isokomarine:
Nigerian are used to igbo ranting. We can't take igbo empty threat serious again in this country

Ok we are waiting for your drunk brothers.

isokomarine:
see this nomadic igbo trader.

Name calling won't save you
Your useless forsaken isoko land is too small

Nwanyiogwashi:

Which isoko sounding name are you talking about?
No isoko land in ndokwa East mister

what is the difference between nomadic fulani herdsmen and nomadic igbo trader but settled in other people community and start claiming ownership over it

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isokomarine:
what is the difference between nomadic fulani herdsmen and nomadic igbo trader but settled in other people community and start claiming owner over it

[/s]
Leaving your two underdeveloped Local government to start claiming people's land make you and your isoko brothers no different from Fulani education disadvantage drukers

Nwanyiogwashi:


Ok we are waiting for your drunk brothers.

separation of Isoko and Ukwuani wouldn't lead to war so stop deceiving your self both of us are peace lovely people we will use diplomatic

isokomarine:
separation of Isoko and Ukwuani wouldn't lead to war so stop deceiving your self both of us are peace lovely people we will use diplomatic

Were isoko and ukwuani together before? You have your own two local government while ukwuani have 3 local government so I don't understand what you mean by separation.

Nwanyiogwashi:

Name calling won't save you
Your useless forsaken isoko land is too small

you think that war is all about the number of dick you collect daily

isokomarine:
you think that war is all about the number of dick you collect daily

Yes war is like the number of dick your mother collect from your drunk brothers that lack sense.

Nwanyiogwashi:


Were isoko and ukwuani together before? You have your own two local government while ukwuani have 3 local government so I don't understand what you mean by separation.

you are just a nomadic igbo trader so you don't know anything about history

Nwanyiogwashi:

Yes war is like the number of dick your mother collect from your drunk brothers that lack sense.

we can never be as useless as your godsaking Anioma

Nwanyiogwashi:
[s][/s]
Is like you no well? Which isoko land are you talking about?

see this nomadic igbo trader

isokomarine:
we can never be as useless as your godsaking Anioma

That Anioma you call useless is your state capital and more develop than your two local government
That Anioma is today your governor that Anioma have a senator and three house of Representatives members Isoko is just a useless minority in Delta State I will soon become a governor of Delta State before an isoko man

Nwanyiogwashi:

That Anioma you call useless is your state capital and more develop than your two local government
That Anioma is today your governor that Anioma have a senator and three house of Representatives members Isoko is just a useless minority in Delta State I will soon become a governor of Delta State before an isoko man

without the support of the isoko people you can't produce, so stop sounding foolish

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isokomarine:
without the support of the isoko people you can't produce, so stop sounding foolish

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We don't need isoko support to be governor mister you're a minority with two local government.

Nwanyiogwashi:
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We don't need isoko support to be governor mister you're a minority with two local government.

so when they give birth to you, some people will celebrate not knowing that, they give to complete animal in human forms

Nwanyiogwashi:
[s][/s]
Leaving your two underdeveloped Local government to start claiming people's land make you and your isoko brothers no different from Fulani education disadvantage drukers

you are not from ndokwa so stop all this ranting

isokomarine:
let me educate you. In precolonial time isoko was split into isoko main land and Island.
Isoko main land were added to the eastern Urhobo while the island was included to aboh axis, all attend by isoko leader to have a separate region fail, till the creation of local government, federal government create a separate local government for Isoko mainland while isoko Island attend to have their own fail.,the government gave us excuse that government create more local government for delta State.

Zooposki:


Those are all isoko communities. He said so in his original post.

Mr, every Isoko community in Ndokwaland doesn’t belong to Isoko, those Communities are on Ndokwaland which the Ndokwa people gave to Isoko migrants to cultivate their Farmland.

This Case has long been settled already

NeverBrokeAgainG:



Mr, every Isoko community in Ndokwaland doesn’t belong to Isoko, those Communities are on Ndokwaland which the Ndokwa people gave to Isoko migrants to cultivate their Farmland.

