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waternogetemeny:
will die on igbo people matter, where u cannot have any contribution no matter how hard u try.

look closer to home


ota ogun state

https://www.facebook.com/adedamola.adetayo/videos/931881302316377

"South South Government, Close Our Borders"
Meanwhile South South people don vex for Ibo. Dem go hear am.

https://www.facebook.com/adedamola.adetayo/videos/931881302316377

Meanwhile SS people don vex

https://www.facebook.com/adedamola.adetayo/videos/931881302316377

Meanwhile SS people don vex.

Ojiofor:
So what happened to Ibibio people who previously occupied the whole of Abia state,where are they today or were they killed?

Ibos ate them up. The ones that survived quickly assimilated to Ibo ways and for now identify with Ibos.

Aro is Ibibio. Ibibio occupied the whole of Abia state before Ibos pushed them south and appropriated their deity and attached Chukwu to Aro.

Abia state is Ibibio land just as Ebonyin is Hausa land and Anambara ia Igala/Edo, Enugu is Igala/Idoma, Imo is Ikwerre land. Ibos came from Equatorial Guinea and started eating up the neighborhood

waternogetemeny:
The real idu are Igbos ,until Oba carry war arrive change am to Bini

Learn Ibo history here:

The Origin of Ibo/Eboe/Igbon People
Long long ago, Ibos lived West of the Niger river with everyone else while the east of the Niger was vast emptiness. Spearheaded by the Binis who have had an ancient insane abhorrence for cannibalism, a proclamation was made by all nations all the way from the Volta down to the Niger Delta proscribing the practice i.e. of cannibalism. Some very stubborn tribes who had earlier migrated from the Congo/Guinea region remained obstinate in their refusal to give up the practice of cannibalism and so were chased out with vicious ferocity. Most of these tribes were chased back into the Equatorial Guinea/Congo region where they had originated but a few of them were stranded west of the Niger and did not go with the other cannibals but continued to linger around and persisted in eating people.

A decision was reached by all the other nations of Bini, Yoruba, Igala, Ijaw, Ashanti, etc to banish the remnant cannibal Guinea/Congo migrant tribes into the then empty Forest of Isolation and Evil Spirits as the South East of today's Nigeria was then designated and known. These banished people are the Ibos of today and till this day they have remained isolated for all of their existence in that habitat known today as South East Nigeria; a place and a people no other humans wants live or associate with.

waternogetemeny:
Funn thing is, why we no mention Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Edo, Delta Bayelsa?

All the people we mentioned will tell you they are Igbos and speak Igbo.


Receive sense! Afonjaaa go back to Ogun state and mind your business, leave the Igbo alone.

When Ibos are not fighting each other: "We are all descendants of Eri, a Jew, We are Jews; We are IDUU, We are Igodomigodo, Nobody knows our history because we are ancient people."

When Ibos are fighting each other: "You are Anambra Igala, Anambra Benin, Ebonyi Hausa, Imo Ijaw, Enugu Hausa, Abia Ibibio."

No matter how they choose to hide it Ibos know their identity & recent history is a lie

waternogetemeny:
Afonjaaa make sure you fight the Ikwerre man when he tell you that he is Igbo.

They have started to wake up and will no longer accept your lies.


That day has come now.

Learn Ibo history here:

The Origin of Ibo/Eboe/Igbon People
Long long ago, Ibos lived West of the Niger river with everyone else while the east of the Niger was vast emptiness. Spearheaded by the Binis who have had an ancient insane abhorrence for cannibalism, a proclamation was made by all nations all the way from the Volta down to the Niger Delta proscribing the practice i.e. of cannibalism. Some very stubborn tribes who had earlier migrated from the Congo/Guinea region remained obstinate in their refusal to give up the practice of cannibalism and so were chased out with vicious ferocity. Most of these tribes were chased back into the Equatorial Guinea/Congo region where they had originated but a few of them were stranded west of the Niger and did not go with the other cannibals but continued to linger around and persisted in eating people.

A decision was reached by all the other nations of Bini, Yoruba, Igala, Ijaw, Ashanti, etc to banish the remnant cannibal Guinea/Congo migrant tribes into the then empty Forest of Isolation and Evil Spirits as the South East of today's Nigeria was then designated and known. These banished people are the Ibos of today and till this day they have remained isolated for all of their existence in that habitat known today as South East Nigeria; a place and a people no other humans wants live or associate with.


Colonial maps of Cannibals and OSU attached is the cultural anthropological proof of where Ibos are limited to.

Ikwerres Deny Ancestral Affiliation With South-East

The Ikwerre ethnic nationality in Rivers State has insisted that they have no ancestral link with the South-Eastern part of the country, as being erroneously portrayed in some quarters.

They maintained that they are a distinct ethnic group in Rivers State, South-South of Nigeria, and are by no means connected to the Igbos, who are located in the South-East geo-political zone of the country.

A prominent Ikwerre elder, Sir Mike Elechi, stated this at the launch of a book titled ‘Without Prejudice: An Exploration of Ikwerre History,’ written by the late Dick Azunda Hekerem Emejuru.

