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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by sanerugwei: 7:39pm On Nov 03, 2015
HopeAtHand:



The Ikwerres and Ekpeyes were never an Igbo speaking group.Its not like you lived in Rivers state or you are an Ikwerre..you are simply relying on lies told you by desperate Igbos looking to create a non-existent brotherhood with Ikwerres.

I'm not saying there are no shared words or traditions, neighbors everywhere in the world overtime share some words and form of tradition but saying Ekpeye and Ikwerre speak Igbo as their lingua is an attempt at mischief.

Please and please do not twist issues because of oil.

Hope@hand , it is a hopeless lie for you to say the Ikwerres are not Igbo speaking...when all the Igbo town names have been corrupted and prefixed with R. Eg. Umuola is now rumuola...umuokuta is now Rumuokuta...umubiaka is now Rumuobiakan...etc Obiigbo meaning heart of Igbo is now called Oyigbo abi na rumuigbo....Make we dey fear God o. History can be twisted but can never be erased.

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by zuchyblink(m): 7:39pm On Nov 03, 2015
Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by totit: 7:57pm On Nov 03, 2015
zuchyblink:
https://www.nairaland.com/2709471/list-oil-producing-states-nigeria
the real information

Taarr
Carry your aba made,lies comot for here.

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by Onyiido: 8:29pm On Nov 03, 2015
Keneking:
Where is Akpabio sef?
Anambra is coming to join soon and perhaps would be the least producing.
Yes ooo. But I wonder why none of the northern states were mentioned here owing to the fact that they are the biggest oil cabals in this country
Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by scholes0(m): 8:50pm On Nov 03, 2015
chuna1985:

Ur map is false, dubious and nonsensical.
Igbos have a direct access to the sea, educate Ur self with a real map.

lol
Where is the access point? undecided

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by Duru1(m): 9:30pm On Nov 03, 2015
The Republic of Igbo land will seal off all crude oil wells in its territory on the attainment of independence. The country will follow the Japan as a model. Only dumbass fools concern themselves with crude oil. In fact, mere service sector of Nigerian economic yields more dividend to the country’s GDP than crude oil sector.

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by adconline(m): 9:35pm On Nov 03, 2015
seunmsg:



Actually, it was the federal government that approached the supreme court for a constitutional clarification on the matter. The court in 2002 affirmed that littoral states can not claim revenue generated from resources in the exclusive economic zone and the continental shelf as they are the exclusive preserve of the federation. That was why the onshore/offshore dichotomy bill was introduced.
Read that offshore boundary overed 200 nautical miles pre and post independence?

Could this argument be applied to fishing trawlers operating 100-200 nautical miles? Do they obtain permit from state or FG?
Does Naija constitution recognize state's right to protect its territorial water?
Can rights to territorial waters be concurrent?
Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by Ritchiee: 9:45pm On Nov 03, 2015
chuna1985:



Ur map is false, dubious and nonsensical.

Igbos have a direct access to the sea, educate Ur self with a real map.
Cann.Chuna1985,why don't you give us a better map.I HATE CANNIBALS!
I SPIT INTO YOUR CANNIBAL LEFT EYE...

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by azzima(m): 10:33pm On Nov 03, 2015
Thought igbos kept saying "Nigeria keeps selling our oil". Half of Ondo output is the total of ABIA &IMO. Laugh wan kill me ooo.

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by HIPROFILE(m): 10:35pm On Nov 03, 2015
Ok
Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by stanech: 11:13pm On Nov 03, 2015
Phame:
until then, the one you are taking right now belongs to kogi people.

sorry to dissapoint you brother the oil is in anambra as of now theres no oil in kogi state
Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by laudate: 11:20pm On Nov 03, 2015
stanech:
sorry to dissapoint you brother the oil is in anambra as of now theres no oil in kogi state

Not true, sir!

