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Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Nobody: 10:01pm On Jan 01, 2019
immhotep:

No discussion was rounded off.

U can't undo what needs to be and the way it should be....

It has been agreed upon and formally submitted.

Go and sleep...
Your plan has failed.
Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Nobody: 10:05pm On Jan 01, 2019
So many igbos here fighting for people that are ready to kill them when war break loose smh

They said they aren't igbos,what more do you want?
Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Nobody: 10:05pm On Jan 01, 2019
immhotep:

No discussion was rounded off.
If an Animation man ever runs for president, he will be labeled an Igbo man who wants to further oppress and dominate minority tribes grin



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Guess u want to write anioma and if so...

Nobody will in the future label him such....coz by then such will not exist there....

You guys are happy and fond of that but wisdom must prevail on future generations to do the needful...

Never again will another people bear the consequences of another man's action.....never again....biko

The discussion is tabled and closed.
Re: Great Benin descendants thread by LZAA: 10:12pm On Jan 01, 2019
immhotep:

No discussion was rounded off.
If an Animation man ever runs for president, he will be labeled an Igbo man who wants to further oppress and dominate minority tribes grin



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Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Edokingdom: 10:21pm On Jan 01, 2019
The op is very stewpid ,you can't come to igbotic side of anioma and spew this trash or else you will look for your head,
The only edoid group in Delta state is isoko and urhobo, ,
Only on nairaland that's where he can do this
Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Nobody: 10:23pm On Jan 01, 2019
Edokingdom:
The op is very stewpid ,you can't come to igbotic side of anioma and spew this trash or else you will look for your head,
The only edoid group in Delta state is isoko and urhobo, ,
Only on nairaland that's where he can do this
lmao Igbo man why are you hiding under Edo moniker?
Re: Great Benin descendants thread by IamAtikulate: 10:32pm On Jan 01, 2019
Efewestern:


I haven't and will never speak for anioma, I always limit my stuffs to my ethnic group and our sister tribe. I wouldn't have bothered myself mentioning him if he hadn't been dragging my ancestral land into his struggle.
Stop feeling over important and don't be ignorant. I am not a fan of NK, but I understand clearly his philosophy of Biafra (Bia Fara, come and join). Nobody is forcing you and nobody is even wants you guys.

Majority of Ndi Igbo wants a purely Igboid republic. What will Isokos or Urhobos or even Binis do in Biafra land? Better pack well. The map of Delta in Biafra map is because of Aniomas, Asabas etc. in Delta.

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Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Nobody: 10:34pm On Jan 01, 2019
IamAtikulate:

Stop feeling over important and don't be ignorant. I am not a fan of NK, but I understand clearly his philosophy of Biafra (Bia Fara, come and join). Nobody is forcing you and nobody is even wants you guys.

Majority of Ndi Igbo wants a purely Igboid republic. What will Isokos or Urhobos or even Binis do in Biafra land? Better pack well. The map of Delta in Biafra map is because of Aniomas, Asabas etc. in Delta.
shh Biafra is landlock,nobody will join you guys
Re: Great Benin descendants thread by IamAtikulate: 10:41pm On Jan 01, 2019
Donmedra:
shh Biafra is landlock,nobody will join you guys
If this will make you to feel good, then good luck.

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Re: Great Benin descendants thread by cheruv: 11:12pm On Jan 01, 2019
Excaperx:
what's the meaning of agbor in Igbo?
Agbọ means lineage or family line
Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Edokingdom: 11:17pm On Jan 01, 2019
Excaperx:
lmao Igbo man why are you hiding under Edo moniker?
U must b a full, Am not ibo, am esan, everybody must not have the same belief
Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Nobody: 4:41am On Jan 02, 2019
Osagyefo98:


U can't undo what needs to be and the way it should be....

It has been agreed upon and formally submitted.

Go and sleep...
Your plan has failed.
Go to Anioma and start speaking Bini language to them na.
Tell us how that discussion goes grin

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Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Nobody: 4:54am On Jan 02, 2019
Osagyefo98:


Guess u want to write anioma and if so...

Nobody will in the future label him such....coz by then such will not exist there....

You guys are happy and fond of that but wisdom must prevail on future generations to do the needful...

Never again will another people bear the consequences of another man's action.....never again....biko

The discussion is tabled and closed.
You are yet to tell us what "Anioma" means in Bini language.
We are waiting.

