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Politics › Re: Onitsha: The Bini And Igbo Connection by totit: 3:09am On Nov 01, 2020
NairaHercules:
Oga sleep.

Onitsha was founded by an Aro man. Period. cool

My Onitsha will be igbo until the end of days. grin
Aro ko, akata ni.

Bring it on let's see now.
No be only period, na menstruation. Aro lives in your oral facts not history or raw facts. cheesy
Lmao. grin cheesy
Politics › Re: Onitsha: The Bini And Igbo Connection by totit: 3:05am On Nov 01, 2020
NairaHercules:
I no get your time.

It seems like you are going mad this 3:00 am. grin

My Onitsha will forever be igbo. angry
Ohoo, you've finally resort to oral as facts now...lool grin

Eh en, you no get my time but you dug up my old post and quoted me first? Two-mouth liar. You've announced your withdrawal like twice or more now and you are still here because you couldn't sleep a after being concerned and exposed?

Lmao.

Onitsha was and is never belong ibo but the edos that established it according to your own link.

Ntorr tongue grin grin
Politics › Re: Onitsha: The Bini And Igbo Connection by totit: 3:03am On Nov 01, 2020
NairaHercules:
Come and collect it na!

We are waiting...

Even that your useless oba doesn't even dear lay claim on our land

https://www.edoworld.net/How_Ancient_Igbos_CoFounded_The_Obaship_Of_Lagos.html

If e pain you that Lagos is co-founded by the igbos... lerrit end grin
The screen shot fits you well grin. More like hiding behind the lies. I thought you said it was Eze that established onitsha? cheesy
Politics › Re: Onitsha: The Bini And Igbo Connection by totit: 2:40am On Nov 01, 2020
NairaHercules:
Does citizenship change ethnic group? grin

Anyways, the group that discovered onitsha was mainly igbos headed by an igbo man with edo people. Is edo even a tribe? huh

If e pain you dat you are a bini sub group and the entire yeruba land is owned by the bini make you go hug transformer grin
Kai. Another lie. The article did not state which group was larger. Another lie busted. grin cool

I have lectured you today and you've suddenly changed the tune when you initially claimed eze ( who died in oho) established onitsha.

Your reality ;

]Eze Chima died in old age in the town of Obio, unable to reach Onicha before his death
Politics › Re: Onitsha: The Bini And Igbo Connection by totit: 2:35am On Nov 01, 2020
NairaHercules:
Does citizenship change ethnic group? grin

Anyways, the group that discovered onitsha was mainly igbos headed by an igbo man with edo people. Is edo even a tribe? huh
Edo/bini had always been known to have multi group in it, right from. Check my quote above again, it's not even about being a citizen or not. Did you check your article? Eze couldn't even established or make it to the onitsha of today but the group which that majorly consists of edo/binis.

Aya, argue with your keyboard. cool grin
Politics › Re: Onitsha: The Bini And Igbo Connection by totit: 2:33am On Nov 01, 2020
NairaHercules:
See this boy grin

Come to Onitsha and we will happily give you fagba treatment

Una cone heads go correct! angry
Must you resort to violence now? grin

No dude, we would take what belongs to us in due time. You are a land grabber and you've just been schooled. Period! Pack your load. grin

Politics › Re: Onitsha: The Bini And Igbo Connection by totit: 2:28am On Nov 01, 2020
NairaHercules:
Oga come here to Onitsha and tell me whether you saw a spec of bini culture. grin

Eze Chima, c. 1500s
Eze Chima was an Igbo citizen of Benin City in the 16th century who in one western Igbo tradition had a falling out with Oba (emperor) Esigie of Benin (1504-1550) leading to an eastward movement of a group headed by Eze Chima. Comprised of mainly Igbo migrants and some Edo people, the group moved unarmed towards western Igbo communities setting up and influencing a number of towns there. Elements of the group also passed the Niger River and established the city of Onicha (Onitsha), formally Onicha Mmili. Benin’s hostility may be linked to Queen Mother Idia, the highly influential mother of Oba Esigie, who may have seized lands leased to non-Bini, the indigenous ruling peoples of Benin City, due to general hostilities against foreigners linked to Benin’s wars with its neighbours, most notably the Idah state of the Igala at the time. The migrants from Benin were dispersed and taken in by the varying Igbo communities. Eze Chima died in old age in the town of Obio, unable to reach Onicha before his death. His descendants including those from towns he established are known as Umu Eze Chima (the children of Eze Chima).

I didn't even see what you posted on the website.

It is night time, and i am sure you have not gotten enough sleep and madness is affecting you.

