Olenyi (The progenitor of Obollo) The history of Obollo people .

[@michaelemeka8876]

Good one my sister

[@michaelemeka8876]

❤

[@willyboy4248]

Thank God. I finally know the history of obollo people atleast no igala can lay claim on them again.

[@ezesunday.a.3767]

Dimma Arts and Crafts, I'm very delighted for the Good work that you are doing and making sure that you bring the history of our father land to we the children to know. I must recommend you for your good work and urge you to continue the Good work. I will be very grateful if you will extent your discovery to Amalla-Egazi for us to know more about it too. Thank you so much and God straighten you

[@OlierOnah]

Dinma , the old men are economical with the truth.as an igugu person, our fathers used to show us where olenyi stayed when he came, around ulo n obollo , close to igugu.before he came igugu was already there, same as other towns around udenu.if igugu was not there when he came,how could he have married from igugu. Igugu also helped obollo to win many battles and as a result of that some parts of ogbele and iheakpu were given to igugu people to live.our people lived there but were later recalled home since they were not many. Before now wherever igugu went for marriage or funeral ceremony around udenu , the people would drop there tradition and follow that of igugu.many of the elders we have today are politicians.

[@0xChijioke]

Dalu!! Would appreciate you doing one on omaba festival in Obimo and it's origin.

[@AroMouthpieceTV]

You just inspired us more... Keep up the good work Dinma

[@markugwuanyi8532]

Thanks for your efforts on arts and crafts. I would like you to ask the Obollo elders about the Iheakpu community always associated with Obollo community.

[@QueenofAfricanCulture]

Will do

[@OdohBartholomew-nc7de]

Long live my people... I am proudly the son of ugbabe olenyi

[@Oliver-l4l7t]

Good work! ❤. Dinma you sound like you are from igugu or umundu.

[@QueenofAfricanCulture]

wow . thanks so much we are all the same

[@elumachristian4070]

Olenyi is an Idoma names, means the Lord of the river.

[@KingSley-h5r]

And igala is an Igbo word

[@KingSley-h5r]

It's like you don't even understand the video