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Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Nobody: 6:02am On Jan 02, 2019
Anioma means good land now get lost
Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Nobody: 6:32am On Jan 02, 2019
Edokingdom:

U must b a full, Am not ibo, am esan, everybody must not have the same belief
joker Igbo man
Re: Great Benin descendants thread by superlightning: 10:10am On Jan 02, 2019
Donmedra:
shh Biafra is landlock,nobody will join you guys

Lol.... we ain't begging for you losers to join us. just leave our Igbo speaking communities in delta state alone.

I will advise you to join your Yoruba kinsmen. stopping fooling around. go home.

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Re: Great Benin descendants thread by LZAA: 10:44am On Jan 02, 2019
immhotep:

Go to Anioma and start speaking Bini language to them na.
Tell us how that discussion goes grin

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Something like this grin

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Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Young042galaxy: 8:22pm On Jan 04, 2019
Anioma in Ohanaeze Ndigbo Edit

On November 29, 2008, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, the apex Igbo socio-cultural organization announced the election of Ambassador Ralph Uwechue, an Anioma indigene as its President-General to pilot its affairs for the next two years. He was nominated by Delta State branch of Ohanaeze as their consensus candidate in a resolution reached at the palace of the Asagba of Asaba after the position was zoned to Anioma, one of the seven units that make up Ohanaeze Ndigbo. But in his acceptance speech, Uwechue expressed gratitude to all and called for unity among Igbo, which is said to possess the talent to and wealth it would take to take to address national issues, while also noting that the position given to him has created confidence that the Igbo from Delta State are accepted as brothers and sisters in Ohanaeze. Finally, he promised not to disappoint Anioma people as the race is for Anioma home and abroad.
Re: Great Benin descendants thread by akigbemaru: 1:28am On Jan 07, 2019
ImperialYoruba:


Give me a breakdown of your industries and their productions....ill help you start.

1. Selling pussy in Libya and Italy
2. Trafficking prostitutes
3. Yahoo+
4. Kidnapping
5. Armed robbery
6. Cultism rituals
7. Witchcraft
8.
9.
10.


Just name three more, that should do.

Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Nobody: 9:30am On Jan 08, 2019
Let's keep finding and connecting our people

*Degema kingdom* are all Edo.

Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Nobody: 9:55am On Jan 08, 2019
Edo,river,delta,bayelsa,ondo,ekiti,lagos,benin republic,togo,kogi


I am talking about the indigenous Edo tribes there.

Exe gbaka gbaka 111( paramount ruler) evo of ikwere.

Welcome home

Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Iwillbegreat: 10:00am On Jan 08, 2019
Excaperx:
Edo,river,delta,bayelsa,ondo,ekiti,lagos,benin republic,togo,kogi


I am talking about the indigenous Edo tribes there.

Exe gbaka gbaka 111( paramount ruler) evo of ikwere.

Welcome home
grin you want to kill IPOB and igbos abi?
Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Iwillbegreat: 10:01am On Jan 08, 2019
This thread will be forever lively and will forever give heart attack to enemy of Edo nation
Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Nobody: 10:02am On Jan 08, 2019
Iwillbegreat:
grin you want to kill IPOB and igbos abi?

lmao I didn't even mention the ones in Onitsha
Re: Great Benin descendants thread by gidgiddy: 12:43pm On Jan 08, 2019
If a group of Igbos migrate to Kaduna, can Kaduna be said be part of the Igbo nation? Of course not.

So if a group of Edo's migrate to Agbor, can Agbor be said to be Edo?

I use Agbor as an example because Agbor and Igbanke are the most westward Igbo speaking people.

The question to be asked is:
Why would Edo people migrate somewhere, drop their language and adopt Igbo language?


Even if one could explain why the so called Edo groups chose to speak Igbo, how will anyone explain why the Edo groups also chose to to forget their surnames and adopt Igbo surname?

How can someone say that Ika people are Edo yet an Enugu man who listens well can understand Ika dialect but an Edo man cannot understand Ika

Why would Edo people migrate somewhere and give the same place an Igbo name? E.g, Why would Edo people migrate somewhere and call it Umunede? An Igbo name?

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Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Turantula(m): 2:04pm On Jan 08, 2019
gidgiddy:
If a group of Igbos migrate to Kaduna, can Kaduna be said be part of the Igbo nation? Of course not.

So if a group of Edo's migrate to Agbor, can Agbor be said to be Edo?

I use Agbor as an example because Agbor and Igbanke are the most westward Igbo speaking people.

The question to be asked is:
Why would Edo people migrate somewhere, drop their language and adopt Igbo language?


Even if one could explain why the so called Edo groups chose to speak Igbo, how will anyone explain why the Edo groups also chose to to forget their surnames and adopt Igbo surname?