Igbos have always had monarchial elements, and had always owned the "obi" title.
You just read your own article you didn't anylized it.

E pain am. grin

As for claiming the land of edo, onisha, we would in do time after we've successful chased all strangers away from there. grin

So, stop reading, study it and digest the danm thing.


grin
Eze Chima, c. 1500s
Eze Chima was an Igbo citizen of Benin City in the 16th century who in one western Igbo tradition had a falling out with Oba (emperor) Esigie of Benin (1504-1550) leading to an eastward movement of a group headed by Eze Chima. Comprised of mainly Igbo migrants and some Edo people, the group moved unarmed towards western Igbo communities setting up and influencing a number of towns there. Elements of the group also passed the Niger River and established the city of Onicha (Onitsha), formally Onicha Mmili. Benin’s hostility may be linked to Queen Mother Idia, the highly influential mother of Oba Esigie, who may have seized lands leased to non-Bini, the indigenous ruling peoples of Benin City, due to general hostilities against foreigners linked to Benin’s wars with its neighbours, most notably the Idah state of the Igala at the time. The migrants from Benin were dispersed and taken in by the varying Igbo communities. Eze Chima died in old age in the town of Obio, unable to reach Onicha before his death. His descendants including those from towns he established are known as Umu Eze Chima (the children of Eze Chima).
So, in a nutshell, even Eze the citizen of bini ( as stated above)failed accomplished or reach onitcha but the edos among the group. grin

Politics › Re: Onitsha: The Bini And Igbo Connection by totit: 2:27am On Nov 01, 2020
Education is key but comprehension is what enhances it.
This is according to the link you provided. Now, let's see who make up anambra of today. A closer look at the article states and establishes this, below ;


Eze Chima, c. 1500s
Eze Chima was an Igbo [citizen of Benin City in the 16th century who in one western Igbo tradition had a falling out with Oba (emperor) Esigie of Benin (1504-1550) leading to an eastward movement of a group headed by Eze Chima.[/b] Comprised of mainly Igbo migrants and some Edo people, the group moved unarmed towards western Igbo communities setting up and influencing a number of towns there. Elements of the group also passed the Niger River and established the city of Onicha (Onitsha), formally Onicha Mmili. Benin’s hostility may be linked to Queen Mother Idia, the highly influential mother of Oba Esigie, who may have seized lands leased to non-Bini, the indigenous ruling peoples of Benin City, due to general hostilities against foreigners linked to Benin’s wars with its neighbours, most notably the Idah state of the Igala at the time. The migrants from Benin were dispersed and taken in by the varying Igbo communities. Eze Chima died in old age in the town of Obio, unable to reach Onicha before his death. His descendants including those from towns he established are known as Umu Eze Chima (the children of Eze Chima).
So, in a nutshell, even Eze the citizen of bini ( as stated above)failed accomplished or reach onitcha but the edos among the group. grin
Politics › Re: Onitsha: The Bini And Igbo Connection by totit: 2:15am On Nov 01, 2020
NairaHercules:
The founder of Onitsha was Eze Chima, now you are claiming that Oba Esigie founded Benin?

Confused Ewedugerian. grin

The founder of Onitsha is an aro boy, that migrated to Benin! angry
This is taken from your link, screen shot below.
Your culture, your way of life and the land belong to bini kingdom. Now that your own link.

You go cry taya today. grin

grin

Politics › Re: Onitsha: The Bini And Igbo Connection by totit: 2:09am On Nov 01, 2020
NairaHercules:
We where bini, now we are igalla?

Confused bini children. grin

I am done with you.

Anyways, anyone can post on wikepedia. It is open. You can also edit the write-ups,

We anambrians will forever be igbos! angry

https://ukpuru.tumblr.com/post/124264146737
I can provide you a thousand link to drive home my point. You go cry taya grin

Point of correction, anambra can never be ibo. You are a land grabber.
More link;

https://kwekudee-tripdownmemorylane..com/2014/02/oba-esigie-of-benin-great-king-of-benin.html?m=1
Politics › Re: Onitsha: The Bini And Igbo Connection by totit: 2:03am On Nov 01, 2020
NairaHercules:
We where bini, now we are igalla?

Confused bini children. grin

I am done with you.

Anyways, anyone can post on wikepedia. It is open. You can also edit the write-ups,

We anambrians will forever be igbos! angry

https://ukpuru.tumblr.com/post/124264146737
You communication level is out of place. I talked about the past and the present. Don't get it twisted. And that's to remind you, further established that the region you call ibo land today belongs to us. cool

Yes, anybody can post anything on wiki... Just like this link of yours?