This Case has long been settled already

Onogbokor is an Isoko-speaking town in the Ndokwa East Local Government Area (LGA), Delta State, Nigeria. Until the creation of Delta State in 1991, it was formerly with the Ndoshimili LGA with headquarters located in Kwale, in the defunct Bendel state. It shares common boundaries with Iyede-Ame in the south, Igeh to the east, Umuolu and Itebiege to the north and Akara-etiti on the west. The town has three quarters: Ushie, Ogbe-ekpako and Ove. Inhabitants of the town dominantly speak the Isoko dialect with few migrant Ụkwụànì speakers. They intermarry Ụkwụànìs, Ijaws and other tribes. As a clan, it has four communities: Ewo-Okpe community, Okporo community, Ewo-eboy community and Obere community (named after a lake that has its tributary from the Niger River). There are migrants from neighbouring nearby communities and pockets of Ijaw fishermen and Hausa petty traders in the clan.

Oral history has it that Onogbokor's founder Edo migrated from Okpe-Isoko and first settled near a lake called Onogbokor some 15 kilometers from the town's current location. After losing his first son to drowning, he relocated to the present location and named it after the lake. The lake is a major source of fish and other aquatic resources for the town's people.

The town can be accessed from Ofagbe or Ibrede by an asphalt road. There is a ferry on the Ase Creek in Ewho-Okarafor by which vehicles can cross, during the dry season, and speedboat and local engine boats through Umuolu from the River Niger during high tide. It can also be accessed through an untarred earth road from Aboh, the Ndokwa-East Local Government Headquarters. The livelihood activities of people are fishing and farming, petty trading and lately timber logging.

NeverBrokeAgainG:



Mr, every Isoko community in Ndokwaland doesn’t belong to Isoko, those Communities are on Ndokwaland which the Ndokwa people gave to Isoko migrants to cultivate their Farmland.

This Case has long been settled already

Iyede-Ame, ("watery Iyede" derived its name from Iyede, an upland town in Isoko South Local Government Area in Delta State, Nigeria.

Oral legend has it that the first inhabitants of Iyede-Ame migrated from Iyede mentioned above. A riverine community situated in Ndokwa East Local Government Area is one of the Isoko speaking towns found in the Old Aboh political division.

The town Iyede-Ame is bordered by Onogboko, Igeh, Ivrogbo, Akara-etiti, Utue and LagosIyede-Ame, an adjunct community. The town has two major quarters, Ushie and Ogbodogbo with several other adjoining communes. The highest leadership authority in the town is the president who chairs the National Working Committee (NWC) that oversees the general development of the town. Power is well decentralized down to community general chairman as well as quarter chairmen who maintain law and order in the community.

People of the town are migrants from Iyede, Ofagbe and several other places with few Ukwuani settlers who are mixed up through intermarriages.

The mainstay economic activity of the town is agriculture ranging from cassava production, plantain, yam, ozi, palm oil, fish, timber etc. The town has a community high school with the named Iyede-Ame Secondary School- formerly Iyede-Ame Grammar School, opened in 1980. There is also an elementary school, Orewo Primary School, named after a fertility deity of the community.

NeverBrokeAgainG:



Mr, every Isoko community in Ndokwaland doesn’t belong to Isoko, those Communities are on Ndokwaland which the Ndokwa people gave to Isoko migrants to cultivate their Farmland.

This Case has long been settled already

I wonder how Anioma can annex isoko land. The War will be very tough. Moreover am from iyede ame isoko community In ndokwa east back and front, thousands of Anioma will never have the idea of returning back home after the conflict

Well.
Ndokwa/Ukwuani people have been embracing their Isoko and Urhobo neighbors and in bid to please these neighbors, they have over time become Igbophobic. Pouring hate and venom on Ndiigbo at will even without provocation. Many Ndokwa/Ukwuani people now have maternal relationship with Urhobos and Isokos and have inherited their innate Igbophobia.

I always knew with the way Urhobo and Isoko people are landlocked, with limited land space and an alarming reproductive rate, it was a matter of time before they looked towards expanding into scantly populated Ndokwa lands.

