ghostfacekillar:
that's the rift we are having. Instead of capturing those outside. We are here quarreling about those that are safe

THE ONLY ONE THAT WILL BE LEFT IS RIVERS.

WE WILL CAPTURE DEM TOO AND HAVE A SEA FRONT.

Today, we are proud to announce to the world, that one of these worthy sons of Anioma, Senator (Dr.) Ifeanyi Okowa is the executive governor of Delta State. Since his inauguration on May 29, 2015, Governor Okowa has been doing his best to move the entire state forward.

He has been doing his best not to be a sectional governor. The speculation that the governor favors a particular senatorial district more than the other is not a fair judgment on him. We were aware of the activities of the Niger Delta Avengers, a group that almost crippled the economy of Delta State sometime ago with her continuous bombing of Oil facilities.

So, Okowa's attachment with our brothers and sisters from Central and South senatorial districts was for a good reason but, that does not suggests that he favors them more. By and large Okowa is the governor of the entire Delta State and he will continue to serve the interest of all Deltans. As Anioma people, we should therefore be patient with our brother, give him our full support and above all, work towards his re-election in 2019 for he is not going to fail us. In short, Governor Ifeanyi Okowa deserves the support of the Anioma people, and indeed all Deltans for a second term in office as there is no alternative to the Governor in the 2019 gubernatorial election in Delta State. Governor Okowa has excelled in the areas of physical infrastructure development, empowerment of youths and women, job creation, promotion of peaceful co-existence and the floating of social welfare scheme for widows as well as the provision of efficient, quality and affordable health care delivery.

hammer6F:
I AM NOT INTERESTED IN BREAKING UP ANAMBRA IN THE NAME OF STATE CREATION.

ANAMBRA IS SMALL ENOUGH ALREADY.

this matter has rested. Anioma is only for delta state

hammer6F:


THE ONLY ONE THAT WILL BE LEFT IS RIVERS.

WE WILL CAPTURE DEM TOO AND HAVE A SEA FRONT.

so u know wat i mean since? A viable south east that can breakout on its own without attaching to all of ss

aniomafirstson:


You must be very Ignorant

mumu! Ignorant of reality am seeing on ground or what?

Klinee:
Boast of what? Oil or what? common pack one side!
How can I compare anioma with entire SE, are they up to a section in Anambra state

we dont need this hear...we need one mind. The north is winning will we keep dividing ourself

selemempe:
so u know wat i mean since? A viable south east that can breakout on its own without attaching to all of ss

WEN THE IGBOLAND IS UNITED, WE ARE FORMIDABLE.

THAT IS WHY WE SAY IGBO KWENU!

IGBOZURUME!

hammer6F:


WEN THE IGBOLAND IS UNITED, WE ARE FORMIDABLE.

THAT IS WHY WE SAY IGBO KWENU!

IGBOZURUME!

my kind of language

aniomafirstson:

Some of your SEners prefer adada state

Adada state will never see the light of day because those lowlives and ugly thieves want to steal ayamelum in anambra into their wishful state proposal. Anyone thinking of taking any part of anambra in order to share in our divine superiority has a better chance of adding the entire kano state into their new state!

The Anioma people are peaceful, hardworking and accommodating. Besides Delta State, Anioma people can also be found in Igbanke, Ogan, Iru, Owa Nikeke, Ekpon and Abudu areas of Edo State, Onitsha, Obosi, Ogidi, Ozubulu and Orifite areas of Anambra State, Oguta area of Imo State and Ndoni area of Rivers State. The Anioma people are educated, industrious, innovative and exposed. The rich diverse and unique cultural heritage of the Anioma people distinguished them from other ethnic nationalities in Nigeria.

The second question: Are Anioma people Igbos?
There have been several debates about the true origin of the Anioma people and the language they speak. There is a strong belief that the Anioma people are Igbos and that they speak Igbo language. To keep the record straight, the Anioma people are not Igbos and they do not speak Igbo language. The Anioma people speak, "Enuani, Ika and Ukwuani languages".