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/03/04/eze-chima-a-new-tale-of-aro-heroism/


grin

You obviously confused and angry at the reality of your life and people.

More of the reality you hate ;



http://ihuanedo.ning.com/group/healtheducation/forum/topics/yoruba-igbo-benin-historical-conection
Politics › Re: Onitsha: The Bini And Igbo Connection by totit: 1:42am On Nov 01, 2020
NairaHercules:
Eze Chima was an aro pikin! grin

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2018/03/04/eze-chima-a-new-tale-of-aro-heroism/

Sharrap, sub-group of binis grin
You are now comparing news to history? 2018?

Chei, the usual ibo revisionist has come again oo shocked

Let me also remind you that as at today, anambrans are mixed with igala. grin

This is the truth you hate to hear but I am good at reminder a delusional fellow like you of their reality which that hate to hear. cheesy

Politics › Re: Onitsha: The Bini And Igbo Connection by totit: 1:31am On Nov 01, 2020
NairaHercules:
Shut up.

All of yorubaland belongs to the binis.
I repeat that doctor is mad!

God bless Edo, Yoruba land, we own ibo soil.
Now, get out already. cheesy

Politics › Re: Onitsha: The Bini And Igbo Connection by totit: 1:15am On Nov 01, 2020
NairaHercules:
Lol ediat.

You have no proof of that but we all have proof that all yeruba land is owned by the bini.

Odudufraud was a bini prince that founded the whole yeruba tribe.

You people are children of binis grin

Heediats!
The doctor that discharged you without establishing your sanity is MAD! grin
Politics › Re: Onitsha: The Bini And Igbo Connection by totit: 11:17pm On Oct 31, 2020
[s]
NairaHercules24:
Are you dumb?

How does his crown look like a bini crown?

Lagos will forever remain Igbo-bini land, and there’s nothing you come gears can do about it.
You better stick with your open defecation brown roof enclaves, namely:

Ekiti
Ogun
Oyo
Osun

Any attempt to annex lagos (bini-Igbo land) and Ondo (ijaw land) will be met with serious resistance. We will give you cone heads Fagba treatment angry

https://dailypost.ng/2017/05/03/lagos-not-belong-yorubas-oba-akiolu/

This is how the eze nris dressed based on archeological evidence and pictures.
[/s]

What a bunch of delusions and ignorant in one post. Well, you sure reason like someone out of place, more like someone whose sanity is nowhere in sight, out of sight, and not in sight for usage nor what's realistically obtainable.

I am sorry, it is what it is, showing up out of the blue and conjuring up your imaginary beliefs won't change a thing.

This reminds me of ' Sound like a loser on the loose. : grin cheesy

The west and edo owns the whole of ibo land especially anambra, they are not indigenous to ibo people. Now, take that to the bank. grin
Romance › Re: After 3 Years Of Marriage, This Is What I Found In My Wife’s Phone: Nigerian Man by totit: 7:24pm On Oct 28, 2020
Robertgreene1:
lol..."I'm more igbo than u" not "I'm more interested in igbo than u"...thanks sha
Shior!! Breh , Nah fight? I no dey argue with you Nah! grin
Romance › Re: After 3 Years Of Marriage, This Is What I Found In My Wife’s Phone: Nigerian Man by totit: 2:07pm On Oct 28, 2020
StacyO:
When you two up there are done,someone should interpret in English.
You'll pay me for this oo grin

anu ohia. . . anu mpama. . . I am more interested in Igbo than you are sef. . face the truth I say it 4 once. . . stop killing yourself my man. . . You will end up here complaining about your Siri woman and it will hurt you if you are careful where Igbo women are.[quote]
Llol


And this ibo boy trying to hide and deny the truth but the other guy is brave and he say the truth without fear, below ;

The lamb gave birth to a lamb.

You are here to rub your dirty sisters and think you are smart.

Tomorrow, you will have a daughter who is called a prostitute by foreigners.

Anumanu. 
Crime › Re: Hoodlums Storm Abakaliki Again, Shoot Sporadically by totit: 9:42am On Oct 28, 2020
Uchasa:
Everything you said is trash..No one can tell me the Yoruba story, we know the laziest, poorest and loudest people in the South
Case Closed!
Yes, according to the stories and oral lies passed down from generation to generation.