Represented by His Royal Highness Damian Ejiohuo, the Nye Nwe-Ali Ndele in Emohua Local Government Area of the state, Elechi, a member of the Rivers State Civil Service Commission, who was the chairman of the occasion, said in his address that the Ikwerres have a migration history from the ancient Benin kingdom, adding, “At about 1438 AD, there was a revolution in the Benin kingdom, which led to the assassination of the heir apparent to the throne of the Oba of Benin.”

He added, “The revolution was premised on human sacrifice during a particular festival. Some princes – namely, Asava, Oniche, Akalaka and Owiri – spearheaded the revolution. All of the princes involved in the skirmish ran eastwards for safety with their families.

“Akalaka moved down with his family of two wives and children to Elele (Okani-eli). His first wife begat two sons – Ekpeye and Ogba – and the second wife begat Iwhurohna, Etche and Ngwa…The same incident that led to the Benin revolution reared its ugly head again at Elele. It was to your tents oh Israel. Ekpeye, led by his first son Ehuda, crossed the Sombriero River with Ogba, and the latter moved towards the Orashi area.

“Iwhurohna and his barrage of three wives and many children decided to remain at Elele, ‘Akwerrile naa soh nii nowa’’ meaning ‘we have decided to remain here,’ and that was how the name Ikwerre came to be.”

Former governor of Rivers State, Rotimi Amaechi, who was represented by Senator Andrew Uchendu, urged the Ikwerre people to be proud of who they are, stressing the roles politicians can play in preserving the Ikwerre history.

The former Minister of Transportation said, “Ikwerre people should tell who they are and ignore all the stories being written about them. We will tell our story. Those who will play politics in Ikwerre land will project the image of the Ikwerre wherever they find themselves.”

Commenting on a statement allegedly made by Amaechi while canvassing support to become Nigeria’s President that he is an Igbo man, Uchendu said, “If he (Amaechi) were to be here, then he would have been in a better position to explain that.

“He didn’t tell me to come and defend what he has said and what he hasn’t said before I came in for this programme.”

The book reviewer, former General Manager of Atlantic Television, Port Harcourt, Bon Woke, described the book as a guide for Ikwerre people to know their roots, insisting that language is not all it takes to determine a people’s origin.

He enthused, “This book is a reminder that Ikwerre is a distinct ethnic group and Ikwerre has a root, an identity, and a history which is authenticated by its oral tradition, handed down from generation to generation.

“So no modern person can come today and begin to interpret Ikwerre history with modern mentality because of what they see today. Language is not the only yardstick for you to determine the ethnicity of a people, because anybody can speak any language he likes.”

Advising the youths against being influenced or swayed by self-seeking politicians, Woke called on Ikwerre leaders and elders to take steps to educate the younger generation on their history, culture and language.

South-South PUNCH reports that other dignitaries who graced the event were the President General of Ogbakor Ikwerre Cultural Organization, Worldwide, Eze Barr. Godspower Onuekwa; royal father of the day, Prof. Charles Obunwor,l; Chief Magistrate E. C Woke, Dr Sam Emejuru, Dr Stella Elechi, Chief Medical Director of the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital, Prof. Aaron Ojule, among others.


https://punchng.com/ikwerres-deny-ancestral-affiliation-with-south-east/?amp


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcALlKD00-I&t=8s


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8TVpxhiDNQ


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HW1ahS8a9C0


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qhaWuiHbFk

Charity begins at home nigger.Start with Kano Pillars.

Igbon fear Edo. Igbon hate Edo. Benin Empire legacies prevent Biafra from expanding beyond the 5 plots in Igbon desperation to get to the sea. So Igbon must now try to retell Benin history claiming they were the original occupants of Igodomogodo in the latest verson of Igbon headless chicken history.
Ndigbon will forever view Benin as enemy. No one is fooled.

Ibo man rest. Nothing concern you for Edo matter.

Notasyouthink:
Sad waste people always parading lies and propaganda as history.
My enemy cannot tell or teach me my history, am too big for that. So, take your concocted history book to Ogbomosho.

Learn Ibo history here:

The Origin Of Ibo
Long long ago, Ibos lived West of the Niger river with everyone else. Spearheaded by the Binis who have had an insane abhorrence for cannibalism, a proclamation was made by all nations all the way from the Volta down to the Niger Delta prohibiting the practice i.e. cannibalism. Many stubborn tribes fiercely refused to give up the practice of cannibalism and so were chased out with vicious ferocity. Most of these tribes were chased into the Congo region but a few of them were stranded did not go with the other cannibals and continued to linger around.

A decision was reached by all the other nations of Bini, Yoruba, Ashanti etc to banish the remnant cannibal tribes into the empty Forest of Evil Spirits as the East of the Niger was known. These are the Ibos of today and that is why they remained isolated for most of their existence till this day in the habitat known today as the South East Nigeria.

Broveens42:
We never stopped being stubborn!
Case study: Biafra agitation

This is your official invitation to attend next year's Biafra Liberation Day.

nigeriansamurai:
Modified... 😂 ohhh I think I get it maybe you think I am ibo😂.

