look at the usual suspects (mainly Hausa/Fulani and Yoruba) falling over themselves to post derisive comments and rejoicing that yet another 'Igbo son' has denied his roots!

shachris:


What does onitsha mean?

it literally means Aniocha.......a white land. It was later corrupted to onitcha......

Last week, u said u from Abia state, to u re now from Anioma. Now wow for jobless idiot

shachris:

This is shorter.