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by IlekeGD: 11:27pm On Nov 03, 2015
xtrorse, the albino igbo gorilla,

you still dey here?

grin grin grin grin grin

Igbo people are use and dump people


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The Igbo Internet thugs who campaign for Goodluck Jonathan are an utter disgrace to humankind. They are, indeed, a strange species of homo sapiens. Maybe, they are a hybrid of homo erectus and home sapiens!
The Igbo Internet thugs who campaign for Goodluck Jonathan are an utter disgrace to humankind. They are, indeed, a strange species of homo sapiens. Maybe, they are a hybrid of homo erectus and home sapiens! Their actions are hardly compatible with those of people who have what the French call l’amour propre, self esteem or self worth.

A little over a year ago, Femi Fani-Kayode wrote a series of horrible articles well circulated in the media against the Igbo. Falling short of calling for Igbo extermination, Femi confessed his great admiration for Adolf Hitler’s Mien kempf, probably the most racist book in world history. All manner of people who called themselves Igbo Internet warriors were calling for his head. You would naturally expect them to kick against Jonathan’s recent appointment of Femi Fani-Kayode as the director of media and publicity of his reelection campaign, thus becoming the face and voice of the president, an Ijaw who has strangely been portrayed as an Igbo. But far from taking exception to this sacrilege, the self-styled Internet warriors, whom Oby Ezekwesili memorably calls Internet thugs, are rather now in cahoots with Femi! They quote him approvingly every minute. Why? Femi has a huge propaganda budget! Most of these Internet warriors are on his payroll, and their principal duty is to besmirch the integrity of Muhammadu Buhari, apart from raising cudgels, knives, daggers and guns against thoughtful Igbo people who raise questions about the propriety of their action. The Great Zik of Africa was fond of describing such irresponsible characters as knaves.

The knaves enthusiastically circulated a forged hospital document alleging that Buhari has prostate cancer. Just before this forgery, they reported online that Buhari had fainted at a campaign rally and was rushed to a hospital even when the same characters were commenting on Buhari’s ongoing campaign stumps in different parts of the country!

As Jonathan was about to visit Onitsha last week, they circulated a picture of a bridge under construction somewhere but mischievously claimed that it is the so-called Second Niger Bridge which becomes relevant to the president only during electioneering campaigns. The essence of circulating the false picture was to deceive their own Igbo people into believing that work on the mythical bridge had taken off in earnest. How some Igbo Internet fraudsters could have the courage to “419” or swindle their own people in broad daylight in order to please an Ijaw president and turn round to claim that they are the champions of Igbo interests remains one of the greatest mysteries of our time. It is revealing of the kind of ethics of the government in Abuja and their supporters all over Nigeria. It is also revealing of why some people in Nigeria and elsewhere think that the Igbo have too many Judas Iscariots, too many people eager to kill even their own family members for a mess of porridge.

On a personal note, I am deeply worried about the enthusiasm of a couple of professionals and Pentecostal pastors in this forum to indulge in this fraud in the name of politics. They need be reminded in public that certain actions of theirs do cause tremendous and eternal violence to their personal and professional reputations, to say nothing about their supposed religious callings. They are advised to read up the idea of the scandal of perception in Catholic theology. Put succinctly, their utterances and actions as ordained ministers of God or equivalent could cause some believers to lose faith in God.

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by IlekeGD: 11:37pm On Nov 03, 2015
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A Nigerian, Daniel Enemuo, and four foreign nationals were on Sunday executed by Indonesian authorities for drug trafficking-related offences.

Another Nigerian, Mr. Solomon Chibuike Okafor, was also executed. He was however being classified as a citizen of Malawi because he was arrested using a Malawian passport bearing Namaona Denis.

An Indonesian national was also executed for the same offence after they had all been convicted between 2000 and 2011.

Twelve other Nigerians remain on death row in the Asian country which resumed executions in 2013 after an unofficial moratorium from 2008.

It however did not carry out any execution in 2014.

