TOP 25 MINORITY ETHNIC GROUPS IN NIGERIA BASED ON THE NUMBER OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS THEY OCCUPY.


1) IBIBIO-EFIK-ANNANG

- Majority in 35 LGAs

- All the 31 LGAs of Akwa Ibom state.
- 4 LGAs in Cross River south (Calabar municipal, Calabar south, Akpabuyo & Odukpani).


2) KANURI

(including Manga & Shuwa arab)-
Majority in 30-33 LGAs, minority/ half the population in 4-8 LGAs.

- The 18 LGAs that make up Borno north & Borno central.
- 11 LGAs of Yobe north & Yobe east (minus Bade & Jakusko LGAs).
- 4 LGAs of Jigawa east (Hadejia Emirate) and 4 LGAs of Bauchi north (Dambam, Misau, Katagum & Zaki LGAs).


3) IJAWS

Majority in 20 LGAs, minority/half the population in 7 LGAs.

Majority in ;
- The 8 LGAs that make up Bayelsa state.
- 8 LGAs of Rivers state (Asari-Toru, Akuku-Toru, Degema, Bonny, Opobo-Nkoro, Okrika, Ogu-Bolo, Andoni)
- 3 LGAs of Delta state (Patani, Burutu & Bomadi).
- 1 LGA of Ondo state (Ese-Odo)

Minorities/half in ;
- 3 LGAs of Delta state (Warri south-west, Warri north & Warri south)
- 3 LGAs in Edo state (Ikpoba-Okha, Ovia Northeast & Ovia southwest)
- 1 LGA of Rivers state (PH LGA)


4) GBAGYI

Majority in 15 LGAs, minority/half the population in 10 LGAs

- Majority in all the LGAs that make up Niger east (minus Rafi & Suleja) = 7 LGAs
- Majority in all the 6 LGAs that make up the FCT.
- Majority in Chikun LGA (Kaduna state)
- Majority in Karu LGA (Nasarawa state)

Minority/half in
- Suleja & Wushishi LGA (Niger state)
- Nasarawa & Toto LGA (Nasarawa state)
- Kaduna south, Igabi, Birnin Gwari, Kajuru & Kagarko LGAs (Kaduna state)
- Kogi LGA (Kogi state).


5) TIV

Majority in the 14 LGAs that make up Benue zone A & B (Northeast & Northwest senatorial districts).

Minority status in about 10 LGAs of Taraba south, Nasarawa south and Cross River North is highly disputed, as they are regarded as settlers and not indigenes in those places, by all their neighbors.


6) NUPE

(Including Kakanda, Dibo, Ganagana & Kupa) -
Majority in 11 LGAs, Minority/half the population in 5 LGAs.

Majority in
- All the 8 LGAs of Niger south + Mashegu LGA in Niger north.
- 2 LGAs in Kwara north (Edu & Patigi).

Minority/half in
- Lokoja & Kogi LGAs (Kogi state)
- Wushishi & Borgu LGAs (Niger state)
- Kwali LGA (FCT).


7) URHOBO/ISOKO

Majority in 10 LGAs, Minority/half the population in 4 LGAs

Majority in;
- The 8 LGAs that make up Delta central.
- Isoko north/south LGAs (Delta south)

Minority/half in;
- Warri south, Patani & Ndokwa east (Delta state)
- Sagbama LGA (Bayelsa state).


8. IDOMA- IGEDE- AGATU- YALA

Majority in 10 LGAs, minority/half in 3 LGA.

Majority in
-The 9 LGAs that make up Benue south
- Yala LGA of Cross River north.

Minority/half in
- Doma & Nasarawa LGA (Nasarawa state).
- Igbo-eze north LGA (Enugu state).


10) JUKUN
(Wapan, Kpanzu, Wanu, Ichen, Kuteb, Chamba Donga, Jibu, Kona, Akyekura, Abinsi, Wase Tofa, Wurbo, Tigun, Yukuben, Ndola, Kam, Pindiga e.t.c).

