all4naija: That image is of Agbji in Abia State. They might all not likely be Igbo people but it is an image of Igbo village.

all4naija: That image is of Agbji in Abia State. They might all not likely be Igbo people but it is an image of Igbo village.

omongbatim:

Please post current picture of Igboland. Stop posting 1900 photos. Thank you.

all4naija: Which image is of 1900? You said Igbo girls don't dance nude then I pointed an image showing traditional side of that with an old image.

omongbatim:

Post the link okay!!!!!!
Until then, you are a big fat scammer and liar

all4naija: What link are you asking for? Has any of you posted links to your false claimed village mansions?No. It is clear who the scams are.

all4naija: What link are you asking for? Has any of you posted links to your false claimed village mansions?No. It is clear who the scams are.

omongbatim: This is not Igboland. More like Ibibio or some Niger Delta group. We do not wear bowler hats

omongbatim:


Hahahah! All those photos are from facebook.

Last week you posted photos of Igbo village in USA and wanted to pass them off as Igbo village in Nigeria. You got busted. Now you are scamming again.

odumchi:

It's actually possible for that to be Abia. I recognize that masquerade as Okonko and the Igbo in the Ohafia-Aro-Edda area of Igboland wear bowler hats and dress somewhat similar to the Ibibio. However, I have never heard of "Agboji village".

omongbatim:

What village is Agbji in Igboland?

Assuming they are Igboland villages (at least two of them are suspect), in your three photos, can you point to anyone with a mud house?

donigspain: Why can't you guys just allow that troll to craze alone? Quoting him simply fans his ego. GIVE HIM THE IGNORE/SILENCE TREAT.

all4naija: Abiriba is made up of three main villages: Ameke, Agboji, & Amogudu

SOURCE

omongbatim:

Now we are arriving at something. Do you realize that aLL the early pictures of this thread posted by chris-od are from those Abriba villages?

donigspain: PLEASE DON'T QUOTE ME!!!
Igbos and your cave can never be the same. Only the defeated would like to draw all to the mud. We are light years ahead of your people in wisdom; erécting marvelous structures in our villages while helping to finish up the remaining dilapidated caves in your place.

all4naija:
I am at your service, sir. As long as you ask for them. The images below are as follow:

1. Image of Mbaise village,Imo State, Eastern Nigeria.


2. Image of Abiriba, Abia State, Eastern Nigeria. Mud house cover in different colors clothing.


3. Image of Agboji village, Abia State, Eastern Nigeria.


I will post more at your request.

Thank you.

all4naija: Eve though those pictures are from Abiriba, they aren't enough buildings in there to prove they are three villages. Ten or more suburb buildings cannot make up three villages. Those three villages even make Abiriba looks more like a town than a village to me. If we are to go by your claim. Is Abiriba the only village in the East?

bigfrancis21:


All what you posted up there are complete fallacy!

The number one image is not Igboland or igbo people. The dressing of the women is not and never the way women living in the village dress. Those people look more like south-west women. Especially the woman in carton colour dressing. That is the typical SW dressing. Igbo women hardly dress that way.

Number 2 image Is a big fat lie. No group in modern Igbo land still dress half-unclad. Never. Not even the wawa people of Enugu.

Number three image is the Niger delta people! The gown + wrapper style of dressing for male elders is not and has never been an Igbo way of dressing. That way of dressing is found among the Niger Delta (especially the Ijaw, Ibibio, Efik, Urhobo).

Its very clear you're using these fake made-up images to fan your ego and promote your bias.

odumchi:

It's actually possible for that to be Abia. I recognize that masquerade as Okonko and the Igbo in the Ohafia-Aro-Edda area of Igboland wear bowler hats and dress somewhat similar to the Ibibio. However, I have never heard of "Agboji village".

Malawian: the first picture is definitely igboland. a good look at the assembled women will tell you so, however what is behind them is a palm wine bar.

the second picture is not igboland. first of all, you cant find igbo girls dancing in the nude, moreover, the high number of unclad kids certainly puts paid to such insinuation.

the third picture is absolutely not igboland as there are far too numerous "resource control" harts in the picture.

all4naija: This is an Igbo lady from a traditional background.

peppy luv: My dear we have other tribes similar to d igbo culture eg ibibios,efik,kalabari,ikwerre and so many especially in delta and rivers so calm down and take panadol b4 u kill urself with envy for igbo pple! We had mud houses in d 80's but not now cuz even d poorest man can afford cement block to build atleast a room and palor 4 his family!