Amnesty International and other organisations had pleaded for clemency for the condemned prisoners: Mr. Namaona Denis (Nigeria/Malawi), Ms. Rani Andriani (Indonesia), Mr. Daniel Enemuo (Nigeria), Ms. Tran Thi Bich Hanh (Vietnam), Mr. Marco Archer Cardoso Moreira(Brazil) and Mr. Ang Liem Soei (Netherlands).

Five of them, including Enemuo were executed at the high security prison on the Nusakambangan Island, off the main island of Java while the Vietnamese woman was executed in Boyolali district in Central Java. Five, asides the Dutchman, were convicted for attempting to smuggle hard drugs into Indonesia while he was convicted for operating a factory producing ecstasy. All had lost their appeals in December and were executed by firing squad early yesterday morning.

Indonesia’s Attorney General, Mr. H.M Prasetyo, insisted the executions were carried out in accordance with the law and were “not something pleasing or fun.
Indonesia must be saved from narcotics…this is a crime against humanity that damages the morals of the younger generation,” he said after the executions which have now caused a diplomatic row between Indonesia and Brazil and Netherlands as both nations have recalled their ambassadors in protest.”

Nigeria itself was at loggerheads with the international community following the execution of two condemned prisoners by the Edo State Government in 2013.
Resuming the executions has again highlighted the fate of at least 12 other Nigerians who remain on death row in Indonesia with about 100 serving various jail terms.

Most Asian countries apply the death sentence for drug trafficking offence.
A Nigerian diplomat who spoke off record, lamented that despite all the campaign against drug trafficking, some Nigerians choose to attempt to traffic drugs outside the country.

“What can we do for them aside pleading for leniency? When you know that the penalty for trafficking drugs to these nations is death, and you go ahead anyway, it is like signing your own death warrant,” the diplomat said.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in its reaction, said it received the news of the execution with sadness despite pleas for clemency.

It also clarified that Namaona Denis was a Nigerian but was arrested with a Malawian passport.

“And these, in spite of the very cordial relations that exist between the two countries, spanning the South-South Cooperation, the D-8, among others,” the ministry said in a statement.

It added that the federal government would continue to engage the Indonesian government with the aim of concluding a Prisoner Transfer Agreement (PTA) that could enable other Nigerian prisoners in Indonesian jails to return home to complete their jail terms.

“The federal government wishes to use this opportunity to appeal to Nigerians to restrain themselves from criminal activities, especially drug trafficking, which attracts the capital punishment not only in Indonesia but in many other countries.”
Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by stanech: 11:38pm On Nov 03, 2015
laudate:

Not true, sir!
where is your source?
Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by pazienza(m): 11:54pm On Nov 03, 2015
stinggy:

Don't let Olugbo see this ooo


Humour me grin cheesy cheesy grin

https://www.nairaland.com/2582369/ilaje-people-ondo-state-history

If Ilaje was Igbo speaking, it would have been hauled into Delta state and forced to take on a distinct ethnicity. That Olugbo that is Yorubaphilic will be forced to become Yorubaphobic or lose his throne to become replaced by a new Yorubaphobic Olugbo, who would be empowered by the FG and together with his new cabinet re write the history of the town and distort history as much as possible to present Ilaje as a new distinct ethnic group that even though is Yoruba speaking, is not Yoruba.

This was the fate the Igbo suffered in Southern Igboland as many of our oil bearing communities and clans were given distinct ethnicities and then lumped with the Eastern minorities in the old Rivers state.

From the article I quoted, Yorubas speaking clans in the old Bendel state were returned back to the current Ondo, which is why Ondo is oil producing today.

But on the case of Igbo speaking parts of the old Rivers, the opposite was done.
To make matters worst, they were even carving out the few newly oil producing Igbo speaking communities that were left in Abia and Imo, and joined them to Rivers state, where they were expected to stand as a new ethnic group, though Igbo speaking.

