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Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by oyichi: 6:51pm On Mar 09 |
An ndokwa man is not ibo, that we have a language that is a little similar to ibo due to influence of neighboring language does not make us ibos, the ibos that are in our land takes time to lean our language before understanding it, we will not be part of it, ibos please stay away 1 Like |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by AdeYORUFAFO: 6:52pm On Mar 09 |
owobokiri: Gbam! That’s my point exactly. States should control their resources and remit the 13% derivation to the federal government. This is what we should be clamoring for. The divide and conquer is just a diversionary tactic. 1 Like |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by Ojiofor: 7:06pm On Mar 09 |
The writer is being myopic the insecurity in southeast will not last forever soon i.pob and other ekperima groups will rest in peace IJN. 1 Like |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by AdeYORUFAFO: 7:16pm On Mar 09 |
oyichi: Olaudah Equiano after escaping his captors during the transatlantic slave trade wrote books about his Igbo ancestry. He wrote that he is from Assaka which is believed to be Ashaka in present day Ndokwa east of Delta state. I understand that you probably identify more with your mother’s side, but the historical, linguistic, cultural and genealogical relationship between the Ndokwa people and the other Igbos across the Niger is just too remarkable. Ndokwa language is actually an Igbo dialect, but I respect your choices to identify as any tribe you want to identify with. Igbo is a Nation not a tribe. |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by AdeYORUFAFO: 7:19pm On Mar 09 |
Ojiofor: Gbam! IPOB will die a natural death eventually and the SE will regain its place as the most peaceful region. Let’s not forget that it wasn’t so long ago that the SS was plagued by militants. Then PH was too hot to even visit. 2 Likes |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by mrvitalis(m): 7:23pm On Mar 09 |
Ruke1989:So who is using the resources now and where is it used to develop |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by Ojiofor: 7:33pm On Mar 09 |
AdeYORUFAFO: GBAM! |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by gidgiddy: 7:35pm On Mar 09 |
AdeYORUFAFO: The question lis, why does your country produce militancy at all? |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by ehikwe22: 7:36pm On Mar 09 |
Stolen: If we have Anioma people in Anambra, then they should join us in Delta because we're majority. And fyi, there's nothing like a collective Anioma. Are there some Enuani related groups, probably. They should join Delta and unite with their Enuani brothers. I as an Ika man has nothing to do with your Igbo or even the ACRONYM called Anioma |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by AdeYORUFAFO: 7:48pm On Mar 09 |
gidgiddy: It is your country too, so figure it out. |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by BrodaBenad: 7:54pm On Mar 09 |
Stolen: You must be a dummy North central crossed river Niger Anioma Will be part of SE |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by oyichi: 8:01pm On Mar 09 |
AdeYORUFAFO:thanks for the write up, I know ashaka but that name is too weild to us but we don't have any historical, linguistics cultural and genealogical relationship with igbos as you call it, infact, the meaning of Igbo in our language here is slave, am sorry to use that language but it is the truth |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by BloomingDale(f): 8:03pm On Mar 09 |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by BloomingDale(f): 8:05pm On Mar 09 |
oyichi: Ashakas are Isokos. |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by Stolen: 8:05pm On Mar 09 |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by Stolen: 8:06pm On Mar 09 |
U DO KNOW THAT YORUBA INVADED BENIN AND THEIR WAS A WAR RIGHT, WHICH CAUSED PEOPLE TO FLEE? |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by BloomingDale(f): 8:06pm On Mar 09 |
BrodaBenad: No we won’t. No one speaks anything resembling Igbo in my mother’s village. |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by Stolen: 8:08pm On Mar 09 |
BloomingDale: A TIME WILL COME, WHEN WE WILL GET THINGS RIGHT IN NIGERIA. MEANING, WE WILL DO THINGS MATHEMATICALLY LIKE THE WHITE OR EUROPEAN. THEN, PEOPLE WILL EXPLAIN TO US WHO THEY ARE AND WHERE THEY CAME FROM, IN THE MEANTIME GO TO IDP. |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by AdeYORUFAFO: 8:13pm On Mar 09 |
oyichi: lol. This is your personal opinion and it is not representative of the truth. Igbo is one of the major ethnic groups in Nigeria, so there’s no way the Igbos could have been enslaved by a very minor Ndokwa (Assuming that Ndokwa people are not Igbo), so it is etymologically impossible for Igbo to mean slave in Ndokwa dialect. Also, talking about slavery, the Ndokwa people were enslaved by the Benin Empire, so you’ve got your history wrong. |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by Stolen: 8:17pm On Mar 09 |
ALL I WILL ADD IS KEEP ENJOYING YOUR CHAOS, ONE DAY IT WILL ALL CHANGE. SEE WHITE AND CALL IT BLACK AS MUCH AS U LIKE, U HEAR, IT CAN NEVER TURN THE WHITE TO BLACK. A FACT NEVER CHANGES, EVEN IF HEAVEN AND EARTH PASS AWAY. FOR NOW, ALL WE DO IS SIT BACK AND WATCH U MAKE A FOOL OUT OF YOURSELF AND LAUGH. IF THE WHITES WERE IN CHARGE OF NIGERIA DO U THINK WE WOULD BE HAVING THIS RET.ARDED CONVERSATION? DO U KNOW THEIR ARE THINGS NOT OPEN FOR DEBATE, BECAUSE IT IS RE.TARDED? |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by aswani(m): 8:31pm On Mar 09 |
