@Ohamadikae Oga rest. Prof. Without source.
Just come out from beer parlour start tweeting nonsense.
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Prince B. 🐐
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Most of the people arguing this post doesn't even know anything about Igbo lexicography, talk more of Igbo linguists and Etymologists.
Y'all should stop disgracing we the reasonable Igbos...
Ndi mgbu ....
Even one of own renowned linguist/etymologist acknowledged it.
Ohamadike@Ohamadikae
Oyinbo or Oyibo is not an Igbo word. It's a borrowed word "Okwu mbite" White Person is called Onye Ocha in Igbo language
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Prince B. 🐐 รีทวีตแล้ว
Its Kemi Badenoch she used as example🤣😂
She’s talking about the CONSERVATIVE LEADER who is there cos CONSERVATIVE Englishmen considered her English enough to be in an office meant to protect their culture simply cos she embraced the culture through marriage and practice🤣😂🤣
Nelo@NelOsuji
With all the English Kemi Badenoch is speaking in the British parliament, no English man has declared her more English than their women. If it’s not inferiority complex, why are you so excited that a white woman you are married to can speak your language? Mind you the man can also speak the woman’s language but no one is celebrating that !
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Prince B. 🐐 รีทวีตแล้ว
Imo with Anambra geotags? @HQNigerianArmy wetin dey sup
Nigerian Army@HQNigerianArmy
TROOPS DISMANTLE IPOB/ESN STRONGHOLD, RECOVER SUSPECTED REMAINS OF SLAIN PERSONNEL IN IMO STATE The Nigerian Army has recorded another significant operational success in its sustained efforts to rid the South East of criminal elements, as troops of 82 Division, in conjunction with sister services and other security agencies, successfully dismantled a notorious camp belonging to the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and its armed affiliate, the Eastern Security Network (ESN), in Imo State. Acting on intelligence information, the operation, conducted on 24 April 2026 along the Ubaha Orsu axis of Orsu Local Government Area, was part of a deliberate clearance and search mission aimed at dismantling IPOB/ESN hideout within the region and locating the remains of two personnel of the Nigerian Army, Master Warrant Officer Linus Musa Audu and Private Gloria Mathew, who were brutally abducted and murdered by IPOB/ESN terrorists in May 2022 while en route for their traditional wedding. Acting on credible intelligence, troops advanced towards a suspected IPOB/ESN hideout when they came under heavy attack by armed criminals. Demonstrating resilience, the troops decisively engaged the terrorists, successfully repelling multiple ambushes and forcing the criminals to flee in disarray. The encounter further exposed the desperation and criminal nature of the group, which continues to target innocent citizens and security personnel alike. Following the successful clearance of the camp, troops conducted a thorough search of the area and made a grim but important discovery shallow graves suspected to contain the remains of the slain personnel. The graves were carefully excavated and suspected remains were recovered. The recovered remains have since been secured for detailed forensic analysis, including DNA testing, to conclusively establish their identities. Efforts are also ongoing to liaise with the families of the fallen personnel to ensure proper identification and facilitate befitting burial arrangements in honour of their sacrifice. This operation not only underscores the Nigerian Army’s unwavering commitment to ensuring justice for fallen heroes but also highlights the continued degradation of IPOB/ESN criminal networks and infrastructure across the South East. The discovery of shallow graves within their camp further exposes the group’s heinous atrocities and disregard for human life. The Nigerian Army reassures the general public that ongoing operations will continue until all criminal elements are neutralised and lasting peace is restored across the region. We appreciate the Law-abiding citizens for the information and urge you remain vigilant and continue to support security agencies with timely and credible information. The Nigerian Army remains resolute, professional and committed to defending the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Nigeria.
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Prince B. 🐐 รีทวีตแล้ว
Lol look at this weirdo. He changed his thumbnail and captioned it "VIDEO BACK UP?!" to dupe people into thinking it's my video that got put back up.
This man got rhetorically dominated, intellectually manhandled, and worst of all - his ego got shattered.
