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Culture › Re: What Makes Delta People Tick? By Azuka Onwuka Of Punch by tonychristopher: 5:30pm On Oct 02, 2015
ada igbo ji eje mba


nwa oma
omalicha
asa nwa
omuma asa aru


idi mma


biko where is okeipku..i have found your missing rib finally...juokwa ese, rapu europe nota ba


melzabull:
I am from ogwashi ukwu in aniocha south LGA, and I'm pure breed Igbo. I see no difference between me and our SE siblings. Stop trying to mislead uninformed and gullible people like yourself.

Igbo is Igbo irrespective of dialect or state. A few individuals in the time past for selfish political reasons have tried to plant the seed of division amongst .ignorant folks. Living in denial does change the FACT. It is what it is-the TRUTH!

You are a girl. If another girl out of 1million other girls tell you 'you are not a girl', does that mean you will start telling people that you are not a girl?


If being myopic is your forte, then keep it up.
Culture › Re: What Makes Delta People Tick? By Azuka Onwuka Of Punch by tonychristopher: 5:29pm On Oct 02, 2015
onye asi?


favouredon:
Can u kindly tell me where I wrote in my post that I am not Igbo?
Culture › Re: What Makes Delta People Tick? By Azuka Onwuka Of Punch by tonychristopher: 5:29pm On Oct 02, 2015
ggam

ogwusigo


SonOfEl:
**claps for your stupidity** my cousins are from agbor and proudly IGBOS.... so go to hell.
Culture › Re: What Makes Delta People Tick? By Azuka Onwuka Of Punch by tonychristopher: 5:28pm On Oct 02, 2015
are you minding that nwa enwe


melzabull:
Dear you didn't categorically say so, but I read your first comment and it was distasteful in a manner that suggests you have bought into the divisive antics propagated by the enemies of ndi Igbo, and i believe this is the reason why tonychristopher picked on you.


Please don't fall for the trick of those who are hell bent on creating disunity amongst Igbos using their propaganda to pitch SE Igbos against ethnic Igbos in delta. All my life I have not met any SE Igbo that discriminated against me or used derogatory remarks about me. Thanks!
Culture › Re: What Makes Delta People Tick? By Azuka Onwuka Of Punch by tonychristopher: 5:27pm On Oct 02, 2015
hmmm lol


so aturu means good gil

ewu means your nice
ikpu nnegi means your kini is great


that is igbo for u


but is it oshimili in delta of where


favouredon:
Like u didn't read my initial comment very well. I am from Delta state. Oshimili North LGA and I speak my dialect which is very similar to the Igbo spoken in Onitsha very well. So what does Aturu mean?
Politics › Hajj Stampede Survivor Say Saudi Arabia Paramedics Favoured White Victims Over.. by tonychristopher(op): 12:01pm On Oct 02, 2015
One of the survivors from the recent stampede in Saudi Arabia, an indigene of Osun State, resident in Warri, Delta State revealed that paramedics ignored African pilgrims and concentrated on rescuing white and Caucasian victims which resulted in a high casualty rate among Africans. He said he was stuck in the midst of dead bodies for more than two hours and there was no help from paramedics, who favoured whites over blacks.


"I tried to escape but it was impossible as I was stuck in the midst of many dead bodies and some people were climbing over me to find an escape. I struggled to get myself up to the waist level. From my toe to my waistline, people were all over and I could not get up. I was calling the Saudi police and paramedics on the scene to help me but they didn’t respond and I was stuck there for more than two hours as they were busy helping whites, with no response to my plea,"



http://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2015/09/hajj-stampede-survivor-say-saudi-arabia.html
Family › Re: Should I Eject My Lesbian Cousin From My House? by tonychristopher: 11:44am On Oct 02, 2015
send her to me let me convert her...hope she is pretty, I hv converted many before..her case na moi moi
Politics › Re: Nigerian politics by tonychristopher: 11:41am On Oct 02, 2015
nwanyi oma di sharp...kedu ije


