Nwanyiogwashi:
[[s]quote author=AdakaBoro8 post=100867760]u, cocaine don kukuma spoil yur brain sef.[/s][s][/s]

Truth is bitter Mister man ijaw start and end in 8 local government of bayelsa state, full stop
I know that you people will soon claim Anioma as ijaw but that will be your end soon

Nigeria is the reason why everybody is keeping clam with your expansion mentality.

You have a lot of fight to fight once Nigeria break up, from Itsekiri to urhobo,Bini,Yoruba, ikwerre ,akwa ibom to igbo

You are just as myopic as I thought. You can't claim to be from Delta state.. You're restricting the Ijaws to just Bayelsa. Now, who is your deputy governor? the number 2 citizen of Delta state - where is he from?

Afriifa:
Which Sea? Abia is part of the Oil Niger Delta and not the geographical Niger Delta.

I guess cross River State has oil too?

Check your map first
Check the location of azumiri
Before you start doing blind argument
And pls help me and define Delta
To start with (let's know how Edo nd Delta State, could be Delta without IMO and Abia state being Delta)

AdakaBoro8:
but azikiwei is an Ijaw word na.. ebele is an Ijaw word... so what do u mean my man?

Azikwe lolz....
Another grabbing tactics

They ebele in ijaw is a short form of another name
Why in igbo it's a full name!

AdakaBoro8:
igbo migrate from 3countries. cameroun was among..

Ijaw or Oru is the ancient tribe of africa.. Ijaw is different from others bcux God created us in his liking.. the tribe God love most is Ijaw.

Which oru
Are you even talking about..
Hope it's not my oru

Cos
There's nothing related between our lovely orlu/oru with ijaw
Oru people don't have oyel mentality
Get that...
Trying to grab lands from Abia failed
You now turn around to IMO
Lolz
Guy manage your swamps laa

Because we called you guys Oru (cos you where living near Waters) doesn't make you the same with oru in IMO state
Get that

ChinenyeN:


However, Umueze has never claimed Oguta as its homeland. Even before this “Ijaw vs Igbo” saga started, the Umueze never mentioned Oguta as ancestral homeland. It’s always been either Benin or Central Delta Ijaw. The writer could possibly be making a supposition here that Ndoki (Umueze) are part of that set of Ndoni-Abo-Oguta communities near the Central Delta. It’s not a bad supposition. However it is not a claim that has ever been made by Ndoki people, not even in early intelligence reports.

Now, if the writer is not limiting this to Umueze and is instead referring to all of Ndoki, then this would simply be wrong. Ndoki is not from Oguta. Their traditions do not trace them to Oguta.



The writer got this wrong and ended up confusion themselves in the process. It is actually the ethnonym “Ogoni” (and not Ibani) that refers to a “guest” or a “stranger”, derived from the Ijaw word “igoni”.



This is not, actually. To begin with, Ogoni traditions actually acknowledge that they are not the aboriginal settlers in the area. Much of what is “Ogoniland” was acquired bloodily through conquest and the absorption of already existing communities. There are two main Ogoni traditions of origin. The tradition that has the most support claims that they migrated east to west, crossing the Imo (from present day Akwa Ibom) to settle in the area. The second tradition claims that their ancestors arrived on trading ships that would visit Bonny. They lived in Bonny for a while and later felt the need to move further inland to settle (Bonny traditions I believe suggest that this is how they got their name). Regardless of which tradition is the “correct” one, the dating for both of these (as far as I see it) can at best be justified at the 17th/18th century or so. This is centuries after Bonny was founded. There would have been no Ogoni to interact with at the time and when you survey the oral traditions of the entire Niger Delta, you’ll notice the absence of Ogoni in the communities’ early traditions. Early Asa traditions and early Ngwa traditions make no mention of Ogoni. Early Bonny traditions make no mention of crossing through Ogoni communities to settle. Okrika and Kalabari traditions show no early memory of Ogoni, and (to the best of my knowledge) even the Ogoni themselves have no traditions that mention how the other communities arrived and settled, meaning they could not have been in the area during those formative periods.



