D’King- NG breed retweeted
Owerri Women want to finish their President with food stuff oh🔥😍😂
The Eagle has Landed in Owerri, Imo State
2027 = PETER OBI IS HERE ❗️🎤🇳🇬
D’King- NG breed retweeted
Peter Obi landed in Owerri and the market women started giving him all sort of foodstuff and he also played with their babies too
D’King- NG breed retweeted
By virtue of population size , Edo is bigger than Imo, why are female house owner in edo lower than Imo? Let's go state by state then. Let's not even compare that Enugu and Anambra ( so called odogwu capital) has more female ownership. Now Edo State and imo state are
By virtue of population size alone, Igbo women will always appear to own more property in a numerical comparison with women from minority tribes. This is because, for example, 10% of a population of 30 million owning property will still amount to more people than 40% of a population of 3 million.
Therefore, the data being shared do not provide the full context. A comparison based on the percentage of each population that owns property would provide a more accurate and meaningful picture.
D’King- NG breed retweeted
Replying to @IamJustNneka
D’King- NG breed retweeted
Replying to @nzemmili
Our women are weird , even with data they still try to diminish themselves! SMH
D’King- NG breed retweeted
Biased
They used % of SE, SS, SW (not Igbo vs Edo vs Tiv) yet SE women owned more %🏠
In literacy they used Tribes—minority being far smaller have GREATER chance of being 1st or 2nd, but Igbo women still topped
(50L in 100 is easier than 500L/1000)
U IGBO women h#te urselves🤦🏼♂️
By virtue of population size alone, Igbo women will always appear to own more property in a numerical comparison with women from minority tribes. This is because, for example, 10% of a population of 30 million owning property will still amount to more people than 40% of a population of 3 million.
Therefore, the data being shared do not provide the full context. A comparison based on the percentage of each population that owns property would provide a more accurate and meaningful picture.
D’King- NG breed retweeted
Replying to @IamJustNneka
U Igbo women h#te yourselves
u have higher % in literally all metrics of development-yet complain
U are analyzing 40% vs 10%, meanwhile the data is based on region percentages, & SS is more populated
unbelievably with greater odds due to population, u still top literacy-YET🤦🏼♂️
Biased
They used % of SE, SS, SW (not Igbo vs Edo vs Tiv) yet SE women owned more %🏠
In literacy they used Tribes—minority being far smaller have GREATER chance of being 1st or 2nd, but Igbo women still topped
(50L in 100 is easier than 500L/1000)
U IGBO women h#te urselves🤦🏼♂️
By virtue of population size alone, Igbo women will always appear to own more property in a numerical comparison with women from minority tribes. This is because, for example, 10% of a population of 30 million owning property will still amount to more people than 40% of a population of 3 million.
Therefore, the data being shared do not provide the full context. A comparison based on the percentage of each population that owns property would provide a more accurate and meaningful picture.
D’King- NG breed retweeted
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The Nsukka & Ezza (Ebonyi / Benue & CRS border) warriors confrontation with Igalas was so brutal it gave Igalas fearful PTSD
The Ezza fiercely conquered multiple Igala towns & almost obliterated them but stopped
Because we dont talk about this much, revisionists wanna agend
IGALA Sir
Igala invaded Nsukka —got decimated
Igala invaded Ebonyi —got obliterated
Igala clung on niger —overpowered & crushed by Aboh’s-Anioma
After failed invasions, few Igalas who remained still cry “in those days”😂
Tagging 23-&-me wont save ur ancestral inferiority👇🏼
Igbo is not supposed to be an ancestral category. Because about 60 percentage of Igbos are of IGALA ancestral origin.
the DNA test with Ancestry 23andme and the classification is a sham.
The ancestral category should be broken down into the lowest denomination
@23andMe
For those insulting Igbo culture and claiming that their culture gives women the right to hustle and own property more than Igbo women, why is it that all these claims never appear when statistics are presented?
As for Igbo women joining in throwing themselves under the bus, even though an Urhobo started the argument, why is it that you have internal hate for yourselves and your ethnicity?
D’King- NG breed retweeted
Igala This, Igala That! Una they Craze! 📍
Yes, historical accounts record Nsukka resistance to Igala forces. In the late 18th century, including a reported 1794 battle, Nsukka groups and allies repelled an Igala invasion, defeating the attackers and taking many captives. Relations involved mutual raids, trade, and cultural exchange rather than total conquest. Sources are limited, mainly oral traditions and one contemporary European account, so details vary among historians.
Igala This, Igala That! Una they Craze! 📍
Yes, historical accounts record Nsukka resistance to Igala forces. In the late 18th century, including a reported 1794 battle, Nsukka groups and allies repelled an Igala invasion, defeating the attackers and taking many captives. Relations involved mutual raids, trade, and cultural exchange rather than total conquest. Sources are limited, mainly oral traditions and one contemporary European account, so details vary among historians.
D’King- NG breed retweeted
Replying to @Bullio_one
Ezza people crushed them too.
These people think because Igbos don't talk much of it , the change the history.
D’King- NG breed retweeted
Replying to @igalacentric @23andMe
This book was published in 1797. Book is by Joseph Hawkins. Title is A history of a voyage to the coast of Africa and travels into the interior.
Nsukka people may be forced to drive Galla people out of Idah if you don’t respect yourself. The last time didn’t end well for you.
This entire thread is so funny - Identity crisis caused by corruption😂😂😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣😂😂😂😂🤣😂😂🤣😂😂🤣😂😂🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂
Replying to @dimmastrong
It got bad that my father who was working in Education Head office under WAEC supervision department in Nnewi, started denying his brother when asked “is it not your brother that stole student’s WAEC registration fee?”. “ He said “ Same surname but different family”.🤣🤣🤣🤣
D’King- NG breed retweeted
Happening now;
NDC presidential candidate, Mr Peter Obi, has just arrived in Imo State alongside NDC party stakeholders ahead today’s townhall meeting in Owerri.
D’King- NG breed retweeted
ENERGY🚀🚀🚀
This is a very inspiring video!!!
Fire!!🔥
Wo, @inecnigeria you will not ruin this for us. You work for us, you cannot keep working against us.

