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by IlekeGD: 11:57pm On Nov 03, 2015
pazienza:


If Ilaje was Igbo speaking, it would have been hauled into Delta state and forced to take on a distinct ethnicity. That Olugbo that is Yorubaphilic will be forced to become Yorubaphobic or lose his throne to become replaced by a new Yorubaphobic Olugbo, who would be empowered by the FG and together with his new cabinet re write the history of the town and distort history as much as possible to present Ilaje as a new distinct ethnic group that even though is Yoruba speaking, is not Yoruba.

This was the fate the Igbo suffered in Southern Igboland as many of our oil bearing communities and clans were given distinct ethnicities and then lumped with the Eastern minorities in the old Rivers state.

From the article I quoted, Yorubas speaking clans in the old Bendel state were returned back to the current Ondo, which is why Ondo is oil producing today.

But on the case of Igbo speaking parts of the old Rivers, the opposite was done.

You're not making sense. Silly igbo trying to rewrite Yoruba history.

This is the largest Ilaje association and they claimed Yoruba : http://ilajeusa.com/History.htm

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by IlekeGD: 11:58pm On Nov 03, 2015
pazienza:


If Ilaje was Igbo speaking, it would have been hauled into Delta state and forced to take on a distinct ethnicity. That Olugbo that is Yorubaphilic will be forced to become Yorubaphobic or lose his throne to become replaced by a new Yorubaphobic Olugbo, who would be empowered by the FG and together with his new cabinet re write the history of the town and distort history as much as possible to present Ilaje as a new distinct ethnic group that even though is Yoruba speaking, is not Yoruba.

This was the fate the Igbo suffered in Southern Igboland as many of our oil bearing communities and clans were given distinct ethnicities and then lumped with the Eastern minorities in the old Rivers state.

From the article I quoted, Yorubas speaking clans in the old Bendel state were returned back to the current Ondo, which is why Ondo is oil producing today.

But on the case of Igbo speaking parts of the old Rivers, the opposite was done.


Another Ilaje association, once again, claims Yoruba

http://www.ilajecwa.org.uk/history.htm

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by IlekeGD: 11:59pm On Nov 03, 2015
All "igbo-speaking" groups denying Igbos..... while Yoruba-speaking groups claiming Yoruba.

Igbo people, I feel for una. grin

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by pazienza(m): 12:04am On Nov 04, 2015
IlekeGD:



Another Ilaje association, once again, claims Yoruba

http://www.ilajecwa.org.uk/history.htm

They rightly claim Yoruba because there are no external forces at play, trying to give them a distinct identity.

Eze Ogba, Ogbuehi Francis Ellah and his supporters in Ogba Maintained that Ogba is a branch of the Igbo ethnic group, but the breakaway groups were financed and encouraged to grow by the FG, they frustrated Francis Ellah throughout his stay on the throne, and immediately replaced him with an Igbophobic New Eze, who changed his throne to Oba from Eze.

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by pazienza(m): 12:07am On Nov 04, 2015
IlekeGD:



Another Ilaje association, once again, claims Yoruba

http://www.ilajecwa.org.uk/history.htm

They rightly claim Yoruba because there are no external forces at play, trying to give them a distinct identity.

Eze Ogba, Ogbuehi Francis Ellah and his supporters in Ogba Maintained that Ogba is a branch of the Igbo ethnic group, but the breakaway groups were financed and encouraged to grow by the FG, they frustrated Francis Ellah throughout his stay on the throne, and immediately replaced him with an Igbophobic New Eze, who changed his throne to Oba from Eze.

The same scenario played out throughout Rivers state. All Ezes with any allegiance to the rest of Ndiigbo must either renounce their allegiance, or abdicate their throne, and be replaced by an Igbophobic one.
Even non Igbo kings in Eastern region with any form of allegiance to Ndiigbo were not spared.

This was part of the post civil war internal policy of one Nigeria.

