Nduaguibe őf Umuakwu

I am Nduaguibe a tricycle mechanics and a boxer under Abịa state sports council

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@LetsGomics @KingsleyA4727 @aniky_bee Why u no get sense? If not for the war that took place in south-east and 20pounds policy by now we will be competing with US in times of infrastructure

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@LetsGomics @aniky_bee Ajayi that was sold into slavery 6 time around Yoruba land before been sold to Britain

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@omolile32b @BodeWarlord How did he no she was igbo

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@thisisAkinola Picture of Beyonce with general

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@omolile32b @BodeWarlord This woman can never be igbo

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@AprilWilso95357 Ur heart go fail ooooo

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@Eme_Rick_ U bet 1500 cash out 1500 and u are not happy

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@Cerebralgypsy @Icon_Ayodeji @calabartm @Achilles0055199 I mean u are a big fool for thinking I am jobless

U are not jobless and u nonsense

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Ichafu (also spelled ịchafụ, ichafo, or ichaf) is the traditional Igbo word for a woman’s headtie/headwrap. Igbo women have used headcloths and headwraps as part of their attire for a long time—well before the colonial era.​

History and origins
Headwrapping is regarded as an indigenous Igbo practice. European accounts from as early as 1841 (e.g., William Allen’s description of Igbo women, including wives of a local leader) already note women wearing headcloths. By the early 20th century, dictionaries and ethnographic records use forms like “ichafo” or “ichafu” for head-dress or head covering.​
Africansphere
Before the term ichafu became widespread, dialectal names were common, such as ụnarị / ụnalị / ụlarị (or similar variants) and, in places like Ngwa or Mbaise, akịsị / akịshị. Some linguistic analyses treat ichafu as a native compound roughly meaning “to gather and wrap” (from roots related to gathering/bunching and wrapping/binding the head). Others note possible influence from English “scarf” or French terms for cloth/headgear through trade contact. Either way, the practice of tying cloth on the head predates the modern dominant

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@wlcback14 You people are too daft and demented

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@damilare_2005 @wlcback14 At least our ancestors did not fall from the sky with chain like a slave

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@Cerebralgypsy @Icon_Ayodeji @calabartm @Achilles0055199 Such a big fool

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@mariolexxx Ogun or sango

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We all know is very hard to get in Enugwu their land is very as foolish as u are u did not ask them why they don't have pipe water or try to make research why there is no water
As for the English u are talking about is very hard for u to see an igbo woman from the age of 80 that can't speak English

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@king_ella8 Adam cheated who am i

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@king_ella8 Adam cheat who am i

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@Favourite_Gab No be ur fathers first and second be this

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@yabaleftonline Eh no go pass Akwa ibom boys

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@Cerebralgypsy @Icon_Ayodeji @calabartm @Achilles0055199 Show us one rural village in the whole of ondo and ibadan that is more develop them igbo etiti

We all know that is hard to get water Enugwu is not new thing

Igbo etiti is 100% develop than the whole of Ekiti state moron like taking nonsense

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@prince_dc21__ I did same thing to my sister but I regrets it because she later married a man am calling big bro 😭😭😭