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Culture › Re: Evidence That The Igbos Are The Oldest Group In The South Lies Along The Coasts by SlayerForever(op): 4:41pm On Nov 27, 2021

If in doubt of the Igbo language's presence in this other tribes tongue one can carry out an independent investigation to verify this claim.

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Culture › Evidence That The Igbos Are The Oldest Group In The South Lies Along The Coasts by SlayerForever(op): 4:33pm On Nov 27, 2021

This language map shows what the coast may have looked like perhaps a thousand years ago.

In the map there are 47 languages scattered across the coast. Out of that 47 about 42 were either partly formed from Igbo and other languages or have Igbo descent. This may support the fact that many other tribes met the Igbos on the coast and thus were influenced by the enduring Igbo tongue as they stayed close to the Igbos. Also many were formed by one Igbo ancestor and another non Igbo ancestor. Check Yakurr ethnicity.

If Igbo impacted so much languages it is likely they were the biggest tribe around. Much much much bigger than Nigeria wants people to believe. There is reason to believe that the Igbo tribe occupied an area far and wide into present day Yorubaland. And a recent research by an Igbo linguist Maazi Ogbonna Okoro revealed that the Igbo area still stretches far into Kogi state to the North. If the Igbo area was so large it is only probable that they occupied the nearly the entire coastline down south. Along with the Efik people(another very old tribe). These other small tribes along the coast with languages numbering near 50 probably came around later on from external migrations. Or may have been brought by Igbos from their far journeys in other lands. There is also the possibility they existed in their area all the while with the Igbos but didn't have the vigoristy or influence of the Igbos, and the Igbo wide population spread didnt allow them grow in population much. Those who are big today absorbed a lot of Igbos and it shows in their large number of Igbo speakers today.

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Politics › Re: Igbo And Ibani Language In Bonny by SlayerForever(op): 4:08pm On Nov 27, 2021

hammer567:
OP, IT IS UBANI NOT IBANI.

Depends. There's also the Igbani alternative.

Politics › Re: Igbo And Ibani Language In Bonny by SlayerForever(op): 3:39pm On Nov 27, 2021

On the side, those who don't know Abua, Andoni, Okrika, Bonny can see their locations on this fine map. Let's remember Abua has just officially exited Ijaw National Council.

We can also see how far away Bayelsa Izon is claiming Bonny and Opobo. How na? grin

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Politics › Re: Igbo And Ibani Language In Bonny by SlayerForever(op): 3:34pm On Nov 27, 2021

Those of us who may have a hypothesis or even materials can share please grin

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Politics › Igbo And Ibani Language In Bonny by SlayerForever(op): 3:34pm On Nov 27, 2021

I'm researching on the dual language spread in Bonny. I've not gotten much but it would seem in Bonny's heydays the Kingdom expanded into Kalabari territory to the west through war and greater influence. This may account for a more pronounced "Ibani" presence there today.

However, the cause of the friction today is not whether the Bonny kingdom expanded into Kalabari or not. The issue is Izon people using the Kalabari to manipulate the Igbo founders of Bonny into dropping their Igbo identity through state politics during and after the war and up to this moment.

Both the Kalabari Ibani people and the Izon in Bayelsa know quite well the Bonny area was founded and governed by the Ndoki subtribe of the Igbo nation before Bonny expanded into their side. Hence they can't claim Bonny confidently so they go through the kingship, fabricating Perekule and all that gibberish.

The problem now is the language. The Ibani there call Igbo bush language and Igbo in the hinterland bush people. Well, technically we are "bush" people thanks to the dense rain forest we were blessed with by Chukwunna. They can't seem to eliminate the bush language and it has remained a bone in their throats.

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Politics › Re: Abua National Council Aplauds Ijaw Council For Deleting Abua As Ijaw Clan by SlayerForever: 3:30pm On Nov 27, 2021

Anonymous15:
No problem, we will not chase anyone away from ijoh land, the minute Igbo settlers there can live and go about their business, but if they start land grabbing we will kick them out.