now how can a non igbo tell an igbo who is igbo or not


nwaw..ike gwuru ndi madu


nne chefuo ndi ofennmmaannuu ha di egwu and ha hi egwu really


melzabull:
Thank you nwannem smiley
Politics › Re: Nigerian politics by tonychristopher: 11:40am On Oct 02, 2015
coolitempa:
Silly thread......the so called delta ibos are not ibos as they have said themselves in the past...... angry....so they don't care what you think about them.......secondly......there is nothing to celebrate or appreciate about a homeless and despondent people..... angry
seriously, ikpu nne gi despondent

amu nna gi homeless


odiegwu


kedu asadike na lovelylillac
Politics › Re: Nigerian politics by tonychristopher: 11:37am On Oct 02, 2015
why do you have hot flashes everytime, and this has finally affected your brain...why dont you go get a baboon to get you laid




aturu


coolitempa:
Silly thread......the so called delta ibos are not ibos as they have said themselves in the past...... angry....so they don't care what you think about them.......secondly......there is nothing to celebrate or appreciate about a homeless and despondent people..... angry
Education › Re: 65 Million Nigerians Still Illiterate, Says UNESCO by tonychristopher: 11:33am On Oct 02, 2015
You are greater part of those 65 million


what the hell is wrong with people because you cant read and write English but you can read and write your native langauge...then ONE IDIOTIC OYIBO will call you ILLITERATE you belive him the same way those white monkey will say MUNGO PARK Discovered RIVER NIGER and LIVINGSTONE discovered Lake Victoria



So much for your education.....think , and think out of the box


Touchey:
You are part of the 65million smh....
this is it



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Culture › Re: What Makes Delta People Tick? By Azuka Onwuka Of Punch by tonychristopher: 11:28am On Oct 02, 2015
favouredon:
Must u end ur comment with an insult? That is how to detect immature people. Even though they may be matured in age they are immature in reasoning.
Aturu is not an insult maybe it means something else in your lanagauge but in Igbo itvus something else


So what does aturu mean in your language ?

Lol
Education › Re: 65 Million Nigerians Still Illiterate, Says UNESCO by tonychristopher: 8:44am On Oct 02, 2015
what a man name is so he is


now recieve uselessness


uselessgoat:
MANY OF THEM ARE IGBOS. THAT'S WHY THEY WANT BIAFRA SO IGBO CAN BE THEIR NATIONAL LANGUAGE SINCE THEIR TONGUE IS TOO TWISTED WITH AKPU AND OGBONO SOUP undecidedWHICH MAKES ENGLISH SPEAKING SO HARD FOR THEM.

EVEN THEIR SUICIDE MISSION LEADER NNAMDI KANU PRONOUNCED OIL AS "OYEL" ON RADIO BIAFRA undecided
Education › Re: 65 Million Nigerians Still Illiterate, Says UNESCO by tonychristopher: 8:44am On Oct 02, 2015
that has been my point anyway


GodMode:
The main language in china is mandarin... They read, write, speak and understand mandarin..

English is not a standard for literacy..

Nigeria has st:upid leaders.. If not the local languages will be used in schools instead of english.
Education › Re: 65 Million Nigerians Still Illiterate, Says UNESCO by tonychristopher: 8:43am On Oct 02, 2015
Neplusultra:
Oga wia u dey since? Good morning!
nwanyi di sharp, nwanyi oma, enewe ukwu egbuo ewu, enewe ikpu egbu mgbada..juo okeipku


I have been roaming the face of the earth trying to cut deals ...lol but I am around. Nne kedu ije ?
Education › Re: 65 Million Nigerians Still Illiterate, Says UNESCO by tonychristopher: 7:56am On Oct 02, 2015
Illiteracy is the ability to read and write down


