The Igbo Women’s War Against Colonial Power

[@true4585]

I’m 100% Igbo. I love the history of the women I come from. Even the ones that came to the Americas and Carribean. We don’t take shit, we will die fighting for what we believe in, but we are still feminine women. Girl power! I’m so proud to be Igbo! I come from a lineage of queens!!! That includes my mom and grandmothers. They are EVERYTHING and so am I! 🤎

[@ezenwanyi3756]

😍💜👏🏿

[@Yoniverse666]

Godess reading this I have tears and goosebumps. this is true I don't know witch tribe I'm from but I feel as if it is in west Africa. I don't understand Igbo fully but I love the culture and the language.🤎

[@classicepisodesofcrimewatc9971]

I don’t know about the feminine part. Most Igbo women i have ever met are very masculine in their attitudes and energy. Most Nigerian women from the south and central regions are, except the Northern Nigerian Muslim ones.

[@ezenwanyi3756]

@@classicepisodesofcrimewatc9971 okay.

[@MonDieuMaCauseMonEpee]

😂😂😂😂

[@foffofana2120]

In Africa or as Africans in general, women are precious stones and the backbone to the peace of the continent. Big shout out to our Black Women

[@jldub23]

💯PERCENT FACTS!!!!

[@Kikongolessons]

Facts !

[@nzenwaherbertchidiebube18]

Igbo people are one ethnic group that is really outspoken. They fight for what is there right. One Love Igbo people, One love Africa

[@christieatuh]

that because traditionaly King / subjects relationship is not what the Igbos are used to; they are more used to Deity/people relationship. There is deity and their priest, and the elders and kinsmen. Thus truth (ofor) means more to the people than anything. They will always speak up and speak out Unfortunately this works adversely in a political world which prefers more diplomatic correctness

[@freepapuatv9268]

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[@the2ndcoming135]

Thank you for your factual statement bro🙂

[@Shade_223]

Ndi Ibo context in English accent people

[@olympia007macklin]

My daughter did a 23 me … it says we are 89% Igbo…!!❤️

[@christieatuh]

The way Chimamanda Adichie speaks up truth with boldness and featlessness defines clearly the Igbo woman

[@agbordaniels]

I appreciate this fam, I’m Igbo from southeastern Nigeria originally Biafra. Cross River/Abia states respectively.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

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[@TreyMessiah95]

Im an black American that are descendants of chattel Slavary and i am 32% Nigerian, i love all my Nigerian brothers and sisters, Despite the online beef between both of our communities ill still show support to all afro people world wide.

[@jashardwallington]

That stuff do be weird all that online stuff is just to casue more division bro but salute to you 🙏🏾

[@jsutciph3668]

That makes 2 of Us Trev, my mother is Black American & father is Yoruba & Igbo ...I got Love both my FBA's/ADOS here in the belly of the beast that enslaved us & much love to my Igbo's + Yoruba's along with the rest of our diaspora,let's repent for our sins against TMH God & change world for the best...Amen

[@seismicvertigo345]

@@jsutciph3668 Amen

[@Shade_223]

Ibo*

[@blkdragon2010]

They have beef with each other's especially beef with igbo people

[@theisolatedone654]

I am the First Igbo to like and comment. I love your content men! Educative af.

[@kayshawnsimmons6822]

Much love and respect 🙏🏽❤

[@Chinazanwaelim]

I am proud to be an Igbo woman,we are strong,outspoken,business oriented,managers of wealth,we fight for what is right,we are loving and lovable,we are religious and we are beautiful 🥰 Igbo kwenu

[@banksmonday7482]

I’m a Proud Ngwa Boy ( the largest clan) of the Igbo Ethnic Group of West Africa. A born and bred Aba Boy 😊 I’m a proud Pan-Africanist.

[@tyronelorenzovalentio3414]

How do u know

[@Raja-bz4yw]

I just discovered I was from this tribe! I'm so proud to be a descendant of these strong women.

[@obinnaezealah2465]

the term is ethnic group not "tribe".

[@Qallty4hermes]

What country are you?

[@Qallty4hermes]

Nigerian?

[@Raja-bz4yw]

@@Qallty4hermes US.