There is a clear pattern of derivation here and a clear pattern of consistency in Ijaw usages. It suggests that the name “Ibani” (like "Ogoni" and "Andoni" ) is likely derived from Ijaw. While I do agree with the writer in that I am suspicious of Alagoa likely having fabricated some stories and migrations during the Ijaw re-authorization period, there nothing to suggest that this is one such fabrication. The term “Ibani” likely comes from Ijaw and was derived into Ubani, Obani, etc. by others.



This is incorrect on a number of points. One, “Ndoki” is a collection of clans that do not claim a common ancestor. Eze is only the progenitor of Umueze clan. The Umueze clan are noted by other Ndoki clans as recent arrivals. They arrived in the late 18th century in the company of Ijaw people. Azumini is also one of the youngest settlements in the area, established by Kwokwo Eze (a son of Eze). Umueze first settled at Obunku Okwanku. That said, the writer is correct on one count. All of the founding/early communities in Ndoki seem to have been Igbo-speaking.

I have deleted quite a good chunk of what you wrote so as to make it easier for you to spot some of your statements that I have bolded for further inspection, and to point out some of your perspectives that will not stand the inquest of logic.

I noticed you complained of the OPs "ijawphobia", but then went ahead to write something that should be seen as ndoki-phobia with regards to the ownership of Bonny.
I also realise that your moniker is ChinenyeN, which has an Igbo base, but your writing suggests you are Ijaw with an Ijaw bias on the issues, especially as you backed Ijaw standpoints on 50-50 situations without any hard facts, some of which I will point out in the paragraphs below.

In the first bolded statement, you averred that Umueze-Ndoki people came from either Benin or central Ijaw. Don't expect that such statements can be taken at its face value, because further examination of this standpoint is required. If Umueze people came from central Ijaw, there MUST be some deities/shrines that this Umueze people must have in common with Ijaw people, and those shrines MUST have Ijaw names.
You have to know that Africans are extremely tribal, and in those days before Christianity, cultural breadcrumbs will be strewn all over the place to point to the fact that there is evidence that suggests father-son relationship between Ijaws and Umueze-Ndokis.
Such claims cannot be made in a vaccuum and you expect me to believe it without hard facts. Hearsay can't cut it, in this sort of statement.
Already, I know the word UMUEZE is clearly Igbo, but perhaps heavy cultural similarities like common deities can help sway this argument the Ijaw way. The absence of any such major cultural links, invariably means Umueze people are NOT of Ijaw descent, and are clearly Igbo.
Such a deity MUST be revered by all and sundry of the Umueze community, and not by an element of a stranger community within Umueze, and MUST have an Ijaw name.

I am an Nri person so I know what to look out for. Snippets from Alagoa's work won't be enough

In the second bolded statement, you claimed that Umueze people arrived Bonny in the company of some Ijaw people. Here is yet another wild statement meant to whittle down Ndoki's well acclaimed first settler achievements. Are these Ijaws being led by these group of Ndokis? What shrines/deities did they establish at Bonny on arrival? How come earlier Europeans sailors, who can be described as neutral, claim that Bonny was first peopled by the Igbos, and that the ruling family was of Igbo descent? Do you think Ijaws would have allowed Igbos to be their traditional rulers, without a war of conquest?

Observations made in the 1790s and published in 1830 in the first book ever written about Bonny, clearly made it obvious that Igbos settled first, and that the royal family was of Igbo descent.
You really have to dig deeper to come up with details to expunge the facts already established by NEUTRAL OBSERVERS, when Bonny was still relatively in its formative years (1790s) in the first book ever written about Bonny

PHijo:


Bonny was never and will never be a neutral space! Bonny has an important part of Ijaw history. Apart Boro who is from present day Bayelsa, one the most important proponents of Ijaw struggle against Igbo dominance and annexation of our communities was Chief Harold Dappa Biriye. An illustrious son of Bonny.

Stop blaming Alagoa, he did nothing. Ijaw people are not as ignorant as you Igbos are. They know their history.