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Prince B. 🐐 รีทวีตแล้ว
I visited Eni Njoku hostel in UNN.
What I saw broke my heart so deeply.
Blind students live in these rooms I just walked pass. Look at their frontage as well.
They also share the same terrible toilets and bathrooms like other students.
This can’t continue anymore.
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People who weren’t present at that space and are only reading this submission would assume she was silenced or denied the opportunity to speak.
That’s far from what actually happened.
Lotanna had more speaking time than anyone else last night. In fact, the number of times she was handed the mic to speak freely exceeded the combined opportunities given to at least five men.
At some point, people even started commenting that she was being treated more like a guest speaker than a participant.
During her contributions, she made sweeping remarks about “Igbo men,” describing them as “lower class” and “white worshippers.” When she was challenged on those statements, she shifted the tone, playing the victim and redirecting the conversation back to herself.
Naturally, actions invite reactions, and her condescension was met with firm pushback.
Then, when it was your turn to speak, you pivoted the moment into something else entirely, framing it as an “NLC solidarity movement” and handing your time right back to her again.
Why?
Because it seemed less about addressing the issue at hand and more about turning it into an Igbo men vs Igbo women competition. This is very funny.
Meanwhile, the young woman from Igbere who spoke thoughtfully and respectfully, drawing from her cultural perspective while disagreeing, was overlooked.
She didn’t get your support, perhaps because she didn’t fit the preferred narrative and could easily be dismissed with labels like “pick me” or “patriarchy princess.”
That’s the core problem here: calling for equality while resisting accountability.
Just Nneka@IamJustNneka
I stayed on that God-forsaken space until it ended, solely because they ganged up on an Igbo woman, @sugabelly, and I didn’t want her to be there alone. When they couldn’t defend their arguments, they resorted to personal attacks, twisted her words, and then tag-teamed to silence her—muting her and limiting her speaking time whenever she tried to respond. Igbo men on this app have been showing themselves to be anti-intellectual when facts don’t suit their agendas. All of a sudden, books and historical texts were no longer worthy of reference, instead, whatever their lying parents said became the “truth.” You are an embarrassment, and your incompetence is evident for all to see across the South East, which you’ve helped run into the ground, from your harebrained Biafra agitation to your current standing in the country.
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@embrace_mimi @Ohimiri_ @NelOsuji Wise woman🤮. See how easy it's for you to insult instead of answering. That says a lot about your mental and emotional well being.
And what the heck have you been crying about when you know your husband's land is also yours.? was that not the point of contention.?🧐
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@PBCharlse @Ohimiri_ @NelOsuji You really foolish. Is that how the women in your family spends all their money on wigs and other things?
I should be able to build on my husband land if I can after all it’s my (his) children that’ll inherit it. I should be able to get properties from my family and husband…
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I said a wife gets her husband’s share
Same way a daughter that is unmarried can get part of her father’s share.
Showing that in that regards, both have land rights and privileges.
But a married Umu Ada doesn’t have rights to her fathers share of ancestral lands.
Nelo@NelOsuji
A wife gets her husband’s share to do whatever she wants. Make Una dey lie small small abeg! Nobody is sharing land to a wife , pls stop!
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These issues are from the men guy, make we talk truth.
Alexus🐐@Alexusdeyforyou
Some of them David, Emmanuel, Peter be their surname Onyinye David Present anty😂 Her name Onyinye her surname David😒
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@MarvelChidi @bigdupejay What are you saying.?
What in the name of i just want to say something is this. Or na just banger tweet you dey fyn.🧐
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@bigdupejay Unrelated but we all know the closest state to anambra is imo state.
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Una get any other enugu? Abi na still this same enugu way dey after Anambra?
Mazi Ani Chibuike@AniBlessed2
Almost everybody in Enugu monopoly are not speaking Igbo again
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@EhisBukason So "some" has finally found it's way into your dictionary.???
