Juliusmalema:


Isoko will form greater part of Oduduwa republic.

Stop saying nonsense

Isoko has nothing to do with Yorubas

not language, not culture, not tradition

They are better in Biafra.

Sunshineg5:
Yes, was

Yorubas have more than 20 senators as at present in Nigeria

6 Governors if not 7

Yorubas have produced presidents in two African countries, coincidentaly both chaired African Union at different times

I am talking about a Certain Olusegun Obansonjo and Boni Yayi of Benin republic.

The Isoko boy shouldn't drag positions with Yorubas.

the Isoko have only two local government

Juliusmalema:

Isoko will form greater part of Oduduwa republic.

face your landlocked biafla

Lostz:

the Isoko have only two local government

Thanks for making my point for me
They can't compare

Sunshineg5:
Thanks for making my point for me

They can't compare

I was only replying you when you said they haven't produced a senator.
they may be small but hardworking and industrious. they hardly go hungry unlike their Anioma, ukwuani and Ndokwa brothers who want to be spoon-feed

[q[s]uote author=Lostz post=89756934] there are many Isoko communities in Ndokwa East. a large population of Ndokwa East are Isoko.

even the headquarter Aboh, have a large % of Isoko that can rival the Aboh people [/quote][/s] Respect yourself and in your tiny two local government

Lostz:
I was only replying you when you said they haven't produced a senator.
they may be small but hardworking and industrious. they hardly go hungry unlike their Anioma, ukwuani and Ndokwa brothers who want to be spoon-feed

Well I honestly don't know much about those places in Delta.

However, if I am to take your word for it, I will well done to the Isokos.

Nwanyiogwashi:
[q[s]uote author=Lostz post=89756934] there are many Isoko communities in Ndokwa East. a large population of Ndokwa East are Isoko.

even the headquarter Aboh, have a large % of Isoko that can rival the Aboh people [/s] Respect yourself and in your tiny two local government

there are Isoko communities with Isoko monarchs in Ndokwa East.
my friends father, a man from Ozoro was once the traditional ruler Ashaka

Sunshineg5:
Well I honestly don't know much about those places in Delta.

However, if I am to take your word for it, I will well done to the Isokos.

that happens to be my mother's tribe. they may be small but you see them hustling in every part of the country

[[s]quote author=Lostz post=89759190]
there are Isoko communities with Isoko monarchs in Ndokwa East.
my friends father, a man from Ozoro was once the traditional ruler Ashaka[/quote][/s] And I'm telling you that no ingenious isoko people in Anioma land

Nwanyiogwashi:
[[s]quote author=Lostz post=89759190]
there are Isoko communities with Isoko monarchs in Ndokwa East.
my friends father, a man from Ozoro was once the traditional ruler Ashaka[/s] And I'm telling you that no ingenious isoko people in Anioma land

wasn't talking about your barren Anioma Land. I am talking about Ndokwa

Lostz:

wasn't talking about your barren Anioma Land. I am talking about Ndokwa

Is Ndokwa land under kwara state

Nwanyiogwashi:
Is Ndokwa land under kwara state

Ndokwa East is a LGA under Delta State. inhabitants are mostly igbiod speaking groups and Isoko's

Lostz:


Ndokwa East is a LGA under Delta State. inhabitants are mostly igbiod speaking groups and Isoko's

Isokos in Ndokwa East are customary tenants.
They would eventually have to Igbonize if they want to live there happy and ever after, like Igbide Isokonized in Isoko and are not claiming to be Igbos in Isoko Land.

Igboid:


Isokos in Ndokwa East are customary tenants.
They would eventually have to Igbonize if they want to live there happy and ever after, like Igbide Isokonized in Isoko and are not claiming to be Igbos in Isoko Land.

lol!
I am actually talking about Isoko communities that carve into Ndokwa East not tenants who are hustling or paying rent for land


most of them actually share borders with Isoko LGA. if there is ever a break away, all we have to do is carve them out to join other Isoko/Urhobo state

Lostz:

face your landlocked biafla

Thank you.
As far as it is homogeneous, I am okay with it.

Lostz:
lol!
I am actually talking about Isoko communities that carve into Ndokwa East not tenants who are hustling or paying rent for land


most of them actually share borders with Isoko LGA. if there is ever a break away, all we have to do is carve them out to join other Isoko/Urhobo state

Go and ask around.
They are customary tenants those Ndokwas accommodated in the past.
Infact , recently there has been serious quarrel between both groups.

You can not carve out a land that is not yours to begin with.
If you are tired of staying in the land, you go back to the communities in Isoko your ancestors migrated from. It's even a recent migration. Not more than 200years.
I

Igboid:


Go and ask around.
They are customary tenants those Ndokwas accommodated in the past.
Infact , recently there has been serious quarrel between both groups.