Lol. Robbstark is that you.

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Politics › Re: If Tinubu Is Lying About His Age, His Presidential Ambition Is Already Over by SlayerForever: 2:53pm On Nov 27, 2021

BigSarah:
If majority of Nigerians say they want Tinubu, even if he is 100 they'll get him...

Support what majority of Nigerians want, as long as Nigeria remains...
Nigeria is already too toxic to remain an antagonist

Remove that Big from your name.

Politics › Re: Abua National Council Aplauds Ijaw Council For Deleting Abua As Ijaw Clan by SlayerForever: 2:50pm On Nov 27, 2021

WorWorBoy:
How many Wakirike (Okrika) people they answer Igbo names?
You all claim that some part of Okrika people are Igbos and all that, but how come we don't see them bearing Igbo names to show off their igboness? I wonder why.

Okay. I will mention you when I'm ready.

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Politics › Re: Abua National Council Aplauds Ijaw Council For Deleting Abua As Ijaw Clan by SlayerForever: 2:32pm On Nov 27, 2021

WorWorBoy:
How can it stay when we don't even use it? Infact, how many Okrikans have you see bearing Igbo names? =0 lol.

I can see you're here for jokes. Go on please.

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Politics › Re: Abua National Council Aplauds Ijaw Council For Deleting Abua As Ijaw Clan by SlayerForever: 2:24pm On Nov 27, 2021

WorWorBoy:
The Official language of Wakirike people is the Kiriken Okweni.

Official or not Igbo language has come to stay in Okrika.

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Politics › Re: Black Soot During Heavy Rainfall In Port Harcourt Pix by SlayerForever: 1:55pm On Nov 27, 2021

Politics › Re: In A Bid To Reunite Igbos With The Sea, Vaccine Development MUST Be Prioritised by SlayerForever: 1:52pm On Nov 27, 2021

AlexBells:
igboprovince@gmail.com

Email sent. You may edit out your contact.

Politics › Re: Abua National Council Aplauds Ijaw Council For Deleting Abua As Ijaw Clan by SlayerForever: 1:44pm On Nov 27, 2021

Idafire:
Aquaphobic man, you still have mouth to talk when it clearly shows that you can't swim and you want access to the sea.
God didn't make a mistake putting you people in dot.
Stay clear, else you know what awaits you.

Nnuaa-o

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Stop speaking Igbo you clown.

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Politics › Re: Abua National Council Aplauds Ijaw Council For Deleting Abua As Ijaw Clan by SlayerForever: 1:43pm On Nov 27, 2021

BlackAdam55:
Okrikans are ijaws talking about being mix or not, Every tribe and ethnic groups in Nigeria are all mixed including igbos. So what are you driving at Mr?

Igbos are not mixed. Okrika is a mix of Ijaw, Igbo etc to make a unique tribe. Some practices in Okrika are not found in Izon and vice versa.

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Politics › Re: Lagos State And Cross River State No Longer Oil Producing State by SlayerForever: 12:14pm On Nov 27, 2021

Lagos crude oil was an oduduwa scam embarassed

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Politics › Re: In A Bid To Reunite Igbos With The Sea, Vaccine Development MUST Be Prioritised by SlayerForever: 12:12pm On Nov 27, 2021

AlexBells:
Please do send me a link to the facebook group you created

Give me an email.

Politics › Re: In A Bid To Reunite Igbos With The Sea, Vaccine Development MUST Be Prioritised by SlayerForever: 12:10pm On Nov 27, 2021

AlexBells:
You did not make any face saving propaganda, I checked your contributions on the thread and it was more of Igbo exceptionalism and perfectionism, I had to figure out a way to mention you we really need to get on solution and only engage in tribal fights on our leasures they would be shocked on our approaches, all roads leads to Rome

One thing I've discovered is that, though the online arguments are not as impactful as an on the spot sensitisation it still helps the Igbo course. Though on a slower pace.

People actually see this arguments.

