patmaine:



Your papa na woman.

e pain you? Lol... Guy forget that thing my old man na correct full blooded man nothin spoil. Leave the e-war after all this e-fights we are all still one even if Biafra happens today I will still consider an igbo man as man brother wey run leave me ni.

AlPeter:


e pain you? Lol... Guy forget that thing my old man na correct full blooded man nothin spoil. Leave the e-war after all this e-fights we are all still one even if Biafra happens today I will still consider an igbo man as man brother wey run leave me ni.

this gives you away

CzarChris:
My brother, you can't blame us that are seen as "core Igbos", I'm an Imo man. I've had the privilege of having worked in a lot of places. I'm now posted to Warri. A colleague of mine is from Agbor, his name is "chukwuka" he almost fought me one day, for calling him Igbo. So most of us have placed you all in the same place we placed ikwerre people for confessing with your mouths that you're not Igbos.
So OP you should do this lecture at home and educate your people, the uhrobos, iteshekiris, isokos and even the binis don't see you as part of them, and you're disassociating yourselves from the Igbos
Well, wisdom they say is profitable.

OP is not from Ika, he is from Aniocha/Oshimili area, they never denied being Igbo for once, it would be hard to find any person from that area denying being Igbo.

pazienza:


OP is not from Ika, he is from Aniocha/Oshimili area, they never denied being Igbo for once, it would be hard to find any person from that area denying being Igbo.

Well, if you can deduce the undertone of my post, I hold no grudge with nobody on this matter. If they say they are Igbo good I accept them fully as my brothers, but if they insist on not being Igbo, good luck to them.

asha80:
this gives you away

lol.... Guy I speak yoruba very well and have a neighbour from Mbaise Imo state who speaks yoruba better than I, i also speak Hausa and Ibo sparingly, so it didn't give anything away, kana jin harshin, Ko?

AlPeter:


so to you anybody that does not support your views most be Yoruba. Very annoying which is why it seems other tribes hate the Igbos. The Igbos hav a way of annoying that can bring the worst out of others which is why you are always at odds with the Hausas who like you are extremists

We simply don't like the yorubas and Hausa-Fulani too...we don't want this nigeria. ...it would a favor, if your loving yorubas and Hausa-Fulani can stay in their own country, while igbos have their own. Country. ..

ekenedegreat:
No! you're the one that is deceiving your foolish self. Do you thinks that this divide and rule tactics will work for eternity? you must be dreaming!!

Stating facts....... ......no divide and rule stories.....

Yoruba and Hausa/Fulani divide and rule will not succeed with great Igbo nation.
How can one tell me Obi of Asaba is not Igbo, some people are very silly 20 mins treck from Onitsha you find youself in Asaba

The oldest professor in Nigeria alive
Obi Prof. Joseph Chike Edozien, CFR, JP, the Asagba
or traditional ruler of Asaba, Delta State, Nigeria was born on July 28, 1925 in Asaba.
His father was Nathaniel Okafor Edozien a direct descendant of Nnebisi the founder of Asaba, and one of the most senior indigenous officials of the Nigerian Coal Corporation in Enugu. His mother, Nwakuso Edozien née Odogwu, was the daughter of a prominent Asaba chief, and a notable trader.

His father sent him at an early age to live with an uncle who was a school master in Warri, Delta State then Bendel State, Nigeria. He attended the Catholic School in Warri from 1933 to 1937. He attended Christ the Kings College, Onitsha for his secondary education from 1938 to 1942. In 1942 he attended the Higher College Yaba and then proceeded to Achimota School, Accra, Ghana.

His university education began with an admission to the University College Dublin, Ireland in 1944. He completed his BSc with honours in Physiology from the National University of Ireland in 1948, MSc in Physiology in 1950, Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Chemotherapy (MBBCh) in 1954. He won several academic awards in the process.

His academic career began with an appointment as a Lecturer in Clinical Biochemistry in Middlesex Hospital Medical School, University of London in 1951. In 1952 he was appointed as a Senior Lecturer in Chemical Pathology at the University College, Ibadan. He returned to Ibadan after further studies in Ireland.

In 1955 he married Modupe Smith a radiographer at the University of Ibadan teaching hospital. Her father was one of the first indigenous managers of the United Africa Company and her maternal grandfather was Herbert Macaulay, Nigeria’s first surveyor and one of the principal actors in Nigeria’s independence movement.

