Ibo ancestors learning the Ibo language formed by the missionaries & is a mixture of different languages (Ika, Ukwuani,Enuani,Ijaw,Igala, Ikwerre,etc) current spoken ibo language is a missionary gift to Southern Nigeria,no indigenous group has right to it.
Early Apostles had to let go of even noble duties like serving tables so they could focus on weightier matters of the word of God and prayer.
I find it concerning that many modern apostles are so loud about sociopsychological help and "secular gospels" while claiming to be foremost representatives of Christ.
Either God has reviewed His demands for His chief servants, or many who want to serve God want to do it on their own terms.
In this exclusive interview with Voice of Enuani, the Okpala-Uku of Ogwashi Uku shares deep historical insights about the origins of Ogwashi Uku. He clarifies that the community traces its roots to the great Benin Kingdom, not from the Igbo tribe as commonly believed.
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is a princess of Ogwashi-ukwu
Enuani TV
@Rich_pips@colif_isabor@Simzyehizzy You have data and you can't search on Google. You're letting the whole world see your ignorance. Lol
Leave our small village for us please. Stay with your continent.
IF Americans, Israelites, Chinese, Japanese, Europeans, and the rest of the countries that the Igbos have claimed they are the ones that found them were from Nigeria, they would be fighting the Igbos right now like the Ikwerres, Aniomas, and the Yorubas that we don't know you
@Rich_pips@colif_isabor@Simzyehizzy Classification doesn't mean ethnicity.
Igala and Itsekiri are yoruboid languages.
Urhobo and Isoko are edoid languages.
But you won't hear them say Igala is Yoruba or Urhobo is edo
Besides, we like our small Ika like that, let your big Igbo continent satisfy you
@colif_isabor@Simzyehizzy There's an Ika proverb that says
“If you insist too much on collecting the debt owed to your mother, you may be reminded of the debt your father owes someone else.”
Video of Igbo ancestors learning the Ibo language which was formed by the missionaries and is a mixture of different languages (Ika, Ukwuani, Enuani, Ijaw, Igala, ikwerre, e.t.c.)
The currently spoken igbo language is a missionary gift to Southern Nigeria, no indigenous group has right to it.
Today, some groups like Arochukwu, Nzam, Igbedor, Ohafia,Nsukka,Abiriba, Mbaise, Oguta, e.t.c still retain their mother tongues while speaking igbo as a second language
After learning the language, they’re now claiming ownership, see how your ancestors learnt it