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@ebielemisam @3rdking2 @Joe_brendan_ He's a big liar for spreading false information! Bayelsa State Government has banned communities from collecting development levies/obstruction of building projects.

@3rdking2 @Joe_brendan_ You could counter his point constructively though, instead of calling him a liar 🙏

Let me tell you why places like this cannot be developed even if you have the money to do so - The villagers and community leaders will not let you - The villagers and community leaders will drain you and threaten to attack your business every week - The villagers and community leaders will use your business as salary - You will get robbed every week - There are no roads in and out that are good In summary The Lagos coastline is what it is today because for some reasons, they welcome people and leave them there to do business You will never see that in any south south state. I am from a coastline village. BUA is trying to build a refinery in my place, but the villagers have frustrated the hell out of him that he shut down the project many times and was to leave Dangote built a refinery in Lagos and the process was smooth Other parts of Nigeria need to look inwards. Most investments and growth goes to Lagos because it is conducive

@GEchidime @doubara_ie Abia and Imo state also have oil, they're very rich now. Ndi developers

@Azibs183285 @doubara_ie Please tell despite your oil you people are still very very poor.

There are more Abians living in Bayelsa than Bayelsans living in Abia. The ratio will be like 15:1. There is nothing in Abia state that is fascinating to an average Bayelsan. You all claim your places are doing better than others yet you can't stay in your place. Someone in the replies said he is staying in Bayelsa because of his job, then I asked, are there no jobs in Abia State? When they come for Youth Service, they refuse to go back to their London. Their women settle as second and third wives here just because they need job in our civil service. If no be Yahoo or prostitution, some of una youths no go see food chop for that una London. As long as Nigeria is concerned, we are all screwed. Any other thing is I better pass my neighbor mentality.

@GEchidime @doubara_ie Look at your rich father and mother fighting over gala and malt. Online noise makers

@GEchidime @doubara_ie The typical myopic mindset of an average IPOB ! Yorubas are lazy, Housa are lazy Ghanaians are lazy S/Africans are lazy etc, you're the only hardworking people on earth! Yet every day your people are being arrested for committing all sorts of crimes all over the world

@doubara_ie In Abia you work which an average Bayesian is t lazy to do.in the oil industry the ijaw will routinely sell their slot to outsiders

@Edocentric_ @minafuropeleke @buknor86 @grok You just exposed your ignorance, Egypt had no wall? This one shock me

@minafuropeleke @buknor86 @Azibs183285 @grok Jericho!!! When we're not teaching book of the Bible story and Egypt had no wall.. even interacting with you here is reducing iQ...

The Degema Tribe The degema (Atala) is one of the edo speaking tribe located in present-day rivers state, Nigeria. Linguistically, the degema people alongside the egenni tribe belong to the proto-delta edoid language tree and were acknowledged in Amuary Talbot - The People of Southern Nigeria, Vol. IV, p. 33, as the edo speakers in the the rivers province,ca.1928. Dr. Hans Wolff, of the University of Puerto Rico, who carried linguistical study in Nigeria,ca.1953-54, confirmed that the edo dialect is still spoken in degema and it surrounding communities The migration of the Degema people The Udekaama tribe otherwise known as Degema, traces it migration from Benin capital during the Benin golden age to Ewu, an area in Ahaoda L.G.A. Ancient story recounts how the people split following a dispute over fish cooking. One group broke away and became known as the Udekaama. In the 15th century, they settled on Degema Island, which had previously been uninhabited. They established themselves in two main, closely related communities on Degema Island →Usokun-Degema and Degema Town (Atala) within the Niger Delta. They live in an area of swamps, mangroves, and tropical rainforests. The degema tribe still maintains their edo language, which has influences from the neighboring kalabari tribe. 📸; The traditional ruler and elders of degema acknowledging their roots, as the king of degema vacated his throne for the portrait of the Oba of benin as a sign of reverence and acknowledgement of their edo root.

@Edocentric_ @minafuropeleke So who are the Igabo's?

@Azibs183285 @minafuropeleke Amuary Percy Talbot - people of Southern Nigeria, written,ca.1926.. and it proves alot of things

@Edocentric_ @minafuropeleke But this proves nothing, who is the author and how credible is the source? Who are the Igabo's

@minafuropeleke Udeekema that's the name, I don't argue without evidence, my question is do you want to have an intelligent discussion on the topic - Yes or No.. Linguistically they are edo Migratory they are edo In books they are edo And in reality they are edo people

@SisiEko_ofPh See this Iron-Condemn sef wan use Bayelsa catch cruise? Your village people wicked oh!

Bayelsa is never a good place to stay Nobody can stay in Bayelsa if they had other options Go and do ur findings

@tubofeghabo @gr8vstheworld So in all of this you no still learn any lesson?