The ruling family in Bonny were never Igbo. Igbo that got the first semblance of governance from the British cannot rule in the space of people who embassies in other parts of the world before colonialism.

Bonny's extended beyond Nigeria's present territory.

Nigeria is backward today because because the country was handed over to two group savages, the Igbo and the Fulani.

Groups like Kanuri, Ijaw, Urhobo, etc who were more exposed could have handled it better.

The Igbo has boundary disputes amongst themselves, with Northern Cross river, with Igala, Tiv, Idoma and Annang. You set flames of fire everywhere but you can't stand the heat.

Of course, I am in agreement with you with regards to the bolded. Bonny can never be a neutral ground. It is owned by Ndoki people. No one can take it from them. The first book ever written about Bonny has already established that fact, and it will remain there forever.

Your best hope is to convince Ndoki people that they are Ijaw. If you are unable to do that, then Bonny is not Ijaw.
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According to the first book ever written about Bonny, people from Brass also migrated to Bonny, after the first settlers. I'm sure Chief Harold Dappa Biriye's ancestors were one of those Brass citizens that eventually settled in Bonny.

Now Ijaws and Fulanis have been major allies and partners in committing atrocities against other ethnic groups. I initially pointed out the abandoned properties episode, which was initiated by the Ijaws. That clearly shows what you guys are all about. Exactly the same as Fulanis that are taking over people's lands.

This is the reason why I left the politics section, because you people are hopeless. The British created hard ethnic lines that did not exist before and you people have been running crazy with it ever since.

Igboid:
The writer was debunking Ijaw rabidly Igbophobic narratives on Bonny so naturally should appear Ijawphobic too, since he is writing to discredit Ijaw falsehoods.

And saying a lot of wrong things in the process. So what does that tell me? They are willing to lie, just to discredit Ijaw. It’s Ijawphobia. The same way Alagoa was willing to fabricate things just to diminish the idea of Igbo in Bonny’s history (Igbophobia). None of you want to be honest about culture, history and language. You all just want to find ways to weaponize it as politics for yourselves. As if it will change anything in your present day.

Igboid:
Now this is my problem with you. In your bid to appear unbiased to neutrals you often derail into Igbophobic realms. There is never any part of Ndoki history that made mention of the people migrating from Central Delta Ijaw like you claimed. The Central Delta Ijaw Kolukuma claims has it's origin in Alagoa fabricated post civil war stories.
OP rationally deduced like many Ndoki people are currently doing that Ndoki people are probably of Oru Igbo stock as it's mostly Oru Igbos that have Benin origin stories and their migratory trail from a west to East direction makes sense when pinpointed to Oguta and surrounding Oru Igbos.

OP did not rationally deduce anything. Umueze is recognized as having migrated in the company of Ijaw people. If the OP really wanted to rationally deduce something, they would have first been honest about Umueze’s migration and then deduce that perhaps Central Delta Ijaw migrated northwards and came into contact with some Igbo-speaking people who claim a “Benin” history. These two populations then migrated together and ended up in Ndoki. After a brief sojourn, some proceeded to migrate to Bonny. That would have been rational, because Umueze migration acknowledges Ijaw.

Igboid:
I don't know about Oguta history of Ndoki, but I Know damn well that Ndoki has no precolonial history of originating from Central Delta Ijaw like you falsely claimed. That was Alagoa fabricated story that had been allowed to fester over the decades post civil war.

Again, Umueze’s oral tradition acknowledges Ijaw in this migration. This is not a fabrication. Alagoa definitely took that opportunity to exaggerate and fabricate that all of Ndoki are from Central Delta. But just because Alagoa lied does not make the Umueze tradition any less true. They were in the company of Ijaw when they arrived at Obunku. There is no other way to spin this, unless you want to start erasing some Umueze oral tradition the same way Alagoa tried to erase some Bonny oral tradition.

