bigfrancis21:

That is not right. Many opobo and bonny indigenes descended from the numerous igbo slaves that would have been sold into slave trade, that later settled there. That accounts for the dominancy of the igbo language there. Without doubt, yes you do have ijaw blood but then denying your igbo heritage just because igbo denial is common in rivers state is another thing entirely. It would be better to state that both places are mixed. And your Igbo dialect which all of you speak is 'not just a language of communication', its very much alive within you guys, and most of you esp in opobo dont even speak the ibani again. Why not use ibani instead? The only native language your parents know how to speak is igbo and nothing else, and yet its denigrated to a status of 'just for communication?' Many opobo people have been asked why they dont speak ibani and their reply is always in igbo 'nne m ezi m, nna m ezi m' (my mother didnt teach me, my father didnt teach me). Its always good to speak the truth.

Fhemmmy: I never knew we have something this great buried or hidden away in Nigeria . . . This is just awesome.

Are people allowed to buy lands and just build their own homes there, how is electricity here?
What would be the cost of buying lands around here. . . . I just love it

Ikwerreboy:

Igbo man. u no go stay 4 ur state tah.

Ikwerreboy:

Igbo man. u no go stay 4 ur state tah.

ijawgirl:
theres a good, affordable hotel called Elizabeth suites

Elizabeth Suites Abalamabie Road Bonny

Chiwude:
When is the Nwaotam festival? Is it held December or middle of the month?

onojemma:

Is Bonny island in Rivers or Bayelsa?

ijawgirl:
The true island of rivers state

ololo30:
all our aquatic life is dead