We are proud of our identity; our identity is our pride, strength and unifying factor. Our Anioma attire (Akwa Anioma) is recognized anywhere in the world. There may be similarities in some Anioma and Igbo names: such as Chukwuma, Chukwuka, Chukwudi, Ngozi, Udoka, among other names that have the same spellings, pronunciations and meanings like that of the Igbos but, the fact remains that we are not Igbos. We may also have some similarities in language that does not make us Igbo people.
The Aniocha and Oshimili though are closer to the Anambra people cannot be referred to as Igbo people. The same could be said of Owa people in Ika North East Local Government whose ancestral home is believed to be Nri, in Anambra State. The Ndokwa and Ukwuani areas are a mix of different peoples, some with a strong claim to Benin ancestry while others claim to different origin. The Abohs and some clans in the region claimed to have left Benin in the 16th century or earlier in the same wave of migration that established most of the Igbo speaking towns West of the Niger and even Onitcha in the East. Some sections of the Abohs believed that they are direct descendants of people from Benin while others look across the Niger into the Igbo hinterland as their origin, yet some even look far up the Niger, Igala as their ancestral home.

selemempe:
ghostfacekillar aniomafirstson ikenna0b ariesbull pazienza brownroofrep come and see the person u are taking seriously and quoting on this thread.

If u guys believe that this dude and juliusmalema are igbos then it means that u guys are still new to nairaland. These 2 dudes are nowhere near the east...pls stop quoting them i beg una

Amam na fa bu ndi ofee....well it's well

hammer6F:


THE ONLY ONE THAT WILL BE LEFT IS RIVERS.

WE WILL CAPTURE DEM TOO AND HAVE A SEA FRONT.

lol i ave lost hope that place. Ikwerre is four local government. Even etches. Ogbas. Ndoni. Opobo ibani. All this people speaks igbo language and answers igbo name. It would ave been better they formed one big ethnic group but instead they divided themselves even more. Am ikwerre. Am ekpaohia. Am etche. . Stuffs like dat. They think we want their oil. Onitsha is enough for us at least the river niger if dredged will epp us.

pazienza:
The Anioma people are peaceful, hardworking and accommodating. Besides Delta State, Anioma people can also be found in Igbanke, Ogan, Iru, Owa Nikeke, Ekpon and Abudu areas of Edo State, Onitsha, Obosi, Ogidi, Ozubulu and Orifite areas of Anambra State, Oguta area of Imo State and Ndoni area of Rivers State. The Anioma people are educated, industrious, innovative and exposed. The rich diverse and unique cultural heritage of the Anioma people distinguished them from other ethnic nationalities in Nigeria.

The second question: Are Anioma people Igbos?
There have been several debates about the true origin of the Anioma people and the language they speak. There is a strong belief that the Anioma people are Igbos and that they speak Igbo language. To keep the record straight, the Anioma people are not Igbos and they do not speak Igbo language. The Anioma people speak, "Enuani, Ika and Ukwuani languages".

We are proud of our identity; our identity is our pride, strength and unifying factor. Our Anioma attire (Akwa Anioma) is recognized anywhere in the world. There may be similarities in some Anioma and Igbo names: such as Chukwuma, Chukwuka, Chukwudi, Ngozi, Udoka, among other names that have the same spellings, pronunciations and meanings like that of the Igbos but, the fact remains that we are not Igbos. We may also have some similarities in language that does not make us Igbo people.
The Aniocha and Oshimili though are closer to the Anambra people cannot be referred to as Igbo people. The same could be said of Owa people in Ika North East Local Government whose ancestral home is believed to be Nri, in Anambra State. The Ndokwa and Ukwuani areas are a mix of different peoples, some with a strong claim to Benin ancestry while others claim to different origin. The Abohs and some clans in the region claimed to have left Benin in the 16th century or earlier in the same wave of migration that established most of the Igbo speaking towns West of the Niger and even Onitcha in the East. Some sections of the Abohs believed that they are direct descendants of people from Benin while others look across the Niger into the Igbo hinterland as their origin, yet some even look far up the Niger, Igala as their ancestral home.

bro stop doing this. Wat is the point?

pazienza:
The Anioma people are peaceful, hardworking and accommodating. Besides Delta State, Anioma people can also be found in Igbanke, Ogan, Iru, Owa Nikeke, Ekpon and Abudu areas of Edo State, Onitsha, Obosi, Ogidi, Ozubulu and Orifite areas of Anambra State, Oguta area of Imo State and Ndoni area of Rivers State. The Anioma people are educated, industrious, innovative and exposed. The rich diverse and unique cultural heritage of the Anioma people distinguished them from other ethnic nationalities in Nigeria.

The second question: Are Anioma people Igbos?
There have been several debates about the true origin of the Anioma people and the language they speak. There is a strong belief that the Anioma people are Igbos and that they speak Igbo language. To keep the record straight, the Anioma people are not Igbos and they do not speak Igbo language. The Anioma people speak, "Enuani, Ika and Ukwuani languages".