Majority in 9 LGAs, minority in 8 LGAs.

Majority in
- The 5 LGAs of Taraba south.
- Gashaka, Bali & Kurmi LGAs (Taraba central).
- Awe LGA (Nasarawa state).

Minority/half in
- Gassol, Jalingo & Ardo kola LGAs (Taraba state)
- Jada & Mayo Belwa LGAs (Adamawa state).
- Makurdi LGA (Benue state).
- Wase LGA ( Plateau state).
- Akko LGA (Gombe state).

11) IGALA

Majority in 8 LGAs, Minority/half in 7 LGAs

Majority in
- 8 LGAs of Kogi east (minus Bassa LGA).

Minority/half in
- Bassa & Ajaokuta LGAs (Kogi state).

(Disputed category)
- Oshimili north LGA (Delta state)
- Anambra west LGA (Anambra state)
- Igbo-eze north LGA (Enugu state)
- Esan southeast LGA (Edo state).

(This category is disputed because some of the Igala speakers here have been assimilated and no longer identify ethnically as Igalas, but Igbos or Esan).


12) BINI (EDO)

Majority in the 7 LGAs that make up Edo south.


13) EKOI/EJAGHAM
(Including Yako, Etung, Mbembe e.t.c)

Majority in 6-8 LGAs of Cross River State.

(Etung, Akamkpa, Biase, Boki, Yakurr, Obubra, Ikom & Ogoja).

(The definition of who is an EKOI is not very clear in Cross River State. It is an ethno-linguistic identity that loosely applies to many related and similar Bantoid tribes within Central Cross River).


14) AFEMAI
(Etsako, Owan & Akoko-Edo)

Majority in the 6 LGAs that make up Edo north.


15) ESAN

Majority in the 5 LGAs that make up Edo central.


16) KAMBARI

Majority in 5 LGAs, minority/half in 1 LGA.

Majority in
- Agwarra, Magama, Mariga, Kontagora (Niger state north).
- Ngaski (Kebbi state south).

Minority/half in Rijau LGA (Niger state north).

(Many Kambaris have become Hausanized, especially the Kambari muslims in Kontagora, Mariga and Ngaski LGAs).


17) EBIRA- EGBURA
(Tao, Koto, Opanda & Mozum)

Majority in 4 LGAs, minority/half in 5 LGAs

Majority in the 4 LGAs of Kogi central (minus Ogori-Magongo LGA).

Minority/half in
- Kogi, Lokoja & Bassa LGAs (Kogi state)
- Abaji LGA (FCT)
- Toto LGA (Nasarawa state).


18) OGONI/ELEME

Majority in 4 LGAs of Rivers state
(Eleme, Tai, Khana & Gokhana).


19) KARE-KARE

Majority in 4 LGAs, Minority/half in 2 LGAs.

Majority in the 4 LGAs that make up Yobe south.
Minority in Misau & Dambam LGAs (Bauchi state).

(Many Kare-Kares have been Hausanized, especially the Kare-kare muslims of Bauchi state north).


20) LELNA/ZURU (DAKARAWA)

Majority in 4 LGAs of Kebbi state south

(Zuru, Danko/Wasagu, Fakai, Sakaba).


21) BURA-BABURR

Majority in 3 LGAs, minority/half in 3 LGAs

Majority in Biu, Hawul & Kwaya Kusar LGAs (Borno state south)
Minority in
Bayo LGA (Borno south).
Gulani LGA (Yobe east).
Gombi LGA (Adamawa central).


22) MUMUYE

Majority in 3 LGAs, minority/half in 5 LGAs

Majority in Zing, Yorro & Lau LGAs (Taraba state north)

Minority/half in
- Jalingo, Ardo kola & Gassol LGAs (Taraba state)
- Jada & Toungo LGAs (Adamawa state south).


