moneyissweet:
What is mata mma ike? It should be Mara nma nke ukwu.... You people should stop speaking swahili in the name of igbo language.

As original Igbo man, I hardly understand wen abiriba person speaks. That language is a very unique one!✍️

kingjoe:
Abiriba pronounced as e-briba is located in ohafia LGA of abia state. A small town but has produced great businessmen .manufacturers and traders.worthy of mention is rt col ebitu ukiwe .2nd in command in babangida regime.kalu nnana kalu .star paper mill.now late.her indigenes are all over the world and in various walks of life. During Christmas and new year celebrations you will appreciate the town as it usually a beauty to behold.

stagger:


Orji Uzor Kalu is from Igberre, which is not too far from Abiriba.

Ezennwa:
hmm!

Orji Uzor Kalu really tried in that village, that's his village, but that place is not the real small London In Abia State.

The small London in Abia State is where I currently reside. Below is the picture

Ezennwa:
hmm!

Orji Uzor Kalu really tried in that village, that's his village, but that place is not the real small London In Abia State.

The small London in Abia State is where I currently reside. Below is the picture

ChrisKels:


If you were truly an Igbo, you would know that "Igbo na-asu n'olu n'olu" which means we are dialectical, despite our Igbo izugbe (central Igbo)

Hedonisco:


That is the problem. Before you even reach the Abiriba from Sam Mbakwe Airport Owerri, you go know the kind risk wey you go take to meander through long roads, where any fate can befall you. But Abiriba is just a village. A very developed one though (no such village in the entire South West, check out a certain village called Iragbiji in Osun State).

If you want such desirables that I always look out for (better chilling joints and relatively few 'small small criminals'), visit Enugu, Asaba and Uyo. All of them get airport to make accessibility perfect, plus plenty hotels, slay queens and every every mede mede...and very cool, peaceful and low wanton crime rate like their yeye Lagos Mega slum.

Obalatule:
Abiriba people managed to turn their village into a massive estate without any government help or anybody in politics, Meanwhile this is Tinubus home town

PataAlhaja:
Ishilove, good evening.

I just checked your profile and realized you have spent exactly one year logged in as "Ishilove" on Nairaland.

It's none of my business but you could have earned a Master's degree in UNILAG with that time.

Nooel1:


Mugu! They're doing business here in Lagos and not idle unlike your people that are slaves in their own land.

obyrich:
I think Dubic and Bourdeux are also from there. Even Jerry Kalu.

Ishiewo:
even former vice president, Oko Ebitu Ukiwo

Grandmeister:

Abia state gets that bad rep because of some dilapidated roads in aba that has been recycled on the internet..when you look at those recycled pictures you will think that’s the real picture of the entire state..nothing could be further from the truth.

drealzum:
So just pctures of less than 5 people house make a place small London?
I laugh in Abirba!!!

stagger:


No mind am, and yet he calls himself an original igbo man. Does he know that the Opobo people of Rivers state also speak Igbo apart from Igbani?

Badonasty:


What happened to doing business in your cities fool...with the way you glorify your muddy villages one would think you’d all be staying there

ChrisKels:


Nwanne I bu onye Abiriba?

PataAlhaja:
Ishilove, good evening.

I just checked your profile and realized you have spent exactly one year logged in as "Ishilove" on Nairaland.

It's none of my business but you could have earned a Master's degree in UNILAG with that time.

Gracchus:
Yeye Lagos, yet y'll still keep coming their, isn't that ironic? Abiriba is 1million times better than Lagos, we know, how about y'll relocate their and leave Lagos alone, at least Lagos go breathe sef.

Nooel1:


Oponu! It's because of the sea port that was built with niger delta oil money.

stagger:


I have friends from there and I have attended the "iwa akwa" ceremony of one of them.