The late colonial and early independence period were exciting times in Nigeria. Educated Nigerians rapidly occupied positions of responsibility in politics, commerce and academia. Everyone’s hopes were high that in a short time the country would bridge the gap with the more developed countries of Europe and North America. The euphoric mood permeated the University of Ibadan, and Edozien’s groundbreaking research in nutrition helped win it a reputation as a rising academic centre. He was appointed a professor in 1961 and became the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine in 1962

Edozien’s career at Ibadan ended in 1967, a casualty of the political crisis that ended the euphoria of the late 50′s and early 60′s and resulted in the coups of 1966 and eventually led to the Nigerian Civil War. In 1967 he was instrumental in the efforts to establish the University of Benin in the newly created Midwestern Region of Nigeria. He was also implicated in the plots that resulted in the Biafran invasion of the Midwestern Region at the beginning of the civil war and was forced to flee the country.

After a period as a refugee in France, he was appointed as a professor of Nutrition at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA. In 1971 he became a professor and head of Department of Nutrition, of the School of Public Health of the University of North Carolina.

In 1990 Edozien was appointed the Chairman of the Nigerian Institute of Medical Research. Shortly thereafter he was selected to become the 13th Asagba of Asaba. He retired as a Professor Emeritus of the University of North Carolina and returned to Nigeria in 1991.

Edozien’s tenure as the Asagba of Asaba has coincided with dramatic changes in the character of the town. When the government of President Ibrahim Babangida created Delta State out of the old Bendel State, Asaba was chosen as the capital. Its new status as the seat of the state government has brought much of the chaotic development associated with contemporary Nigerian urbanization. The population of the town has grown and the influx of non-Asaba indigenes has strained the traditional institutions of the town.

A central theme of Edozien’s tenure as the Asagba has been the challenge balancing rapid development, modernization of traditional norms and institutions with preservation of the positive aspects and moderating influence of traditional values. Several on-going initiatives such as the Asaba permanent palace and civic centre and the documentation of the town’s traditional laws and customs have sought to balance these concerns.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Chike_Edozien

coolitempa:
Anioma is Benin origin but because of .........ibo population...some of them speak a dialect of ibo ........but they are not really ibos.......know ur history.........the real ibos don't even understand them when they speak their dialect...... ....Anioma is totally anti biafran nonsense...

Sorry, please where are you from??

engrkenny:


Sorry, please where are you from??

Osun state

ikechu1278:


You're A looser for the following

1. Spamming every anioma thread with your dimwitted rubbish and trying to force it down.

2. When confronted, just like a chameleon, you try to attaché by force to ibusa

3. You're a coward.

Those are the characteristics that make you a looser snake.

I await whatever new ID you'll create just to continue your rubbish and your obvious obession with anioma.

What is so important about Anioma? What have you people achieved?

My friend get off my mentions if your brain is this empty

ekenedegreat:
GREEDY eshinjuju!! yo-robbers are indeed liars and fraudsters! look at this yo-robber thing educating a human being.
Ok, tell us where that your damnable tribe migrated from.

They migrated from Darfur in Sudan. Yorubabboons are illegal immigrants in Nigeria. They always incite ethnic hate and division. Yorubas are evil and we must as a matter of urgency expunge them from our midst. They're trouble makers.

#YorubaboonsMustLeave!

AlPeter:


e pain you? Lol... Guy forget that thing my old man na correct full blooded man nothin spoil. Leave the e-war after all this e-fights we are all still one even if Biafra happens today I will still consider an igbo man as man brother wey run leave me ni.

You don't understand me. . I asked a question just dat i forgot to put question mark. U referred to me as a lady . Ur papa wey I mean here na me. .

Dis northern slave comes here to spit jargons...

coolitempa:
Anioma is Benin origin but because of .........ibo population...some of them speak a dialect of ibo ........but they are not really ibos.......know ur history.........the real ibos don't even understand them when they speak their dialect...... ....Anioma is totally anti biafran nonsense...

Ymodulus:


What is so important about Anioma? What have you people achieved?

My friend get off my mentions if your brain is this empty

you see your ways.. what have anioma people achieved? A great insult.

Wen I was in my finals,one of my lecturers ask us to write about the myths and legends of our town and how our village names came about. I am proudly from Anioma,frm ika north.it was during this term work that I traced our heritage. We,Aniomas are not Ibos.Aniomas are from Benin origin.

ikechu1278:


As an anioma man to anioma man, the only people know to speak such rubbish about Anioma are yoloba ppl. Nobody else. Watch those ppl like a hawk. Trust me, I started off exactly as you did. Trying to teach those dimwitted while preaching peace, those devilish ppl will change you. Best believe that. I've witness them try and turn SE igbo against anioma multiple times, I've witness them trying to change our identity, history, ethnic group just appease their hatred and high tribalism. You think what you saw is the high, You've yet to see anything yet. Wait till one denier say one word and watch how the yoloba monkies on this place will try to turn the entire igbo community against anioma. Just wait and see.