23) BWATIYE
(Bachama, Batta, Mbula)

Majority in 3 LGAs, Minority/half in 3 LGAs

Majority in Numan, Lamurde & Demsa LGAs (Adamawa state south).

Minority/half in Girei, Fufore & Song LGAs (Adamawa central).


24) BEROM

Majority in 3 LGAs, Minority/half in 2 LGAs

Majority in Jos south, Barkin ladi & Riyom LGAs (Plateau state north).

Minority/half in
Jos north (Plateau state north)
Jema'a (Kaduna state south).


25) CHAMBA

Majority in 3 LGAs, minority/half in 2 LGAs

Majority in Ganye, Jada & Toungo LGAs (Adamawa state south).

Minority in Bali & Zing LGAs (Taraba state).



Note/Disclaimer*

1) This statistics is in no way indicative of the population of these ethnic groups. Rather it is just a show of their political spread and classifications.

2) Some related ethnic groups classified together here have a controversial stance on either being together or being very distinct from one another.
However, for the sake of ease of putting this piece together, similar ethnic groups who have been classified together one way or the other in the past were classified together.

3) This research was done based on indigeneship, not overall population outside the native homelands of these ethnic groups.

4) This piece was compiled after a lot of research, however it is certainly not likely to be 100% correct.
Corrections are highly welcomed.

When are we going to talk about doing a real census? It's been over a decade sonce the last one. This issue would be settled if the government did it's job.

T

OP 25 MINORITY ETHNIC GROUPS IN NIGERIA BASED ON THE NUMBER OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS THEY OCCUPY. 

This list wont be correct since all these people live everywhere. You can find Ibibio in In cross river and Lagos for example.

Pazienza, garfield1, gidgiddy, horsepower101, emyogalanya, kotv, edoairways, scholes0

Sorry for number one except you include oron and eket or ekid,ibibio and annang do not dominate 31 lgas.the oron people dominate 5 lgas which are okobo,oruko,oron and two other lgas which i cant recall.the ekid of esit eket and ever lgas say there are not ibibios.eastern obolo is mostly non ibibio same as ibeno.

For number 3,a large part of bonny and opobo nkoro are not ijaws.the ogbia's and most part of yenagoa are not ijaws.

Bukuru lg in benue is not dominated by the tiv.

For the last time, there are no Igalas in Anambra state.
If there exist they should be carved back to Kogi state..

They maybe in Enugu state after all Enugu is a multi lingual state but not here.

Ijaws are not the majority in ese odo local government in ondo, please correct that. Thanks

Nowenuse:
TOP 25 MINORITY ETHNIC GROUPS IN NIGERIA BASED ON THE NUMBER OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS THEY OCCUPY.


1) IBIBIO-EFIK-ANNANG

- Majority in 35 LGAs

- All the 31 LGAs of Akwa Ibom state.
- 4 LGAs in Cross River south (Calabar municipal, Calabar south, Akpabuyo & Odukpani).


2) KANURI

(including Manga & Shuwa arab)-
Majority in 30-33 LGAs, minority/ half the population in 4-8 LGAs.

- The 18 LGAs that make up Borno north & Borno central.
- 11 LGAs of Yobe north & Yobe east (minus Bade & Jakusko LGAs).
- 4 LGAs of Jigawa east (Hadejia Emirate) and 4 LGAs of Bauchi north (Dambam, Misau, Katagum & Zaki LGAs).


3) IJAWS

Majority in 20 LGAs, minority/half the population in 7 LGAs.

