Godwin emefiele and general irabor are just appointees by the government,they are not elected political office holders,it's a pity PDP and okowa has decided to marginalised Ika south cos for equity sake the next member ought to come from Ika south,Ika north has in the person of victor nwokolo has been there for three tenure.. hopefully APC would give lucky monye it's ticket to represent Ika south at the HOA

Ikamanishere:


You're right an Ika south person, specifically an Agbor person.

But if you look at appointment in Ikaland at federal level,you will see Emefiele and Gen Irabor are Agbor people ......So we have to retain it in Ika north east,but it wasn't suppose to be Nwokolo from Igbodo.May an Idumesah person for dey okay.Okowa make mistake of giving Nwokolo.


I'm am an Owa man from Ika north east LGA ...... Go

Na Ogun go kee your papa.. bastard Igbo propagandists, trying to rewrite history...Na to begin kee una one by one for Ika land.. bastard

ThEGodFaThEr137:
Agbor is an Ancient Kingdom. It is originally called Ogwugwunagbor - it means "The Heart of the Fertile Earth" in Igbo. It can also mean a deep crevice or ravine. There are also shrines of Ogwugwu all over Igboland where the Igbo god of the Earth called Ali or Ani is worshipped. Other places referred to as Ogwugwu include Ogwugwunsugbe for Nsugbe at Anambra State. Some of the villages of Agbor are named after the Earth goddess eg Alishimi, Aliobume Alifekede etc
Agbor is from Local history, thousands of years old and came into being at the same time as Bini Kingdom of the Ogiso Dynasty.
The King of Agbor is a First Class Eze. He is referred to as Obi, the title of Kings in West Igbo territories. His fellow Obis include the Obi of Aboh, Obi of Ubulu - Ukwu, Obi of Issele-Ukwu, Obi of Owa to name a few.
Like all Kings of Igbo land, the Obi of Agbor holds an OFO - EZE. Ofo is a Staff of office for Kings and the eldest Male of any Igbo community. It distinguishes the Igbo people from anyother people on Earth.
The Obiship of Agbor like that of Oba of Benin is from father to first son. This leadership by primogeniture can be traced to Igboland were the OKPARA /OKPALA being the first son inherits his fathers OBI and leadership of the homestead. In parts of Ndokwa land and Ikaland the leadership by gerontocracy is evolved to mean OKPARA - UKWU where the eldest Male in the community is King. Primogeniture is when gerontocracy is limited to the Royal Lineage of the particular ruling King.
In the West - Igbo area and beyond , the family of DEI (DEIN) is related to royalty. It is true of Ogwashi - Ukwu, Onitsha, Oguta, Agbor and others.
The language of and culture of Agbor is Igbo and with garnishings of Bini as Agbor is in the fringes of Igbo land and shares boundary with Bini. . THE Agbor belong to the larger tribe called IKA of the Igbo Ethnic Group.
The Obis of Agbor come from the Royal Village of AGBOR - OBI and specifically of the lineage of (Umudei) UMU - DEIN. "Umu " in Igbo means Children therefore Umudei means the Village of the Children of DEIN. In West Igbo areas and beyond Umudei are related to royalty. This is true of Ogwashi - Ukwu, Onitsha, Oguta, Agbor etc.
The immediate past OBI of Agbor is Obi James Obika Ikechukwu, he is the father of the Present King and DEIN of Agbor Obi Benjamin Kiagborekwuzi Ikechukwu.
Victor Wilberforce

Na you suppose shut up.. bastard impersonator or dash you Ika .maybe you from igbodo cos Na una dey claim Igbo nonsense

DMerciful:
Keep quiet! I'm from Ika and Igbos are our closest relatives culturally