@gr8vstheworld No where but I'm concerned about my state of origin

If Bayelsa was properly developed, these arguments won't exist.

@shugathewizard_ You wan drag the gods too?

Aziza has always been God for the urhobos, since when did ijaws have an Aziza god? Igologolo sounds like igodomigodo Urhobo is the blueprint after all.

@3rdking2 @ipagaebi Azikoro road (Ekeki)

My Yenagoa people! I know Yenagoa wella! Which place is this in Yenagoa? Tell me under the comment section! =@ipagaebi

@SisiEko_ofPh Shame on you and your grandma

I don’t hate Bayelsa Infact my maternal grandmother is from Bayelsa.. Nembe precisely I just want Bayelsans to sit up and fight for their state development.. How many local govt are in Bayelsa? That place has every potential to be a “mini Dubai” That land is blessed ❤️❤️

@agnestasia_faka Even Ikwere (small yansh) wan make noise - Ijaw don suffer!

Ikwerre people are funny sha , una think sey na only una Sabi talk ba ? Rubbish , local chickens , your person had the guts to come online saying " there is no ijaw in Rivers state" una no caution the bagga lizard , I reply am una do dey get concoction since yesterday.

@Ijawphilosopher I'm glad we're beginning to tell the atrocities we suffered in the hands of Biafra soldiers!

Meet My Grandfather. The Great Perebo Derefaka AKA Alaba of Ogu. He was a Charmin dancer, singer and entertainer Unfortunately, even when he was fond of making Biafran soldiers laugh during the war, they still kpaid him and sereral others at Okrika. May his soul RIP

@Bunaberry1 @ebafegha Otuwo fe ama otu will never understand - Izon duo pagha otu don ba!

@ebafegha Use plantain take tiemo the swallow🤗😂😂

This is an Andoni man's food combination, and it's not different from my Delta Ijaw food combination. I've traveled far and wide Nigeria, and I've not seen a tribe that combines boiled yam/coco yam/plantain with eba and soup. See how rich the fulo is?

@QueenIbeimo @nyerishii These Ikwere people are not different from their IPOB brothers

@nyerishii No kalabari person on earth would say they are not Ijaw Stop lying 😏

Wike nobi ona mate,just take it from me. When even Obio/Akpor LGA deh talk Bayelsa no supposed talk,you get the memo. Make ona go play with ona mate,ona carry ijaw deh waka while Kalabari etc deh tell ona say them nobi ijaw. We don't have Ijaw as an ethnic group in Rivers State

@BeowulfAgate4 @kmbiamnozie Why jump on a topic you have no clue about, thus exposing your ignorance?

@kmbiamnozie At this rate, I'll advise that you relocate to Iran. Go there and enjoy the Ayatollah regime that you have spent so much energy protecting. You may hate Donald Trump for all i care, Iran must never have a nuclear weapon....PERIOD!

There is a reason why every Military Assessment advised every President that the best route for Iran is diplomacy. You must study, understand, and respect the soil in which your enemies move. You can unleash airstrikes, missiles, and bombs, the full majesty of technological superiority as the USA and Isreal has done, and for a time, you will impress. You will destroy cities, infrastructure, and morale. You will leave smoke where there was life. But try to touch the ground, try to occupy and you will be humiliated. Every step, every inch, every life you thought controlled will slip through your fingers. Because you are not merely fighting men or armies. You are fighting an ideology. One that loves death as passionately as you love life. One that sees sacrifice as triumph. One that welcomes the end you so desperately fear. And here’s the rub: your power, your machinery, your wealth, they are irrelevant on this battlefield. The rules are different. The currency is conviction. The victor is often the one who refuses to surrender to your logic. So ask yourself before you march in: do you know the enemy? Or are you just another arrogant intruder, measuring strength with the wrong yardstick and destined to be humbled by a philosophy you refuse to understand?

@kmbiamnozie Very good analysis, you must be an expert in this field. Keep it up! I can see the cynical comments from the brain-dead Nigerians below.

@LaelOgori @Tammyy_El Lord have mercy on him!

@Azibs183285 @Tammyy_El I observed he likes defending these set of people anytime post like this show up.

Instead of just dating the opposite gender,you choose to date your own gender,But one of you needs to act and have the mannerisms of the opposite gender you refused to date. This is funny😂.

@Tammyy_El @LaelOgori So, seriously you really don't know what studs/butch are?

@LaelOgori I don’t genuinely think that’s how it is though. This is just speculation from people whom haven’t done proper funded research/interactions with said people. This is rather very far from the truth and you of all people know a few things about stereotypes and their effects.