Majority in ;
- The 8 LGAs that make up Bayelsa state.
- 8 LGAs of Rivers state (Asari-Toru, Akuku-Toru, Degema, Bonny, Opobo-Nkoro, Okrika, Ogu-Bolo, Andoni)
- 3 LGAs of Delta state (Patani, Burutu & Bomadi).
- 1 LGA of Ondo state (Ese-Odo)

Minorities/half in ;
- 3 LGAs of Delta state (Warri south-west, Warri north & Warri south)
- 3 LGAs in Edo state (Ikpoba-Okha, Ovia Northeast & Ovia southwest)
- 1 LGA of Rivers state (PH LGA)


4) GBAGYI

Majority in 15 LGAs, minority/half the population in 10 LGAs

- Majority in all the LGAs that make up Niger east (minus Rafi & Suleja) = 7 LGAs
- Majority in all the 6 LGAs that make up the FCT.
- Majority in Chikun LGA (Kaduna state)
- Majority in Karu LGA (Nasarawa state)

Minority/half in
- Suleja & Wushishi LGA (Niger state)
- Nasarawa & Toto LGA (Nasarawa state)
- Kaduna south, Igabi, Birnin Gwari, Kajuru & Kagarko LGAs (Kaduna state)
- Kogi LGA (Kogi state).


5) TIV

Majority in the 14 LGAs that make up Benue zone A & B (Northeast & Northwest senatorial districts).

Minority status in about 10 LGAs of Taraba south, Nasarawa south and Cross River North is highly disputed, as they are regarded as settlers and not indigenes in those places, by all their neighbors.


6) NUPE

(Including Kakanda, Dibo, Ganagana & Kupa) -
Majority in 11 LGAs, Minority/half the population in 5 LGAs.

Majority in
- All the 8 LGAs of Niger south + Mashegu LGA in Niger north.
- 2 LGAs in Kwara north (Edu & Patigi).

Minority/half in
- Lokoja & Kogi LGAs (Kogi state)
- Wushishi & Borgu LGAs (Niger state)
- Kwali LGA (FCT).


7) URHOBO/ISOKO

Majority in 10 LGAs, Minority/half the population in 4 LGAs

Majority in;
- The 8 LGAs that make up Delta central.
- Isoko north/south LGAs (Delta south)

Minority/half in;
- Warri south, Patani & Ndokwa east (Delta state)
- Sagbama LGA (Bayelsa state).


8. IDOMA- IGEDE- AGATU- YALA

Majority in 10 LGAs, minority/half in 3 LGA.

Majority in
-The 9 LGAs that make up Benue south
- Yala LGA of Cross River north.

Minority/half in
- Doma & Nasarawa LGA (Nasarawa state).
- Igbo-eze north LGA (Enugu state).


10) JUKUN
(Wapan, Kpanzu, Wanu, Ichen, Kuteb, Chamba Donga, Jibu, Kona, Akyekura, Abinsi, Wase Tofa, Wurbo, Tigun, Yukuben, Ndola, Kam, Pindiga e.t.c).

Majority in 9 LGAs, minority in 8 LGAs.

Majority in
- The 5 LGAs of Taraba south.
- Gashaka, Bali & Kurmi LGAs (Taraba central).
- Awe LGA (Nasarawa state).

Minority/half in
- Gassol, Jalingo & Ardo kola LGAs (Taraba state)
- Jada & Mayo Belwa LGAs (Adamawa state).
- Makurdi LGA (Benue state).
- Wase LGA ( Plateau state).
- Akko LGA (Gombe state).

11) IGALA

Majority in 8 LGAs, Minority/half in 7 LGAs

Majority in
- 8 LGAs of Kogi east (minus Bassa LGA).

Minority/half in
- Bassa & Ajaokuta LGAs (Kogi state).

(Disputed category)
- Oshimili north LGA (Delta state)
- Anambra west LGA (Anambra state)
- Igbo-eze north LGA (Enugu state)
- Esan southeast LGA (Edo state).

(This category is disputed because some of the Igala speakers here have been assimilated and no longer identify ethnically as Igalas, but Igbos or Esan).


12) BINI (EDO)

Majority in the 7 LGAs that make up Edo south.