I must tell you this. You are part of the problem, you are doing all you can fpr attention and elon's money, including spiting on the efforts of ther Igbos on here.
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@Greenyoakf81643 @OmarUgonwanyi Na everything una wan gatekeep, let people evolve their delicacies as it suites them.
This one na talk again.🧐
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@OmarUgonwanyi Ogiri in ukwa ?
You ppl are doing too much.
Ukwa shouldn't surpass oil & salt 🤏🏽
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The ogiri I used to cook the ukwa was the best I’ve ever used. I can’t wait to use it to make Ofe Nsala.
My mum has this woman in Obosi she buys ogiri from, and now I understand why she always buys it in large quantities anytime she comes to the East. I bought from her too, and the quality is everything. 🥰
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@NelOsuji He shouldn't have used tenant there but i believe you understand what he is trying to say, stop playing dumb.
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A daughter is a tenant in her own father’s house? When we speak against these misogynist practices and mindset I Ala Igbo, you people will say we are lying and start quoting that women inherit properties in your villages , some of you will tell us that if we are not inheriting , it’s because our Umunna are wicked and we should go to our villages and go fight them as your mothers and sisters are inheriting from their fathers.
Onicha@Ohimiri_
@NelOsuji A wife will get her husband’s share. A daughter will get from her fathers share pending her marriage. Nwaada/nwunye di are both tenants and the land will be transferred should in case. They both hold the land in trust of their father/husband as the case maybe.
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@embrace_mimi @Ohimiri_ @NelOsuji Don't tell me if you want to build on your husband's ancestral land you will be asked to pay for it.??? Or you just want to take it and sale so you can buy wig and form thick madam.
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@EhisBukason Stop disrespecting an exulted chair in Igbo tradition just because of some raving Lunatics on social media.
You bunch of born throways can do better.
Go to your village hold your own umuada responsible if they are not making visible impacts.
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Can you mentioned any achievements of Umuada in Igbo land?
No insults! I just want to learn
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@onyeka_chii Dude, she really get you there. You are the one now running from accountability. Do you get it took the man to teach the wife and kids igbo?
No be only women job to teach language. I get one okoko here him wife always speak igbo to their kids but him na queen's man.
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Igbo women will never take accountability for their endless list of flaws.
Igbo men marry y'all to help pass down the culture to their kids, y'all abandon it to speak yeye English.
Igbo man marries foreigner, she'll learn Igbo and even help him pass it down to the kids.
Phoenix!🧝♀️@Alexisnphoenix
The person you’re talking about is white. That means if both her and her kids speak Igbo, the man played a large role in that. As an Igbo man, you should be ashamed of yourself if your children don’t speak Igbo and you couldn’t teach them, you’re there waiting for woman to teach them your own language? Shame, shame, shame again!
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Prince B. 🐐 รีทวีตแล้ว
Frame one is actually your short wrapper Oleku style.
Matching double wrappers with one longer piece and a shorter piece is Igbo attire. I don’t know when you suddenly invented that matching double wrapper style.
Adetutu ⚘️Oluwatumininu 🖤🌹♉️🖤@Asakemijimi
Yoruba women in their traditional outfit - Oleku I love this so much 💋🎀💙
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@JamesPrinceMor1 @EhisBukason Get a mirror. look at the person you see inside straight in the eyes 👀👀 and tell him loudly to stop being foolish.🤮🤮🤮
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@EhisBukason They're only good to make your marriage bride price hard for you or buried in the name of umuada
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Can you mention one achievement of Umuada in Igbo land!
Why can’t Umuada to mandate every Igbo woman to speak Igbo to their kids?
Why can’t Umuada make it a suggestive statement for every Igbo woman to always communicate with their kids in Igbo language?
Umuada is not being useful and promoting Igbo culture
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@EhisBukason Another foolish beer parlour gist. If your wife (an igbo woman) does not speak igbo to your kids, you as a man have failed in life.
You don't need umuada to do shit.
What in the name of low mentality is this.🧐🧐
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