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odinceblog:
Behold Asari Dokubo has turned against nnamdi Kanu, in his new video condemning the Attack on Senator Ike Ekweremadu, says Igbo Biafrans must arrest, detain and lock up this Frankenstein monster nnamdi kanu before he burn down the Igbo nation.

Fellow Biafrans, I saw this coming that a Frankenstein ,monster was being created.

I took sometime more 24 hours after the break of the News on the attack on one of our finest Ike Ekweremadu,
of which i know very well that he is one of the people who made this in-creed ” Nnamdi Knau” to come out of Prison.

READ-MORE: https://odinceblog.com/video-asari-dokubo-says-nnamdi-kanu-is-a-monster-condemns-ipob-attack-on-ike-ekweremadu/

WATCH THE VIDEO:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMUA-hzok2g

odinceblog:
[s]Behold Asari Dokubo has turned against nnamdi Kanu, in his new video condemning the Attack on Senator Ike Ekweremadu, says Igbo Biafrans must arrest, detain and lock up this Frankenstein monster nnamdi kanu before he burn down the Igbo nation.

Fellow Biafrans, I saw this coming that a Frankenstein ,monster was being created.

I took sometime more 24 hours after the break of the News on the attack on one of our finest Ike Ekweremadu,
of which i know very well that he is one of the people who made this in-creed ” Nnamdi Knau” to come out of Prison.

READ-MORE: https://odinceblog.com/video-asari-dokubo-says-nnamdi-kanu-is-a-monster-condemns-ipob-attack-on-ike-ekweremadu/[/s]

justice12000:
Sowore is still in prison and could die there. Channel your energy and time therew

justice12000:
Sowore is still in prison and could die there. Channel your energy and time therew

Curtin, Philip D.; Lovejoy, Paul E. / Africans in bondage: studies in slavery and the slave trade : essays in honor of Philip D. Curtin on the occasion of the twenty-fifth anniversary of African Studies at the University of Wisconsin
(1986)

Alagoa, E. J.
Chapter 6: The slave trade in Niger Delta oral tradition and history, pp. [125]-Map 7.1 PDF (4.1 MB)

Page 131

NIGER DELTA ORAL TRADITION AND HISTORY
shrines on their original settlements that are sited in the
center of the island between the Atlantic and the Akassa Creek.
The original settlements are named ama-ogbo, central town or
town center. The reason for locating the towns away from the
river was clearly to escape the attention of pirates and slave
raiders.

The village of Elem Bakana in the Kalabari area is still
located in its old site away from the river. When I visited
the village in 1964, the men sang songs in which they suggested
that it was necessary to ensure that even the smoke from their
fires could not be seen by canoes passing on the river (Alagoa
1972: 140). Elem Bakana, as well as the neighboring villages
of Bukuma, Obonoma, and Udekama, may have been raided by
Kalabari slave dealers. These communities were of a different
culture and spoke a language different from the Kalabari. But
it would appear that raiding took place even among Kalabari-
speaking communities. Thus, the traditions concerning Agbaniye
Ejike, King of Bile, who ruled in the eighteenth century, state
that he raided and sacked all the neighboring Kalabari commu-
nities.


In a praise song to King Amakiri of Elem Kalabari, the
savagery of Agbaniye Ejike is contrasted with the constructive
leadership of Amakiri, who extended his authority by serving as
protector of the threatened communities (Alagoa 1972: 139).
In the western delta, the Ijo communities were placed in a
peripheral position in relation to Itsekiri and Benin. In
response they preyed on the trade of these two kingdoms,
sometimes supplying slaves to Itsekiri. Ijo piracy is reported
in most of the accounts of European visitors to the western
delta, and Ijo traditions confirm these piratical activities as
well as the supremacy of Itsekiri in the overseas trade (Alagoa
1972: 25-83).


The Kabo, for example, were notorious for their
piracy on the Forcados River. The Erohwa, an Isoko group, were
driven inland from their old site on the Forcados close to the
site of Patani, one of the best known raiding communities
(Hubbard 1948: 96-97).


There are few, if any, published accounts of European
raids for slaves in the Niger Delta, or indeed, on most of the
Nigerian coast. The Portuguese were more directly concerned
with the business of collecting slaves in the Congo, Angola,
and the Senegambia. A tradition among the Kabo suggests that
the idea of European raids for slaves was not a far-fetched
one, however. The Kabo account of how they lost control of the
slave trade on the Forcados River to the Mein group relates to
fear of European raids. During a period of low water, a rumor
spread that the Europeans would come up the river in the
following flood season and capture any persons they saw
(Hubbard 1948: 186; Alagoa 1972: 74-75). The Kabo proceeded to
dam the river and to divert it from their settlements. By the
following flood season, the river had been effectively rechan-
nelled through the territory of the neighboring Mein.

cc lalasticlala

http://digicoll.library.wisc.edu/cgi-bin/AfricanStudies/AfricanStudies-idx?type=turn&id=AfricanStudies.Lovejoy&entity=AfricanStudies.Lovejoy.p0145&isize=text

chukwuibuipob:
ipobsAre Half Pigs,half human

Simplyleo:
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Na sowore (a yoruba man) dem lock, na ipob yuuts dey carry the matter for head.

Same thing, Elzakzaki was locked, na ipob yuut carry am for head.

All these to cause chaos because atiku lost out in the election.

For your information, good number of the tribe to which both sowore and elzakzaki belong are not in support of their action and your continuous screaming to pitch other tribes against the government because of your personal interest can't do nadda.

If those two are found guilty, let them face their warrants.

seunmsg:
So, Asari Dokuno released a video lampooning Nnamdi Kanu and some cowards are shouting Afonja up and down. Is Asari now Afonja too? If you guys don’t have the balls to attack the person that insulted your leader, take your L in peace and crawl out of the thread. Stop dragging Yorubas into Ijaw and Ipob wahala.

MelesZenawi:
a militant who breaks pipe for money to enrich himself at the detriment of his people.

Asari pls dey your lane and allow us dey our lane Biko

QuotaSystem:
What is this one saying? Is he not ashamed his Ijaw brothers scattered his biafran meeting in Bayelsa just yesterday?

Beating Mazi Ekweremadu black and blue is the smartest thing they could have done as far as they are concerned.

I mean, how dare he wear that outfit? Carrying the coat of arms of a country they never want to govern or be entrusted with in the first place? Sabo's must be taught a lesson.

Rochas is next`