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Politics › Re: RVSG Wanted To Force Ijaw Language On An Igbo Town Opobo But They Rejected It by SlayerForever: 11:02pm On Nov 26, 2021
How time flies. When this thread was made Igbo nationalism was at a much lower ebb. The op really tried.
Education › Re: 13 Things Only UNN Students Will Relate To (Photo Illustrations) by SlayerForever: 8:17pm On Nov 26, 2021
yorubakid:
Ejima junction side
Wow. Nice one.
Education › Re: 13 Things Only UNN Students Will Relate To (Photo Illustrations) by SlayerForever: 6:45pm On Nov 26, 2021
Allahismad:
Santa villa na where mama Ebuka dey stay na with that her egusi soup that has lumps of ground egusi as meat but the fufu na wire that time, you go finish 100 naira food that time and will remain in static equilibrium till further notice.

Education › Re: 13 Things Only UNN Students Will Relate To (Photo Illustrations) by SlayerForever: 6:43pm On Nov 26, 2021
yorubakid:
grin grin
Heard that they are now building massive hostels at that our Airport..

Mehn,I miss UNN..stayed in hostel first year before I relocated to odenigwe... I still miss my UNN babes.. The university is the only place you can get lots of pussy just for being fresh and having a nice crib grin
Which side for Odenigwe?
Education › Re: 13 Things Only UNN Students Will Relate To (Photo Illustrations) by SlayerForever: 6:42pm On Nov 26, 2021
johnpablo541:
Wow, thanks for the info. I hope the school is in a better shape now. Let me be honest I was a little disappointed when i first arrived UNN.

But before i left some new structures were springing up.
Which better shape. Our alma mater don worse now as per structures.
Education › Re: 13 Things Only UNN Students Will Relate To (Photo Illustrations) by SlayerForever: 6:41pm On Nov 26, 2021
lonelydora:
Jimbazz is the name of the construction company that built that Faculty of Physical Sciences building.
Carver building.
Education › Re: 13 Things Only UNN Students Will Relate To (Photo Illustrations) by SlayerForever: 6:38pm On Nov 26, 2021
lonelydora:
Is Santa Villa still functioning?
Mad place mehn grin grin grin
Education › Re: 13 Things Only UNN Students Will Relate To (Photo Illustrations) by SlayerForever: 6:34pm On Nov 26, 2021
That full library own ehn. E dey pain grin grin grin

Abuja and Chitis own grin grin grin The saving grace of Abuja building is that there's good WiFi.

Well, that was years ago.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Uganda Risks Losing Only International Airport Over Chinese Loan by SlayerForever: 5:12pm On Nov 26, 2021
Kcdojoto:
@bolded they are the real odudunwa
wink
Politics › Re: What Is The Difference Between Onuora And Onuoha? Are They The Same? by SlayerForever: 5:11pm On Nov 26, 2021
baralatie:
According her Lordship
Supreme Court Justice Odili


The two are spelt different

And most appear in your school document bearing only one.
Na warning o
Lol. That can only be serious under Biafran law wink
Politics › Re: What Is The Difference Between Onuora And Onuoha? Are They The Same? by SlayerForever: 4:00pm On Nov 26, 2021
People who are arguing the difference are not Igbos.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Uganda Risks Losing Only International Airport Over Chinese Loan by SlayerForever: 1:50pm On Nov 26, 2021
Lalasticlala
Foreign Affairs › Re: Uganda Risks Losing Only International Airport Over Chinese Loan by SlayerForever: 1:45pm On Nov 26, 2021
We the ever intellectual Igbos know that this is the fate of the shithole. Incredibly the sophisticated Ọdụdụnwa children cannot see that the shithole is doomed. They are defending a foreign heritage to the detriment of Ọdụdụnwa. Too much self deceit is bad.
Politics › Re: Man Arrested With 8 Explosives In Lagos by SlayerForever: 12:54pm On Nov 26, 2021
They have arrived Lagos.

Politics › Re: Why Is Benue Not A South Eastern State by SlayerForever: 8:50am On Nov 26, 2021
Myexdisturbs:
I mean Benue is to the south east of river Niger together with kogi east senatorial district. So why are they not in south Eastern Nigeria?
Mago mago
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: Pride Goes Before A Fall by SlayerForever: 9:54pm On Nov 25, 2021
BKayy:
The dude can't get over the truth.
Imagine telling Igbo man that "ama-okolo" is not Igbo but Ijaw when it means Okolo settlement that he confirmed.

I asked the dude that did he bother to ask us what "ama" means in Igbo and he kept quiet.