Anything to massage your line of belief is welcomed.
But the truth is that, Bonny like Opobo, is not Ibo but Ijaws.
This story you told is your version. We have our own version of how the great Kingdom Bonny came about.
All these cooked story just to have the facilities and deep sea in Bonny.
Make una continue

Afriifa:
You are just as myopic as I thought. You can't claim to be from Delta state.. You're restricting the Ijaws to just Bayelsa. Now, who is your deputy governor? the number 2 citizen of Delta state - where is he from?

Don't mind her! The deputy governor of Rivers state is also Ijaw. Out of 3 senators representing Rivers, 2 are Ijaw, 1 is Ogoni.

Such an eye opening masterpiece!!!

Such an eye opening masterpiece!!!
All Igbos will unite once Nigeria breaks up. However, it will be the choice of the Igbo groups along our borders to decide if they're coming with us or not. No one will be forced, but woe betide any group that will want to stop any Igbo group that wishes to reintegrate with us. We will definitely go to war to crush any such dissidence!

PHijo:


Don't mind her! The deputy governor of Rivers state is also Ijaw. Out of 3 senators representing Rivers, 2 are Ijaw, 1 is Ogoni.

Really?! What are their names please?

OfoIgbo:


Of course, I am in agreement with you with regards to the bolded. Bonny can never be a neutral ground. It is owned by Ndoki people. No one can take it from them. The first book ever written about Bonny has already established that fact, and it will remain there forever.

Your best hope is to convince Ndoki people that they are Ijaw. If you are unable to do that, then Bonny is not Ijaw.
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According to the first book ever written about Bonny, people from Brass also migrated to Bonny, after the first settlers. I'm sure Chief Harold Dappa Biriye's ancestors were one of those Brass citizens that eventually settled in Bonny.

Now Ijaws and Fulanis have been major allies and partners in committing atrocities against other ethnic groups. I initially pointed out the abandoned properties episode, which was initiated by the Ijaws. That clearly shows what you guys are all about. Exactly the same as Fulanis that are taking over people's lands.

You hit the nail. Bonny is Ndoki owned. The so-called Biriye and Fombo who helped Alagoa falsify Bonny history are both migrants from Brass. The early European sailors wrote about the migrants from Brass who came as both slaves and porters.

ChinenyeN:
[s]This is the reason why I left the politics section, because you people are hopeless. The British created hard ethnic lines that did not exist before and you people have been running crazy with it ever since.



And saying a lot of wrong things in the process. So what does that tell me? They are willing to lie, just to discredit Ijaw. It’s Ijawphobia. The same way Alagoa was willing to fabricate things just to diminish the idea of Igbo in Bonny’s history (Igbophobia). None of you want to be honest about culture, history and language. You all just want to find ways to weaponize it as politics for yourselves. As if it will change anything in your present day.



OP did not rationally deduce anything. Umueze is recognized as having migrated in the company of Ijaw people. If the OP really wanted to rationally deduce something, they would have first been honest about Umueze’s migration and then deduce that perhaps Central Delta Ijaw migrated northwards and came into contact with some Igbo-speaking people who claim a “Benin” history. These two populations then migrated together and ended up in Ndoki. After a brief sojourn, some proceeded to migrate to Bonny. That would have been rational, because Umueze migration acknowledges Ijaw.



Again, Umueze’s oral tradition acknowledges Ijaw in this migration. This is not a fabrication. Alagoa definitely took that opportunity to exaggerate and fabricate that all of Ndoki are from Central Delta. But just because Alagoa lied does not make the Umueze tradition any less true. They were in the company of Ijaw when they arrived at Obunku. There is no other way to spin this, unless you want to start erasing some Umueze oral tradition the same way Alagoa tried to erase some Bonny oral tradition[/s].

Chinenye I think it's time you go and cook for your husband. I’ve come to understand one thing about you. You always want to discredit Igbo history. All since you joined Nairaland, you’ve always shown your Igbophobic tendencies. No true Igbo will do so. Forget about the fraudulent history you post from time to time, once it involves Igbo, you show your rashness.

I once challenge your Igboness in this group and up till now, you're yet to prove you're truly Ngwa. Except trying to impose one-frankenstein Ikwerre language on Ndi Ngwa, everything about you is fake.