Yoruba existence is built on lies... "Oduduwa fell from heaven". Hahaha...... He must b an angel sent down on earth cos of lies n propaganda. OP Fear Yorubas , they r cowards, their power is in their mouth, Igbo bu Igbo and no Yoruba lies n propaganda ll change it.

enkay2go:
Wen I was in my finals,one of my lecturers ask us to write about the myths and legends of our town and how our village names came about. I am proudly from Anioma,frm ika north.it was during this term work that I traced our heritage. We,Aniomas are not Ibos.Aniomas are from Benin origin.

you are funny, that Benin crap is hilarious, .. We Aniomas are Proud Igbos.. If you still doubt, come to Ogwashi Uku and say this benin rubbish..
NB. it is called Ika north -east LGA..

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Ymodulus:


What is so important about Anioma? What have you people achieved?

My friend get off my mentions if your brain is this empty

Don't be bitter yet. You shouldn't be shamed to identify and be identified by your ethnic nationality in Nigeria.

The following are some notable Anioma personalities:

* Prof. Joseph Chike Edozien, CFR, JP, the Asagba 
(traditional ruler) of Asaba - the oldest professor in Nigeria alive
* Chief. Sonny Iwedike Odogwu, A Great Business Mogul
* Dr. Andrew Azukaego Moemeka
* Dr. Cyril Uchenna Gwam, Diplomat, international civil servant and international environmentalist
* Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the current Managing Director of World Bank
* Dr Elizabeth Isichei, prominent historian
* Dr. Isaac Nwaise, Epidemiologist and health economist
* Chief Chris Agbobu, Former Minister Of State for Defence and Agric/Rural Dev. Ministries
* Air-Marshal Paul Dike, former Chief of Defence Staff of Nigeria
* Professor Augustine Onwuyali Esogbue, The only African included in NASA and Scientist
* Professor Buchi Emecheta, London Based Author
* Chukwurah Joseph Udeh OFR, Former Comptroller-General Nigerian Immigration Service
* Prof Eric Opia, Former Governorship candidate of Delta State
* Mr Jim Ovia, M/D Zenith Bank
* Prof. Joy Ogwu, Former Mangaging Director of Nigeria Institute of International Affairs
* Professor Pat Utomi, Presidential Candidate and Founder of Lagos Business School
* Tony Elumelu, MD of United Bank for Africa
* Chief Philip Asiodu, Former Federal Minister
* Obi senator Nosike Ikpo, Former Senator of the Federal Republic
* Chief Sabastine Adigwe, former MD, Afribank NIgeria PLC
* Godswill Obielum, Former Governorship Aspirant, Delta State
* Peter Okocha, Governorship Aspirant, Delta State and Business Mongul
* Eddy Egwuenu, Distinguished and accomplished banker,Co-founder Zenith Bank
* Austine "Jay-Jay Okocha, Former Captain of Super Eagles of Nigeria
* Sunday Oliseh, Former Captain of super Eagles of Nigeria
* Stephen Okechukwu Keshi, Former Super Eagles captain and Malian National Football Team Coach
* Nduka Ugbade, Nigeria's former football player and the first African to lift the world cup
* Demas Nwoko, Prominent Sculptor of Nigeria
* Jude Chukwudi Dike, energy economist and prominent youth leader
* Henry Ogochukwu, President General Anioma People's Association and the President Skill and Ideas Development Initiatives
* Dr. Newton Jibunor, The famous Sahara traveller
* Nduka Odizor, Former Lawn tennis Player
* Bonny B. N. Umeadi PhD, Technologist and Inventor of Micro/Nanosensor Devices to monitor oil and gas pipeline system
* Dr Uche Honnah, President of Anioma, USA
* Arc. Kester Ifeadi, Chairman/CEO Contemporary Group and President Organisation For the Advancement of Anioma Culture(OFAAC)
* Engr. Emma Onyekwene, MD/CEO, Coolman Oil Services
* Oga Phillip Ijeh, Shift Manager Apm terminals


Feel free to mention any calibre of personality from your ethnic group, and their contributions and achievements, if any...

tonychristopher:


do you know who the se call fake Igbo they r those that speak Igbo bear Igbo name and culture yet deny been Igbo..they as called fake Igbo or efulefu.... pure igbo be it anioma anambra rivers or imo is a proud man and proud of his heritage ...but when I see somebody that bear and speak Igbo and say he ain't Igbo we term him efulefu or fake Igbo

easy now!
In as much as I'm a proud Igbo guy, I have kinsmen who still sentimentally and naively dont consider themselves Igbo.

This is why I dont eagerly subscribe to folklores about Anioma communities coming from current day SE communities (the same way I sternly squash the bini progenitor stories).