Who cares by the way as long as it is just a story/lies passed down to you? grin cheesy
Crime › Re: Hoodlums Storm Abakaliki Again, Shoot Sporadically by totit: 10:23pm On Oct 27, 2020
Uchasa:
"Sophisticated people" are always quick to drop statistics that has no basis or source while forgetting real life situations. My friend once told me that Yorubas are very crafty, but I disagreed with him not knowing that he was right.
How does this your stupid statistics help the millions of Omo Ooduduwa living under brown roofs and working as common servants in their own lands while foreigners come to their land and change the narrative??..Even your saviour,Adeyinka Grandson knows this, that's why he is agitating for an Ooduduwa republic where he can liberate Omo Ooduduwas that have been turned to common slaves.
An indication and attestation to the fact that your statistics is thrash is the recent hoodlums stuff, while little or nothing was heard in the South South or South East about looting of palliatives, Yorubas from Lagos to Oshogbo to Illorin came out en masse to exhibit their poverty by looting palliatives and people's shops.
Anyone that has been to Lagos and the SW in general knows the Yoruba man story and hence can't be deceived with any stupid statistics.
A statistics that pegs my state,Rivers to have more unemployed youths than Lagos and Oyo is something cooked up from headies!
You must sweat a lot penning down this junk you, I believe, counter facts or sort of?

Why dude, why sweat over nothing having being defeated with facts?

Of course, your friend or uncle also told you that SW is poor, orally hence while you've failed to go beyond making up stories and self-induced, childish, oral stats devoid of facts and reality. Rather, you've vowed to wallow in your usual emotional, illogical and uneducated beliefs and imagination. grin

Dude, the reality of life are not make beliefs and imagination, they are not hatred infested or mere wish, it's something you back and prove with facts and stats.
https://www.nairaland.com/5835197/nbs-2019-poverty-stats-state


And here, the recent employment and unemployment table ;
Employment stats

www.nigerianstat.gov.ng/download/694
Crime › Re: Hoodlums Storm Abakaliki Again, Shoot Sporadically by totit: 8:53pm On Oct 27, 2020
Uchasa:
They are not stories, that's the actual fate of the Yoruba man!
You guys call Igbo land poverty capital, meanwhile your people have the most unemployed youths,mechanics,plumbers, Carpenters, and other menial workers whose daily income is less than $1.Who is poorer then?
They are all stories and nothing but the word of a helpless chest-beating fellow who believes stats are made up through inherited stories, oral, and imagination.

Stop being childish and stop displaying such a level of ignorant, stories--foreigners on this platform might be made to believe we are all uneducated in this part of this world.

Below are Nigeria's unemployment and employment stats. Get educated and stop making up figures like an illiterate. I shall provide the latest stats if you desire it.

Crime › Re: Hoodlums Storm Abakaliki Again, Shoot Sporadically by totit: 8:04pm On Oct 27, 2020
Cashsteady:
Wait come again? Ibadan has no nice places? Nigga i can boastful tell u the nicer places ibadan are far better than what we have in the east u people will be talking like the whole of SE is London
Don't mind that one that never stepped his foot on Ibadan but choose to be stubborn about what he knows nothing about. Don't bother. cheesy
Crime › Re: Hoodlums Storm Abakaliki Again, Shoot Sporadically by totit: 8:02pm On Oct 27, 2020
Ikennamurphy:
Hahahaha.. Same Ibadan that I have been to for sometime.. Ibadan is a shithole town.. 97% of Ibadan is slum and they lack basic toilet facilities with numerous brown roofs.. Spits
You are not just ignorant, you choose to. grin
Crime › Re: Hoodlums Storm Abakaliki Again, Shoot Sporadically by totit: 7:53pm On Oct 27, 2020
[s]
uchasa:
thesame igbos selling okrika pants and bra live in decent homes at festac,mile 2,ago,amuwo odofin,satellite town as well as put their children in schools with tuition fees as high as 500k while your brothers sleep and wake up either in the streets of mushin,ajegunle,agege,orile or in their brown roofed one room where they Bleep their smelly women to begat ugly children who would later be enrolled into a worthless public school where he/she would be trained to toe the normal yoruba way of life which is agberoism.
you forgot to mention the people that control the sale of cars,importation of different wares and transportation.
yorubas are suffering both in their lands and outside their lands, the only rich yorubas either reside abroad or depend on niger delta oil
y'all should be ashamed of ooduduwa and your entire generation.
yoruba ronu!!!
[/s]

They have come again o
The poverty capital of the south. See figures, home made stats. shocked

With their usual inherited, aba, eweka stories.

