EXCLUSIVE. Part 1

[@NnamuoAmanda]

I appreciate this bro so badly for the abundance of knowledge and wisdom impact in him. Wow my heart is filled with joy ❤ We are just one ppl and one blood

[@tochika3598]

Wow 😳 my mind blown away by this powerful explanation... I can indeed relate to all he said using common sense approach🤔🤔💯👌

[@johnsonjohnson6511]

Nna menh I like what your doing keep it up

[@tochika3598]

Wow 🤔📚🤔 I need cup of pop corn 🌽 🌽... Very educative program ❤❤❤❤

[@Suka10]

Good teaching

[@tochika3598]

As people we have been deceived omg... See how educated refined eloquent vibrant with facts from that young man... Slave trade really dealt with us as Igbo people.. disorganized destroyed humiliated divided us and today we are nothing left.. But we still have hope alive that one day all Igbo nation weda ika ohoada anioma mbise omuma ezza the onichas Enugu abakillki aba Owerri ikwerre etc wil see the light and unite as one people 💯📚... Thank you at Nna mehn tv.. this is top niche presentation

[@tochika3598]

Top niche eloquent 👌💯📚presentation

[@ifeanyiugwu541]

The two wise men keep it on

[@chukwudireginald5784]

This is educating

[@gregonwum8813]

The Igbo were the people of the ancient civilizations including Egyptian, Greek, Akkadian (Akkad; Igbo language: aka Oke O Di, meaning 'place of the eternal God') between 2,500 BC and 500 AD, Sumerian (Sumar; Igbo language: isi ama ora, meaning 'the main settlement of the people'; Hebrew: Shinar Igbo language: ishi ana ora, meaning 'the land of the people'; Egyptian: Sngr; Igbo language: isi ana ogo ora, meaning 'the capital city of the district of the people'). The question of who the true Ancient Israelites are has been settled with scientific methods of population genetics. The Igbo were the people of the ancient civilizations including Egyptian, Greek, Akkadian (Akkad; Igbo language: aka Oke O Di, meaning 'place of the eternal God') between 2,500 BC and 500 AD, Sumerian (Sumar; Igbo language: isi ama ora, meaning 'the main settlement of the people'; Hebrew: Shinar Igbo language: ishi ana ora, meaning 'the land of the people'; Egyptian: Sngr; Igbo language: isi ana ogo ora, meaning 'the capital city of the district of the people').

[@mhizummy2091]

❤❤❤

[@officialleo247]

No reliable source to reference... Based on your spiritual assumption. It's okay!

[@florenceposh4865]

👌

[@ogambachukwnma392]

Well for me I did not agree with him completely. Ikwerre is just dialects just like izee in ebonyi . Ika people. Aba in abia . All this are IGBO dialects. Dear rise dialects in every language in the world is like that in Yoruba language

[@tochika3598]

He is saying same with wat u are saying... He points is more of the Igbo union ... The more you closer then more your Igbo language reman uncontaminated undiluted but the more we go south west or north then the language will gradually loose cos of the borders or boundaries. For example you can't compare Igbo dailect of agbor to that of aba. Reason is agbor is on the border of bini with tendencies of attracting bini culture. Whereas aba dialect will remain pure cos it's borders are still Igbo. Same applies to Igbo of mbise on the border with Akwa ibom, nsukka people bording Benue Anambra with kogi, ikwerre and ijaw. You don't expect dia igbos to be same. Dialects comes in.. 💯📚👌

[@chibuikee7482]

well said

[@gregonwum8813]

This boy doesn't know anything about Igbo history. Nna Mehn the boy knows nothing about Igbo origin, his just making noise.