We are proud of our identity; our identity is our pride, strength and unifying factor. Our Anioma attire (Akwa Anioma) is recognized anywhere in the world. There may be similarities in some Anioma and Igbo names: such as Chukwuma, Chukwuka, Chukwudi, Ngozi, Udoka, among other names that have the same spellings, pronunciations and meanings like that of the Igbos but, the fact remains that we are not Igbos. We may also have some similarities in language that does not make us Igbo people.
The Aniocha and Oshimili though are closer to the Anambra people cannot be referred to as Igbo people. The same could be said of Owa people in Ika North East Local Government whose ancestral home is believed to be Nri, in Anambra State. The Ndokwa and Ukwuani areas are a mix of different peoples, some with a strong claim to Benin ancestry while others claim to different origin. The Abohs and some clans in the region claimed to have left Benin in the 16th century or earlier in the same wave of migration that established most of the Igbo speaking towns West of the Niger and even Onitcha in the East. Some sections of the Abohs believed that they are direct descendants of people from Benin while others look across the Niger into the Igbo hinterland as their origin, yet some even look far up the Niger, Igala as their ancestral home.

Can you tell me what qualifies a village in east...anioma ?

Pls answer me because I have asked that question yet nobody seems to answer

selemempe:
bro stop doing this. Wat is the point?

The dude is beating around the bush

ghostfacekillar:
lol i ave lost hope that place. Ikwerre is four local government. Even etches. Ogbas. Ndoni. Opobo ibani. All this people speaks igbo language and answers igbo name. It would ave been better they formed one big ethnic group but instead they divided themselves even more. Am ikwerre. Am ekpaohia. Am etche. . Stuffs like dat. They think we want their oil. Onitsha is enough for us at least the river niger if dredged will epp us.

THEY ARE ALREADY IN OHANAEZE!

RIVERS IS NOT DAT COMPLICATED.

. The founder of Abbi, in Ndokwa West Local Government for instance, Amaha, the elders of Abbi are not sure of the location of his town but, it is believed to be in Eastern Nigeria. The Dein of Agbor Kingdom, His Royal Majesty Dr. Benjamin Ikenchuku Keagborekuzi I, in one of his recent meetings with his subjects at his palace called on them to stop promoting Igbo culture.

He further advised that the Igbo red cap should also be dropped as it is not a native cap for Agbor Kingdom. The revered monarch's statement clearly gave credence to the fact that the Agbor people share the same ancestral history with the Benin people and not the Igbo people.

The third question: How do we promote and sustain our rich, diverse and unique cultural heritage?
We are proud of our heritage, history and background. We are unique people in the world. We should encourage those things that will help promote us culturally and also, cement our unity. We should learn how to project Anioma in whatever we do. The names of our children should always reflect our Anioma identity. Our Anioma traditional rulers should give more relevance to our festivals.

The histories of the various Kingdoms in Anioma should be taught in schools. Above all, as Anioma people we should not allow our language to go into extinction. We should be teaching our children how to speak our native language in our various homes. Anioma is
our land, our strength, our pride and center of unity. We should therefore, imbibe the character of showcasing and promoting the Anioma course anywhere we are in the world.

selemempe:
bro stop doing this. Wat is the point?

lol pazienza really?

Hanseel1:


I suspected so earlier.

odiegwu

ghostfacekillar:
lol pazienza really?

The dude is running from pillar to post

pazienza:
The Anioma people are peaceful, hardworking and accommodating. Besides Delta State, Anioma people can also be found in Igbanke, Ogan, Iru, Owa Nikeke, Ekpon and Abudu areas of Edo State, Onitsha, Obosi, Ogidi, Ozubulu and Orifite areas of Anambra State, Oguta area of Imo State and Ndoni area of Rivers State. The Anioma people are educated, industrious, innovative and exposed. The rich diverse and unique cultural heritage of the Anioma people distinguished them from other ethnic nationalities in Nigeria.

The second question: Are Anioma people Igbos?
There have been several debates about the true origin of the Anioma people and the language they speak. There is a strong belief that the Anioma people are Igbos and that they speak Igbo language. To keep the record straight, the Anioma people are not Igbos and they do not speak Igbo language. The Anioma people speak, "Enuani, Ika and Ukwuani languages".

