omenka:
Fake news from Authorityngr.com?

Authorityngr belongs to Ifeanyi Ubah...Ifeanyi Ubah is coming out under the platform of APC to contest for the upcoming gubernatorial elections so he wants to use this news to "stroke the ego" of some certain people to help him clinch the APC ticket.

KanuJEWSarePIGS:
Just imagine Kippah (Jewish cap) on "Table top" head. How e wan take balance?
Even head shape no look alike. The last time I checked, Jews wears Kippah while table mat fit well on Cownu's slaves heads.

Hahahahaha!

baddosky1:


Authorityngr belongs to Ifeanyi Ubah...Ifeanyi Ubah is coming out under the platform of APC to contest for the upcoming gubernatorial elections so he wants to use this news to "stroke the ego" of some certain people to help him clinch the APC ticket.

So the Daily Post is also fake: http://dailypost.ng/2017/08/07/new-dna-test-result-reveals-igbos-jews/
So anytime you see something that you don't like you say Fake news.

Bacon21:


So the Daily Post is also fake: http://dailypost.ng/2017/08/07/new-dna-test-result-reveals-igbos-jews/
So anytime you see something that you don't like you say Fake news.

Media Houses "cull" stories from each other. It is a normal thing. The news originated from Authorityngr and Dailypost which is only an online news site followed suit.

baddosky1:


Media Houses "cull" stories from each other. It is a normal thing.

So anytime you see something that you don't like you say Fake news.

Bacon21:


So anytime you see something that you don't like you say Fake news.

And any time you see something you like, you say Authentic news.

So In conclusion we all agree that the Ndigbo is from........?

baddosky1:


And any time you see something you like, you say Authentic news.

Not necessarily if the news is true like this than it is authentic. This nonsense isn't difficult to disprove have several Igbo people take an independent DNA test like they did and it found nothing.

baddosky1:


Media Houses "cull" stories from each other. It is a normal thing. The news originated from Authorityngr and Dailypost which is only an online news site followed suit.

This Igbo, Jewish slave is dying to be recognized as Jew ooo.

OK, you are Jew. but Jewish slave, biko.

Bacon21:


Not necessarily if the news is true like this than it is authentic. This nonsense isn't difficult to disprove have several Igbo people take an independent DNA test like they did and it found nothing.

Jewish Slaves.

Elose11:



http://www.authorityngr.com/2017/08/Igbo-are-not-Jews--DNA-report/

Why naw ? Please let's check with the Chinese

KemjikaEme:

That you have not read,doesn't mean that such relationship don't exist.
It's simply means two things. You are ignorant of that fact or simply refused to read.
Igbos have had an extensive narrative of mingling with their neighbours in pre history.
What we call Yoruba and Igbo today are just creation of the 19th-20th century and are mainly cultural and ethno linguistic identities.
Prior colonialism, identity and acquizition of languages was fluid,meaning that people interacted with others and were bilingual in boundary regions.
Igbos have a well established relationship with Annangs, Benin, Efik, Ibibio, Ijaw, Idoma and Igala.
Some communities even share dual identity and culture.
Would suggest you read extensively if you wish to know.

No need to go into a spasm over my comment. I said I've never heard of, nor read in any book on yoruba history of pre-colonial relations between Yorubas and Igbos. Even if there was, it was negligible. I even mentioned influences from hausa, malians, nupe and benin. If there was, please point me in the right direction with facts / materials, and quit whining.

KemjikaEme:

Where? Back it up with enough evidence, taking us through antropological, linguisitic and genetical routes not some fabricated hypothesis and mythical stories.

There are several seminal texts on this. My favourite is History of the Yorubas by Samuel Johnson (an egba man, not a whitey oo). + there is a strong oral tradition in yoruba land. We yorubas are very aware of when we started to assume an identity of nation-hood, and have a very rich history and culture to back it up.

KemjikaEme:

That you have not read,doesn't mean that such relationship don't exist.
It's simply means two things. You are ignorant of that fact or simply refused to read.
Igbos have had an extensive narrative of mingling with their neighbours in pre history.
What we call Yoruba and Igbo today are just creation of the 19th-20th century and are mainly cultural and ethno linguistic identities.
Prior colonialism, identity and acquizition of languages was fluid,meaning that people interacted with others and were bilingual in boundary regions.
Igbos have a well established relationship with Annangs, Benin, Efik, Ibibio, Ijaw, Idoma and Igala.
Some communities even share dual identity and culture.
Would suggest you read extensively if you wish to know.

