Odogwu Matador @kingzstructures

@IfeomaIgbotic More reason they won't let Igbos have their own country. They can't afford to loose this diverse talents. If we want to be free truly we should stop representing these animals

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Horrifying,! After watching this you will know that most of u are in one big mess in Nigeria. Crime. A woman who converted to Christian was beheaded by the islamic cleric in her home. No media outrage,no uprisings. But,Bịafrans are hunted down for demanding for freedom.

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Odogwu Matador @kingzstructures

2 weeks ago

@ruffydfire Tinubu will be vindicated very soon lolzz

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Voice of Igbos @Voiceofigbos

3 weeks ago

This generation of Igbo women did not come here to play. Things we love to see 🔥🔥 #igboamaka

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Odogwu Matador @kingzstructures

3 weeks ago

@Gabriazo Thierry Henry

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Odogwu Matador @kingzstructures

3 weeks ago

@CiscoCherry Blue

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Ifeoma Igbotic @IfeomaIgbotic

3 weeks ago

Akanu Ibiam, an Igbo man from Ebonyi State, was the first Governor of the Eastern Region from 1960 to 1966. In 1967, he returned his British knighthood and dropped his English name, Francis, in protest against what was being done to his people in the East. He was also a prominent leader in the Igbo Forum, which was later associated with the development of Ohanaeze Ndigbo. Ebonyi has always been an important part of the Igbo nation. ❤️ The food basket of Ala-Igbo. 💃🏼 Ebonyi needs better politicians like Akanu Ibiam in this generation, not politicians who promote division among Ndi Igbo.

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Ifeoma Igbotic @IfeomaIgbotic

4 weeks ago

An Isreali Woman Lists the Reasons she believes Ndi Igbo are one of the Greatest ethnicities in the world. Video credit-: Yk_dear_diary

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Ifeoma Igbotic @IfeomaIgbotic

4 weeks ago

IGBO LEADERS OF THOUGHT LIST TEN CONDITIONS FOR RESTRUCTURING NIGERIA. THEIR DEMAND INCLUDES; 1. Ethno-linguistic restructuring: Restructuring should be based on ethnic and linguistic nationalities, rather than the existing states created under military rule. 2. Abolition of the Concurrent List: Only the Exclusive and Residual Lists should remain, with regions controlling their resources, security and development. 3. One indivisible Igbo region: They demand a united Igbo region comprising Abia, Anambra, Anioma, Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo and parts of Rivers, alongside Igbo communities in Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Benue, Cross River, Edo and Kogi. 4. Stop what they describe as the de-Igbonization of Ikwerre and Rivers Igbo: They identify communities including Ikwerre, Ekpeye, Ogba, Etche, Egbema, Ndoni, Opobo and Bonny as having Igbo historical, linguistic and cultural connections. 5. Regional police and security: Every region should have its own police and security structure, with the leaders referencing the Willink Commission. 6. Liberation for all ethnic groups: They call for reforms benefiting Hausa, Fulani, Middle Belt communities, Tiv, Idoma and others, including changes to systems they say limit development and democratic participation. 7. Evidence-based territorial claims: Any claim over territory, they argue, should be backed by credible colonial and pre-colonial records. 8. ⁠Release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu: They demand his immediate unconditional release and that of his colleagues, accelerated hearing of his case, and a written federal commitment to a credible regional or nationwide referendum monitored by independent bodies. 9. Adoption of a 10-region framework: They call for the framework reportedly endorsed by Ohanaeze and other Igbo groups, covering Igbo, ljaw, Akwa-Cross, Ibibio, Hausa-Fulani and other proposed regions. 10. No fragmentation of Igboland: The position rejects what it describes as the creation of five landlocked Igbo states or a separate Rivers Region that would further divide the proposed Igbo region.