₦airaland Forum

Crixxx:
Sounds better than a violent waa, egbami language..

Crixxx:
Now thank God you know anyone can edit wiki and make their analysis can you now shut it?..
Well I'm telling you now that Igbo is the 2nd most popular and widely spoken language in Nigeria...

Mr any where Belle face

meeky007:
Amotekun is gone nd buried

forgiveness:
Are you Igala?

Crixxx:
That's lame..

ah, wo, egbami, shuu, ye, gba, ka, gbim, ji, kain, gbe
.

Pls don't speak your dialect here.
Jungle lang

Crixxx:
Ikpulu language, entertainment industry? How??..
No one will want to hear or speak such noise making Lang.... Well touts in ekiti aren't my brothers..

That sounds like the Lang used African Bushmen chanting to war .

Btw don't fool yourself with your stat, the web will always fool you

Crixxx:
Ikpulu language, entertainment industry? How??..
No one will want to hear or speak such noise making Lang.... Well touts in ekiti aren't my brothers..

That sounds like the Lang used African Bushmen chanting to war .

Sunshineg5:
Don't mind my Isoko brother jare

He is busy claiming Warri because of oyel money

Uhrobo, Ishan, Bini, Isoko etc are one.

Crixxx:
What kind of ikpulu language is this... Eh oil..soup?
Hope you're not laying curses on your parents o.. Just curious.

Crixxx:
Push & start tractors

darfay:
He's not Yoruba but an ipod

helinues:
So Afonja's are powerful like that,that they are the one holding Easterners from seceeding from Nigeria..

What a wonderful Lord we are serving

KingOKON:
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Just get ur money ready like others are doing ur laws only exist and end here

NGpatriot:
Pay special attention to the red highlight..

If you know how to read, go ahead, read gently and comprehend massively for your own good.

Your rights are not absolute, it doesn't supersede the rights of the sovereign Nations and the rights of transit states because at the end of the day, they call the shots, not the UN or even you.



Landlocked states have no absolute rights regardless of the toothless law you keep blabbing about.

helinues:
Hahahahaha.. That's wickedness ooo. Let me beg on their behalf..

No show your power abeg...

Mel003:
With access to the sea, airport and resources your region has the highest debt in the country very Soon Chinese will take over your region.

helinues:
Very tiny region padlocked within Nigeria..

Ibadanpikin:
Wetin u wan do for ekiti nah abi na our mud and brown roof skyscrappers u wan chop. kilo orun wa de mo mi

illicit:
But I thought her dad is Akpata from Owo made

BrownLondon:
This is my first time of hearing Igala being a Yoruboid language, that is fallacious.


Mr, Newenuse dip that idea into your poor ass.

Nowenuse:
Yes Igalas who were a Yoruba people were heavily influenced by Kwararafan people & Igbos. The influence was so much that it has made them a distinct people today.

Ebira migration worsened it. If Ebiras had not come to settle in between Igalas & Okun, the gap would not have been wide, cos Okun and Okpoto people (who became Igalas today) were together in the past.

There is a reason why linguists classified Igala language as a Yoruboid language. It is a Yoruba based language. Put your ears down, you will understand it very well. Especially the dialect spoken by Northern Igalas.

Most likely that person you met in camp was from Southern Igala.

Southern Igala has been heavily influenced by Igbo language and culture. They are the ones who speak Igbo as a 2nd language
Many Northern Igalas do not even regard Southern Igalas as pure Igalas.

Sunshineg5:
I will say 30% to
40% from I am seeing

We and Igala are not the same.

Sunshineg5:
When I was serving I was actually excited to hear from An Igala friend in camp who told me we have some similar cultural similarities regarding language.

In the end, outside 1 to 10 in Igala language which i merely understood, the rest sounded like a strange version of igbo language to me.


And some Igala actually speak igbo as second language.

I have nothing in common with them.

Sunshineg5:
Igalas are not Yoruba

We share no cultural similarities with Igala.

You can't hear a word of Igala's language

They don't bear Yoruba names.

Sunshineg5:
Who is deleting my mentions