Even before likeminds noticed this thread, you jumped in to dish out your quack point of view. So please carry your foolishness to look for where you’ll be cured and allow those with points lay them.

Nigercity:


Which oru
Are you even talking about..
Hope it's not my oru

Cos
There's nothing related between our lovely orlu/oru with ijaw
Oru people don't have oyel mentality
Get that...
Trying to grab lands from Abia failed
You now turn around to IMO
Lolz
Guy manage your swamps laa

Because we called you guys Oru (cos you where living near Waters) doesn't make you the same with oru in IMO state
Get that

i dont know about ur oru or olu.. but the ORU am talking about is an ancient tribe of africa. the (H)Oru is an isolated tribe which all it culture, practice, attitude, lifestyles total different from the rest.. all these H Oru cultures, practices, attitudes, etc are what Ijaw still practicing today... use your google for your help.

Nigercity:


Azikwe lolz....
Another grabbing tactics

They ebele in ijaw is a short form of another name
Why in igbo it's a full name!

i was surprise to hear ibo answering names like Ebele, Ebere, Azikiwei. i believe ibos that answer these names derived it from Ijaw..

AdakaBoro8:
i dont know about ur oru or olu.. but the ORU am talking about is an ancient tribe of africa. the (H)Oru is an isolated tribe which all it culture, practice, attitude, lifestyles total different from the rest.. all these H Oru cultures, practices, attitudes, etc are what Ijaw still practicing today... use your google for your help.

Any Oru cultures Ijaw practice today is borrowed. Oru has always been Igbos living close to the water bodies. Even before Ijaws left their Togolese homeland by following early Portuguese ships to the Niger-Delta, Oru maintained their cultures.

Ijaws in Bayelsa and Delta might want to claim Oru but they are not. Oru know themselves not immigrant from Togo. Oru are originally Igbos before Ijaws, Benin and Igala migrants sailed with their canoes to mix with the pure bloods.

If I were Ijaws, I’ll start looking at tracing my origins in Volta/Togo. It was on record that the Portugues brought with them not only Christianity and farm produce, but also Togolese swamp dwellers. From names, language to blackness, everything Ijaw smell Togo/Ghana.

OfoIgbo:


Of course, I am in agreement with you with regards to the bolded. Bonny can never be a neutral ground. It is owned by Ndoki people. No one can take it from them. The first book ever written about Bonny has already established that fact, and it will remain there forever.

Your best hope is to convince Ndoki people that they are Ijaw. If you are unable to do that, then Bonny is not Ijaw.
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According to the first book ever written about Bonny, people from Brass also migrated to Bonny, after the first settlers. I'm sure Chief Harold Dappa Biriye's ancestors were one of those Brass citizens that eventually settled in Bonny.

Now Ijaws and Fulanis have been major allies and partners in committing atrocities against other ethnic groups. I initially pointed out the abandoned properties episode, which was initiated by the Ijaws. That clearly shows what you guys are all about. Exactly the same as Fulanis that are taking over people's lands.

According to Igbo propaganda David Mark whose are being killed in Benue is a Fulani man!

Saro-Wiwa who was Ogoni suddenly transformed from that to being an Ijaw!

Just as usual, your so called abandoned properties saga is a figment of your imaginations. You tell all sorts of lies in your attempt to forcefully have a foothold in Rivers state. On contrary it is Ijaw who suffered losses due to Igbo incursion in Rivers state. Before the civil war Igbos stole land and properties from the Ijaws, Ikwerres and Ogonis. Till date, a lot of families have not been able to recover their land.

There is no such first book! The Bonny kingdom, like every other Ijaw kingdom is interconnected. You Igbo are ignorant newbies how are intoxicated by the warrant chiefdoms Britain created for you in a bid to tame wild, unruly, subhuman societies.

You just exhibit your gross ignorance. Today the Ashanti kingdom covers Kumasi and her environs but some centuries ago it extended to the coast of Ghana, some parts of Togo and Ivory coast. The Kanuri extended to present day Sudan, Chad and Cameroon.