When we told him that Ubani/Ibani is Igbo dialect, they were jumping like monkeys. He thought "ama" is peculiar to Bonny which is very naive of him.
I think he forgot that Jaja came from "Amaigbo"
I still give him a bit of credit. The rest of his brothers bring points that are so silly.
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: Pride Goes Before A Fall by SlayerForever: 9:45pm On Nov 25, 2021
Alabo7978:
"King pepple is Igbo"
Why are you crying my brother embarassed

Politics › Re: Ndigbo: Pride Goes Before A Fall by SlayerForever: 8:35pm On Nov 25, 2021
ChinenyeN:
cheesy Ga kanula! Alright. I will enjoy the show.
Alright. Highewe.
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: Pride Goes Before A Fall by SlayerForever: 8:29pm On Nov 25, 2021
ChinenyeN:
As I said carry on. I’ll talk when I want to and to whom ever I so choose.
Okay. We the clowns who you enjoy watching will respond accordingly when need be.
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: Pride Goes Before A Fall by SlayerForever: 8:27pm On Nov 25, 2021
ChinenyeN:
Hehe. No. I came to indulge myself by viewing this symphony of madness. So please, carry on as though I’m not here.
You can observe silently, yes. Your comments are becoming too shameless. And I don't mean it as an insult.
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: Pride Goes Before A Fall by SlayerForever: 8:20pm On Nov 25, 2021
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ChinenyeN:
Alabo7978, I’m surprised you’re still going at it with them for this long. This back and forth is ahistorical. And at the end of the day, it is a contest of stamina not actual traditions and history. Igbo propagandists don’t care about actual oral history and traditions and they certainly don’t care about what you may have to say. They will outlast you in this argument out of sheer hubris and call it a win for themselves.
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Excuse me. Gerrout from here please.
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: Pride Goes Before A Fall by SlayerForever: 8:19pm On Nov 25, 2021
Alabo7978:
You use to talk plenty, you didn't talk plenty in this your reply.
Oya answer, if this doesn't prove much as you say, does it also mean king pepple, Samuel crowther and Brittanica drink ogogoro??
King Pepple is Igbo.
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: Pride Goes Before A Fall by SlayerForever: 7:28pm On Nov 25, 2021
Alabo7978:
Bkayy, Ekealterego, SlayerForever Igboid

This is from Britannica, the biggest information repository in the world.
It said Bonny (okoloama) is ijo and they brought in slaves in the hinterlands (mainly ibos)
To be sold.
Have you seen it.
First I showed you that crowther document, you concorted stories, now look at this one, big liars.
The igbos even became relevant after the slave trade ended. Anonymous15 was right all along and you people slandered him bitterly.
He also said king Friedrich Koko of Nembe waged war on the Brits too. This must be in relation with ending the slave trade because they earned big money by selling you people to work in sugar cane farms in America.
You only became relevant because of palm oil Anonymous15 was right.
Now you want to claim with lies.
Look at this information from Brittanica, let me see how you will meander from this, or does BRITANNICA DRINK OGOGORO TOOhuh
It doesn't prove much.
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: Pride Goes Before A Fall by SlayerForever: 5:23pm On Nov 25, 2021
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Alabo7978:
Asimini isn't Igbo.
Kai why are you people like this?
Igbos only even began entering Bonny because a princess of Bonny was married to an ndoki man by her father king Edimini who was the son of Asimini. This ndoki was very influential in the hinterlands.
She bore no sons for him and she didn't even love him.
When her father Edimini died, she left her husband and returned with a few Igbo followers and seized the royal mantle and became Queen. She took a lover named biriye and produced sons. And it was from that line Perekule the first was born.

I want you to go to Facebook and drop these concortion for the Bonny people and watch you disgraced. Ndoki sounds nothing like okoloama, Jesus Christ.
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Next time young man when arguing with me bring historical or present day facts then we're good. I don't fancy this rubbish fabrications at all.


If you will indulge me, please what tribe was Asimini?
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: Pride Goes Before A Fall by SlayerForever: 5:21pm On Nov 25, 2021
Obviously the Aboh connection to Bonny has remained under explored.
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: Pride Goes Before A Fall by SlayerForever: 5:20pm On Nov 25, 2021
Igboid:
I think the Iguana thing in Bonny came from Aboh.
They have similar culture over there, you find the Iguana reverance anywhere Aboh had influence on.
Even in Orogun now part of Urhobo where Abohs once held sway and in Ndoni(Ndi-onu-iyi), the Iguana reverance is prominent.

Noticed also that the name Aboh called Bonny was written in the article the Ijaw guy shared.
All these shows that Aboh had great influence and contact with early Bonny and must have also supplied some of it's early occupants.