Politics › Re: Abua National Council Aplauds Ijaw Council For Deleting Abua As Ijaw Clan by SlayerForever: 12:07pm On Nov 27, 2021

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Lannister360:
I'm not Ijaw or from Rivers State but I served in Abua, Abua is an Ijaw community, there is no need for them to Denial their root

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Politics › Re: Abua National Council Aplauds Ijaw Council For Deleting Abua As Ijaw Clan by SlayerForever: 12:05pm On Nov 27, 2021

BlackAdam55:
Abuloma people are Okrikas and the Okrikans are of the ijo subgroup.

Okrika are not Ijaws. Ijaw is a mixed group like the others.

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Politics › Re: Abua National Council Aplauds Ijaw Council For Deleting Abua As Ijaw Clan by SlayerForever: 12:04pm On Nov 27, 2021

Idafire:
You are a dunce.
Go tell them to stop naming their children with Ijaw names.
What is Fubara, ibingo, tonye doing in ther names of they aren't Ijaws.

Be concerned more with Ijaw matter and leave your erosion ravaged lands we are here.
Continue.
Ijaw matter kee you there

You're still talking about Ijaw name when they've just made a celebrated exit from your IYC. Continue talking nonsense you are entertaining us here.

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Politics › Re: In A Bid To Reunite Igbos With The Sea, Vaccine Development MUST Be Prioritised by SlayerForever: 11:51am On Nov 27, 2021

Talking about planting our flag on the coast yes we will.

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Politics › Re: In A Bid To Reunite Igbos With The Sea, Vaccine Development MUST Be Prioritised by SlayerForever: 11:45am On Nov 27, 2021

Which face saving propaganda that endangers lives did I engage in my good man Alex

Politics › Re: Abua National Council Aplauds Ijaw Council For Deleting Abua As Ijaw Clan by SlayerForever: 10:07am On Nov 27, 2021

Igboid:
Once Abuloma people detach from Ijaw, because they are proto Ibibiod people and not in anyway Ijaw.
Ijaw claim to PHLGA will be truly and fully over.

Egberi Faaa!
Aswana!

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Politics › Re: Abua National Council Aplauds Ijaw Council For Deleting Abua As Ijaw Clan by SlayerForever: 10:05am On Nov 27, 2021

MelesZenawi:
Lalasticlala for what?

Ah ah?

IPOBS are totally irredeemable. FP for what exactly?

Are you lalasticlaia or his relative? Bia dianyi kpacharaanyị gị o. No provoke me this morning.

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Politics › Re: Abua National Council Aplauds Ijaw Council For Deleting Abua As Ijaw Clan by SlayerForever: 9:47am On Nov 27, 2021

Lalasticlala

Politics › Re: Abua National Council Aplauds Ijaw Council For Deleting Abua As Ijaw Clan by SlayerForever: 9:43am On Nov 27, 2021

mrvitalis:
Abua and ogoni are two tribe that's strange really they are not related to any of their neighbors honestly

They are not yorubas , not igbos ,not ijaws not akwa cross n not even a mix of any

They are totally absolutely unique

Abua .. unique people tho

They are related to Efiks like Andoni

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Politics › Re: Abua National Council Aplauds Ijaw Council For Deleting Abua As Ijaw Clan by SlayerForever: 9:41am On Nov 27, 2021

For those who don't know, Abua history tells of a migration from either Cameroon or the Efik area thousands of years ago. It is even possible the Izon met the small Abua group on the coast on their arrival. So it us insulting to say that Abua is Ijaw.

This is only the beginning of the destruction of the Ijaw hegemony in the Niger Delta.

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Politics › Re: Abua National Council Aplauds Ijaw Council For Deleting Abua As Ijaw Clan by SlayerForever: 9:34am On Nov 27, 2021

Captain8, idafire, Anonymous15, Alabo7879 how far

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Politics › Re: What Is The Difference Between Onuora And Onuoha? Are They The Same? by SlayerForever: 11:19pm On Nov 26, 2021

Idiko1:
You are high on IQ. The above could not be more correct.

Thank you Ichie.

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