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Pete Edochie delivers a powerful message on the historical relationship between the Igbo and Yoruba people, tracing their connection from Nigeria’s early years through the civil war era and beyond. He explains why he shares a different view from the generic views about Igbo and Yoruba relationships often portrayed... show more

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Omo Owaju, why the fake innocence? You’re running a Yoruba circus here 👇🏿cosplaying as Igbos just to bait South Africans. The platform is owned by a Yoruba The speakers are Yorubas, namely: 25toLife and another Yoruba bearing Nnamdi Kanu’s name. You literally sat there fabricating "Igbo King" fanfiction about dethroning the Zulu King and replacing their bloodlines, all while hiding behind an Igbo identity to cause damage when you’re actually Yoruba. Before that "Igbo King" stunt, you had Pastor Omotoso, another Yoruba, accused of preying on South African minors and running a fraud ring, followed by your Yoruba gang stripping and battering South African women for the world to see. Drop the pathetic attempt to whitewash your record in South Africa. The receipts are loud and clear.

Omo Owaju, why the fake innocence? You’re running a Yoruba circus here 👇🏿cosplaying as Igbos just to bait South Africans. The platform is owned by a Yoruba The speakers are Yorubas, namely: 25toLife and another Yoruba bearing Nnamdi Kanu’s name. You literally sat there fabricating "Igbo King" fanfiction about dethroning the Zulu King and replacing their bloodlines, all while hiding behind an Igbo identity to cause damage when you’re actually Yoruba. Before that "Igbo King" stunt, you had Pastor Omotoso, another Yoruba, accused of preying on South African minors and running a fraud ring, followed by your Yoruba gang stripping and battering South African women for the world to see. Drop the pathetic attempt to whitewash your record in South Africa. The receipts are loud and clear.

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An Igbo woman is upset and angry that some of her fellow Igbo men and women are increasingly adopting Yoruba cultural practices and dressing in ways associated with Yoruba culture. The errosion of Igbo culture didn’t start last year or even in the last decade. The decline has been unfolding for decades. Culture rarely disappears overnight. It happens gradually, through language loss, changes in names and traditions, shifts in values, intermarriage, migration, religious and social influences, and the growing tendency to see other cultures as more fashionable or desirable. The important question is not simply who is copying whom. It is why people are losing confidence in their own cultural identity, and what can be done to preserve what remains without becoming hostile to other cultures. If she genuinely care about the future of Igbo identity, she needs to have an honest conversation about how Igbo people got here and what can still be done. An Igbo woman is upset and angry that some of her fellow Igbo men and women are increasingly adopting Yoruba cultural practices and dressing in ways associated with Yoruba culture. I just finished a detailed write-up on the gradual erosion of Igbo culture, the decline of the Igbo language, and the broader demographic challenges facing the Igbo people. I’ll post it later. 💔💔💔

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