When that day comes, I hope Ndokwa will be strong enough to fight that battle alone. Because obviously, Ndiigbo will not care. We will only observe from sidelines.
The only Igbo group we know in Delta State as things stand are the Enu-ani people.
They are the only group Ndiigbo will go to war for their behalf if they call for our help in such matters.
Others should bear their father's name.

isokomarine:
so when they give birth to you, some people will celebrate not knowing that, they give to complete animal in human forms

Is just a few useless minority that celebrated your bastard birth

Ariani:
Well.
Ndokwa/Ukwuani people have been embracing their Isoko and Urhobo neighbors and in bid to please these neighbors, they have over time become Igbophobic. Pouring hate and venom on Ndiigbo at will even without provocation. Many Ndokwa/Ukwuani people now have maternal relationship with Urhobos and Isokos and have inherited their innate Igbophobia.

I always knew with the way Urhobo and Isoko people are landlocked, with limited land space and an alarming reproductive rate, it was a matter of time before they looked towards expanding into scantly populated Ndokwa lands.

When that day comes, I hope Ndokwa will be strong enough to fight that battle alone. Because obviously, Ndiigbo will not care. We will only observe from sidelines.
The only Igbo group we know in Delta State as things stand are the Enu-ani people.
They are the only group Ndiigbo will go to war for their behalf if they call for our help in such matters.
Others should bear their father's name.

hope you are a well of the conflict between enugu community and ado in benue state, and you can fight for them keep deceiving the Anioma group

Nwanyiogwashi:

Is just a few useless minority that celebrated your bastard birth

local weed at work

[[s]quote author=Zooposki post=103905826]

Onogbokor is an Isoko-speaking town in the Ndokwa East Local Government Area (LGA), Delta State, Nigeria. Until the creation of Delta State in 1991, it was formerly with the Ndoshimili LGA with headquarters located in Kwale, in the defunct Bendel state. It shares common boundaries with Iyede-Ame in the south, Igeh to the east, Umuolu and Itebiege to the north and Akara-etiti on the west. The town has three quarters: Ushie, Ogbe-ekpako and Ove. Inhabitants of the town dominantly speak the Isoko dialect with few migrant Ụkwụànì speakers. They intermarry Ụkwụànìs, Ijaws and other tribes. As a clan, it has four communities: Ewo-Okpe community, Okporo community, Ewo-eboy community and Obere community (named after a lake that has its tributary from the Niger River). There are migrants from neighbouring nearby communities and pockets of Ijaw fishermen and Hausa petty traders in the clan.

Oral history has it that Onogbokor's founder Edo migrated from Okpe-Isoko and first settled near a lake called Onogbokor some 15 kilometers from the town's current location. After losing his first son to drowning, he relocated to the present location and named it after the lake. The lake is a major source of fish and other aquatic resources for the town's people.

The town can be accessed from Ofagbe or Ibrede by an asphalt road. There is a ferry on the Ase Creek in Ewho-Okarafor by which vehicles can cross, during the dry season, and speedboat and local engine boats through Umuolu from the River Niger during high tide. It can also be accessed through an untarred earth road from Aboh, the Ndokwa-East Local Government Headquarters. The livelihood activities of people are fishing and farming, petty trading and lately timber logging.[/[/s]quote]

Mister man coming to nairaland to write long note won't help and your isoko brothers but creating problem to your brothers that live and do business in ndokwa land,my advice for you is let this your madness end here if not your lazy forsaken brothers in ndokwa land could be kicked out.

isokomarine:
hope you are a well of the conflict between enugu community and ado in benue state, and you can fight for them keep deceiving the Anioma group

Which Igbo community in Enugu?
Name the community?

[[s]quote author=isokomarine post=103906127]I wonder how Anioma can annex isoko land. The War will be very tough. Moreover am from iyede ame isoko community In ndokwa east back and front, thousands of Anioma will never have the idea of returning back home after the conflict [/quote][/s] your useless forsaken isoko and your useless urhobo can't even stand Anioma , when your people are done doing business in ndokwa East we will kick them back to your minority land.

Nwanyiogwashi:

Mister man coming to nairaland to write long note won't help and your isoko brothers but creating problem to your brothers that live and do business in ndokwa land,my advice for you is let this your madness end here if not your lazy forsaken brothers in ndokwa land could be kicked out.

How? Those are all Isoko communities. Who is going to push them out from their ancestral land?