[@Sonye.N]

Welcome home

[@jenniferbrown7659]

Normally I decide to listen to your videos more than once. The facts, topics are so important. My Black Truth, this video needs to be in Atlanta GA Public Educational School System. Thanks again. ⛅ 🌎 🌙

[@Africa1000]

The Aba riots are just one (albeit prominent) example of Igbo resistance to colonial oppression. There were uprisings by Onitsha market women too!

[@brendamax1110]

The Aba women riot was the first recorded organised resistance against the colonial masters policies.

[@lillianjulius3734]

Just to verify, "Aba riots" is the language applied by British colonialism, to devalue any indigenous act against thier colonial impositions. Thus it is known as the Women's War! Ogu umu nwanyi! .These are films that are needed and should be doing, rather than those shuttle schlocks produced by current Nigerian film makers. The current culture is deplorable!

[@Africa1000]

@@lillianjulius3734 Very interesting. Thank you. I totally agree with you about the shallow and low brow quality of the Nigerian film industry right now. It's crying out for dynamic creativity.

[@limitlessbeliefs]

I am %100 igbo with my dad from IMO state and mom from Abia state. I loved the video and just wanted to add that the igbo language is 50,000-100,000 years old and I’ve been told by elders before we are close relatives to the Khoisan people you find in the southern region of Africa, which is the original human tribe, we are one of the oldest African tribes which means closest to the first humans that were birthed on the continent

[@Africa1000]

Evidence? I'm 100% Igbo and I've never heard of any connection with the Khoi/San ethnicities of southern Africa. I have a long held interest in our history and culture and this is entirely new to me. What is your evidence please.

[@krackmusik97224]

Your connection is with the people of Israel 🇮🇱 not any other african ethnies

[@limitlessbeliefs]

@@Africa1000 Dr. Mark Pagel, a biologist at the University of Reading in England, Dr. Quentin D. Atkinson, a biologist at the University of Auckland in New Zealand along with Dr. Russell Gray at the same institution, African Studies Center, University of Nigeria, Dr. Acholonu, Professor E. E. Okafor, the Dean of Archaeology at the University of Nigeria all conducted a STUDY finding that the Igbo language was the parent language to many ancient civilizations, meaning they were started, mingled or ruled by people of the Igbo tribe, these languages include Ancient KEMET, Ancient Khoisan people, Ancient Sumerian/Semitic languages, but also they found Igbo words/similarities in Hindu, Indian and Ancient Sanskrit. I mentioned the African languages first because we are from the same continent so more than likely we shared land, and inter married with these people, the same way the Latin language is the parent language for Catalan, Romanian, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and Italian, and all those Latin origin languages have tribal indo-European groups that intermarry. Please refer to the study conducted by these scholars below 👇🏽 faculty.ucr.edu/~legneref/igbo/westafricanorigin.htm

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

Igbo it's not a tribe not even a race, Khoisan are Igbos people and they are Igbo bantuselle~bantu peoples not Khoisan, the word Khoisan it's modern created word, every beings in this earth they are Igbos, do your research kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZLcgIOJaMideZo

[@reginasmith6276]

That's pretty deep.

[@chidiebereigbokwe7167]

This was popularly known as the Aba women's riot of 1929

[@sonofnok2153]

The colonialist sought to minimize the victory of our mothers by calling it "riots". It was a War all over Igboland, from Enugu to Obubura in Cross River. Call it what it was; "The Women's War"

[@seafoodplug]

I'm a Igbo descendent and I'm learning a lot about my ancestory. I see why I'm the way I am.

[@biafrawatch9604]

I am an Igbo man, I confirm what you said and also add that even till date every community still have the dual system of decision making (council/meeting). women meeting still make inputs in common issues in every clan. However the role of the Ada-Ézí (head lady) as called in my own dialect, is now controversial since younger women do not show the deserved respect to the person leading the women in our time.

[@Glotouchskincare]

Proud Ibo lady. My mum is from Imo state and my Dad from Abia state. I love this video

[@Raymond08]

Igbo*

[@wafalme851]

Can you make a video about African clothing before colonization and Islam

[@k.c.5426]

That is a great idea!😍

[@dgk693]

"Before Islam" what do you mean. I aint Muslim but Islam started in 600AD which is a long time ago.

[@mellymel6624]

@@dgk693 bro even christianity is older than Islam..

[@bgbthabun627]

this was an amazing episode, i loved every second of it!!!!

[@kayshawnsimmons6822]

I agree

[@christianhughes9756]

I absolutely love this channel, knowledge of self is key to our prosperity as a people and as a nation.

