ggood:
am from Akwa ibom , we can never form a country with only the Igbos , get your fact right, no Akwa bom will ever want Biafra ,because Biafra is igbo thing.

THE IGBOS MARGINALIZED US AND OTHER MINORITIES IN THE OLD EASTERN REGION , THE IGBOS TOOK ALMOST ALL THE FEDERAL POST AND THE BROUGHT SMALL TO THE TABLE WHILE MINORITIES HAVE ALMOST ALL THE RESOURCES, AND THAT WAS WHY WE WERE CLAMOURING FOR OUR OWN REGION, THE MINORITIES WANTED THIER OWN REGION BECAUSE OF IGBOS DOMINATION AND MARGINALIZATION .

IGBOS KICK AGAINST OUR NEW REGION AND SABOTAGE IT BUT THEY SUPPORT MIDWEST TO BE CARVE OUT OF THE SOUTH WEST.

Uneghe edo ino nna, the Op is uneghe living in Akwa Ibom. The guy likes calling us East and Biafra and I've noticed him but inside him he knows the truth since he's living in AKWA-IBOM. Biafra will never see the light of the day if they insist on including us in their Biafra. Biafra is Ibo and Ibo is Biafra. Affliction shall never arise again

Moneywell:
Hello Naira landers
I applied for Tony Elumelu foundation and I just got their email for training scheduled to start soon.
But one mind is telling me not to rejoice yet since the programme is highly competitive.

Please has any one here gone through this process before?
Please share your experience. Especially the mistakes u made and how the winners were selected.

Those who also got the mail please gather here let's discuss the our future.��
Thanks ���

I also got the mail. I'm in disruptors category. Anyone here in my category?

James4358:
The transplant was successful. They both came back to nigeria last year when travel restrictions was lifted. Since last year she has been sound & living a healthy lifestyle, i pay her visits regurlarly at my boss's house in abuja. In january this year, my boss traveled for a course abroad, left her & the new maid he got at his residence. My boss lost his wife 6yrs ago to an accident and his two sons are based in the south east. He practically lived alone. Last week i got a call from her that she was ill and has been rushed to a general hospital. I left makurdi where am based to pay her a visit. I was at the hospital when her mum called to inform me i'll marry her corpse if anything happens to their daughter. I was scared though because this is a practice common to the efik & ibibio part of the south. Well, i lost her yesterday at a hospital i transfered her to in lagos. Now my issues now are as follows...

I wish some group of good people will see this and take it upon themselves to fight you and your evil boss legally to the end since the poor girl doesn't have somebody. The parents kicked against the idea and you people manipulated them in your usual greedy way. But even if nobody fights you, God will fight you. You both have relatives, why didn't they donate? There's no need of you claiming right. God will punish you

TainyLite:
Abi.... I no sey some reasonable people will understand nd give good advice

What reasonable reply are you looking for? This is 2021 and you are still talking about placenta, for what exactly? You should look for a way to settle with your wife and not looking for a reason to divorce. You have two children already

thorpido:
Abasi mbok!
You're dating a girl and you plan to marry her and yet you have no idea what the marriage requirements are in the place you want to marry?You had to wait till you see list mbok?How naive!
Wasted your time and the girl's time.

The list is outrageous though.

MKPO NDO ETE
I dozen of underwear,half dozen of Bender pant So the papa no dey wear pants before?

It is outrageous though but it is also negotiable. The list includes everything, both mbub and Ndo proper.
The guy shouldn't run away, he should go and negotiate. I bet he may end up paying just a quarter

Fuckingmallam45:

Shit Dey you Head abi
You Dey carry yoruba glory give Ibo, o wrong nau

she's an Akwaibomite. Her name is Enoh Ebong, so how is she a Yoruba or igbo? She only lived in Lagos and may be that was how she adopted the name Titilayo. Tribal war is not good

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NkanAkpanika:
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Ibeno beach, which stretches 45km from Ibeno to James Town, Akwa Ibom, is the longest beach in Africa. Ibeno beach is one of the beaches on the Atlantic Ocean, and it's located in Ibeno local government, Akwa Ibom state, southeastern Nigeria. [/b]Ibeno beach is highly rated because of its peaceful and safe surroundings. It is the most popular beach in Akwa Ibom. Although Ibeno is now a popular tourist atttraction because of its beach, the area has some history too. Ibeno was the landing site for one of the most successful christian missions in Nigeria - the Qua Iboe christian mission from Scotland which arrived in the early 20th century. Relics of that missionary expedition also attract tourists to the area.[b] In 2013, the federal government constructed the Ibeno bridge to attract tourists and improve other economic activities in the area.
Services
Tourists can enjoy continental dishes. Customer service offered is top notch.
Best Features
The beach itself is a must see as it is the longest beach in Africa.

The beach has a bridge which was built by the federal government.With its beautiful coastline, Ibeno provides endless natural facilities for tourist, such as; Boat Riding, Canoeing,Water sport, Volley ball, Beach soccer, Archery, Sun bathing etc.

[/b]Who Can Visit[b]
The beach is open to families on vacation, class groups, couples, fun lovers. children, relaxation for tourists, lovers of water sport etc.
Best Time To Visit
The best time to visit there is during the dry season, from November to April. Preferably during the weekend, public holidays or during festive periods.
Safety
As ExxonMobil operational headquarters is at Qua Iboe terminal, Ibeno, seasoned guards patrol the area 24/7 to keep visitors safe and to ensure orderliness.

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Dear people of Akwa Ibom, please beware of this Biafrian guy. This guy is not an Akwaibomite, he's unehe disguising to be eyen maybe because he's living in AKS. Go through his threads you'll know he's not but an Igbo guy trying to set us for a drag please let's be wise

donb06:

That one at ikot ekpene junction abi.... I served in uyo it was serene.... But my biggest surprise in akwa ibom is the Nung udoe round about.... They use up to 5 plots of land so round about it was beautiful to behold

You really know the place. Akpabio said it is the biggest round about in West Africa

Puloc:

Your hypothesis is utter rubbish. The ibibio nation is a larger group that assimilates the Efik sub group. the ibibio language contains many sub dialect of efik, anang, Oro, eastern obolo, ekid and ibibio. don't make it look as if efik was a dominant culture in old Nigeria. efik was only known because calabar was a capital City then and a port town. as for the names u mentioned as borrowed from efik names, be sure to know that those are typical ibibio names with objective meanings. don't say what u don't know. Akwa cross people are related socio-culturally.

Don't mind that guy, he's a typical efik guy. That's how they reason and that is what is keeping them backward. How can he even type without fear that the efiks enslaved Ibibios and that the Ibibios borrowed Ibibio names from them?

TheRealProphet:
she is doing her best in respect to helping our family. I might try vasectomy.

Don't do it, if at all you want to do this, your wife should know about it. I understand how she's feeling because I'm also a wife and a mother. Sometimes we just want a balance believing we'll be fine but you can talk to your wife, tell her about the financial stress and also promise her to be patient that if things get better you'll give her another child. Just make her believe you and you'll be fine

Icelandicboy:
I'm depressed.. Let it end already... Goodbye world

What ever you are going through right now, whatever made you type this doesn't worth taking your life. It's just a phase in your life. Please stay strong and stay alive. If you want, we can talk