We are proud of our identity; our identity is our pride, strength and unifying factor. Our Anioma attire (Akwa Anioma) is recognized anywhere in the world. There may be similarities in some Anioma and Igbo names: such as Chukwuma, Chukwuka, Chukwudi, Ngozi, Udoka, among other names that have the same spellings, pronunciations and meanings like that of the Igbos but, the fact remains that we are not Igbos. We may also have some similarities in language that does not make us Igbo people.
The Aniocha and Oshimili though are closer to the Anambra people cannot be referred to as Igbo people. The same could be said of Owa people in Ika North East Local Government whose ancestral home is believed to be Nri, in Anambra State. The Ndokwa and Ukwuani areas are a mix of different peoples, some with a strong claim to Benin ancestry while others claim to different origin. The Abohs and some clans in the region claimed to have left Benin in the 16th century or earlier in the same wave of migration that established most of the Igbo speaking towns West of the Niger and even Onitcha in the East. Some sections of the Abohs believed that they are direct descendants of people from Benin while others look across the Niger into the Igbo hinterland as their origin, yet some even look far up the Niger, Igala as their ancestral home.

. Oga hw did they end up with igbo names. Stop all this nonsense. It's a case of reverse migration. When did the word anioma created. Was there anything like anioma during biafran war. Enuani Language is it not a dialect of igbo language. Do research and don't vase ur research on Wikipedia

In promoting Anioma course, we should respect one another. There is strength in unity, as the saying goes; “united we stand, divided we fall”. We should not discriminate or quarrel among ourselves as we project this great course of Anioma nation. The Aniocha/Oshimili man, the Ndokwa/Ukwuani man, and the Ika man, should see themselves as one. It is only when we work in one accord and in synergy that we will be able to achieve maximum result.

Anioma is our home, we have no other place, hence, it is very necessary for us to stay united and build it to an enviable height. A height where even development could easily be achieved and a height where investors will be willing and ready to invest without any fear of insecurity.

"In conclusion, we are Anioma people not Igbo people" .


We should be proud of our cultural heritage and background. I must say a big thank you to the National President and the entire members of Anioma Association, USA for the selfless works you are doing to move Anioma nation forward. I call on all Anioma sons and daughters in the United States of America to identify with this association for the overall benefit of all Anioma people. I am also using this medium to appeal to other Anioma associations or groups in Europe, Asia, South America and Africa to join efforts with Anioma Association, USA to build a better Anioma nation that we all will be proud of.

Finally, please let us have a standing ovation for the Executive Governor of Delta State, His Excellency Senator (Dr.) Ifeanye Okowa for the good work he is doing in pushing Delta State forward in terms of infrastructural development and say welcome to Chicago, Illinois.
Once again thank you all and God bless.

NonsoWow:
Adada state will never see the light of day because those lowlives and ugly thieves want to steal ayamelum in anambra into their wishful state proposal. Anyone thinking of taking any part of anambra in order to share in our divine superiority has a better chance of adding the entire kano state into their new state!

ghostfacekillar:
lol i ave lost hope that place. Ikwerre is four local government. Even etches. Ogbas. Ndoni. Opobo ibani. All this people speaks igbo language and answers igbo name. It would ave been better they formed one big ethnic group but instead they divided themselves even more. Am ikwerre. Am ekpaohia. Am etche. . Stuffs like dat. They think we want their oil. Onitsha is enough for us at least the river niger if dredged will epp us.

those ones are still doable.

North west already has 7 states so the other regions can also agitate for their 7th state after we get anioma.

We get anioma 1st and weigh the mood of the country...then we agitate for ikwerestate for south east

The north doesnt have monopoly of stupidity

pazienza:
The Anioma people are peaceful, hardworking and accommodating. Besides Delta State, Anioma people can also be found in Igbanke, Ogan, Iru, Owa Nikeke, Ekpon and Abudu areas of Edo State, Onitsha, Obosi, Ogidi, Ozubulu and Orifite areas of Anambra State, Oguta area of Imo State and Ndoni area of Rivers State. The Anioma people are educated, industrious, innovative and exposed. The rich diverse and unique cultural heritage of the Anioma people distinguished them from other ethnic nationalities in Nigeria.

The second question: Are Anioma people Igbos?
There have been several debates about the true origin of the Anioma people and the language they speak. There is a strong belief that the Anioma people are Igbos and that they speak Igbo language. To keep the record straight, the Anioma people are not Igbos and they do not speak Igbo language. The Anioma people speak, "Enuani, Ika and Ukwuani languages".