[@b3n658]

As a Nigerian from the Igbo tribe, I love this video. Basically the Igbos were the tribe that mostly learnt the everything the Brits brought even though it was forced upon us

[@obinnaezealah2465]

Igbo is not a "tribe" but an ethnic nation.

[@dgk693]

The things we learnt were never forced upon us. Only the administration was. Lets be honest.

[@Laura-sg6ss]

@@obinnaezealah2465 !!!

[@Laura-sg6ss]

@@dgk693 yes they were... it's colonialism. As a collective, it most definitely was.

[@dgk693]

@@Laura-sg6ss Certainly not. "it's colonialism" won't cut it. Be specific, how were new beliefs FORCED on the igbo.

[@hubbonng4837]

Even till today. Igbo societies are structured with women having equal say in socio economic matters. The importance of the role of women in governance in traditional societies Igboland cannot be under estimated. It's the political structure that has been over westernized that has left women of today marginalized from participating effectively in politics. But in Igboland, women still have higher representation in politics than in other regions in Nigeria.

[@mhizummy2091]

Yea 💯

[@trevisjohn6170]

Idk if its the way nigeria is going atm, but this was the perfect time for this

[@shotti50]

I AM IBO AND I AM JAMAICA I AM JUST HERE TO LEARN WHO I AM THANK YOU HOMETEAM>>

[@okekechidi3377]

You are ours my beloved.

[@afrinaut3094]

One cannot understand Igbo culture without understanding the Osu caste system & the treatment of twins/multiple births, & other “defected” infants within Igbo religion as it relates to dualities, fear & Ala Alusi. Chimamanda Ngozi isn’t perfect, but she is pretty knowledgeable when it comes to her Igbo heritage. If Igbo women traditionally had to combat native misogyny, it would make sense they wouldn’t tolerate foreign misogyny systems either. Very beautiful & strong women. Edit: I forgot to mention that the old traditional religion of the Igbo was called Odinani. Also in my research, most indigenous African religions adored multiple-births & twins. Giving the mothers high status, sometimes whether the infants &/or mother survived or not. With that being said, the Igbo religion is still very fascinating & valuable as philosophical study, & allegorical in-site. The KZbin channel the Medicine Shell does a fantastic job of deep diving into the mythology, laws, & beliefs of Odinani. Almost all Igbos are to Christian today, as a result of Odinani’s less-than-stellar application. Some Igbos have converted to denominations of Ifa (worship of Olodumare & the Orishas). Btw.

[@AngelGabriel-yh5pk]

Where you people get this rumor baffle me ... she wrote a book to be popular She doesn't even have the true knowledge. Nobody killed any twins..

