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[quote author=DonVikings post=58889106][/quote]Stop quoting me mister.Ive dropped my message.
I don't interact with dumb uncultured savages like you so Celebrate the fact that I quoted you today.You won't be getting anymore replies,now get lost!

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couragemurphy:
Nri community in Aniocha Local Government Area of Anambra has threatened to sue Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), for alleged taboo in Nri culture. . Chief Ifeanyi Onyesoh, the Personal Assistant to Eze Obidiegwu Onyesoh, the traditional ruler of Nri community, announced the plan to journalists in Awka on Thursday.

He said the people were angry over Kanu’s alleged misconduct. Onyesoh said Kanu with his wife, Uchechi, and supporters visited the palace of Eze Nri on July 19 and a shrine against the tradition of the people. He noted Nri ancient Kingdom is the cradle of Igbo civilisation, whose culture is revered in the five southeast states of Abia, Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo, Anambra as well as Igbo communities in Delta and Rivers. Onyesoh said on July 18, a day before Kanu’s visit, 12 young people came to the palace of Eze Nri requesting for an appointment with the traditional ruler for Kanu. “I was the person that received them and so I told them to go and come back with a written letter so that they will get official reply from the palace since the delegation looked unusual, in that there was no titled person among them. “At this point they all left and what we saw the next day was Kanu visiting Nri community with a huge crowd of his supporters. He (Kanu) went straight to the house of one Chief Shadrack Mbanefo, a subject to the traditional ruler of Nri. “The feelers we later got, was that the said Mbanefo claimed he handed over the `Offo Nri ’, (symbol of royalty) to Kanu, and even allowed Kanu to visit the historic “Ohianwehi forest” revered as “forest of life” by Igbo tradition. “This forest is believed to be the place the first burnt offering was offered by the Jewish Igbo ancestors when they migrated from Israel more than 2,000 years ago,’’ he said. Onyesoh said Nri people considered Kanu’s conduct as a taboo because no high profile visitor entered the community without first visiting the traditional ruler let alone a sacred place without the knowledge of the ruler. He expressed regret that Kanu and his supporters after visiting Mbanefo returned to the entrance gate of the palace and tried to force it open. “It was this unruly conduct that made the traditional ruler to telephone the security agents who responded promptly and dispersed Kanu and his supporters.’’

Onyesoh said the people regarded Kanu’s action as an affront on their values and so resolved not to sweep the matter under the carpet. “It is a taboo in Nri and equally against the Anambra State Traditional Rulers’ Council Law for a high profile visitor to visit a community without first paying homage to the traditional ruler.

“The people of Nri and her traditional ruler are not against Nnamdi Kanu and his agitation/aspiration but what we cannot take is for Kanu to come and mess up the Nri culture and tradition under whatever motive. “The community will drag him to customary court to ensure that nobody else gives such insult to the community and its heritage,’’ he said. Reminded that Kanu visited Nri to receive `Offo Nri title’ like the late Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu and MASSOB leader Chief Ralph Uwazuruike both Biafra agitators, Onyesoh said “if Kanu wants a title, Eze Nri is not aware of such aspiration. “If Kanu indeed met with anybody and claimed he was given `Offo Nri’, it means he is seeking the title through the back door and for the title he claimed was given to him by `Adama’ (Mbanefo ), a servant to Eze Nri, is a nullity.

“My advice to Kanu is for him to first step up actions to amend his ways to synchronise with the values and culture of Igbo people which he is stampeding in the name of agitation. “Nri is the ancestral home of all Igbo people and for him to visit Nri in the manner he did means he has no knowledge of Igbo tradition and culture. ‘’So, he must first study Igbo tradition and culture and properly be advised before he misleads himself.’’


Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/07/biafra-trouble-nri-community-threatens-sue-kanu-alleged-taboo/

Just looking for every effort to discredit kanu. E no work.... If truly there was a problem, Why didn't the plaintiff meet kanu about it personally? Why broadcasting it?

Some anambarians are just too full of themselves.....Always want to be seen above others. It's unfortunate.

Ojiofor:
I saw this same Eze Nri the Jew wanna be Igwe blessing Nnamdi Kanu on that very day on videos.

Wrong, he never visited EZE NRI!
There is a process to that and he breached it and went to the sacred forest. Nnamdi needs to watch it.

Brownbarbie97:
Stop quoting me mister.Ive dropped my message.
I don't interact with dumb uncultured savages like you so Celebrate the fact that I quoted you today.You won't be getting anymore replies,now get lost!

Look your ugly self in the mirror and recite that message you just wrote ten times while pointing at your reflection.

I was on my own, made my own comment, on my own space, you were the one that sprang into my mentions like a virgin who just had her first penetration.

Do not make me pay a dowry on you girl, otherwise, you would regret ever quoting me.

Now, go get your self some anti fungal remedy.

If Nnamdi Kanu had done anything wrong then the gods of the land should do their thing not customary court

Ifeanyi onyesoh this is a job well done,you can now go and enjoy the money they paid you.If they pay me i will accuse kanu that he slept with my wife last night.

OMANBALA1:
Wrong, he never visited EZE NRI!
There is a process to that and he breached it and went to the sacred forest. Nnamdi needs to watch it.

Who is this man in this picture with Kanu ? Eze Nri and his subjects should rather watch it,their Jewish claim and being the origin of Igbos is ridiculous.
Follow the link below for more pictures.
https://www.nairaland.com/3892406/nnamdi-kanu-visits-eri-king#57994875