We are are not people established by other people. That is why any being can't wake and create a kingdom. Unlike Igboland where warrant chiefs are apppointing new warrant chiefs in their closet for the right price. If I choose to be king or chief in Igboland I will become one without blinking.

When you want tell your lies on your fictional status, say it where an Ijaw man won't hear. Maybe you call tell this lies to Yoruba people. They can fall for it.

It is Ndoki you never accepted you want to claim are Igbo because you think that will give you access to Rivers Ijaw.

Many you call Delta Igbos fake Igbos. The Ndoki didn't even qualify to be called fake Igbos. Now you want turn to your shining stars in bid to reap where your fathers could never have sown.

NigeriaIsZOO:


Really?! What are their names please?

Ask Google to help you.

PHijo:


Don't mind her! The deputy governor of Rivers state is also Ijaw. Out of 3 senators representing Rivers, 2 are Ijaw, 1 is Ogoni.

Oga there are no Ijaws in Rivers state. This Bayelsa man how many time are we going to tell you guys this.

Eastlink:
Any Oru cultures Ijaw practice today is borrowed. Oru has always been Igbos close to the water bodies. Even before Ijaws left their Togolese homeland by following Portuguese Ships to the Niger-Delta, Oru maintained their cultures. Ijaws in Bayelsa and Delta might want to claim Oru bit they are not. Oru know themselves not immigrant from Togo.

ewoo! somebody please save me from this hilarious joke.. oru has become ibo again? chai una heritage grabbing come worst oo diz tym.. they dont just called u people yeebos for nothing.

AdakaBoro8:
ewoo! somebody please save me from this hilarious joke.. oru has become ibo again? chai una heritage grabbing come worst oo diz tym.. they dont just called u people yeebos for nothing.

Which historical account recorded Ijaws as Oru? None. Don't confuse the Igbo slangs that tend to call every sea living inhabitant from the Niger to the Delta as Oru.

The Oru/Olu have always been Igbo who lived from upper Niger down to the Atlantic swamps. Yes, their population was threatened thanks to Portuguese who brought and armed Togolese migrants to populate their territories.

Eastlink:
Oga there are no Ijaws in Rivers state. This Bayelsa man how many time are we going to tell you guys this.

To start with, Igbo people's opinion doesn't even count in your 5 landlocked states so keep your unbridled ignorance to yourself or you share some of it with Hope Uzodinma if he would willing to listen.

On how many occasions would we have to remind you that Igbo people are on Igalaland, Ijawland, Ogoniland, Ibibioland, Annangland etc. The owners are tired of your shenanigans.

PHijo:


To start with, Igbo people's opinion doesn't even count in your 5 landlocked states so keep your unbridled ignorance to yourself or you share some of it with Hope Uzodinma if he would willing to listen.

On how many occasions would we have to remind you that Igbo people are on Igalaland, Ijawland, Ogoniland, Ibibioland, Annangland etc. The owners are tired of your shenanigans.

I don't discuss issues with a Bayelsa man. All Ijaws have been given a state in Bayelsa. Any Ijaws you find in P/H is a migrant.

Eastlink:
Which historical account recorded Ijaws as Oru? None. Don't confuse the Igbo slangs that tend to call every sea living inhabitant from the Niger to the Delta as Oru.

The Oru/Olu have always been Igbo who lived from upper Niger down to the Atlantic swamps. Yes, their population was threatened thanks to Portuguese who brought and armed Togolese migrants to populate their territories.

The Oru word has been used in Egypt/ Sudan( the Nile Delta) and the Niger Delta for centuries before you Jewish wannabes called Igbo were discovered by the British crown.

PHijo:


The Oru word has been used in Egypt/ Sudan( the Nile Delta) and the Niger Delta for centuries before you Jewish wannabes called Igbo were discovered by the British crown.

The internet is replete with your true identity. It was the Portuguese that gave you your name and identity. Jos was the name the Portuguese called you which you localized to Izons because you have no “J” in your alphabet.

