Amarabae:
why do Nigerian politicians have poor taste in architechure?

tripoli007:
hope itsekiri ,urhobo will also get there own academy or academia as the case may be ..if not wahaala u dey find wahalaaa u go get ohhh

Famocious:
Good one there ...

Kaiama with a very rich historical background, had my NYSC orientation camp here in 2010, batch B , platoon 10

cuteboy2:


What is wrong with the architecture of the Ijaw National Academy? Show us the architecture of your school so we can compare.

zizoo36:
Ijaw people wey dey see themselves as d most authentic Niger Deltans and others dey attaché

tripoli007:
hope itsekiri ,urhobo will also get there own academy or academia as the case may be ..if not wahaala u dey find wahalaaa u go get ohhh

ThinkSmarter:
Bayelsa is exclusively Ijaw majority with minority Epie in Yenegoa.
[Itsekiri,ijaw, urhobo n igbo =Delta]

Kirigidi:

Apart from Epie-Atissa, there are several indigenous Urhobo-Isoko communities/ villages [e.g. Ofoni, Canaan, Anibeze, etc] located in Sagbama LGA of Bayelsa State. Even the Bayelsa State Commissioner for Works Mr Eghrujakpor, and former Commissioner for Education and who was also former Member representing Sagbama State Constituency in the State House of Assembly Mr Osusu, are from Urhobo-Isoko axis of Bayelsa State.

ThinkSmarter:
k,dunno before.
What of Ogbia?,are they truly ijaw? Or ethnic group of their own like Epie and Atissa ? One ogbia woman once told me that they re different.

Kirigidi:

Ogbia is entirely different language from Ijaw. Both are not even related. In language classification' Ogbia is not even classified as Ijoid language, rather it's classified as Central Delta group of languages which also include the Abua, Odual, Kugbo, etc. The Central Delta group are placed under Cross River language category. What this means is that Ogbia as a language is more related to Efik-Ibibio and Ogoni languages than Ijaw language. In the same way Epie-Atissa are classified as an Edoid languages, and are more closely related to Bini, Ishan and Urhobo-Isoko languages than to Ijaw languages. It might also interest you to know that today, the umbrella name "Ijaw" is more a socio-political and geographical grouping than a language grouping. That is why in many Ijaw organisations meetings English is popularly used as medium of conversation because of language differences among themselves. Ijaw today can be regarded as people of different languages united by the same environment and culture, and agreed to work together for common destiny and goals. However there is a language called Ijaw and it's mostly spoken in parts of Delta State and Bayelsa State.

Nellybank:
Abeg which one is Ijaw National Academy? What will they teach? Or is the wasted fund not enough to upgrade the already existing / decaying institutions in the state? Black men will always have a black aense

lastmanstandn:
One question, what is this for?

Afriifa:
Is that your problem? when ambode commissions a project you all laud it. now dickson did one of its own for his people, n u r there at home directing gov. dickson on what his priorities should be n not be.. did u voted for him? nonsense haters.

Nellybank:
It will help you reactivate your dilapidated brain since you don't know that Nigeria politicians are created ghost projects and making it an avenue to loot us dry. I am a Niger Deltan FYI and in whatever way I can advise or contribute to make leaders in my region know that they are not helpiing is us, I will. Don't quote me if you don't have what to say