Adiola:
so its now " ne mmekwota and no longer na emekota young man get a life your kids will mist likely be disappointed

If you are familarized with Igbo language you will know that the language is not universal but has several dialects, that is why some Igbos use "ihe". Others use "ife", but they both mean "something", if you dont knw this how can you claim to be Igbo. Abeg swerve.

Smoothie01:
I totally understand d op's fears....while Igbos dat contest in other parts of Nigeria do not constitute security threats to their hosts, same cannot be said about d Hausa/Fulani....it's a wrong generalisation buh I can't help buh feel dah way

However, you're going about it the wrong way @ op...allow others to make their decisions so long d act is within the law...This thread is unnecessary...

Your opinion. I deem it neccesary.

SalC:
I think you are the one who is wrong here. It should be "mekota" not "mekwota" and it should even be " na-emekota" not " ne mekwota".

Igbos spell differently on some words e.g., "okpara" "opara" "okwara" "okpala" all mean first son depending where you come from.