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Seven women have been found dead in Igboland in just a month.
Another woman has been discovered dead in Isiala Ngwa LGA, Abia State. She was found in a pit following a fight with her tenant over a piece of land.
The tenant alleged his landlady insulted him after their argument over the land.
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Oyibo spent years conditioning the African mind to always associate mischief with the Black Man/African, and to never see the moral bankruptcy of the Oyibo.
Unless this injected mentality is discarded, the road will continue to be rough for us as a people.
For example, so many Africans have no idea that these people are inventors of corruption.
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He didn’t call president Tinubu afonja he called a Yoruba man and the Yorubas afonja !
I like this guy @D9jahistorian and his ideology
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If it was the yorubas who have done this to the ibos in the west, internet would have been on fire now, but it will soon happen because we can't allow them to continue with their fake products and criminal activities in yoruba land
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Nemesis of ibo started in yorubaland the very day they started calling lagos no man's land .
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Anambra people has driven the Ebonyi people from their land, see them trekking from anambra to their state
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Pastor Joel Adedeji speaks on how he did money r!tuals
The money came but was told he can not buy a car or build a house
He enjoyed the money for 4-5 years but he faced some challenges
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Why other ethnic groups don't want to be associated with the Igbos to have a common national identity (Biafra)!
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Tragic.
A Ukrainian soldier found by Russian forces after being abandoned by his unit recounts his experience.
He says: "I was taken and forced to go to war."
The Ukrainian military has run out of troops and is now sending civilians to the front lines.
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Breaking news ‼️‼️another ibo strike again o grape gf and kpai her .why Nnyamiri dey kpai thier gf dis days?women be careful out there oo
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AFRICANS DISCUSS IGBO BEHAVIOUR! WATCH 📹📺
Cameroonian journalists are discussing the behaviour, delusions, and atrocities of the Igbos.
This will be the fourth video I have seen where African countries are discussing the crimes of the Igbo tribe from Nigeria.
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“All Igbo Business Men Knew About Those Producing F.ake D.rugs, that's why they don't take Champagne or Gin. They take beer instead!”
CDO Official
"If u don collect Opay loan, dia is a way u fit no pay back. Just change your phone number & port 2 anoda network"
— Obidences scam logic (2026)
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When nigeria is return back to regional government every region will be fully in charge of there security .
Yoruba will erase every allearamce of Fulani from d entire Yorùbáland & that includes d extremist form of d Islam which she confessed that Fulanis brought into Nigeria
D fact dat Fulani agitation is increasing is an indication dat Iru-ekun is effective
Pls keep it up Iru-Ekun
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First, the Izala/JIBWIS elders claimed he could have been a "spy" sent to infliyrate them. Their minions went all out to say that the video was doctored, until we started showing them more chants he has made. Then, the elders stood right by him, in solidarity?
This guy didn't just say he wanted to kill an unbeliever. He wanted to commit mass murder. He said he needed his AK-47 to go
Cikin arna - the midst of unbelievers
Suna murna - (when) they're celebrating or rejoicing
Suna tapi - (while) they're clapping
Na basu wuta - I open fire on them
Rudum dudududum - ratatata.
He has sung this multiple times and had made different recordings of him singing the song. There are other guys of his age around him and many kids who would be trained with this ideology. Multiple people liked the videos.
This is the person they're standing in solidarity with. I just thought you should know.
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I don’t know the point you are trying to make but before you start to have some false ideas, let me quickly bring you back to documented reality.
For agbada, in 1772, Robert documented that persons of rank in Dahomey wore large cotton clothes(agbada) of excellent worksmaship and were manufactured in Oyo which the Dahomeans wore as “upper garment”
I've been occupied lately.
Don't forget that the concept of loose, baggy, drawstring trousers originated in North Africa and the Middle East, where they are known in Arabic as the "sirwal". They were introduced into Nigeria through the north, particularly Kano and Katsina, between the 11th and 14th centuries.
Contrary to your document by Tunde Akinwumi, in Volume II, page 213, Richard Lander who's Clapperton’s companion, clearly described differences in social status among the Yorubas, noting that poor and enslaved people wore animal skins.
Then, in Volume I, pages 111–112, Clapperton clearly noted how the Yorubas valued wealth and outward appearance over integrity.
Again, the word Gele was not mentioned in any of these books. 😭
Ngwa'nu, read for yourself! 😤
@AmodaOgunlere @NoNonsensezone
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Did you know there was a 9-month ASUU strike in 2020?
A 2-week warning strike started on March 9, and the indefinite strike kicked off on March 23, lasting until Dec 23. The COVID-19 lockdown swallowed up most of it, so we didn’t really feel the impact at first.
But I remember so well when the lockdown was lifted, then came the EndSARS sit-at-home. Even after that was over, we still couldn't resume because ASUU hadn't called off the strike. A lot really went down in 2020.