And this way, Ndiigbo lost all oil bearing Igbo speaking communities, alongside direct access to the sea.

The above was the aim of the policy.

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by pazienza(m): 12:08am On Nov 04, 2015
My argument was never if Ilaje is Yoruba. Any blind man just by looking at Ilajes and their names, will know that they are just Yorubas with riverine culture.

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by IlekeGD: 12:10am On Nov 04, 2015
pazienza:


They rightly claim Yoruba because there are no external forces at play, trying to give them a distinct identity.

[s]Eze Ogba, Ogbuehi Francis Ellah and his supporters in Ogba Maintained that Ogba is a branch of the Igbo ethnic group, but the breakaway groups were financed and encouraged to grow by the FG, they frustrated Francis Ellah throughout his stay on the throne, and immediately replaced him with an Igbophobic New Eze, who changed his throne to Oba from Eze.

The same scenario played out throughout Rivers state. All Ezes with any allegiance to the rest of Ndiigbo must either renounce their allegiance, or abdicate their throne, and be replaced by an Igbophobic one.
Even non Igbo kings in Eastern region with any form of allegiance to Ndiigbo were not spared.

This was part of the post civil war internal policy of one Nigeria[/s].

So the external force should be igbos who don't even know where they [igbos] came from? grin grin grin

You claim that Yoruba-speaking Ilaje is not yoruba [because of oil], yet you want to claim that Igbo-sepaking Ikwerre people are igbos......

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by IlekeGD: 12:12am On Nov 04, 2015
pazienza:
My argument was never if Ilaje is Yoruba. Any blind man just by looking at Ilajes and their names, will know that they are just Yorubas with riverine culture.

So son, what are you whining about?
Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by IlekeGD: 12:13am On Nov 04, 2015
" They [Ilajes] rightly claim Yoruba because there are no external forces [Igbos] at play, trying to give them a distinct identity.
"
- Pazienza, Nov. 2015

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by pazienza(m): 12:19am On Nov 04, 2015
IlekeGD:


So son, what are you whining about?

Just giving a historical perspective to the presence of crude oil in larger quantity in Ondo, and relatively lesser quantities in Abia and Imo.

While Oil bearing Igbo speaking groups that should have been in Abia or Imo were put in Rivers state and encouraged to take on distinct ethnicities, and as well as carving out the few remaining Igbo speaking oil communities in Abia and Imo and adding them to Rivers, the oil bearing Yoruba speaking communities in old Bendel were being selectively carved out and rightly added to the SW( Ondo in this case).

So while the SW was being carefully weaned to have crude oil, SE was carefully deweeded of any oil producing community.
Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by IlekeGD: 12:23am On Nov 04, 2015
pazienza:


[s]Just giving a historical perspective to the presence of crude oil in larger quantity in Ondo, and relatively lesser quantities in Abia and Imo.
[/s]
While Oil bearing Igbo speaking groups that should have been in Abia or Imo were put in Rivers state and encouraged to take on distinct ethnicities, and as well as carving out the few remaining Igbo speaking oil communities in Abia and Imo and added to Rivers, where as the same time,the oil bearing Yoruba speaking communities in old Bendel were being selectively carved out and rightly added to the SW( Ondo in this case).

So why the SW was being carefully weaned to have crude oil, SE was carefully deweeded of any oil producing community.

Someone already answer this lies you keep posting.

Ondo border remained the same before and after discovery of oil.

Pele, even if they find oil in Ogun/Ondo [which i am sure will happen], you guys will claim that the people in those states are not Yoruba grin

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by IlekeGD: 12:24am On Nov 04, 2015
scholes0:


Which rogue boundary adjustment is that? What were the ceded communities?
the boundary of Ondo state has remained the same since the days of the Old western region.
If anything , they should have allowed the Itsekiris of the three Warri LGA'S to vote to join the Western region as an hypothetical Warri state, or the Mid-West at its creation.

