seunny4lif:
Blood of Goliath
Okada stop me here, I no dey go again
Watching in 10D
OP, hope you wear bulletproof sha

96xtr6r:
To the frustrated amInigerian and his greedy gang of people and land grabbers:

The song that a person hears before becoming deaf is still the song he will sing to the grave...


The Opobo/Nkoro people are mainly farmers and fishermen. They are of Igbo extraction. They speak Igbo language mixed with pidgin and Igbani. Just like the neighbouring Bonny, founded by Ndokis of Azuogu, slaves from the hinterlan transformed the demography of the area when the Transatlantic Slave Trade was abolished. Ijaws who came in as porters also settled there and the Igbo language was adopted. Although, there are no indigenous Ijaw communities there, most Ijaw migrants and porters have fully been integrated into the original indigenous Igbo communities.
http://www.magnusabe.com/
True confession by Magnus Abe.

patienza: "...After the Ijaws in Opobo failed attempt to dispose opobo off the tight fists of Jaja and his descendants, who are Igbos and owners of the kingdom citing useless and non existing minimah agreement.
You would think the Jajas don't know your agenda by now.
http://news.biafranigeriaworld.com/archive/2003/jun/11/004.html
Opobo is not a traditional town as we know it. It is a Settlement founded by King Jaja, and remains his estate and that of his descendants."


That notwithstanding every Eastern group is entitled to freedom of association and so can choose to go with the OduaArewanistan republic. It's their inalienable right.

amInigerian, leave Igbos out of your miseries and face OduaArewanistan republic where you're most needed as loyal, slavish subjects.

http://www.africabusinessworld.com/opobo-stepping-forward-to-claim-their-igbo-heritage/2015/10/27/

https://www.nairaland.com/2854834/how-suddenly-started-loving-igbos

https://www.nairaland.com/2910643/opobos-very-proud-igbo-heritage-dr-tina-edmund-oguokiri

https://www.nairaland.com/2693182/opobo-bonny-parts-igboland

http://www.opobiansindiaspora.org/opobo--culture.html

https://www.nairaland.com/2694105/tonye-barcanister-ndokis-bonny-tight-igbos

Nnamba:

Don't know why you get a hard on about Indigo

amInigerian:
[size=18pt]This is a simple question that deserves a simple answer.

How do they say "Come and eat" in Igbo.?

In Ibani it is "Bo ye fi"

How do they say it in your language?

Abi you don suddenly forget your language? Or You day fear to speak am here?
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amInigerian:

Read my post here: https://www.nairaland.com/2693182/opobo-bonny-parts-igboland/2#45689557
But while at it, why do you present nairaland and Biafra sources as credible sources for what you want the rest of the world to believe?

fulanmafia:
But why are the iPods dodging the OP's straightforward question?

I smell a decaying rat.

amInigerian:
[size=13pt]Due to the lies told by the south easterners that the indigenous people of Bonny are Igbos, I have taken it upon myself to permanetly expose their fraudulence here by spitting out here a plethora of Ibani nouns and sentences with their English meanings, challenging any Igbo claiming that the Bonny people who bought them as slaves and sold them to the white man became Igbo people by giving some of them their freedom, instead of the other way round which is that the slaves that were brought into bonny and granted their freedom through prescribed ceremonies by the Bonny kingdom, ended up becoming Bonny people.

Oya. How do they say "Come and eat" in Igbo.?

In Ibani it is "Bo ye fi"

Please other Ijaw people, let us hear how you say come and eat in your own language.

Luckily, many non-Igbos know the Igbo equivalent of the sentences I will put up here so I see no place to hide.

Oya! How do they say "Come and eat" in Igbo.?

In Ibani it is "Bo ye fi"

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playtheblues:
Bo ye fi.

Bia rie ife.

Sound quite alike.

amInigerian:
[size=13pt]Due to the lies told by the south easterners that the indigenous people of Bonny are Igbos, I have taken it upon myself to permanetly expose their fraudulence here by spitting out here a plethora of Ibani nouns and sentences with their English meanings, challenging any Igbo claiming that the Bonny people who bought them as slaves and sold them to the white man became Igbo people by giving some of them their freedom, instead of the other way round which is that the slaves that were brought into bonny and granted their freedom through prescribed ceremonies by the Bonny kingdom, ended up becoming Bonny people.

Oya. How do they say "Come and eat" in Igbo.?

In Ibani it is "Bo ye fi"

Please other Ijaw people, let us hear how you say come and eat in your own language.

Luckily, many non-Igbos know the Igbo equivalent of the sentences I will put up here so I see no place to hide.

Oya! How do they say "Come and eat" in Igbo.?

In Ibani it is "Bo ye fi"

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amInigerian:

[size=13pt]You have misfired. I have lived in Aba before:
Come and eat in Igbo is "Bia rie ihe"

In central Igbo, ihe means "something"
You chose a dialectical version where they say "ife" instead of "ihe"

You obviously chose the version of Igbo where they say "ife" instead of "ihe" thinking that it would correspond with what "fi" stands for in Ibani.
You misfired there because you did not know that they would mean
two completely different things in the 2 languages

Whereas "ife" is a noun in Igbo referring to something tangible in general,
"fi" in Ibani is actually the verb which stands for eating.[/size]

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"go" is "muu" in Ibani
How do they say it in Igbo?

"Cloth" is "bite" in Ibani
How do they say it in Igbo?

"Tell him to come" is "O beee boo" in Ibani
How do they say it in Igbo?

"Tell him to come so that we can start going" is "O beee boo wa mu" in Ibani
How do they say it in Igbo?

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omenka:
Mo I sight you.

See make sense comedy abeg.

Simple "how do you say come and eat in your language" they went on writing final year project that captures not a single sentence translating "come and eat".

#EpicFail!

NwaEzefuNaMba:
@OP

I guess you are from Opobo, but same time I guess you never read the story of King Jaja.


As for Omenka, I know I will find you here masturbating but I prefer ban than not insulting you this morning if you don't go back to your shell.

modath:


You!!

Make a dey sideline jeje, na this kain thread I dey learn history!

omenka:
Modath I sight you.

See make sense comedy abeg.

Simple "how do you say come and eat in your language" they went on writing final year project that captures not a single sentence translating "come and eat".

#EpicFail!

amInigerian:
[size=18pt]In fact let me make it easy for you. Let us take it slow.

"go" is "muu" in Ibani
How do they say it in Igbo?

Oya come and tell the world
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