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

@@AngelGabriel-yh5pk she work for the colonists

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

Old religion of ancient original Igbos it's Jiwa now bastardised to now Jew, Jiwa means we hold the world, It was Ji-wa babies like Odinala, Hebrews, Christianity, Hindu omenana all derive from and Odinala it's just a baby and it's alien to me and to the family of umanuforos that own this earth, stain Igbo like you will come out in public speaking history without no fact, Chi Na eke na amadei~and of the god's that God created, chi na eke na amadei simply means to the ancient as? They taught the world about God? About beings serving Chineke-God, check every Igbo modern name's their meanings talk about serving God and so on, your Odinala and omenana that's alien in Ala Igbo land shall be vanished forever when we are done with you all soon, those that own this from ancient past lies in central Igbo in owerre now bastardised to now Owerri, I only recognize Jiwa only in today world Igboland, I don't recognize omenana, Odinala Hebrews, Christianity and so on, Jiwa birth Islam, oldest mosques in the world can be founded in Umukeze now Nigeria, Chinamanda Ngozi she work with the colonists, she doesnt speak for Igbos, let me school you like a child, Igbo is black, brown, white name it all, The so called white people that separated themselves from us and that defeated us in the past they are know to me as Arya iberi people meaning the light complexioned Igbos, the beheh Igbos, to the West most sides God/Allah the most high God the children's of Ala-ije-igbu-ode and wife Ogbo-m Oshɔr now ogbomosho and their children's ABA-okwute now Abeokuta and Lagos, Igboho is Igboho, Eigbdani now egba, oshor igbo now osogbo, illorini Igbo now ilorin, Igbo wawa, oyo omo Igbo now oyo, Igbo ehiti now ekiti, onoudo and akoure now ondo and Akure, ife Igbo now Ile ife and many more, to the north most side God/Allah the most high God the children's of ama Nwa-ekpi of Ahia Shiokoto chimole now Sokoto, zangazi-zango, Umba awuchi now Bauchi, Ada ummawa now adawamawa, atei marauwa now maruwa, Umado ugiri now Maiduguri, ABA-UJA now Abuja, Kaduru Unna kataff now Kaduna, akorji to Makuruji now makordi means yam field, ozaria now Zaria, Nwa-ekpi grandfather to Ala-ije-igbu-ode now ijebuode, grandfather to agbomi Durueke now Nsodie, grandfather to ghannah Durueke now sundiata Keita and many more, to the south most side the children's of Chineke-God, the ibos of owerre>Owerri, Anambra, Ebonyi, Edo, porthharcourt, Abia, Delta, Calabar, bayelsa, Ebonyi, Enugu and so on, Edward Sapir and H.g Welles European earlier writers they both done a very good jobs on you sheep's that occupy today world Igboland that know nothing about this earth, they both killed Igbo world ancient bantuselle family language that Unite beings on this earth, they change Igbo ancient original words and added alien imported words into our Tribes dialects and that's why we are all divided back home, for an example unna ancient original, Nna modern, biko modern, bikoh original ancient, uto~cult original, otu~cult Modern down to Otu nzuzo smh, Nkwo modern, ukwo original and authentic, nsibidi European created word, insibidi original and authentic, from 13,000bc to 800bc was still the original homeland of the then Igbo original ancestors, from 800b.c till date many things has happened and ouwarre is made up of Europe, Africa, Asian minor and India now good day aturu.

[@okekechidi3377]

I just hope you are not a Yoruba! petty envy. Fabricators and confusionists. Next time, before you make a definite conclusion on a culture make sure you read multiple sources. The truth is always hidden between the line.

[@afrinaut3094]

@@okekechidi3377 I'm not Yoruba. And man, I don't mind being corrected, but many sources including the Medicine Shell (Igbo youtuber) & Igbo Landing (incident within the Americas related to the Osu caste system) point to this. With that being said no ethnic-group in the world is perfect, religion of our ancestors/or the era before modern-science is a-role-of-dice! Allot of the fears of the Igbo remind me of the Japanese mabiki. And that is without mentioning the amazing parables, philosophy, & fables found within Odinani. And the amazing Igbo artistic technology & architecture. Here is a older article, I did about twins/multiple births in various African societies:www.reddit.com/r/AfricanHistory/comments/mz2x32/some_of_my_research_so_far_on_which_african/ It should be said that for some of the groups like the Zulu, twin infanticide seemed to be more of a superstition, thus not a practice among all Zulu clans. And all of the birth complications with multiple births, may have been the reason some societies in the world viewed them as witch-craft or humanly-unnatural. Most Africans seemed to have seen (or eventually see) multiple-births & their mothers as blessings from god.

[@marciamarquis5010]

Thank you for your knowledge and hard work 💜💜💜💜🙌🏽

[@b3n658]

I hope you do more videos about other cultures in Nigeria.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

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[@nkamuo_kenechukwu]

I love this video and this is one of the proofs that shows that we the Igbos created DEMOCRACY not GREECE

[@eutricedaley36]

Team History just found you and I am bought. Thank You.

[@edchuk3455]

The women riot of 1929 was very ¹pivotal in the agitation for Nigerian independence. In the then Eastern Nigeria, the women riot was widespread, from Aba, to Owerri, Enugu Port Harcourt, Calabar etc, etc. The History of Nigeria agitation against colonial rule would be incomplete without the Women Riot of 1929 and subsequent other riots by Our Dear Mothers of Blessed Past.

[@ifeanyiabia281]

Much Love ❤️ from an Igbo Brother.

[@___john3934]

Igbo and proud 💪🏾

[@AdrianMareEWEASANTE]

Asking for igbo perspective and contributions is soo cool of you.