13) EKOI/EJAGHAM
(Including Yako, Etung, Mbembe e.t.c)

Majority in 6-8 LGAs of Cross River State.

(Etung, Akamkpa, Biase, Boki, Yakurr, Obubra, Ikom & Ogoja).

(The definition of who is an EKOI is not very clear in Cross River State. It is an ethno-linguistic identity that loosely applies to many related and similar Bantoid tribes within Central Cross River).


14) AFEMAI
(Etsako, Owan & Akoko-Edo)

Majority in the 6 LGAs that make up Edo north.


15) ESAN

Majority in the 5 LGAs that make up Edo central.


16) KAMBARI

Majority in 5 LGAs, minority/half in 1 LGA.

Majority in
- Agwarra, Magama, Mariga, Kontagora (Niger state north).
- Ngaski (Kebbi state south).

Minority/half in Rijau LGA (Niger state north).

(Many Kambaris have become Hausanized, especially the Kambari muslims in Kontagora, Mariga and Ngaski LGAs).


17) EBIRA- EGBURA
(Tao, Koto, Opanda & Mozum)

Majority in 4 LGAs, minority/half in 5 LGAs

Majority in the 4 LGAs of Kogi central (minus Ogori-Magongo LGA).

Minority/half in
- Kogi, Lokoja & Bassa LGAs (Kogi state)
- Abaji LGA (FCT)
- Toto LGA (Nasarawa state).


18) OGONI/ELEME

Majority in 4 LGAs of Rivers state
(Eleme, Tai, Khana & Gokhana).


19) KARE-KARE

Majority in 4 LGAs, Minority/half in 2 LGAs.

Majority in the 4 LGAs that make up Yobe south.
Minority in Misau & Dambam LGAs (Bauchi state).

(Many Kare-Kares have been Hausanized, especially the Kare-kare muslims of Bauchi state north).


20) LELNA/ZURU (DAKARAWA)

Majority in 4 LGAs of Kebbi state south

(Zuru, Danko/Wasagu, Fakai, Sakaba).


21) BURA-BABURR

Majority in 3 LGAs, minority/half in 3 LGAs

Majority in Biu, Hawul & Kwaya Kusar LGAs (Borno state south)
Minority in
Bayo LGA (Borno south).
Gulani LGA (Yobe east).
Gombi LGA (Adamawa central).


22) MUMUYE

Majority in 3 LGAs, minority/half in 5 LGAs

Majority in Zing, Yorro & Lau LGAs (Taraba state north)

Minority/half in
- Jalingo, Ardo kola & Gassol LGAs (Taraba state)
- Jada & Toungo LGAs (Adamawa state south).


23) BWATIYE
(Bachama, Batta, Mbula)

Majority in 3 LGAs, Minority/half in 3 LGAs

Majority in Numan, Lamurde & Demsa LGAs (Adamawa state south).

Minority/half in Girei, Fufore & Song LGAs (Adamawa central).


24) BEROM

Majority in 3 LGAs, Minority/half in 2 LGAs

Majority in Jos south, Barkin ladi & Riyom LGAs (Plateau state north).

Minority/half in
Jos north (Plateau state north)
Jema'a (Kaduna state south).


25) CHAMBA

Majority in 3 LGAs, minority/half in 2 LGAs

Majority in Ganye, Jada & Toungo LGAs (Adamawa state south).

Minority in Bali & Zing LGAs (Taraba state).



Note/Disclaimer*

1) This statistics is in no way indicative of the population of these ethnic groups. Rather it is just a show of their political spread and classifications.

2) Some related ethnic groups classified together here have a controversial stance on either being together or being very distinct from one another.
However, for the sake of ease of putting this piece together, similar ethnic groups who have been classified together one way or the other in the past were classified together.

3) This research was done based on indigeneship, not overall population outside the native homelands of these ethnic groups.

4) This piece was compiled after a lot of research, however it is certainly not likely to be 100% correct.
Corrections are highly welcomed.