Hausa can read Hausa I see them and they can read Arabic


Will u call them illiterate .to me No

So everyone mustn't speak English


Oyibo peeps seff



once you can read and write any form of language you are not illiterate
Education › Re: 65 Million Nigerians Still Illiterate, Says UNESCO by tonychristopher: 7:54am On Oct 02, 2015
HungerBAD:
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/65-million-nigerians-still-illiterate-says-unesco/
We know but let us know the regions again ..those that are drawing us back



We need to know them again.we knew them but we need refreshing info
Politics › Re: Nigerian politics by tonychristopher: 7:43am On Oct 02, 2015
Babyosisi and asadike are from mainland Igbo okeipku from there also inshort it is igbo that draws traffic to this site


Ask one man called ezepromoe and his erratic brothers known


They are also igbos from rivers state



I enjoy been Igbo so much


Anambra dude shouting
Politics › Re: Nigerian politics by tonychristopher: 7:38am On Oct 02, 2015
AnambraDota:
Am from Anambra state am not ibo
Ibiakwa. ....agu kedu ije


Lol

Your not ibo but Igbo
Politics › Re: Nigerian politics by tonychristopher: 7:38am On Oct 02, 2015
ArodewilliamsT:
Pure Igbo and diluted Igbo crap. The most Intelligent person i know in Africa is an Igbo from Delta.
Is Philip emeagwali ...the African with the highest IQ

He is from anambra
Politics › Re: Nigerian politics by tonychristopher: 7:02am On Oct 02, 2015
CHoccolaTE:
Please, please and please, tribalists keep away from this thread, this is not intended to be a tribe bashing thread, just meant to point out something good and acknowledge it.

I've had many Igbo friends and neighbours and acquaintances in my life and one thing I noticed about majority if them is that they are very intelligent. Crazy intelligent.
intact the smartest people I've come across are Igbo, not saying other tribes are not also smart but Igbo's clearly stand out. That's even a major reason why I draw myself close to them.

Note: Delta Igbos are NOT part of the Igbos I am referring to. The Delta Igbos in my opinion have features similar to Urhobos, Ijaws and other Delta tribes.
My thread is referring to pure Igbo's from the East, Imo, Abia, Anambra etc. I like them for their intelligence that stands out.
And their hardworking, enterprising natures.
Also, their men really know how to be there when their family needs them and the women keep the family together, through all odds, thick and thin. You hardly hear of divorces from that tribe.
I've had nothing but luck with my Igbo friends. They challenge you to be competitive and force you to wisen up and be smart. And they give great advice as well when you need it.
Note again that Delta Igbos are not part of the Igbos this thread is talking about. Infact I don't regard Delta Igbos as real Igbos, their way of thinking and behaving is just like the deltas I grew up with in Delta State.

I am not Igbo, before some people come here and start accusing me of hyping my own tribe.

Just showing love to my Igbo brothers and sisters,
Pls note there is nothing like pure Igbo or not brother ....


Well I appreciate this and know wise men come from east most times
Politics › Re: BREAKING: Again, Yoruba Traditional Ruler Kidnapped By Fulani Herdsmen by tonychristopher: 6:57am On Oct 02, 2015
MayorofLagos:
Kabba is in the Yoruba Commonwealth. We can never ever deny our brothers and sisters, for good or bad.
Say I will never deny not we

Because your people have denied them already


Your just a lone voice sir
Politics › Re: Vanguard : S-west Is Nigeria’s Kidnap Capital — Report by tonychristopher: 6:51am On Oct 02, 2015
ziddy:
This is simple.

The shift in crime statistics occurred when the criminals were flushed out of the south east, which used to be their base approximately five years ago. What these statistics has neglected to state (because the pollsters need to be politically correct) is that a disproportionate number of the perpetrators of these horrible crimes are Ibo criminals, driven out of their home bases by productive engagement between their state executive arm and the security agencies.

Southwest APC executives are busy embezzling their own security votes, while they divert their state resources to the private tax regime imposed by by the APC national leadership.