How can someone say that Ika people are Edo yet an Enugu man who listens well can understand Ika dialect but an Edo man cannot understand Ika

Why would Edo people migrate somewhere and give the same place an Igbo name? E.g, Why would Edo people migrate somewhere and call it Umunede? An Igbo name?
Igbo amaka
Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Nobody: 3:01pm On Jan 08, 2019
gidgiddy:
If a group of Igbos migrate to Kaduna, can Kaduna be said be part of the Igbo nation? Of course not.

So if a group of Edo's migrate to Agbor, can Agbor be said to be Edo?

I use Agbor as an example because Agbor and Igbanke are the most westward Igbo speaking people.

The question to be asked is:
Why would Edo people migrate somewhere, drop their language and adopt Igbo language?


Even if one could explain why the so called Edo groups chose to speak Igbo, how will anyone explain why the Edo groups also chose to to forget their surnames and adopt Igbo surname?

How can someone say that Ika people are Edo yet an Enugu man who listens well can understand Ika dialect but an Edo man cannot understand Ika

Why would Edo people migrate somewhere and give the same place an Igbo name? E.g, Why would Edo people migrate somewhere and call it Umunede? An Igbo name?
what are you even talking about? ika isn't Igbo but a mixture of other languages and Edo
Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Nobody: 3:09pm On Jan 08, 2019
There are some igbos that create Benin personality on social media and insult other tribes of Benin origin.

Don't insult their tribe they claim just ignore

Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Nobody: 3:25pm On Jan 08, 2019
gidgiddy:
If a group of Igbos migrate to Kaduna, can Kaduna be said be part of the Igbo nation? Of course not.

So if a group of Edo's migrate to Agbor, can Agbor be said to be Edo?

I use Agbor as an example because Agbor and Igbanke are the most westward Igbo speaking people.

The question to be asked is:
Why would Edo people migrate somewhere, drop their language and adopt Igbo language?


Even if one could explain why the so called Edo groups chose to speak Igbo, how will anyone explain why the Edo groups also chose to to forget their surnames and adopt Igbo surname?

How can someone say that Ika people are Edo yet an Enugu man who listens well can understand Ika dialect but an Edo man cannot understand Ika

Why would Edo people migrate somewhere and give the same place an Igbo name? E.g, Why would Edo people migrate somewhere and call it Umunede? An Igbo name?
The Dein of Agbor Kingdom, His Royal Majesty Dr. Benjamin Ikenchukwu Keagborekuzi I, has enjoined his subjects to stop promoting Igbo culture, describing the Agbor culture as ‘unique and peculiar’.

The Dein gave the admonition at his palace recently while giving his royal blessings to the new Iregwa of Ogbemudien Community, Pa. Bogi Abagi. He called on the good people of Agbor Kingdom to join hands with him to effect the changes he desires to be in place. According to him, “I am back and happy to be in the midst of my subjects. This kind of gathering gives me joy because it is an opportunity for me to learn more from my people. There is room for change, therefore my wish and desire for my subjects is that they adopt and respect every change that is being made. Going through the history of Agbor Kingdom, one will thank the gods for wisdom. Thus, everyone will join hands with me to reposition things the way they ought to be in order to restore our lost glory”.

He called on all Agbor indigenes to preserve Agbor culture and stop promoting Igbo culture. His words, “stop giving our children Igbo names. The native names given to our children should be pronounced and written in Agbor language and not in Igbo or Ika language as Agbor has its own unique language. The Igbo red cap should also be dropped as it is not a native cap for Agbor Kingdom. Soon, I will start driving away my palace chiefs who are fond of coming to the palace, wearing in red caps. Agbor traditions should be respected and preserved for future generations. Parents and the elderly should teach our children and the youths the culture of Agbor”.

The Odion of Agbor Kingdom, Chief Julius Ochei who led the new Iregwa and the people of Ogbemudien to the Dein’s Palace for blessing, said the Iregwa title goes to the oldest man in Ogbemudien Community, stating that it is the turn of Pa. John Bogi Abagi who is 89 years and the oldest man. The Iregwa, according to Chief Ochie is the traditional head of Ogbemudein Community in Agbor Kingdom.

In a chat with Ika Weekly Newspaper Reporter, the Chairman of Ogbemudien Community, Hon. Simon Okpali lauded the Dein for his wealth of knowledge and prayed the good Lord to empower him. He expressed his confidence in the new Iregwa of Ogbemudien to lead well and thanked the Dein for his blessings.

