Ederline

Ndigbo has risen to unite. Anioma state is coming, Senator Ned Nwoko is working, History is being made! Igbo bu ofu Anioma Kwenu Igbo kwenu 💪🏽 #AniomaStateNow

@_asogwa Thank you 🙂

@erderline I can see the joy in your heart Ederline. l have joined several of your spaces for this same matter

BREAKING 🚨 The Nigerian Senate President, Godswill Akpabio has confirmed that Anioma State will be created and zoned to the South-East as the 6th SE state. Asaba will be the capital of Anioma State and Warri will become the new capital of Delta State. 🎉🎉

@nzemmili Always put a watermark on your pictures

This is a 1000yrs old close-weave leaf or grass fibre textile from Igbo-Ukwu. This proves that Igbo people have been weaving way before any other group in Nigeria got clothing. Can you show us the oldest textile from Yoruba land? “I can’t say the same for y’all.”💀

ANOTHER letter sent to Igbanke has surfaced. A Benin-aligned group, Otedo Youth Worldwide, wrote to an Igbanke community requesting a “family visitation” and “community sensitization” to promote “unity” under the Ubini/Benin structure. This is another in a series of letters reportedly sent to Igbanke communities, despite the fact that Igbanke people have already publicly declared that they are Ika Igbo, not Bini. In response to these reconciliation moves, the Igbanke Strategic Initiative convened an emergency meeting on 27 February 2026 and issued a firm communiqué: • Igbanke people reaffirm they are NOT Bini • The reconciliation initiative raises serious concerns about its intent • Any expectation that Igbanke Obis should remove their crowns or kneel before the Oba of Benin is humiliating, an insult and completely unacceptable. • Igbanke Kings will not participate in any such reconciliation effort Another troubling issue in the letter is the use of the title “Enogie” to address Igbanke traditional rulers. Igbanke traditional rulers are Obis and Ezes. Addressing them as Enogie, a Benin title is seen as an insult, because Igbanke people do not recognise that title in their traditional system. Continuing to send such letters and using titles that we, Ika people do not recognise shows a refusal to respect our identity and traditional institutions. Igbanke has already spoken — they are Igbo. That position must be respected. #Igbanke #Anioma #Ika #IgboIdentity

Ika-Igbo communities in Edo State have lamented that they remain politically stranded and administratively neglected, declaring their unwavering support for the Anioma State creation zoned to South-East.

“Include us in Anioma State”, Ika Igbo communities in Edo State tells FG, NASS - The Nation Newspaper thenationonlineng.net/include-us-in-…

@gaga_kaykay @dimneze Leave us out of your identity crisis

@dimneze @erderline Ika doesn't know ibo let them join later they will tell us how far, If ikwere that is so close etch and ahoda etc don't want to be part of Ibo, let Ika and rest join they will tell the story later 😂

The Benin traditional council reportedly sent a “reconciliation” letter to some kings in Igbanke — urging them to reject Anioma State and remain in Edo State, and to present Igbanke and Bini as “brothers.” Igbanke has already made its position clear to the world: • We are Igbo. • We seek boundary adjustment. • We choose Anioma State Igbanke leaders and people rejected the overtures, stating clearly that they are not Bini. Political pressure disguised as reconciliation will not rewrite identity. The era of expansionist narratives over Igbo communities must end. Self-determination is not hostility — it is dignity. More information coming soon. #Igbanke #AniomaState #IgboIdentity #BoundaryAdjustment

@adedayo_viktor Who are you? And what region is your ignorant brain from?

The Igbo community doesn't exist in Edo State; the Edoid people in the South East, South South, and South West are one. I'm not sure when Igbo slaves from Equatorial Guinea started claiming to be indigenous people.

@stefan_nosa Come and stop us

Una mumu Don dey too much. Gmail.com association. Clowns. No inch of Ędo state is going anywhere.

@osamede120 Igbanke is not in Benin

@erderline We don't have any igbo communities in benin

They should never accept that so-called reconciliation letter from the Oba and his council. It's nothing but a thinly veiled attempt to keep Igbanke under permanent Benin control—control over their communities, their traditional institutions, their land, and ultimately whatever economic or political advantages come with dominating them. The moment they bow to this pressure and start calling themselves "brothers" with Benin while rejecting their own aspirations, they've handed over their future on a platter. Trusting the Oba of Benin here would be the single biggest, most irreversible mistake the Igbanke people could ever make. We've seen this playbook before: promises of brotherhood today, followed by interference, suspensions and replacement of local kings, imposition of foreign customs, and gradual erosion of local autonomy tomorrow. It's not reconciliation—it's domination dressed up in polite language. Their survival, their dignity, their ability to chart their own destiny, and any real shot at meaningful development and prosperity all depend on breaking free from this endless cycle of external dictation. The only viable, forward-looking choice is full commitment to the call for an Anioma State. That move aligns them with people who share linguistic, cultural, and historical ties, opens doors to better representation, infrastructure investment, and self-governance without someone else trying to control and dictate to them what they should or shouldn’t do. Anything short of that is just signing up for more of the same suppression and second-class treatment they've endured for far too long. Stand up for yourselves Igbanke. Your future is too valuable to trade away for empty promises and royal ego.

@Lord_Of_Warri Thank you 👏👏

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BREAKING NEWS: Abia State governor Alex Otti just signed Senior Citizens Bills into law. This Bill entitles any citizen of Abia State who's 60 years old and above, free monthly salary, free medical bills, and other benefits till death

@CityGuaard @Tves500 @TheAmenReigns Don’t mind him. He is ignorant. Ask him who was referred to as Ika Igbo in 1966?

@Tves500 @TheAmenReigns @erderline This Benin bingo said you are not Igbo.

Bini people love Igbos so much that they bear Igbo names and choose to speak Igbo. The great Benin Empire abi Kingdom no love their own language na Igbo dem come love pass. This is sarcasm in case you don't understand. Ikwerre, Anioma, Igbanke is Igbo land. The Benin Kingdom's encroachment on Igbo land cannot wipeout Igbo history.