OlujobaSamuel: Is it a recurring act from Ebonyi people in Anambra or any other part of the nation, so what prompted the *Ebonyi people must go* over a crime that the suspect has been arrested
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Oba of Yoruba in Enugu's grandmother wept that he would be eaten when he left for Enugu. In 1979 when the present Oba Yoruba was heading to Enugu, his grandmother wept that he would be eaten. She however lived to witness him bring many family members to Enugu who are doing very well.
Sofistcatdmoron: u are asking a question that has been answered many times, some deny their igbo because it started during the Civil War when you have to deny your igbo to obtain favor grom the Nigerian side , but their names and dialed remain igbo dialect which can't be changed,,. incase you want to ask if ika, language etc , ikwere is different from igbo, it's the same language dialect of igbo language just like ijebu language is a dialect of yoruba
the reason we place emphasises on the truth is because the truth is greater. u only have to tell the truth but wen u lie, u need to keep producing lies to cover your track. u inevitably runout and caught.
please remind us which Edo the ikwerre are claiming? the people there or igbanke say they are not bini. Oba of bini wrote that ikwerre are typical ibo. so which edo are they claiming?
MemoriesAndMe: But Ikeja is on the mainland. Everywhere on the mainland can easily connect to Ikeja and find a way to the mainland.
Otherwise, the other route would have been on boats through the lagoon which is not convenient. If that was the case, many wouldn't be building/buying houses on the island if they can't connect with people on the mainland.
The bridge was built way before GSM and the main way everyone contacted each other back then was through letters, telegraph and seeing face to face. Without the bridge, commerce and many more areas in Lagos would have been greatly affected.
That's my view though, I may be wrong.
See the current one they are doing now.
When the sea charge, people on the road will follow it back to the ocean.
If we want to see water, we can take boat, which one is road on top water and by the side of water??
MemoriesAndMe: But Ikeja is on the mainland. Everywhere on the mainland can easily connect to Ikeja and find a way to the mainland.
Otherwise, the other route would have been on boats through the lagoon which is not convenient. If that was the case, many wouldn't be building/buying houses on the island if they can't connect with people on the mainland.
The bridge was built way before GSM and the main way everyone contacted each other back then was through letters, telegraph and seeing face to face. Without the bridge, commerce and many more areas in Lagos would have been greatly affected.
That's my view though, I may be wrong.
We go no where with wasteful spending.
I'm against the construction of bridge for convenience.
Think about all the routes that can be opened if we use the bridge to cross to mainland and then build the super highway on the mainland.
A poor country like Nigeria that import food, no electricity, should we be building bridge from Atlantic ocean straight to Ikeja via lagoon for convenience?