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For those quoting me and talking rubbish that Anambra use the ghetto word dee.
And those quoting just to express their frustration.

Please Anambra doesn't recognize the word dee in their Igbo dialect. #fact.

Di anyi is not dee.
Di anyi in Igbo means our husband.

While people that says that dee was gotten from di anyi.
How does the meaning of dee which signifies elder has to do with di anyi which means "our husband" in Igbo.

If you say that Igbo's use dee is fine by me but don't generalise it.
Anambra doesn't recognize such but it can be considered having a meaning in Igbo language.

RightBoo:
For those quoting me and talking rubbish that Anambra use the ghetto word dee.
And those quoting just to express their frustration.

Please Anambra doesn't recognize the word dee in their Igbo dialect. #fact.

Di anti is not dee.
Di anyi in Igbo means our husband.

While people that says that dee was gotten from di anyi.
How does the meaning of dee which signifies elder has to do with di anyi which means "our husband" in Igbo.

If you say that Igbo's use dee is fine by me but don't generalise it.
Anambra doesn't recognize such but it can be considered having a meaning in Igbo language.

Ihiala axis use that word

tonychristopher:
Ihiala axis use that word

So they don't use okenye instead of dee as elder?

RightBoo:
So they don't use okenye instead of dee as elder?

They use that interchangeably

RightBoo:
So they don't use okenye instead of dee as elder?

Does Dee mean Okenye or Onye toro mmadu?

Anyway, a 3 years old girl or boy calls a 5 years old boy "Dee".

Dee means someone older than you by a day and above and not necessarily an aged person.

GoodlifeOkoro:
The guy has problems

He is behind the lawanson44 handle too

You better don't mention me again!

Ugomba:
Cc: Candy.rain, Fr3.do, One.naira3, Afam.4eva.

I missed this great thread. I was on ban bro. I'll be looking forward to the part 2. Cheers...

Once we detonate one or two Ogbunigwe at their advancing army, these things will happen.

Yoruba will shout "Ah-Ah, Wo-Wo-Wo" and peel off to Ogbomosho.

Bini will shout "Ekpadomo" and peel off to far away Okada.

leaving the Ijaw shouting Asawama,egberifa and all the other gibberish.

cheruv:
As an Igbo,I'd be looking forward to this day...pls can you bring it forward and also add the Yoruba to your conquering army