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If we call you a brother and one with ancestry of Ubini (Benin) Kingdom please do well to stand by us and with us at all time but if you chose to be a saboteur you will go down before the enemy.
If Benin Kingdom wasn't short-changed during the negotiations for independence and her monarchy system was restored, the country Benin Kingdom would have been the most advanced nation in Africa.
Benin Kingdom was a well working country,and the white who weren't bias in their description said the country Kingdom of Benin has a well structured institution and planned cities with drainage and lighting system far back as 14th century before greedy white Britain conivied and take over so dont talk like the white man is Alpha and Omega
Ancient Ijaw Movement In Niger Delta
Ijaw traditions trace their ancestry to the Oru (or ancient water/spirit people), seen as aboriginal inhabitants of the Niger Delta, Lower Niger, They were skilled fishermen, traders, canoe builders, and navigators who thrived in the creeks where agriculture was challenging. Some oral histories link early movements through areas like Nupe, Ile-Ife, and the Benin region, but emphasize their distinct identity and long delta presence predating many centralized kingdoms.
Ijaw provided valuable services: fish, salt, canoe transport, and maritime expertise for trade. Benins knows them as tenants, fishermen, or contributors in a landlord-tenant dynamic with peaceful co-existence at times, alongside cultural exchanges and inter-marriage.
The narrative that Ijaw being integral “dukes” at the core of the Benin Empire’s administration and the claims of Ijaw as a “vital naval force” or formal dukes under the Oba is obviously exaggerated, it was more of subordinate economic role (fishermen supplying the coastal corridor) not full integration as Benin nobility.
The empire was primarily centered on Edo (Ubini) structures, with influence extending to coastal corridors.
Edo people, I hope you’ve been watching what happened to Warri and the Itsekiris.
You still have a choice.
If you don’t act right now, defend your land and take every single political seat — governorship, House of Assembly, House of Representatives, Senate, local governments, everything, you will suffer the exact same fate.
Just a few weeks ago, a non Edo migrant wants the seat of representatives openly calling you Edo people minorities and incapable of representing yourselves in your own ancestral land. This is exactly how they start. Tomorrow, we will be forced to share our ancestral lands and political power with tenants and migrants.
You still have time. Use it or lose everything.
@zaddyofbenin@emmyglad001 Truly Zaddy, you should know Ijaw people are settlers in Edo. Your words are giving them a place in Ovia, which is unacceptable.
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Updates & Activity
Aza Wallet's "Ekioba" represents a culturally immersive Web3 platform centered on Edo (Benin Kingdom) heritage, combining digital payments, an NFT/artifacts marketplace, and AI assistance.
Core Features Highlighted
Iyobo (Aza AI): A conversational AI assistant powered within the wallet. It helps users explore Edo culture, artifacts, blockchain payments, and the marketplace. The interface greets users with "Koyo! I’m Iyobo, your EKIOBA assistant," and supports queries on history, products, and commerce.
Marketplace & Commerce: Focuses on authentic Edo artifacts, fashion (e.g., Benin Baba shirts), food, and handicrafts from artisans. Payments use IDIA Coin via Aza Wallet. The app shows a "Kingdom of Benin" section promoting "Discover Edo Culture & Commerce" with buttons for Browse Store, Web3 Payments, and Edo Artifacts.
Cultural Emphasis: Strong Benin Kingdom/Edo identity, with visuals of traditional art, festivals, dances, and history. Posts promote "Edo to the world" and storytelling from an indigenous perspective.
Aza Wallet launched its app on Google Play (around August 2025) and Apple App Store, described as a secure digital wallet for online shopping, retail, and transactions with a cultural twist.
Marketplace expansions — Handcrafted goods, fashion items, and Edo artifacts.
Community & Education — Ongoing content on Benin history, artifacts, and cultural renaissance. The team emphasizes restoring narrative control for Edo/Benin people.
Token Integration — IDIA Coin for payments and ecosystem use.
The platform blends Web3 tools (wallet, payments, likely NFTs for artifacts) with cultural preservation — think a Benin-inspired OpenSea meets cultural education app with AI chat. It's positioned as part of a broader "United Kingdom of Great Benin" vision, including stores, tourism, and language
Availability: Mobile apps on iOS and Android; Telegram bot integration (@AzawalletsBot).