BiafranPatriot:
Its BIAFRA zombie and it must be attained.

Brek:
Update on the map

Neckpresser101:
People creating posts and replying themselves

Parachoko:
Lol

Which kin yeye map be this?😆😆

Parachoko:
Lol

Which kin yeye map be this?😆😆

Brek:

Aro conferencey go search where it's power reached to

Brek:

If you don't believe the map then give me the actual map then

Brek:

Aro conferencey go search where it's power reached to

Parachoko:
If there's ever going to be an Aro whatever in future, it will be made up of Igbo land alone. And that's even if every Igbo community agree to be part of it which might lead to a civil war.

Parachoko:
This is your fable

There's no time in history Igbo land was united under one leadership.

You dey add Ijaws,Efiks, Ibibios and even Tivs and Idomas to your fantasy Aro whatever

Brek:

You didn't even answer my question I said give me that map what the Aro conferencey looked liked before but you said that they will be an Aro confederacy in the future
You make me weak

Parachoko:
Make I leave you to your foolery

Brek:
Did the Aro confederacy own bight of bonny?
Was the bight of Biafra apart of them or a trade colony?

Buckeyemedia1:
Who dashed those hinterland Bush Congo men the Bight of Biafra, now the Bight of Bonny?

They were the Aro-Chukwu slaves captured & sold to the Europeans by the riverine people, the real biafrans, ie, The Kalabari, Efik, Ibibio, Ijaws & Co.

Neckpresser101:
People creating posts and replying themselves

Brek:
Update on the map

Maazieze:


my friend, i know the source of that map, its fictional created for fun

Maazieze:


my friend, i know the source of that map, its fictional created for fun

Parachoko:
Lol

Which kin yeye map be this?😆😆

Eniitankorede:




Land grabbers map😂😂🤔

Brek:

- Read my previous quote again
When did I say that I will bring back the Aro confederacy

Eniitankorede:




So, tell me the purpose of your post?

Brek:

Then give me the original

Maazieze:

sadly not possible, their hasnt been enough historical research to determine borders to be drawn on a map(this is the case for a majority of precolonial states) , its better to instead learn the history and context surrounding those states as its far more interesting than their borders.