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Joebie:
freebie

safarigirl:
Who we go believe?

BKayy:
We know them. Same with Juluismalema.
Go to this thread and see Juluismalema working tirelessly for the unity og his people Yoruba and Edo but in Igbo threads he will insult out brothers from Ebonyi, Imo, Enugu and Abia because we allow it.

https://www.nairaland.com/6923765/why-bini-yorubas-one-connection

Some of us have been programmed to be deceived with Igbo Language. Anybody that can speak it automatically has a say in Igbo affairs. We don't see the ideology.

The lady you quoted doesn't joke with Ijaw unity and Juluismalama doesn't joke with Edo and Yoruba Unity.

Ndigbo need to change.
cc SlayerForever, Igboid, Ekealterego, , sanctity454

abeeee:
Bro that kingdom was not even up to a vasal sate in Edo
In fact the Edo kingdom contributed greatly to its demise

abeeee:
Bro those were just settlements they where not kingdoms

Idiko1:
There is nothing to say to born again fool whose basic source of knowledge is Google. Google is great for humans who know how to use it. However, dumbass stiffs such you would render google a turn off.

Liebermantic:
People should read " The Memoirs of Captain Hugh crow"
Bonny and Opobo are Igboland

JANK23H:

Funny people

BlackSaints:
If that your screenshot is true,how come there's little influence of Igbo culture in Okrika?

BlackSaints:
Mr man! There's nothing like igbo people in Okrika, any Igbo you see in Okrika are either descendant of slaves or are foreigners living there. There are no indigenous igbos in Okrika be guide.

WorWorBoy:
What do you mean by no no no? I'm telling you about my people history you're busy arguing with me wtf! Do you know how many Amas,Biris or Polos we have in Wakirike Bese? Saying that all Okrika people came from Afam in Ibo country is an insult to Wakirike Bese communities.

chrisxxx:
From time immemorial Igbos have always been slave to all ethnic group around them including to the Binis.

WorWorBoy:
Okrikans are not originally igbos oga, don't act like you know other people's history more than them when in reality, you know nothing at all. Okrika people don't speak igbo, Okrikans speak the Kirike dialect which is part of the ijo language, any igbos in Okrika are there though slave trade.

chrisxxx:
Friend you have always been a fool. Go through your posts. From Bonny to Opobo to Ikwerre Land. Must you covet others?

Ibime:
Na man, only basic greetings and how to ask for food and stuffs. I had to wait till school holidays to hear proper Okrika cos my pops hardly ever spoke it, only occasionally. Even sometimes, when I am around my village people, you find them speaking Igbo mixed with Okrika because they descended from Igbo slaves.

chrisxxx:
Where is your mentor and dilector and lefeledum progenitor? Fool. Come and take Ikwerre Land.

chrisxxx:
I will not reply all your insults. I want to throw more lights. The Aro people were chased away or by themselves ran away from many Ikwerre Land. Isiokpo people gave them a place to stay. Till date they are still treated as outcast in Isiokpo.

Ekealterego:
Yes, totally. We gave example of one of the Orus that although still maintained their names and village names but lost the language. Although they still maintain some Igbo cultures.
An example is Biseni in Bayelsa. Most of their surnames are still Igbos.. some even understand Igbo and speak but another language dominates the area.

Most of them, although with Igbo names and even culture no longer Identify as Igbos or even Oru.

I also believe there are difference waves and time of these migration. Some are ancient, while some are relatively not more than 200 years ago.

Igboid and Bkayy can shed more light, although they have done in the past.