Haywhysat:
Ijaws are not the majority in ese odo local government in ondo, please correct that. Thanks

I think he's slightly correct..

Tho there are many towns in Ese Odo LG.
Buh Ijaws too are plenty there

Nowenuse:
Ok

Why don't you do something to unravel the population of pagans and atheists in nigeria.i realized that most of those that the media classify as christians are not Christians its a wrong generalization.in rural cross river,most of the people are not Christians nd have never set foot in church.they are largely traditional worshippers but when there's an attack there,they will be labelled as christian areas.

MelesZenawi:
For the last time, there are no Igalas in Anambra state.

If there exist they should be carved back to Kogi state..


They maybe in Enugu state after all Enugu is a multi lingual state but not here.

The largest town in anambra omor speak igala

Op,the population of jukuns in taraba is overrated.they mostly occupy wukari and takum and one other lgas.the kuteb and ichens are not jukuns.the fulanis and mumuyes outnumber the jukuns

nice one

Blue3k:
When are we going to talk about doing a real census? It's been over a decade sonce the last one. This issue would be settled if the government did it's job.

T

This list wont be correct since all these people live everywhere. You can find Ibibio in In cross river and Lagos for example.

Like I noted, the list was based on indigeneship and not overall citizenship.

senatordave1:
Sorry for number one except you include oron and eket or ekid,ibibio and annang do not dominate 31 lgas.the oron people dominate 5 lgas which are okobo,oruko,oron and two other lgas which i cant recall.the ekid of esit eket and ever lgas say there are not ibibios.eastern obolo is mostly non ibibio same as ibeno.

For number 3,a large part of bonny and opobo nkoro are not ijaws.the ogbia's and most part of yenagoa are not ijaws.

Bukuru lg in benue is not dominated by the tiv.

Eket are considered a subgroup of Ibibio and they very well accept this... Likewise Oron is considered a subgroup of Efik and they also very well accept this...

Who dominates Buruku LGA in Benue pls?

Bonny/Opobo (Ibanis) are Ijaws even though many of them speak Igbo as a 1st language. They proudly identify as Ijaw, while Ogbia & Epie-Engenni (Yenagoa) very much accept the Ijaw identity and flaunt it, even though they are not originally Ijaws.
Try and make your inquiries.

Sammy07:


I think he's slightly correct..

Tho there are many towns in Ese Odo LG.
Buh Ijaws too are plenty there

Haywhysat:
Ijaws are not the majority in ese odo local government in ondo, please correct that. Thanks

Apoi & Arogbo people who self identify as Ijaws are the majority in Ese-Odo LGAs.

Nowenuse:



Apoi & Arogbo people who self identify as Ijaws are the majority in Ese-Odo LGAs.

Well, you're correct.
Even though many have adopted Yoruba names.

senatordave1:
The largest town in anambra omor speak igala

Largest wetin?

Nowenuse:


Eket are considered a subgroup of Ibibio and they very well accept this... Likewise Oron is considered a subgroup of Efik and they also very well accept this...

Who dominates Buruku LGA in Benue pls?

Bonny/Opobo (Ibanis) are Ijaws even though many of them speak Igbo as a 1st language. They proudly identify as Ijaw, while Ogbia & Epie-Engenni (Yenagoa) very much accept the Ijaw identity and flaunt it, even though they are not originally Ijaws.
Try and make your inquiries.

They speak Igbo as first language but proudly Identifies as Ijaw?

Are you okay?

Are you not tired with this your agenda which to me is furnished from heal.

Though I am not interested in what happens in that state a bit but I have friends who were born and from these places with Igbo names, speaks Igbo and doesn't deny.


Your research is always riddled with sentiments and it is very bad.