[@adofawalker8283]

Great jobs guys.please never stop.God bless you.thank you

[@emerson3070]

I appreciate this

[@PracticeOfRighteousness]

The Black Woman should be worshipped for the things she’s done since the beginning of time but we’ve been so Westernized that we think She should bow to us not knowing she’s the Backbone, Lungs, And Heart Of Our Communities and Always Have Been✊🏾💯👑

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

Nope, owner of every lands in this earth it's Ala the mother earth, owner both this earth and other planets it's Chineke~God and he is he not she don't confuse yourself in this earth good day.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

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[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

Of

[@agbordaniels]

Move away with your simp behind

[@templekanu6740]

Though this video is years old, Chinese is not supreme God. The British mistook and misinterpreted Chi na Eke as the supreme God. Chinaeke are the intertwined force of Chukwu. They represent the physical and the spiritual parallels of Igbo cosmology. While Chi represents the spiritual realm, Eke on the other hand represents the physical

[@NNLR-cm9mc]

Thank you SO VERY MUCH for educating us! I loved every and each second of this video! Keep up with your amazing work!

[@KhemMagnus]

People have a misconception of patriarchy, it does not necessarily imply a heavy handed male rule. It really means strong men that protect, provide and guide families, communities and nations. Women were welcomed into the patriarchal Igbo society, this is similar to ancient Egypt. Masculine and feminine are to complement each other not compete or dominate the other.

[@jsutciph3668]

That's a more Balanced perspective that needs to be taught & never forgotten nor corrupted

[@christieatuh]

The way Chimamanda speaks up truth with boldness defines clearly the Igbo woman

[@tonytonetone6422]

Always worth the watch.

[@xxwiki7510]

Interesting video , thank you for sharing❤️

[@somtosport6337]

I am Igbo. I know who we are. We are oppressed but yet exhibit strange wealth but mentally and physically. We have been controlled and oppressed.

[@true4585]

You are not Igbo. I literally just saw your comment on another page 2 years or not. Just say you envy us and shift. Fake Igbo.

[@plizwekup5231]

Fun fact: Igbos are actually related to some tribes in East Africa especially in Kenya, Uganda, ie the Turkana, Iteso, Jie, Kumam, Toposa, Karamojong, Lango etc. These tribes belong to the same group known as the Ateker. Igbos share similar names and words with these tribes.

[@Africa1000]

Evidence?

[@ogeo.8966]

I'm curious as well for links e.g. linguistic, cultural, cosmological etc

[@agbordaniels]

Sources? Not that I doubt you tho cos I know we are the children of Y’srael descendants of Gad and have our relatives in other parts of west n east Africa.

[@classicepisodesofcrimewatc9971]

I have literally never seen this proposed before. I don’t doubt it (I have no intellectual basis on which to do so) I am simply saying I’ve never before this moment seen or heard any African make a link between Nilotic East Africans and West Africans such as the Igbo

[@sasbridgecloserstudent]

@@agbordaniels the sources are at the end of the video.

[@stellaokafor6120]

Ogu umunwayii means fight of the women

[@tiegokhoza6448]

The Goosebumps while watching!

[@beloved3354]

Please keep this info coming

[@thetravelinsagittarian1316]

Thank you so much! Gotta look at this again. The mask at the beginning with the marks on the face, I've seen people with similar markings on their faces. Does that mean you are from a certain area or region?

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

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[@yanafridabinaev]

Amazing video! Thank you!

[@everythingdana9322]

Please keep making these.... it's just confirmation

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

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[@Ya-Ya_]

Home team history, I love watching your vids. Thank you for the immense work you do. I am an Igbo man. Most Pre-colonial Igbo societies did not have kings, we were mostly governed by a council of first born sons "Umu Nna." Regardless of the age, all first born males of any family within that village is an automatic member. That son represents and presents his family concerns (if any) at that council were, if need be, the concerns will ve debated upon and then put to vote. The council is led by the oldest living first born son. His vote equals to 1, he holds no power over the council, he only organizes proceedings, and is accorded respect per his age. The Women had their council called "Umu Ada" Some persons are bestowed titles to carry out ceremonial rites. The Nze 'n Ozo are recognized for their immense contribution to society - they hold no power over the people. Once again, from the bottom of my heart, thank you! Daalu rin'ne! 🙌🏾

[@ericmccray7190]

More Power for the West African women! 👍🏿💪🏿👍🏿

[@missjuneplum1]

Black women are the backbone of the the family/home even in today's societies, whether it's in the motherland, of Africa or else where.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

Nope men

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

He is teaching you modern history history not ancient history.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

He is teaching you modern history history not ancient history.