Secondly, you say cultural identities were formed in the 19th - 20th century, when there is documentary evidence of a treatise between Yorubas and Hausas from the 16th century, and the Ijebu dynasty of Obanta was founded as early as the 13th century? Mr Kemjika, I'm a yoruba man, and you cannot re-write my history. I'm in no way belittling Igbo ancestry / culture - we are all proud black people, but please wipe off that smug superiority complex that makes you think you can down-play the length and richness of my people's distinctive history and culture.

Bagehot:


No need to go into a spasm over my comment. I said I've never heard of, nor read in any book on yoruba history of pre-colonial relations between Yorubas and Igbos. Even if there was, it was negligible. I even mentioned influences from hausa, malians, nupe and benin. If there was, please point me in the right direction with facts / materials, and quit whining.

I listed the groups igbos interacted with in prehistory.
Whining? You are the only one that is making a mountain out of a mole hill. It's none of my business if my comment got you frustrated.
Must there be a relationship between pre colonial igbos and yorubas?
The groups i mentioned were the ones that mingled with igbos, which actually is to cut off that moronic 'igbos have the history' trash.

Bagehot:


No need to go into a spasm over my comment. I said I've never heard of, nor read in any book on yoruba history of pre-colonial relations between Yorubas and Igbos. Even if there was, it was negligible. I even mentioned influences from hausa, malians, nupe and benin. If there was, please point me in the right direction with facts / materials, and quit whining.

Surely,you've not read about the Yoruba and Igala groups living amongst the Eastern and Western igbos. You should read more and stop making belligerent comments!

Bagehot:


There are several seminal texts on this. My favourite is History of the Yorubas by Samuel Johnson (an egba man, not a whitey oo). + there is a strong oral tradition in yoruba land. We yorubas are very aware of when we started to assume an identity of nation-hood, and have a very rich history and culture to back it up.

You are merely being repetitious.
What is your origin? Back it up with linguistic,genetics and anthropological evidence. I don't need long oral narratives coloured with myths and folktales.

Bagehot:

Secondly, you say cultural identities were formed in the 19th - 20th century, when there is documentary evidence of a treatise between Yorubas and Hausas from the 16th century, and the Ijebu dynasty of Obanta was founded as early as the 13th century? Mr Kemjika, I'm a yoruba man, and you cannot re-write my history. I'm in no way belittling Igbo ancestry / culture - we are all proud black people, but please wipe off that smug superiority complex that makes you think you can down-play the length and richness of my people's distinctive history and culture.

Parochial mentality! I can't remember mentioning that you had no culture.
I stated that what we call Yoruba and Igbo is a fairly recent identity and that they are both ethno linguistic groups. Meaning that people that identify as Yoruba/igbo today didn't carry that identity some 300yrs ago but were rather members of a cultural group like Nri,Isu(igbo) or Awori, Remo(Yoruba).
The ethnic tags are just a matter of convenience to many clans that make up the current Igbo and Yoruba ethnic groups.
They are just people unified by language and culture and may not share same a hetrogenous root 200yrs ago. No ethnic group is homogenous anyway.
Why don't you look up ethno linguistic group and stop responding like an angry child.
I'm not here to pacify or argue with anyone!

KemjikaEme:

There is no shame here. People have different physiological features. It is just like stating that many Fulanis have light skin and narrow faces or the[b] Sudanese are mostly dark.[/b] Or that Khoi San people have mongoloid features.
There is no falling hand here. Remove the inferiority complex and ignorance from your mind.

These people represent 60 percent of the population today. lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CwUYekLRDM




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfAeYFZ1mrQ

Biko, maku nah explain am to me o


Does actualization of Biafra depend on Igbos having Jewish ancestry?

EasternLeopard:



You see why you guys lack wisdom


Is Ifeanyi Ubah a Pro Nigerian or Pro Biafran.?



Who doesn't know that Ifeanyi Ubah is anti Biafra and do not wish to see the rise of Biafra



See the reasons why you can't stop the rise of Biafra





1) Fulani herdsmen terrorism


2) Absence of functional international infrastructures like seaports riverports airports and railway lines



3) Absence of Resource Control


4) Absence of State power to build international infrastructures.

victop11:
Jews are not betrayers na... Biafra ko... Frabia ni... Set of educated illitrates

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SenatorM:
You Mean the claim that Oduduwa fell from Heaven?

Oduduwa indeed fell from the sky. It's
stated by Ifa. While Oduduwa the king came from Oke Ora however, the one which descended from the sky represent the creation of the universe which included the earth and the First human. First human was a black man too, just as the Oduduwa name depicts.