Nelsondiego69: Anioma coming out of Delta will add a state to South South not South East. Sorry to burst your bubble. 1 Like |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by AdeYORUFAFO: 8:48pm On Mar 09 |
aswani: Your Yoruba opinion is not needed here. Also, whether SE or SS, Anioma people are Igbos. 1 Like |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by gidgiddy: 8:49pm On Mar 09 |
oyichi: Influence of neighbouring language? So why cant Ndokwa speak Uhrobo/Sokoto that is next door to them? |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by aswani(m): 9:07pm On Mar 09 |
AdeYORUFAFO: Feel free to go and set up your own discussion portal, I promise to stay away. You can also ignore my posts, I would be OK with it. Once more, for the hard of hearing, this is a Nigerian portal to discuss Nigerian matters. |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by Stolen: 9:23pm On Mar 09 |
AdeYORUFAFO: FACT! |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by DMerciful(m): 9:58pm On Mar 09 |
You guys fight over nothing like children. Anioma state should be created and Nigeria should adopt a more equitable system of sharing resources Ruke1989: |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by RevDesm0ndJuju: 10:09pm On Mar 09 |
Stolen: The constitutional process for state creation involves conducting a referendum among the people within the proposed area . The Asaba people no longer have a choice in the matter haven sold their lands to ibos. Ibos from across the Niger are the dominant population in Asaba now and they will vote for Asaba to leave Delta. This is great as far as I am concerned as the demographics of Asaba and environs has since been taken over by Ibos. Long before Ned came out with his bill, I wrote here advocating for Delta south and Central to consider having their own state. Thank God Ned in his infinite stupidity has started Anioma project on his own accord . In a few years, no indigene of Anioma will ever get to govern or represent his or her state. Instead it will be you ibos . The fact that you who is not indegenous to Anioma is here hyperventilating over the genuine concerns, fears and reservation of this Ndokwa man shows your real intentions in wanting this Anioma to be added to the SE. FYI, if the Ndokwa refuse to be part of Anioma by voting in a referendum not to leave Delta state, there's nothing you IPOB land grabbing theives can do about it .I will tell you now that outside Asaba and Ika, no other people of Delta north will agree to join Ned in his foolhardy adventure that is only geared towards making Ned to answer Mr Governor for 8yrs max. d 1 Like |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by RevDesm0ndJuju: 10:16pm On Mar 09 |
AdeYORUFAFO: And it's not you to decide. The author is from Delta North and an Ndukwa man to be precise and he has stated his reservations towards having Anioma join the SE. It is people like the author that will vote in any future plebiscite and not you meddlesome interlopers from across the Niger. 2 Likes |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by AdeYORUFAFO: 10:25pm On Mar 09 |
RevDesm0ndJuju: First, it is Ndokwa and not Ndukwa. Second, the leaders of Delta north all agree that Anioma deserves a state, so whether SE or SS is irrelevant as the constitution does not recognize geopolitical zones. We are all Igbos irrespective of a political terminology. Third, an overwhelming majority of Delta Igbos value the opinion of their kin across the Niger. Fourth, you’re the meddling interloper here as your Yoruba opinion is neither wanted nor needed. So focus on pressing issues in your Yoruba land like the division among Ibadan, aworis, Ijebus, ilajes etc; the rampant ritualism; white collar fraud among your Yoruba; criminality among your Obas; your perpetual state of hunger etc. 3 Likes |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by RevDesm0ndJuju: 10:31pm On Mar 09 |
Ojiofor: If this Anioma thing scale through to which I am totally in support of, one thing is sure irrespective of which Zone Anioma is attached to , and that is no Anioma indigene will ever rule that state after the buffon Ned finishes his term as governor. From that point on, Anioma will be like Lagos and be ruled and politically dominated by core ibos . I am very happy that Ned is doing Gods work by advocating for Anioma because Asaba is now dominated by you ibos - a scenario I wrote here long before Ned came out with his bill did not augur well for us non ibos in Delta south and Central. A scenario were the state capital is overrun by Ibo migrants will sooner or later offset the fragile rotational system in place . Delta will eventually end up looking like both Rivers and Lagos with the dominant migrant ibos from outside the state dominating the political sphere . I thank God we have a very foolish and myopic individual like NEd doing us a favour by advocating to carry Anioma away with its very potent Ibo problem . |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by RevDesm0ndJuju: 10:34pm On Mar 09 |
AdeYORUFAFO: Just ensure that this Anioma thing happens . I don't want there ever to be any mistake of dragging the entire Delta Ito your Biafra shithole By the way , I am from Delta south . |
Re: Anioma State: A Misguided Proposal With Dangerous Implications. by RevDesm0ndJuju: 10:37pm On Mar 09 |
AdeYORUFAFO: Read this thread I created here. https://www.nairaland.com/7860905/abia-belongs-ibibio#126120837 You will understand why I am so happy to hear of Anioma state creation and why I am in total support of it . You hypocrites will castigate Yorubas for claiming Lagos but see what you are all doing by dragging Anioma. Well it's good riddance as far as I am concerned |
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