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What we of former Eastern region,need to be doing now is to work as a unit and bring back, the glory days of our region. No point trying to convince anyone where you are from, because at the end of the day, you are Igbo to them. God bless The Eastern Nigeria.
Am not talking about anything picture here,my question is can you provide book written in that 1882 that says the royal family and the people were Joh men or ijo? That's simple task. Uchu
That's it, caused a lot confusion for people of Opobo to a point the younger generation are now confused about themselves, and not accepting their brothers from hinterland which would help in building up the areas.
I scarcely get what you are trying so hard to post here. Here's account of Bonny from the king's mouth in 1850s
When did Ijaw get into the equation, that's my question.
Now that you people are seeing that the guest you welcomed into your house, is there to take over your house and render you servant, it's time to let him go. Enough is enough!
According to the idiot who cannot point where it's written that Joh men lived or founded Opobo, Opobo is ijaw? Their boldness is something else
If not you're an idiot, can a grand son of an Arab man tell you that he's an Indian and you'll believe him?
Idiot
Are you more Christian than the pope? facebook.com/connectopobo/vi…
Don't mind them,as they occupied creeks they want to use the place as lunch pad to conquer people's land and identity,it can't work in this era.
This idiot is not different from other Creek reptiles that I have come across. This is the owner and founder of the house that Jaja led to Opobo,an Igbo man by birth,he was even a foreigner because he wasn't born in Bonny in 1840s this was written,so how did they became Joh men?
That's good, Ụmụ Igbo at the coast don't lose your territory, Brass people did now they're now emasculated.
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It's not about leave this Isuama people which is a tribe of Igbo anyway, trying to claim people who are not ancestors cannot work. Brass people were the ones whose tribes lived in Bonny with Igbos,so how did ijo or jomen creeped into it, like Fulani into Hausa is what am asking?
I like this battle going on, when you try to deny or hide yourself, your enemies know who you're. Peter tried to hide himself identity,who identified him? Slave girl,same is happening here.
Going forward a lot will be exposing.
Read it again lower Brass that's creek part of Brass,where your ancestors stayed in Brass was Akassa Creek there they learned what's originally Brass language just like Fulani did to Hausa,took their identities and now emasculated them. Akassa was too were British attacked
Sorry creek destitute that your vagabond ancestors took identity of Brass people you're what Fulani is to Hausa . You're a Stranger and wild people in what's today Nigeria.
Deals with it
Still posting nonsense as usual, just like when you read books of northern Nigeria written b4 1804 the account of people you will be reading is Hausa people and their language,just after 1804 going forward that changes Fulani speaking Hausa,are they same people? No.
Same with u
If he mentioned any Ijaw kingdom let me know.
Ndị ara
The son of Igbo in diaspora Dr Africanus Horton in 1860s literally wrote that in his book.
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Please keep quiet there, there's origin about ijo they're canoe men immigrants dwelling in their canoes until they were planted in Brass people territories,You never saw where your ancestors were called "pirates of usa" before?
I want you to underline the words "strange" "wild"
