Y'all really let Nic make about $17,000 a month from TikTok subscribers and another $40,000 a month on Snapchat, and after all that, he still never took Olandria on the vacation he said he would
@DonaldJohn22387@Crypto_muncher_@healthertainer@wakeymono101 Insulting me will never change the mere fact that you are disparaging your own ethnic group. The lack of education and humility will be the death of Nigerians. In addition, in order for all Igbos to work together, your way of thinking needs to be eradicated. Igbo is Igbo period.
@A_RWAC@OkwudiliUg@GeneralSnow_ You sound fucking slow. The fact that they targeted Igbo people in the North insinuated that it was INDEED about tribe. But then again ur a delusional starving idiot. Tf do u know
TERRIFYING: Christians are being hunted like animals in Nigeria.
An Islamist group invaded a Christian village and started shooting everyone in sight.
They are killing Christians on Eid and offering them as human sacrifices.
The media remains silent.
@AishaYesufu It is Obama that said Nigerians should vote for Buhari
It is Obama and his wife that held placards: Bring back our girls.
It is Obama that managed Buhari' campaign: David Axerold was in Nigeria working with APC.
Your effort to gaslight Nigerians is futile.
@Essense7133@regularJay22@Unruly_BlackSon@faithemeo1 Itโs funny that u believe ur superior based off the items white people gave you. N letโs not forget, the good ole white man said the kingdom of Benin was the most disgusting place heโs ever visited in west Africa because of your lack of hygiene and poor cultural norms (sacrifices
@Essense7133@regularJay22@Unruly_BlackSon@faithemeo1 Your โempireโsโ claim to fame is literally due to trafficking Black Africans. Your king was primitive and saw zero value in a person and white people till the is day laugh at you people. โYour so advancedโ but you traded people for fucking spices, Catholic attire and beads.
@Unruly_BlackSon@faithemeo1@regularJay22 Primitive person,Trading is the act of exchanging tangible items. So yes, the white man GAVE you beads and that Catholic priest attire you put so much value in. One can argue that the white man essentially GAVE you culture, since the beads are regarded as an โelite classโ item.
@faithemeo1@regularJay22@Unruly_BlackSon โDa white man gave it to me first!!!โ, shouts the Edo man. Faith, you might want to delete your comment, cultural diffusion is a thing. You donโt OWN the beads because it was never yours to begin with, regardless if the white man traded them to you. Stop being a primitive African
These documentaries should be studied properly.
1. Language classification: Ikwerre language is classified as part of the Igbo language family (Williamson, 2004)
2. Lexical similarities: Ikwerre language shares a significant number of cognates with Igbo language (Green, 1964)
Cultural Practices.
1. Traditional practices: Ikwerre people share similar traditional practices with Igbo people, such as the use of masks and initiation rites (Cole, 1982)
2. Customs and rituals: Ikwerre people have similar customs and rituals with Igbo people, such as the celebration of the Ofala festival (Isichei, 1976)
Historical Records
1. Colonial documents: Colonial documents, such as the British colonial reports, confirm the Ikwerre people's origins from the Igbo heartland (Colonial Office, 1911)
2. Oral traditions: Oral traditions and stories passed down through generations confirm the Ikwerre people's connection to the Igbo people (Ogbaa, 1992)
Archaeological Evidence
1. Artifacts: Archaeological findings have revealed similarities between the artifacts of the Ikwerre and Igbo people (Shaw, 1978)
2. Settlement patterns: The settlement patterns of the Ikwerre people are similar to those of the Igbo people (Ukwu, 1966)
Genetic Evidence
1. DNA studies: Genetic studies have found that the Ikwerre people share a common genetic heritage with the Igbo people (Scozzari, 2001)
2. Mitochondrial DNA: Mitochondrial DNA studies have revealed similarities between the Ikwerre and Igbo people (Kivisild, 2006)
References:
Cole, H. M. (1982). Igbo Arts: Community and Cosmos. Los Angeles: UCLA Museum of Cultural History.
Colonial Office. (1911). Colonial Reports: Nigeria. London: HMSO.
Green, M. M. (1964). Igbo Village Affairs. London: Frank Cass.
Isichei, E. (1976). A History of the Igbo People. London: Macmillan.
Kivisild, T. (2006). Mitochondrial DNA and the Peopling of the Americas. American Journal of Human Genetics, 79(3), 535-548. Etc.
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@Onye_Game@FrankSt26971561 @Ehis_Bukaty How can you say such a thing? Igbos are Igbos REGARDLESS of their state/town/environment. This is why it was easy for Igbos to be taken as slaves during the trans Atlantic slave trade. Being a decentralized people will always be our downfall. Learn from history and do better.
@JoelNiyi1@stev_biafran_ik@NoNonsensezone Then why not create your own country??? Why live in a country where your ethnic group is โthe only oneโ bringing in revenue to and for Nigeria? Your stance lacks logic.