Some ISOKO people have traced their ancestry to IDUU ERI Kingdom.

[@frankumeobi5213]

Nna, this is the best podcast history channel in West Africa. May God keep blessing you Mazi Chuwuemeka

[@DRAXETEVEZ]

This is getting interested.. Nnameh tv keep going.. We're with you we'll subscribe.. Keep going.. Is getting interested day by day wow we'll get de point..

[@OkutaMegaResources]

Even common sense should tell u that All black have a common ancestral father. But from this interview if Eri is the father of igala and of Edo and of Ibo then Eri is neither Ibo nor Edo nor igala.and All three are one blood. Wisdom!¡!!!!!!!!

[@mbanefookenwa700]

Nnaa mehn did you hear his last name obodoagu, you must interview that our uncle to know more about that name and what it really means in isoko language.

[@ibenemecletus-yv9fc]

Wowowo great

[@JessicaJohn-rs1qe]

I wish you guys long life

[@tochika3598]

If you want to kw your true identity who you are 🤔., Just take a close look at your name 👌 follow by your language others are your food.. You will be shock Its not a rocket science 💯📚💯... Eye done open 🧠👌👌

[@SteveAguocha]

I wouldn’t say the man is perfect in history but I can hit my chest to tell you he is telling the truth in the side of isoko having a strong relationship with Igbo, it may not be all isoko but they do have relationships with Igbo. I went to a friends marriage in isoko and I was shock that when I put my ear down I as an Igbo man was hearing 40 or 50 % of what they were saying. I think their language is a mix of Igbo and urhobo together to make up a language called isoko language

[@ContetorTV]

What I do not understand about this whole history is why are there differences in language at what point did the language begin to change? That is one big puzzle no one is talking how to solve.

[@oliverkeke2894]

Very soon u will update for that

[@onuohachidoziehenry5677]

Even in one state you will see different dialects

[@SteveAguocha]

I’m not surprised about this history because I went for a wedding in isoko, I as an Igbo man was understanding 40% of what they speak when they were speaking their language. I think that language is a mixed of urhobo language and Igbo language to make isoko language

[@NonsoOkoye-pe4rf]

sure bro! one of Eri's son is Igbo. He left eri and settle in a place callled Igbo ukwu in today Anambra state.. his house is still standing till today. all though is was rebuild .

[@anniejames3059]

This isoko man don't know is history

[@OkutaMegaResources]

U have to cut it short bcus he was talking more about Benin And not in favor of the igbos

[@NonsoOkoye-pe4rf]

no bro history cant be corrupted, Its dangerous. Their are bini influence there culture today, that cant be ignored because you want it favor Igbo.

[@knwaoke6193]

Some isoko and Urohbo have Igbo Minority content and ancestors. Minority is key word here. That is why the speak an isoko urohbo Edo language dialect. Therefore they are not Igbo. Professor Ekeh an isoko/urohbo has argued that apart from Igbo content in urohbo history that the Edo speaker were not from a Bini. His point is that the original esan, isoko, urohboho, all Edo language dialects, came from the same root.

[@morganleonard5280]

So una don add IDUU to Eri name🤣 very soon it will become WAZOBIA ERI😂

[@RealJOGBz]

You will hardly see any Isoko person, they are very few in number, the only Isoko person I know is Solidstar.

[@Bourtoneduvie]

Most Nigerians still do not understand that no tribes started from Benin city or Bini

[@tochika3598]

Bini was jus like British empire know for conquer invasion expansion of territories.. Jus like Britian who colonized Nigeria but never colonized their identity name language culture till today Yoruba speak yourba Igbo speak Igbo same with hausa.. You cannot conquer people's identity but you can rule over them as your empire.. Bini was a good example jus like British📚💯🧠

[@NonsoOkoye-pe4rf]

​@@TheUhroboGuy See isoko man telling you that his root is in Idu Eri and ur your still bala blu, bla bla , bula ba ....... na you go tell him who he is? mr man go hug transformer if you no like wetin him dey talk.

[@hopehigh845]

​@@TheUhroboGuyI'm from Isoko, Sorry we are not Benin. U can call us igodomigodo it's more better.

[@OkutaMegaResources]

At this point of our lives we should emphasized more on our commonalities rather than our differences.why maintain and respect ppl territory and geography which to me is our only difference.

[@TheUhroboGuy]

@@NonsoOkoye-pe4rf Benin gave Birth to Itsoko and Uhrobo if it p@ins you huug the nearest transfoma fast.

[@TheUhroboGuy]

Uhrobo and Itsoko were created from Bini Kingdom same people 50% same lnguage.

[@NonsoOkoye-pe4rf]

mumu continue! Where did bini people originated from? They fall from heaven like Oduduwa of the Yorubas abi?? . For sake of history let me enlighten you a bit. Oduduwa or odua is a corrupted word of O dudu Owa which is an Igbo word. meaning he that leads. he was a hunter and a great warrior!

[@peter-hx6oe]

@@NonsoOkoye-pe4rf u re funny? Stop saying things u don’t know about. We the Benin have no history connection with the Igbo

[@NonsoOkoye-pe4rf]

@@peter-hx6oe Bro we no dey beg for anyone to come sabi him ancestors. no body force that Isoko people that went to Eri to pay homage.

[@knwaoke6193]

Urohbo language is close to bini dialect and are classified as Edo language. Urohbo and isoko as Edo language dialects should and do understand bini dialects - some with difficulty. Igbo do not understand Edo languages or dialects like urohbo. Yes some isoko and Urohbo have Igbo ancestors But a minority. The root of isoko, esan, bini, and Urohbo is Edo - a place or person.

[@dumeznice188]

funny people's

[@neljames3795]

Go and get your history straight stop bending history

[@davidbasil2688]

You are irrelevant…. go and open your own page and teach the right history..

[@SteveAguocha]

I wouldn’t say the man is perfect in history but I can hit my chest to tell you he is telling the truth in the side of isoko having a strong relationship with Igbo, it may not be all isoko but they do have relationships with Igbo. I went to a friends marriage in isoko and I was shock that when I put my ear down I as an Igbo man was hearing 40 or 50 % of what they were saying. I think their language is a mix of Igbo and urhobo together to make up a language called isoko language