We are proud of our identity; our identity is our pride, strength and unifying factor. Our Anioma attire (Akwa Anioma) is recognized anywhere in the world. There may be similarities in some Anioma and Igbo names: such as Chukwuma, Chukwuka, Chukwudi, Ngozi, Udoka, among other names that have the same spellings, pronunciations and meanings like that of the Igbos but, the fact remains that we are not Igbos. We may also have some similarities in language that does not make us Igbo people.
The Aniocha and Oshimili though are closer to the Anambra people cannot be referred to as Igbo people. The same could be said of Owa people in Ika North East Local Government whose ancestral home is believed to be Nri, in Anambra State. The Ndokwa and Ukwuani areas are a mix of different peoples, some with a strong claim to Benin ancestry while others claim to different origin. The Abohs and some clans in the region claimed to have left Benin in the 16th century or earlier in the same wave of migration that established most of the Igbo speaking towns West of the Niger and even Onitcha in the East. Some sections of the Abohs believed that they are direct descendants of people from Benin while others look across the Niger into the Igbo hinterland as their origin, yet some even look far up the Niger, Igala as their ancestral home.

To you, are Anioma people Igbos or not.?

ariesbull:


The dude is running from pillar to post

aries don't mind them. Nonsense Anioma as a name was coined out from the local government in delta state. Even igbanke ain't among. Instead of mending fence. Some people will come here and cause trouble. Don't they know that obosi. Oba ichi. And other idemmili people see themselves as brothers

hammer6F:

leave that dude...if he is from anambra then sultan of sokoto is from ebonyi

selemempe:
those ones are still doable.

North west already has 7 states so the other regions can also agitate for their 7th state after we get anioma.

We get anioma 1st and weigh the mood of the country...then we agitate for ikwerestate for south east

The north doesnt have monopoly of stupidity

THE SOUTH SOUTH SHOULD FIRST GET A KALABARI STATE.

WAT IS LEFT SHOULD BE GOOD TO GO AS RIVERS STATE, JUST THE NAME CHANGE.

pazienza:
Today, we are proud to announce to the world, that one of these worthy sons of Anioma, Senator (Dr.) Ifeanyi Okowa is the executive governor of Delta State. Since his inauguration on May 29, 2015, Governor Okowa has been doing his best to move the entire state forward.

He has been doing his best not to be a sectional governor. The speculation that the governor favors a particular senatorial district more than the other is not a fair judgment on him. We were aware of the activities of the Niger Delta Avengers, a group that almost crippled the economy of Delta State sometime ago with her continuous bombing of Oil facilities.

So, Okowa's attachment with our brothers and sisters from Central and South senatorial districts was for a good reason but, that does not suggests that he favors them more. By and large Okowa is the governor of the entire Delta State and he will continue to serve the interest of all Deltans. As Anioma people, we should therefore be patient with our brother, give him our full support and above all, work towards his re-election in 2019 for he is not going to fail us. In short, Governor Ifeanyi Okowa deserves the support of the Anioma people, and indeed all Deltans for a second term in office as there is no alternative to the Governor in the 2019 gubernatorial election in Delta State. Governor Okowa has excelled in the areas of physical infrastructure development, empowerment of youths and women, job creation, promotion of peaceful co-existence and the floating of social welfare scheme for widows as well as the provision of efficient, quality and affordable health care delivery.

please are we discussing this about okowa here or anioma state

hammer6F:


THE SOUTH SOUTH SHOULD FIRST GET A KALABARI STATE.

WAT IS LEFT SHOULD BE GOOD TO GO AS RIVERS STATE, JUST THE NAME CHANGE.

thats another option

I took time to post details of Dr Chukwuma Nwaonicha presentation at Anioma conference in USA.

It says alot About the direction Anioma is heading to, that Nwaonicha would be offered the stage By Anioma people to point at SE with leprous fingers, and cap it all up, by telling us that Anioma is not Igbo, and left the stage with a thunderous applause and ovation.

The macabre dance is real. Any Igbo person championing Anioma state creation, would need to have his head checked.


Ogwuchaa ka ora m n'onu. Onye Ajulu, anaghi aju onwe ya.

selemempe:
thats another option

RIVERS IS NEVER LANDLOCKED, OPOBO AND BONNY WILL REMAIN AS PART OF RIVERS, ALONGSIDE OGONI, GIVING THEM ACCESS TO THE SEA.