You people are shameless concoctionists who can lie for Africa.
You will stop at nothing in shoving your stupid agenda down everyone's throats.
In case you don't know, Nigeria's first oil was actually discovered in Ondo state in a place called Araromi, not Oloibiri in Bayelsa. (Although the first export came from Oloibiri)


http://nigeriadaily..ca/2009/10/crude-oil-crisis-in-nigeria.html

So, tell me how the rubbish you posted above there is true, when Ondo has always been an old Oil producing state, and I suspect there is even more, though not on the same levels as the big players such as Akwa Ibom and Delta.

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by sumboty: 12:24am On Nov 04, 2015
After reading most of the Comment here from page 1 to current page 15,, I now realize dat most igbo's comment are bias,,
You guys should start thinking with ur BRIAN and not with ur HEAD,,,,, just to remind you guys,,, Alico Dangote is building the Largest refinery @ Ondo State,,,, because according to his foreign expert survey Ondo State has the Largest Crude Oil exploit in Africa.....
With On-shore and Off-shore drilling
That is Crude oil on Land and on Sea....

Ondo State has the Second Largest Bitumen in the world, with an
estimated deposit of 42.74 billion metric tonnes, rank second to Canada as the world’s largest deposit of this essential natural resource.

Also, it has one of the largest
natural gas deposits in the world. Other mineral
raw materials available in the state include:
Granite, Marble, Gold, Gemstone, Clay, Diorite,
and Lignite. Upon completion of the Olokola free
trade zone, Ondo state will boast of the largest
deep sea port in West Africa.

And know this out of Bitumen Crude Oil is extracted......

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Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by pazienza(m): 12:25am On Nov 04, 2015
IlekeGD:


Someone already answer this lies you keep posting.

Ondo border remained the same before and after discovery of oil.

Pele, even if they find oil in Ogun/Ondo [which i am sure will happen], you guys will claim that the people in those states are not Yoruba grin

No it didn't. Ondo borders didn't remain the same.
Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by IlekeGD: 12:28am On Nov 04, 2015
pazienza:


No it didn't. Ondo borders didn't remain the same.

So get some facts to prove us wrong. Don't start making baseless claims.
Re: Oil Producing states In Nigeria - The Facts and Figures by pazienza(m): 12:38am On Nov 04, 2015
sanerugwei:


Hope@hand , it is a hopeless lie for you to say the Ikwerres are not Igbo speaking...when all the Igbo town names have been corrupted and prefixed with R. Eg. Umuola is now rumuola...umuokuta is now Rumuokuta...umubiaka is now Rumuobiakan...etc Obiigbo meaning heart of Igbo is now called Oyigbo abi na rumuigbo....Make we dey fear God o. History can be twisted but can never be erased.

Those names the Rumu ones were not corrupted. Those were native Ikwerre words for UMU. They just decided they didn't want their towns to be bearing central Igbo names, they wanted it to have a native Ikwerre flavour, it was their own way of showing the then FG that they no longer had any allegiance to the rest of Ndiigbo, it was part of their de Igbonization process.
Not even all Ikwerre people did the RUMU thing, it was mainly those of them in PH and Obio Akpor, the interior ones didn't change their names.


As for Obiigbo, that wasn't done by the natives, it was done by the then Ijaw controlled old Rivers state, who were eager to prove to the FG their hatred for Ndiigbo( in Nigeria of the post civil war days, you score cheap points from the FG if you demonstrate any iota of Igbophobia, and lose, if you do the opposite).

As Obigbo was detached from East central and added to old Rivers, in line with the FG policy of proving that no part of Igboland is oil producing, Obiigbo had to be de Igbonized, so she was renamed Oyiigbo, it was not the making of Obiigbo people, who themselves are of the Asa tribe of the Igbo ethnic group and the bulk of their people were still in the present day Ukwa West LGA of Abia state, where only them occupy till this day.

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