[@missjuneplum1]

@@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236 that's your opinion

[@why4654]

How is Africa now that it has been led by women

[@zoejesus52]

Talk about the Ekumeku resistance, I'm reading about it.

[@chymarh-3684]

Can you do a story on The Ekumeku resistance.

[@theafricanrattle8111]

great work bro, subbed

[@matthewmann8969]

Yeah they needed more kinds of blockades,alliances, resistance, and kinds of backings

[@jashardwallington]

Strong women are apart of african culture i love

[@Chainbreak2023]

The woman on the thumbnail is ashanti woman though not igbo. She dressed up as Akan woman

[@dannyisrael6305]

@HomeTeam History...Correction, That is a PICTURE of an Akan Woman in Ghana West Africa. The Ibo/Igbo Women Have Their Own Traditional Wear. Keep it up Bro, Cheers.

[@chukwunomsootusi3155]

That is Igbo Akwete clothing. Our mothers made and wore this dresses before colonialism. The pictures are of some of the leaders of the women's war. It's not Akan.

[@Kikongolessons]

Thanks 👍

[@zoejesus52]

Beautiful

[@chijinduphilip575]

You didn’t mention the Aba woman riot. Igbo kwenu

[@kishnapage9934]

I tell everybody, if Africa is to be united and rule the world, GOD will have to rise up and use a Black woman to do it

[@davidcraig3518]

I'll be number three

[@mzeeali8840]

Afrakan women & Afrakan girl's must stop following the feminists.

[@NsibidiOshe]

Igbo for a Reason ☝🏿😎

[@sonofnok2153]

Igbo people are invetors of "democracy". Unlike other civilizations, Igbos believe in individual freedom, moderated by a community commitment. Igbo people do not have "Kings" in the real sense. The equivalence of "King" called "Eze" is not a real king in the Western sense. The "Eze" actually means "master". One who has a mastery in something; Eze-ji, master in growing of ji (yam), Ezeani master in spiritual worship of the earth goddess. The Eze as a clan leader, must lead in consultation with his council. The council is made up of the eldest surviving male of each "Umunna", a clan based on lineage. You can't just get up and give matching orders to Igbo people, no matter who you are.

[@sdjohnsononyoutube]

That was good

[@tonynwatu1477]

Good details. Just that most of the images are not of the Igbos

[@BigBen1994]

Nice video Brother 💪🏿

[@lontrax]

You mean the "Umu Ada" group

[@teahgosman8923]

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[@Shade_223]

This women was from Aba

[@khadidiatoudiallo4223]

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[@youngdleuslivewire6909]

Nice

[@HimbaButterfly]

I love how this history line is detailed. Pre-colonial Igbo land; women have political powers that makes the political organisations a dual gender organisation. Igbo women fighting for their rights to be companions and partners of men in their society because of colonial powers. Interesting, don't we all agree?. That before white man and woman arrived, Igbo women are as valuable and respectable members of the society as Igbo men. It is because of colonial dominance of forcing women into their place behind men, Igbo women now fights for their rights. Doesn't this completely contradicts westernization? That it is white woman who is the forerunner and leader of womanity? It is white woman who is the working woman, the political woman, the useful woman of society. Yet it is this very backwardness of staying behind white man that white men didn't like about these Igbo women and declared a war to push them back were they belong according to him! This is not just a history surrounding Igbo land; the Yorubas, Hausas and the rest of the continent alike all had the same form of societes structures. Women played a very important role in their societies. They were not frequently Queens over their regional lands, but they had powers that men could not even crosspass in many cases. But do we have the right to know this? No, no right to know, because everything is the white woman and her stolen womanity of fakeness. Fake womanity indeed, because this white woman wants to demonstrate herself as the labelled collective "black woman", yet she needs white men in all her affairs for anything to be achieved or completed. While the womanity she wants the credits of without the character or works of, aka black woman's womanity, independently proved her womanity!

[@ijeomauwasomba474]

Didn't this part of history took place in Enugu?

[@abrahimguyzer920]

We black people are indigenous to the planet not just Africa 🌍. I long for the day somebody continue to enforce that. The Semang, Orang, Aeti, Jawara and many others.

[@jaxthewolf4572]

We are not indigenous to the planet. Especially not in colder regions

[@abrahimguyzer920]

@@jaxthewolf4572 dude if there was only black people at one point of time, I quote only black people in all the planet, what color was those people before that gene turned pale. You think dark skinned people didn't play in the snow, well Eskimos do that now.

