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@Sally.png_ Thanks Sally 😊 💕

@@UkomeA Indeed 😊❤

😀😀 it was I think 2020 or 2021. It was my 1st Pfizer covid vaccine. I have got 4 of it since then. No fear, it's easy lol

So so clean

I didn't even think of it until noe😊but you are right, no life jacket...I have been on a ferry boat here in the USA and no life jacket either 🤔

Thanks cuz😊

Thanks so much for watching and commenting Earnest 💕

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😁 what's the devil emoji for?

Lovely

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Thanks Ernest 🤗

Christian I remember you! My brother, regarding MNK, it is more complicated, not as straightforward as you make it sound. I believe that you overestimate what diasporians can do, unfortunately. The people at home have more to do, to lay the foundation, but the problem is no unified voice. P.S. what did you mean that Igbos have eaten their cake?

I am not happy to see that Nigerians are not on the streets doing mass protests. I can't believe they will let him rob them in broad day light of their mandate.

Thanks Ernest 😊

I knew someone would be somewhere blaming feminism as I mentioned in the video and here you are affirming it. So let's have this discussion. But let me first let you know that our forefathers enjoyed marriage like you said because they succeeded in making women slaves to them who didn't expect human treatment or respect from the man. Question, would you allow another man treat your daughter like a slave? Then, you said women marry today looking for what they will gain. Let me ask you, do men not look for women to marry to gain something like bear children for them, cook and clean for them? Are men the only humans who should marry to gain and women not human enough to gain from their hardwork?

Thank you my brother 🙏

Dalu nna

Thanks Bri 😊

Yes indeed ma! Thank you 🙏

Well said. And we in the diaspora are counting on you guys at home to show those wicked people that you have risen up from slumber, Amen.

Azumini is in Abia

Clap for yourself ok. On the day you die, make sure you carry the rivers and oceans to your grave oo. Greedy man

Emmanuel, that's old and weak argument. Give me a better argument!

@@ijonuigbo7417 You are right but lets watch and see

Yes indeed.

Thank you.

U lie ! Bonny & Opobo is Ibani. Igbos arrived in their numbers during d slave trade era. Som of d indigenes speak Ndoki but d native language of Opobo & Bonny is pure Ibani, a dialect of Ijaw U can't force a ppl 2bcom wot u want dem 2b. Don't twist history 2suit urself

@@ayebatarijuliapaxagiri2767 you are Igbo too. You hear am I be Igbo woman period

@@collinsjapan Tell me one Igbo person who has no Igbo name or surname. Igbos don't do without their name. There must b an Igbo name or surname. I can't b Igbo wen both my name & surname r Ijaw. Plus I practice Ijaw culture & tradition. I hv no biz with 4 Igbo Market days . I hv no bizness with New Yam Festival. I don't speak Ndoki, I speak Ibani dialect. D list is endless. U don't force ppl 2bcom wot u want dem 2b. If u insist I'm Igbo, I also say u r an Ijaw man. Period

@@ayebatarijuliapaxagiri2767 yes I'm Ijaw man. Have anything changed? Why are you troubling your heart with nothing.

@@collinsjapan U can b Fulani if u want but I am who I am. Ur talk or view is inconsequential. Just know dat Ibani is Ijaw. We hv links, intermarriage, a long history of bizness interaction & relating with Igbos but we r Ijaws. We r not Ikwerre who began denying Igbo after d civil war. Bonny & Opobo (IBANI) has always bin IJAW. Go & read history. Precolonial & colonial history of Bonny & Opobo is evrywia. D founder of IJAW PEOPLE'S LEAGUE, Mr JENEWARI DAPPA BIRIYE was a Bonny chief. He founded IJAW PEOPLE'S LEAGUE way back, 1940. Decades b4 Nigeria got independence not 2talk of civil war. If Bonny is Igbo, identified as Igbo but only started denying Igbo after civil war, there's no way a Bonny chief, frm d Royal, ruling DAPPA WAR CANOE HOUSE will establish IJAW PEOPLE'S LEAGUE 2fight 4d rights of Ijaws. He shud hv founded IGBO PEOPLE'S LEAGUE, joining d likes of Nnamdi Azikiwe but no he didn't, bcos Bonny is & has always bin IJAW. So u can b Efik or Bini if u lik but don't force ur Igbo on Ibani.

We have to start teaching them 😀

Yes it is.

And very articulate for that matter too.

@@ijonuigbo7417 Yeah!

Honestly, I hope Nigeria youths begin to get inspired and creative like her. Many people in Nigeria remain jobless because they look down on certain jobs like this. They don't realize they could become millionaires from a lot of jobs they reject.

@@ijonuigbo7417 True

Ij never changed. You just don't know her like you thought.

My grandfather is from Opobo and we are Ngwa people in Aba present day Abia state

@@openminds4706 pls Opobo is Ibani. My grandmother is frm Opobo but I'm not Igbo. Bonny & Opobo r Ibani ppl, Ijaws.

@@ayebatarijuliapaxagiri2767 Bonny Island[1] is situated at the southern edge of Rivers State in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. It is near Port Harcourt. Ferries are the main form of transport to and from the island. The local language spoken in Bonny Island is Ndoki, which is an Igbo dialect.

@@trusttrusty9786thnx but I know where Bonny is. I'v bin 2 Bonny countless times. I'm a full blooded Port Harcourt born & bred. I'm partly frm Opobo. D language of Bonny & Opobo is Ibani wich is a dialect of Ijaw. Som of dem can speak Ndoki but it's not their original, native language. Their native language is Ibani till date, som can speak it, som can't, I hv many family members & friends from Bonny & Opobo who speak Ibani. Infact som families don't evn understand Ndoki. Ibani is d language. Dat's d reason they don't bear Ndoki/Igbo names. It's not native 2dem. Bonny or Opobo ppl ALWAYS bear Ijaw names, never Igbo names. Same with their titles. All their titles r Ijaw titles, never ever Igbo. If u r frm Bonny or Opobo pls wot's ur name? Or if u hv friends frm there, wot r their names? Any Igbo name? If u r frm there or u know about dem den u certainly wud know d reason y som ppl speak d Ndoki dialect. Bonny & Opobo is Ibani, Ijaw land NOT Igbo land.

@@ayebatarijuliapaxagiri2767 you are Igbo

Thank you Ben!