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How Powerful Was The Aro Confederacy by Sinzumoney(op): 8:09am On Oct 07, 2020
please how powerful was the aro I heard they defeated the Ibibio and Efik and they began conquering other tribes and were halted by the British. Please no tribalism anybody with good knowledge should enlighten me
Re: How Powerful Was The Aro Confederacy by feemi: 8:12am On Oct 07, 2020
Aro ka Igbo!
Re: How Powerful Was The Aro Confederacy by MightySparrow: 8:20am On Oct 07, 2020
Nonsense!
Re: How Powerful Was The Aro Confederacy by RedboneSmith(m):
Aro was not a conquering power. They were interested primarily in trade. Not that they were not at all interested in power, but there was no systematic attempt to conquer and create an empire. They established colonies, and used their war mercenaries to intimidate stubborn clans who they felt threatened their interests.
Re: How Powerful Was The Aro Confederacy by ijawcitizen(m): 10:50am On Oct 07, 2020
How can you call a group of people who terrorized fellow igbos and hunted them for slaves a CONFEDERACY? I think you are abusing that word or maybe I don't know what it means anymore.

Aro confederacy is pure fabrication, it never existed.
Re: How Powerful Was The Aro Confederacy by RedboneSmith(m): 11:29am On Oct 07, 2020
ijawcitizen:
How can you call a group of people who terrorized fellow igbos and hunted them for slaves a CONFEDERACY? I think you are abusing that word or maybe I don't know what it means anymore.

Aro confederacy is pure fabrication, it never existed.
What do you undetstand by 'a confederacy'?
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