Some Jos aka Izons might be claiming Oru heritage to give your migrant status a bit of indigenous link, but you're not. You lots were invaders who came with the Portuguese. This is why land grabbing is part of your DNA.

Eastlink:
I don't discuss issues with a Bayelsa man. All Ijaws have been given a state in Bayelsa. Any Ijaws you find in P/H is a migrant.

As an indigene of Rivers, if not for cyberspace I would have put you in your place! Later when we start will crying yehn yehen. They allow people from other states. Are not fellow Nigerians?

That is how you claimed the North because people like Azikiwe and Ojukwu were born there!

You don't want Rivers to rest. I think you ran from North to Rivers state. Where will you run to next? Jerusalem, I believe.

Eastlink:
Which historical account recorded Ijaws as Oru? None. Don't confuse the Igbo slangs that tend to call every sea living inhabitant from the Niger to the Delta as Oru.

The Oru/Olu have always been Igbo who lived from upper Niger down to the Atlantic swamps. Yes, their population was threatened thanks to Portuguese who brought and armed Togolese migrants to populate their territories.

now i see. you are the source of the stupidity... you blown out anything that come into your mind.. none of ibo practices can be compared to that of ORU.. all our forbidden things are that of the Oru.. none of the ibo forbidden is near to Oru.. Oru has no meaning in ibo.. but Oru means two great things in IJAW.. (1)Oru means gods in Ijaw... (2)Oru means ancient in Ijaw. so what heck you talking about?

PHijo:


As an indigene of Rivers, if not for cyberspace I would have put you in your place! Later when we start will crying yehn yehen. They allow people from other states. Are not fellow Nigerians?

That is how you claimed the North because people like Azikiwe and Ojukwu were born there!

You don't want Rivers to rest. I think you ran from North to Rivers state. Where will you run to next? Jerusalem, I believe.

Anybody can claim to be an indigene of Rivers state. After all even those wey mount Batcha for Bundu dey claim Rivers. Aboki can claim too if him get Butcher shed for Diobu. Ipob sef dey claim Oyigbo. Why?

Because Rivers doesn't discriminate. We tolerate everyone. You lots now have your Bayelsa state, I don't know wetin una still dey find for P/H.

Eastlink:
Chinenye I think it's time you go and cook for your husband. I’ve come to understand one thing about you. You always want to discredit Igbo history. All since you joined Nairaland, you’ve always shown your Igbophobic tendencies. No true Igbo will do so. Forget about the fraudulent history you post from time to time, once it involves Igbo, you show your rashness.

I once challenge your Igboness in this group and up till now, you're yet to prove you're truly Ngwa. Except trying to impose one-frankenstein Ikwerre language on Ndi Ngwa, everything about you is fake.

Even before likeminds noticed this thread, you jumped in to dish out your quack point of view. So please carry your foolishness to look for where you’ll be cured and allow those with points lay them.

I think she might be an Igbo woman married to Ijaw people or an Ijaw married to Igbo.
But there is definitely an impurity there.

Eastlink:
The internet is replete with your true identity. It was the Portuguese that gave you your name and identity. Jos was the name the Portuguese called you which you localized to Izons because you have no “J” in your alphabet.

Some Jos aka Izons might be claiming Oru heritage to give your migrant status a bit of indigenous link, but you're not. You lots were invaders who came with the Portuguese. This is why land grabbing is part of your DNA.

To claim we came with the Portuguese just tells how mad you are!

I don't think case can be handled by Yabaleft.

The only ethnic group in Nigeria that was recorded as back packers and errand boys of the English were the Igbo. This happened less than 200 years ago.

There has no reference to the Ijaw as Jos. You chose to lie in a bid to pretend you know a few things.

The Portuguese had interaction with the Ijaw for up to 400 hundred years before you Igbo were discovered. Even when discovered it took over 300 years before Europeans gain direct access to you and when they did, your ignorance and greed destroyed the economy of that part of the world.

Igboid:


I think she might be an Igbo woman married to Ijaw people or an Ijaw married to Igbo.
But there is definitely an impurity there.

"impurity" your fellow human being o, Fascists pricks