I rep ichen

senatordave1:
Op,the population of jukuns in taraba is overrated.they mostly occupy wukari and takum and one other lgas.the kuteb and ichens are not jukuns.the fulanis and mumuyes outnumber the jukuns

Every Jukun person has the name of his subgroup! It is either every Jukunoid speaker is a Jukun or nobody is a Jukun..

Even the Wukari & Takum you are talking about are occupied by Kpanzu, Wapan, Kuteb & some Jibu.

All the Jukun subgroups understand each other when they speak... How then can some be Jukuns and others cannot?

Nowenuse:


Eket are considered a subgroup of Ibibio and they very well accept this... Likewise[b] Oron is considered a subgroup of Efik and they also very well accept this...[/b]

Who dominates Buruku LGA in Benue pls?

Bonny/Opobo (Ibanis) are Ijaws even though many of them speak Igbo as a 1st language. They proudly identify as Ijaw, while Ogbia & Epie-Engenni (Yenagoa) very much accept the Ijaw identity and flaunt it, even though they are not originally Ijaws.
Try and make your inquiries.

Oga,stop this man before you get yourself in trouble.oron is not a sub group of efik or even ibibio,dont ever try that again.are you for real.that is how you claim that uyo is bigger than calabar.you are beginning to enrage me,limit your wild speculations to the northern tribes.even ibibio that is closer to efik in culture is not even seen as a surgeon of efik or vice versa.if you are ready,lets go to oron and interview them personally

I was here

Haywhysat:
Ijaws are not the majority in ese odo local government in ondo, please correct that. Thanks

You quoted all the article without highlighting the part you wish to reply?

Abeg go and edit and remove that long post

senatordave1:

Why don't you do something to unravel the population of pagans and atheists in nigeria.i realized that most of those that the media classify as christians are not Christians its a wrong generalization.in rural cross river,most of the people are not Christians nd have never set foot in church.they are largely traditional worshippers but when there's an attack there,they will be labelled as christian areas.

This post no make sense, I suspect you're a northerner trying to devide the people. It's impossible.

In the South East.
The traditional religions have mixed with Christianity, Especially Catholic, that even native doctors are elders/have titles in churches

I'm not a Christian, I'm an agnostic.
All my relatives are Christians and Christianity is my umbrella

1) Tiv is number 2 after Ibibio. Take it or leave it.

2) Hausa-Fulani are the smallest majority ethnic group amongst the big 3. Take it or leave it.

MelesZenawi:
For the last time, there are no Igalas in Anambra state.

If there exist they should be carved back to Kogi state..


They maybe in Enugu state after all Enugu is a multi lingual state but not here.

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Don't be ignorant, there are Igalas in Anambra state

Sammy07:

I think he's slightly correct..
Tho there are many towns in Ese Odo LG. Buh Ijaws too are plenty there

are they native there?

Nowenuse:



Apoi & Arogbo people who self identify as Ijaws are the majority in Ese-Odo LGAs.

This is very false

Obolo Ijaws present in Eastern Obolo lga and Ibeno

9japride:
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Don't be ignorant, there are Igalas in Anambra state

That guy is not from the South East

MelesZenawi:


They speak Igbo as first language but proudly Identifies as Ijaw?

Are you okay?

Are you not tired with this your agenda which to me is furnished from heal.

Though I am not interested in what happens in that state a bit but I have friends who were born and from these places with Igbo names, speaks Igbo and doesn't deny.


Your research is always riddled with sentiments and it is very bad.

Igbo man , Ibani people have never been Igbo and will never be, stop this your recycled story of having friends from there, is Amanyanabo now an Ibo title, land grabber

Nowenuse:
Pazienza, garfield1, gidgiddy, horsepower101, emyogalanya, kotv, edoairways, scholes0

Where did you place Bini people?
Modified: I see them now.

babyfaceafrica:


This is very false

It is not false...
Ijaws plenty for Ese Odo

Sammy07:

It is not false... Ijaws plenty for Ese Odo

Are those plenty... Native!!