It's all making sense now.
Okay. Thank you for adding this to my knowledge of Ubani!!!!


Alabo7978 we can now see that the Iguana worship was an import from Aboh, another great city state at that time.
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: Pride Goes Before A Fall by SlayerForever: 5:16pm On Nov 25, 2021
Fejoku:
Why are people not commenting on this map? The language classification and the Ijoid language cluster was clearly shown here. There are many things that were exposed here if you compare it with google earth maps.
Nkoroo and Obolo are clearly Ibibiod but Ijaws always claim them.
* Notice the space where 417 and 418 were written as you head towards Bonny Island. Cross check the names of communities within that axis on Google Earth map.
* Notice the language partition on Bonny Island.
Yes, this brings to light about some issues I've been pondering on. There's still some things that are sketchy about the language spread of Bonny.

What I do hold on to however, is that the Ndoki founded the island. In case of any disputes of ownership that may arise in the future.
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: Pride Goes Before A Fall by SlayerForever: 5:05pm On Nov 25, 2021
Alabo7978:
Mr Man, I have lived in Bonny all my life, though the Igbo language is spoken there, it is only a second language.
okoloama is the main dialect and the people know it as okoloama(okolo-ama) meaning dwelling or settlement of okolo, okolo means curlew and we call curlew okolo, the Nembeians are bloodly related and they call curlew okolain.
Opuamakuba was a ruler of the settlement as at 1390 and was a strong medicine man who worshiped Adum a sea water deity.
Adum was fabled to be the juju of ijo himself.

Alagbiriye then brought the Ikuba deity. Ikuba means (iguana, monitor lizard)
Asimini was officially crowned king in the 1450's and he was not an Igbo man.
Which Igbo man came to okolo-ama as early as that year to be a king when the ibos were mostly slaves?
If I take you to okolo-ama (settlement of curlew) and you hear them speak the dialect, you will see there is no similarity whatsoever to the Igbo language.
Igbo language is only spoken as a second language and most igbos have been living there for over 100years just as french people have been living in New Orleans (America) but it doesn't mean they own the place.
First of all, the place is Okoloma not Okoloama, named after Okoloma Ndoki the birthplace of the Bonny people.

Opuamakuba does not add credence to any Ijaw link. Opuamakuba is an Igbo name, same as Asimini or Okpara Ndoli or Alagbayi.

Worshipping Adum or Ikuba does not add any credence to Ijaw too. Even on reading about Ikuba the Iguana diety the adherents of Ikuba called themselves ndi mmoo. Ndi mmoo is Igbo.

Asimini from Ndoki was Igbo. The language of Ubani from time immemorial was recorded as Ndoki Igbo. The first Igbo bible was made in Ndoki Igbo. The slaves were all Igbo and didnt bother leaving the island. It became a home away from home. Even Jaja himself noted in his writings that he became at ease when he arrived at Ubani because the people of the island spoke like his former master's place in Akwete. Everything about Ubani was recorded as Igbo. The Ijaw presence at Ubani was a minute population living in isolated areas of the island. The whites noted the Ijaw hatred and their unwillingness to mix up with the Ubani people from as early as 1800s.

My brother, forget I laugh too much. I have Ubani history at the back of my palms.
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: Pride Goes Before A Fall by SlayerForever: 4:45pm On Nov 25, 2021
BKayy:
By Sierra leonians, you mean freed slaves right?
grin
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: Pride Goes Before A Fall by SlayerForever: 4:44pm On Nov 25, 2021
DitariDisciple2:
Ibos that don't use King in the days of old say the Bonny and Opobo are Ibo.
Una mumu well well.
All una lies and frustrations end here.
This does not prove anything. Every Oru community had a strong kingship structure. Ubani, Aboh etc etc
Politics › Re: Ndigbo: Pride Goes Before A Fall by SlayerForever: 4:39pm On Nov 25, 2021
Ekealterego:
Slayerforever, Bkayy, Igboid, Fejoku please, confirm. In this book (I found it in a Mexican online library, written around 1899 or 1900s.

1. You can find King Amacree of New Calabar and King Pepple of Bonny declaring that they were "Igbos". (This is 1823-1840)

2. You can find the main source of the "Kalabaris". The Kalabari people. This further confirms that the main source of kalabari people is Igbo first. In that same upload, You can find the various Igbo groups. Although some of the spellings were probably in spelt in the Spanish version.
Nice oneeeeeee cheesy


Perhaps I can make a guess that the Kalabaris were first Igbos, before likely a migration from the Efik country. Then followed by some Sierra Leonian migration.

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