Julius Ehiabor, the Onu-otu of Ogbemudein Community, on his part, said Pa. Abagi leadership is good and that the good people of Ogbemudien Community are happy. He prayed God to give the new Iregwa good health and long life.

Mr. Johnbull Okwuogori Aghaulor felicitating with the Iregwa, appealed to him to continue to lead them in truth. He prayed God to bless the Dein of Agbor, the Iregwa, Ogbemudein Community and Agbor Kingdom.

Responding, Pa. Abagi thanked the Dein, saying that his joy knows no bounds, while soliciting for the cooperation of every son and daughter of Ogbemudein Community to enable him give the Dein the needed support to move Agbor Kingdom forward.

Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Nobody: 3:32pm On Jan 08, 2019
Edodefender:

The Dein of Agbor Kingdom, His Royal Majesty Dr. Benjamin Ikenchukwu Keagborekuzi I, has enjoined his subjects to stop promoting Igbo culture, describing the Agbor culture as ‘unique and peculiar’.

The Dein gave the admonition at his palace recently while giving his royal blessings to the new Iregwa of Ogbemudien Community, Pa. Bogi Abagi. He called on the good people of Agbor Kingdom to join hands with him to effect the changes he desires to be in place. According to him, “I am back and happy to be in the midst of my subjects. This kind of gathering gives me joy because it is an opportunity for me to learn more from my people. There is room for change, therefore my wish and desire for my subjects is that they adopt and respect every change that is being made. Going through the history of Agbor Kingdom, one will thank the gods for wisdom. Thus, everyone will join hands with me to reposition things the way they ought to be in order to restore our lost glory”.

He called on all Agbor indigenes to preserve Agbor culture and stop promoting Igbo culture. His words, “stop giving our children Igbo names. The native names given to our children should be pronounced and written in Agbor language and not in Igbo or Ika language as Agbor has its own unique language. The Igbo red cap should also be dropped as it is not a native cap for Agbor Kingdom. Soon, I will start driving away my palace chiefs who are fond of coming to the palace, wearing in red caps. Agbor traditions should be respected and preserved for future generations. Parents and the elderly should teach our children and the youths the culture of Agbor”.

The Odion of Agbor Kingdom, Chief Julius Ochei who led the new Iregwa and the people of Ogbemudien to the Dein’s Palace for blessing, said the Iregwa title goes to the oldest man in Ogbemudien Community, stating that it is the turn of Pa. John Bogi Abagi who is 89 years and the oldest man. The Iregwa, according to Chief Ochie is the traditional head of Ogbemudein Community in Agbor Kingdom.

In a chat with Ika Weekly Newspaper Reporter, the Chairman of Ogbemudien Community, Hon. Simon Okpali lauded the Dein for his wealth of knowledge and prayed the good Lord to empower him. He expressed his confidence in the new Iregwa of Ogbemudien to lead well and thanked the Dein for his blessings.

Julius Ehiabor, the Onu-otu of Ogbemudein Community, on his part, said Pa. Abagi leadership is good and that the good people of Ogbemudien Community are happy. He prayed God to give the new Iregwa good health and long life.

Mr. Johnbull Okwuogori Aghaulor felicitating with the Iregwa, appealed to him to continue to lead them in truth. He prayed God to bless the Dein of Agbor, the Iregwa, Ogbemudein Community and Agbor Kingdom.

Responding, Pa. Abagi thanked the Dein, saying that his joy knows no bounds, while soliciting for the cooperation of every son and daughter of Ogbemudein Community to enable him give the Dein the needed support to move Agbor Kingdom forward.
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Re: Great Benin descendants thread by Nobody: 3:43pm On Jan 08, 2019
gidgiddy:
If a group of Igbos migrate to Kaduna, can Kaduna be said be part of the Igbo nation? Of course not.

So if a group of Edo's migrate to Agbor, can Agbor be said to be Edo?

I use Agbor as an example because Agbor and Igbanke are the most westward Igbo speaking people.

The question to be asked is:
Why would Edo people migrate somewhere, drop their language and adopt Igbo language?


Even if one could explain why the so called Edo groups chose to speak Igbo, how will anyone explain why the Edo groups also chose to to forget their surnames and adopt Igbo surname?

How can someone say that Ika people are Edo yet an Enugu man who listens well can understand Ika dialect but an Edo man cannot understand Ika

Why would Edo people migrate somewhere and give the same place an Igbo name? E.g, Why would Edo people migrate somewhere and call it Umunede? An Igbo name?
you guys will wail till eternity

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