Nwanyiogwashi:
[[s]quote author=Zooposki post=103905826]

Onogbokor is an Isoko-speaking town in the Ndokwa East Local Government Area (LGA), Delta State, Nigeria. Until the creation of Delta State in 1991, it was formerly with the Ndoshimili LGA with headquarters located in Kwale, in the defunct Bendel state. It shares common boundaries with Iyede-Ame in the south, Igeh to the east, Umuolu and Itebiege to the north and Akara-etiti on the west. The town has three quarters: Ushie, Ogbe-ekpako and Ove. Inhabitants of the town dominantly speak the Isoko dialect with few migrant Ụkwụànì speakers. They intermarry Ụkwụànìs, Ijaws and other tribes. As a clan, it has four communities: Ewo-Okpe community, Okporo community, Ewo-eboy community and Obere community (named after a lake that has its tributary from the Niger River). There are migrants from neighbouring nearby communities and pockets of Ijaw fishermen and Hausa petty traders in the clan.

Oral history has it that Onogbokor's founder Edo migrated from Okpe-Isoko and first settled near a lake called Onogbokor some 15 kilometers from the town's current location. After losing his first son to drowning, he relocated to the present location and named it after the lake. The lake is a major source of fish and other aquatic resources for the town's people.

The town can be accessed from Ofagbe or Ibrede by an asphalt road. There is a ferry on the Ase Creek in Ewho-Okarafor by which vehicles can cross, during the dry season, and speedboat and local engine boats through Umuolu from the River Niger during high tide. It can also be accessed through an untarred earth road from Aboh, the Ndokwa-East Local Government Headquarters. The livelihood activities of people are fishing and farming, petty trading and lately timber logging.[/[/s]quote]

Mister man coming to nairaland to write long note won't help and your isoko brothers but creating problem to your brothers that live and do business in ndokwa land,my advice for you is let this your madness end here if not your lazy forsaken brothers in ndokwa land could be kicked out.

Isoko vs Ndokwa clashes in Ndokwa East LGA cannot end on NL.
It has been happening offline and will only get worst with time, looking at how quick the Isokos reproduce and slow the Ndokwa do.

The Isokos know they can't expand towards Ijawland.
But they see Ndokwaland as a low hanging fruit.

Ariani:
Well.
Ndokwa/Ukwuani people have been embracing their Isoko and Urhobo neighbors and in bid to please these neighbors, they have over time become Igbophobic. Pouring hate and venom on Ndiigbo at will even without provocation. Many Ndokwa/Ukwuani people now have maternal relationship with Urhobos and Isokos and have inherited their innate Igbophobia.

I always knew with the way Urhobo and Isoko people are landlocked, with limited land space and an alarming reproductive rate, it was a matter of time before they looked towards expanding into scantly populated Ndokwa lands.

When that day comes, I hope Ndokwa will be strong enough to fight that battle alone. Because obviously, Ndiigbo will not care. We will only observe from sidelines.
The only Igbo group we know in Delta State as things stand are the Enu-ani people.
They are the only group Ndiigbo will go to war for their behalf if they call for our help in such matters.
Others should bear their father's name.

There is an Ika guy that hosts a live program with an Ukwuani Professor on Facebook. I will look for his link and paste it here. Follow that guy and get the truth. Most of what you read on nairaland is far from reality. Go to Onu Ika and also see them standing for the truth. This bini lies is getting debunked daily with facts and figures.

Nwanyiogwashi:
[[s]quote author=isokomarine post=103906127]I wonder how Anioma can annex isoko land. The War will be very tough. Moreover am from iyede ame isoko community In ndokwa east back and front, thousands of Anioma will never have the idea of returning back home after the conflict [/s] your useless forsaken isoko and your useless urhobo can't even stand Anioma , when your people are done doing business in ndokwa East we will kick them back to your minority land.

Those Isokos in Ndokwa East has no plans of leaving those places o!
Infact they want to expand more and claim more lands.

Una never see anything yet o.

Ariani:


Isoko vs Ndokwa clashes in Ndokwa East LGA cannot end on NL.
It has been happening offline and will only get worst with time, looking at how quick the Isokos reproduce and slow the Ndokwa do.

The Isokos know they can't expand towards Ijawland.
But they see Ndokwaland as a low hanging fruit.

There are isoko communities in Bayelsa state. What are you talking about?