What do you know?

nigeriansamurai:
[b] Nigerians 😂😂... Finally this thread has opened my eyes.
may tribalism be your greatest achievement in life...

But tribalism is already Ibo greatest achievement in life. So much so that if Ibos have their Ibo nation, they will all kill each other off within one year.
Truthis Ibos can't live with Ibos. That is why Ibo are secretly the most desperate for One Nigeria. But Nigeria will end one day. And that will be Ibo day of reckoning as they will have to carry their Ikenga passport.

Bobloco:
But why is the British colonial contraption called Nigeria still holding on to the 5 plots since 1967

Because Ibos have no where to go and so they attach impossible conditions like taking hostile enemy nations with them. Biafra referendum will fail woefully in the 5 South East states. Ibos have been isolated all their history.That is why Ibos crave outside validation to their existence.

Example, Ibos cannot have a successful forum like nairaland because no matter how many Ibos engage there it would fail as the failure of other Nigerians to engage will make Ibos lose interest and kill it. It also explains why Ibos appear noisy and unruly. Ibo need attention like humans need oxygen.

Ibos don't want Biafra. It's all an attention seeking stunt that backfired. When the time comes, it is the Yorubas that will end Nigeria and the map of Ibo country will be decided by the rest of Nigeria and it will be a lot smaller than the 5 plots they currently complain about.

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gidgiddy:
But the British colonial contraption called Nigeria lives on?

Nobody go join una because they sabi una story. Take your 5 plots and leave. Niger delta will have their own nation.

WAKE UP.
BRITISH CONTRAPTION OF EASTERN NIGERIA IS DEAD AND BURIED.
FOR 13 YEARS ONLY (1954 to 1967), SLAVES WERE JOINED WITH THEIR SLAVERS AND THE BRITISH PUT THE SLAVE IN CHARGE OF THE MASTER.
EASTERN REGION WAS UNWORKABLE AND PERHAPS THE GRAVEST ERROR OF COLONIAL ADMINISTRATION IN WORLD HISTORY

Ibo Nation is illustrated in the maps below (colonial era cannibalism and Osu heartland map) and Nigeria lost Southern Cameroons because south Cameroonians wanted nothing to do with Ibos.

Notice that the Niger Delta/South South largely are outside these hideous maps. That is what is called cultural anthropology. The verdict?; No Ibos outside the South East.

Learn Ibo history here:

The Origin of Ibo/Eboe/Igbon People
Long long ago, Ibos lived West of the Niger river with everyone else while the east of the Niger was vast emptiness. Spearheaded by the Binis who have had an ancient insane abhorrence for cannibalism, a proclamation was made by all nations all the way from the Volta down to the Niger Delta proscribing the practice i.e. of cannibalism. Some very stubborn tribes who had earlier migrated from the Congo/Guinea region remained obstinate in their refusal to give up the practice of cannibalism and so were chased out with vicious ferocity. Most of these tribes were chased back into the Equatorial Guinea/Congo region where they had originated but a few of them were stranded west of the Niger and did not go with the other cannibals but continued to linger around and persisted in eating people.

A decision was reached by all the other nations of Bini, Yoruba, Igala, Ijaw, Ashanti, etc to banish the remnant cannibal Guinea/Congo migrant tribes into the then empty Forest of Isolation and Evil Spirits as the South East of today's Nigeria was then designated and known. These banished people are the Ibos of today and till this day they have remained isolated for all of their existence in that habitat known today as South East Nigeria; a place and a people no other humans wants live or associate with.

Long long ago, Ibos lived West of the Niger river with everyone else. Spearheaded by the Binis who have had an insane abhorrence for cannibalism, a proclamation was made by all nations all the way from the Volta down to the Niger Delta prohibiting the practice i.e. cannibalism. Many stubborn tribes fiercely refused to give up the practice of cannibalism and so were chased out with vicious ferocity. Most of these tribes were chased into the Congo region but a few of them did not go as far and continued to linger around.
A decision was reached by all the other nations of Bini, Yoruba, Ashanti etc to banish the remnant cannibal tribes into the empty Forest of Evil Spirits as the East of the Niger was known. These are the Ibos of today and that is why they remained isolated for most of their existence till this day in the habitat known today as the South East Nigeria .

Long long ago, Ibos lived West of the Niger river with everyone else. Spearheaded by the Binis who have had an insane abhorrence for cannibalism, a proclamation was made by all nations all the way from the Volta down to the Niger Delta prohibiting the practice i.e. cannibalism. Many stubborn tribes fiercely refused to give up the practice of cannibalism and so were chased out with vicious ferocity. Most of these tribes were chased into the Congo region but a few of them did not go as far and continued to linger around.

A decision was reached by all the other nations of Bini, Yoruba, Ashanti etc to banish the remnant cannibal tribes into the empty Forest of Evil Spirits as the East of the Niger was know. These are the Ibos of today and that is why they remained isolated for most of their existence till this day in the habitat known today as the South East Nigeria.

"Progressive" is the most abused word in politics. Means nothing.

Obidient suicide day