The beauty of life is that God continues to judge every one of us by the works of our hands. Every single account will be settled, including the hidden ones.
I think it is reverse migration the criminals migrated from west and igbos chased them away where they came from


Don't you think so
Politics › Re: Vanguard : S-west Is Nigeria’s Kidnap Capital — Report by tonychristopher: 6:49am On Oct 02, 2015
AnambraDota:
Cc : ArodeWilliamsT, FKO81, Freeglobe, 1, Eshinwaju, IlekeHD, Ibedun, agbemeta, Tonychristopher, whitetechnology et al.
My brother all I can say is good morning to them all. What else do I have to say



This is change


No bashing please ...just state the facts





GOOD MORNING



it wi
Politics › Re: BREAKING: Again, Yoruba Traditional Ruler Kidnapped By Fulani Herdsmen by tonychristopher: 6:47am On Oct 02, 2015
SLIDEwaxie:
u be confirm mugu...lol
Wetin dey kabba wey person wan dey claim?

Have you heard anyone name kabba as part of the Yoruba states?

Lagos, Ogun, Ondo, osun, oyo, ekiti...


Like I said, we dnt claim everywhere because they speak out language.
I said it again ....


I will get a new handle ..Nostradamus. Aka the man who saw tomorrow
Culture › Re: Igbo Stereotypes by tonychristopher: 2:32am On Oct 02, 2015
ChinenyeN:
What positives? Izugbe only has one purpose, to facilitate communication between Igbo speakers. That's the sole reason for the artificial creation, and that's the only thing it does well. Beyond that, Izugbe does not supersede the dialects.
Was Igbo izugbe artificially created ? I thought it evolved
Culture › Re: Igbo Stereotypes by tonychristopher: 2:31am On Oct 02, 2015
scholes0:
Na waa o...
So how does google translate Igbo work/operate then? How useful is it as a resource for people interested in Learning "street Igbo" ?
Google Igbo translation is whack

Who are the Igbo guys that even wrote that software for em
Culture › Re: What Makes Delta People Tick? By Azuka Onwuka Of Punch by tonychristopher: 2:12am On Oct 02, 2015
dhc:
I bear an ibo name unfortunately, but I'm from Ika "Agbor" in Delta.The person you are trying to correct is more accurate than you in miles.The statement in bold is wrong.I am not ibo and would NEVER EVER EVER like to be regarded as a part of that disgustingly accented and crafty tribe.
You are not Igbo even if you are ..you are the type that bring shame to Igbo names ...aturu
Culture › Re: What Makes Delta People Tick? By Azuka Onwuka Of Punch by tonychristopher: 2:00am On Oct 02, 2015
Onegai:
Proudly Deltan, married Delta, keeping the bloodlines pure cool

For those Ika with Igbo names, please check History: our grandparents answered names corresponding to Bini. But by the mid-60s, when Deltans came to Lagos, they didn't want to be a small group and named their children Igbo names and joined Igbo communities. My 104 year old grandmother and Father mapped our family tree and showed me all the names and explained this to me. So with your kids, find old Ika names like Utomi, Irabor, Isioma, Osadebey, Sombiri, Bienose, Arimolo, Onyiwelehim, Ikubor, Mekihien, Nosareme, Eronime, Erumoh, Nwaka, Ahagbulem, Ehimen, Iziegbe, Eterumeh etc and keep our traditions alive and pure.
New twist. Revisionism . so did the change of name affected the culture also ....why do they have Igbo market days in ika ..did the Lagos mob follow them to ika to change their market days to eke afor etc...maybe the Lagos mob forced their king also to use Obi or dein - dee which is an Igbo term


Nawa for lies shaa...u are not good at twisting history
Now give us a better lies

Maybe Igbo colonised ika
Maybe Igbo women forced their men to change their names


Is that your grand mum silly ?

For your information 96% of those names you mentioned are basically Igbo


Benin wannabe


Identity crisis



So why don't you answer Benin names almost all the names you wrote are Igbo names

Odadebey is pure Igbo and all other names


Find another lie

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