You can not carve out a land that is not yours to begin with.
If you are tired of staying in the land, you go back to the communities in Isoko your ancestors migrated from. It's even a recent migration. Not more than 200years.
I

Just free him to continue his ranting isoko is too small when the time come we will kick them out

Igboid:


Go and ask around.
They are customary tenants those Ndokwas accommodated in the past.
Infact , recently there has been serious quarrel between both groups.

You can not carve out a land that is not yours to begin with.
If you are tired of staying in the land, you go back to the communities in Isoko your ancestors migrated from. It's even a recent migration. Not more than 200years.
I

mention one of those tenant community.


communities like Onogboko ,Iyede-Ame,Igeh, ibrede and others are tenants? oil was recently discovered in onogboko why did you not ask them to leave since they are tenants? tenants will now be included as oil communities ?

Lostz:


mention one of those tenant community.


communities like Onogboko ,Iyede-Ame,Igeh, ibrede and others are tenants? oil was recently discovered in onogboko why did you not ask them to leave since they are tenants? tenants will now be included as oil communities ?

They are tenants.
As long as they remain within Ndokwa, they can enjoy the oil.
Any moment they try to have the land they are occupying taken out-of Ndokwa, they will lose the peace they currently enjoy.

Ndokwa people recognize their presence in the area and they are now part of Ndokwa common wealth. They would do well not to push their luck.

Nwanyiogwashi:
Just free him to continue his ranting isoko is too small when the time come we will kick them out

why did you not go to onogboko to benefit from the recent oil that was discovered there?



abi you sit in your ogwashi and speak trash? the Isoko communities in ndokwa East have fought many battles with their neighbors and they always come out unscathed

Anyways, I'm Igbo and I know Ndokwa people do suffer from Identity crisis.
So I shouldn't be dabbling on theis issue.

I'm just playing the devils advocate and regurgitating what I have had Ndokwa people say about the issue in their forums that I'm a member of.

At this moment, I would like to stop playing the devil's advocate and let Ndiosumili come and carry their load

Juliusmalema:


Thank you.

As far as it is homogeneous, I am okay with it.

Julius Malema, aka Osagyefo, Meleszenawi and Omonakoda. What is your business with Biafra? Are you not finished with the Edos it's now Isoko/Urhobo you want to drag into Yoruba republic.

Lostz:


why did you not go to onogboko to benefit from the recent oil that was discovered there?



abi you sit in your ogwashi and speak trash? the Isoko communities in ndokwa East have fought many battles with their neighbors and they always come out unscathed

keep ranting sir

Nwanyiogwashi:
Just free him to continue his ranting isoko is too small when the time come we will kick them out

From their land?

Igboid:


They are tenants.
As long as they remain within Ndokwa, they can enjoy the oil.
Any moment they try to have the land they are occupying taken out-of Ndokwa, they will lose the peace they currently enjoy.

Ndokwa people recognize their presence in the area and they are now part of Ndokwa common wealth. They would do well not to push their luck.

lol! chestbeating as usual.

carving communities to form LGA does not make them to become one tribe.

those communities actually identify with other Isoko communities and they are part of the Isoko development union.


the Isoko development union recently wade in to back ibrede communities when there was land dispute between them and their neighbors

myobjective:


Kwara state Governor is a Yoruba. The governor is a Yoruba and so?

Kwara state Governor is a Yoruba? Are u drunk! Some of you just come online to spill rubbish. Make research and stop blabbing online.

spiritmasquerad:

From their land?

Which land Yoruba man

Eastlink:
Julius Malema, aka Osagyefo, Meleszenawi and Omonakoda. What is your business with Biafra? Are you not finished with the Edos it's now Isoko/Urhobo you want to drag into Yoruba republic.

If Edo are Yorubas then or invariably Urhobo is an arm of Yoruba like Isoko.

So lostz is not really lost. He belongs to greater Oduduwa nation....


It pains me that the guy lostz doesn't know his history.

Nwanyiogwashi:
keep ranting sir

I am not the one ranting. the Isoko communities in Ndokwa are benefiting from their God given land. they are enjoying the natural resources while someone faraway ogwashi dreams about chasing them away

Juliusmalema:



If Edo are Yorubas then or invariably Urhobo is an arm of Yoruba like Isoko.

So lostz is not really lost. He belongs to greater Oduduwa nation....


It pains me that the guy lostz doesn't know his history.

Lol! The theory of the chicken and egg. I understand.

Juliusmalema:


Thank you.

As far as it is homogeneous, I am okay with it.

hope you won't call some people OSU? you won't differentiate between Anambra, enugu and ebonyi Igbo?