Politics › Re: Reasons Why Hausa, Yoruba, Edo, Niger Delta Man Will Not Trust Igbo Man by totit: 7:44pm On Oct 27, 2020
Confusion ; divine and rule is working. grin
Politics › Re: Hoodlums Loot A Church In Ogun (Video) by totit:
Dede1:
Again, my post did not in anyway insinuate you supported any barbaric act. I had expected your nourished intellect to post a video where a House of God was raided in South East. Be mindful the thread was on raiders, palliative, and House of God.
He asked if any form of looting took place in SE and I provided a simple answer with a video and news article.
Politics › Re: Hoodlums Loot A Church In Ogun (Video) by totit: 11:52am On Oct 27, 2020
Dede1:
No such thing as raiding the House of God not warehouse. Everywhere in the shithole called Nigeria, warehouses are raided not the house of God.
Dude, none of my mentions has approved of this barbaric act be it in the church or looting without the church. So, I don't get what you are driving at. Can you fine-tuned the message you are trying to pass for my comprehension! ? undecided
Politics › Re: Hoodlums Loot A Church In Ogun (Video) by totit: 11:41am On Oct 27, 2020
Dede1:
This is one of my issues with most Nigerians. They have the tendency to compare apples to oranges. What is shown in the video is House of God and the above poster is hyping about warehouse. The hunger that drove these people to the house of the spirit is beyond comprehension.
Rebuke the temptation to shaleye.

This is one of my problem with Nigeria youth ( too), they don't read, nor understand what led to any provided info, they just jump on one without making use of their reading-ability just like you just did now.


Dude, I only answered a question when he said there was no such thing in SE. shocked

And lest I forget, your hypocrisy stinks to the lowest..

Dede1:
Hungry people full ground in Republic of Oduduwa.
You can quit telling me about Nigeria in general now because the above has proven you are a tribalist who hides under one Nigeria to preach.
Politics › Re: Hoodlums Loot A Church In Ogun (Video) by totit: 11:34am On Oct 27, 2020
IkpuMmadu:
okay.... that's only in Aba and it's a warehouse

show me where they burnt businesses and looted churches and burnt malls and tv stations... igbo are smart they are not stupid like my sophisticated idiots
And here is another one, Fidelity bank --South east.

Shm


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fg2N4YALyhI
Politics › Re: Hoodlums Loot A Church In Ogun (Video) by totit: 11:26am On Oct 27, 2020
IkpuMmadu:
okay.... that's only in Aba and it's a warehouse

show me where they burnt businesses and looted churches and burnt malls and tv stations... igbo are smart they are not stupid like my sophisticated idiots
You are either living in fool paradise or you just choose to be one.


https://www.nairaland.com/6198044/thugs-destroy-diamond-bank-atms
Politics › Re: Hoodlums Loot A Church In Ogun (Video) by totit: 11:19am On Oct 27, 2020
IkpuMmadu:
yoruba and their lies aka propaganda... they said Ogun is the highest state with the highest IGR in the whole world but they have the highest looting ... south west had the highest looting during Covid lockdown and now they have the highest looting ... they loot churches, malls , warehouses and everything ... then they look around to shift the blame

they looted their kings palaces ... and they claim respect


this is to show how poor and backward the SW is
Some of you are still pained about the reality of the region/state igr? Omg shocked


Anyways...

Protesters Storm Warehouse, Cart Away Rice, Noodles In Abia

https://www.nairaland.com/6204325/protesters-storm-warehouse-cart-away
Politics › Re: Inheritance: Widows In Igboland Battle Against Culture That Men Love To Preserve by totit: 11:14am On Oct 27, 2020
“This is the picture of the only farmland we have now. My husband secured the property by surveying it. But, immediately after he died, his brothers came to take away the land. I saw my husband’s relations surveying the land. So, I took the survey plan my husband did many years ago to the Igwe to help me. But, Igwe told me it was rubbish, that my husband has no right to survey a family land.

“My husband’s brothers had collected the frontage of our house and one of our lands we have been cultivating since I married this man. They collected another one in a swampy area. The traditional ruler, Ezeogo passed a judgment that I should leave the land because they will kill me. But, I told him that I will not leave the only land that I am cultivating to feed my children.

“One of those doing this to me was a servant to my late husband, who said my husband did not settle him and also made sexual advances to me after his death but I refused. He promised to deal with me and he is the one who mobilized them against me”.
Politics › Re: Inheritance: Widows In Igboland Battle Against Culture That Men Love To Preserve by totit: 11:12am On Oct 27, 2020
Omg!

“AFTER the death of my husband, we put him in the mortuary. But without my knowledge, his close friend connived with my brothers-in-law to take away his corpse from the Teaching Hospital at Nnewi. They then insisted that I must complete the family house my husband was building in the village and I must perform the “Igbuefi” meaning (killing of cow) on behalf of their father, who died since 1991 before the burial could take place”.

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