Those progenitor stories insinuate that anything not linked directly to the politically defined SE can not be Igbo. It is this same fallacy that Anioma's Igboness squashes.

Anioma is Igbo in herself, she doesnt need SE progenitor to be.

fr3do:


easy now!
In as much as I'm a proud Igbo guy, I have kinsmen who still sentimentally and naively dont consider themselves Igbo.

This is why I dont eagerly subscribe to folklores about Anioma communities coming from current day SE communities (the same way I sternly squash the bini progenitor stories).

Those progenitor stories insinuate that anything not linked directly to the politically defined SE can not be Igbo. It is this same fallacy that Anioma's Igboness squashes.

Anioma is Igbo in herself, she doesnt need SE progenitor to be.

i get your point, bro are you in support of our Anioma state and which geo political zone will you want it to be?

mekadinho:

Yoruba existence is built on lies... "Oduduwa fell from heaven". Hahaha...... He must b an angel sent down on earth cos of lies n propaganda. OP Fear Yorubas , they r cowards, their power is in their mouth, Igbo bu Igbo and no Yoruba lies n propaganda ll change it.

the one wey pain me be say,,when i was in Jss1,our yoruba teacher told us that obatala was the person that was sent to earth,but he became drunk on his way,that was why oduduwa came before him,that made me conclude that Yoruba has no history,,,,,

enkay2go:
Wen I was in my finals,one of my lecturers ask us to write about the myths and legends of our town and how our village names came about. I am proudly from Anioma,frm ika north.it was during this term work that I traced our heritage. We,Aniomas are not Ibos.Aniomas are from Benin origin.

bini as at then was disgustingly expansionist, trying to enslave everybody around them, the urhobos, isokos, etsakos, esans e.t.c all hell got loose when they were chanced to meet the portugese in 1547 and got firearms with which they terrorized the Ikas with, at some point, Agbor fell to them but Agbor liberated herself decades later.

If the Ikas migrated from bini to an empty Ikaland, then how did we get to have our language instead of bini? Think!

SOUNDKING:
the one wey pain me be say,,when i was in Jss1,our yoruba teacher told us that obatala was the person that was sent to earth,but he became drunk on his way,that was why oduduwa came before him,that made me conclude that Yoruba has no history,,,,,

Hahaha...... My stomach eeh... Serious? But seriously Yorubas r d problem with Nigeria, all thanks to Sanusi for exposing their stinking a.SS.

AlPeter:


so to you anybody that does not support your views most be Yoruba. Very annoying which is why it seems other tribes hate the Igbos. The Igbos hav a way of annoying that can bring the worst out of others which is why you are always at odds with the Hausas who like you are extremists

Answer my question and stop ranting. You people should stop all these divisive, cowardly attitude of yours.

Ugomba:
i get your point, bro are you in support of our Anioma state and which geo political zone will you want it to be?

firstly, I am in total support of an Anioma state with communities like Igbanke, parts of rivers and parts of Onitsha.
I feel now that we have an Anioma man as governor is the best time.

It will be more reasonable to remain in the SS, to secure Igbo interest in the region.

fr3do:


firstly, I am in total support of an Anioma state with communities like Igbanke, parts of rivers and parts of Onitsha.
I feel now that we have an Anioma man as governor is the best time.

It will be more reasonable to remain in the SS, to secure Igbo interest in the region.

Nice One

Ymodulus:


What is so important about Anioma? What have you people achieved?

My friend get off my mentions if your brain is this empty

Ewoooo nu. Everybody come see an Hausa man talking. When ppl talk, Hausa man fit open mouth talk too. Chei. I no even blame you sef, na the British I blame.
See person feeling butt hurt after the ediot kept disturbing us for months and even went to the extent of attache by force just to belong. No be my fault your mama and papa no born you anioma. The only thing you can do is stand from afar and write rubbish all over the internet. Ewu.

Where is Boko Haram when you need am. See one maga dem forget kidnap. Onye Ara.

enkay2go:
Wen I was in my finals,one of my lecturers ask us to write about the myths and legends of our town and how our village names came about. I am proudly from Anioma,frm ika north.it was during this term work that I traced our heritage. We,Aniomas are not Ibos.Aniomas are from Benin origin.

just mention a little proof in order to show us that Anioma hail from Benin?

ekenedegreat:
Tell them my brother!! Tomorrow One 1diot from yo-robber will come out and shout "we SS".

The post is by chukuma in anambra and not an anioma ibo....... ....anioma is no part of ibo.......

fr3do:


firstly, I am in total support of an Anioma state with communities like Igbanke, parts of rivers and parts of Onitsha.
I feel now that we have an Anioma man as governor is the best time.

It will be more reasonable to remain in the SS, to secure Igbo interest in the region.

My sentiments exactly.