[@abrahimguyzer920]

@bubulu aye you ever seen a pre human? Crazy people are willing to make comments on something they never seen. I ain't never seen a pre-human and never will because they didn't exist. Second of all you said Pre- human meaning something that is not human anyway. Like I said we were the first humans every where, and I will continue to enforce that statement too. We are indigenous to the planet or should I say first Aboriginal man.

[@freepapuatv9268]

Tasha Xi kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5Xcg2mun9WtfaM American Indian Moundbuilders - Interpretations of Mississippian Iconography Reaction | Tasha Xi

[@obiezedaniels5907]

@@abrahimguyzer920 are Eskimos dark skinned people??

[@LordBanyck25]

The Igbos never killed anyone twins The ibibios and the efiks are the neighbors of Igbos, they were included as Igbos by white people including Mary slessor . Igbos treat twins special as the gift from the almighty God Chukwu okike abiama. The igbo are the real democrats which they called Oha-kara-si

[@jaxthewolf4572]

Than I wonder, where this belief of the killing of twins came from. And the saying that igbo fear twins as some curse

[@okekechidi3377]

@@jaxthewolf4572 Mary slessor never abolished never came to IGBO land to abolish the killing of twins because it never happened in IGBO land. Read up on her and you will find out. That practise was done by some Ibibio and Efik clans. These were the places slessor spent most of the remainder of her years. One of the things she is remembered for in these areas is the campaign for the abolishment of twins.

[@oritsegbubemidottie3236]

What of historical origin of Delta State

[@chrisonyebuchukwu7083]

Onyee eriri eri,u don't know you are an Igbo man

[@the2ndcoming135]

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[@sipp5657]

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[@chiomaihuaku620]

Igbo women are branded unruly and independent of the men. That's too bad.

[@TheEzekiel300]

Igbo/Lemba are openly claiming to be the original Hebrew Israelites ✔️ Duke University and London University, 2 completely different Universities from 2 different countries did a D.N.A. study on the Lemba/Igbo tribe in South Africa traced the Y chromosome back to ancient Israel. The Y chromosome showed up 50% among the Lemba people and only 3% among the general white Jewish population. Lines right up with ✔️Revelation 2:9 and ✔️revelation 3:9 Amos 9:7 Are ye not as children of the Ethiopians unto me, O children of Israel? saith the LORD. So called African Americans are the real Jews scattered throughout the world.

[@NYChiphop67]

African America & Africa has United thru KEMET ..it’s amazing 💪🏾✨💥💥thanks bro

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

The last ice age periodkzbin.info/www/bejne/jZLcgIOJaMideZo..k..

[@dgk693]

"Kemet" is irrelevant to this video

[@NYChiphop67]

@@dgk693 did I say that …fuk is wrong wit ppl damn

[@dgk693]

@@NYChiphop67 Maybe because you said that in the comment section of this video hence it can be assumed it was a comment related to that video. How are African Americans united with Africa through "Kemet"

[@offspring9463]

@@dgk693 African-Americans are so obsessed with Egypt 😕 Why can’t they learn about their own culture and history from West-Africa?

[@tonimarie9985]

Ah so this may answer why I believe in education, working 2 jobs, and travelling by car cross country only fearing God not of Persons on earth.

[@juansanchez5001]

More African Americans should watch your videos instead of appropriating Native American history as black history...smh...this is the part of history that African-Americans should be proud of, instead of appropriating other people's cultures... good job on reaching out and try to teach lost African Americans about their ancient past in Africa.

[@creativefantasybox2462]

The sad part is those who vehemently claim that they are indegenious to the Americas

[@offspring9463]

Ikr they believe Ancient Egyptians were black 🤦🏿‍♂️ They need to reconnect with us!

[@Shade_223]

My dad is from owerri my mom is from abia state abia means Yah is my father. It was formed in alphabetical order under 4 accent villages that all have Aba in the end of there name which means father in Semitic language

[@alexorji2509]

First to get here

[@mppm1740]

Amma mama, the portal....to this relm..

[@marloliver2755]

Cool

[@TheGrinch_]

Ok 👌🏿

[@CodyCole80]

The Igbos are true descendants of the Children of Israel. YAH’s (God’s) direct lineage/children.

[@moneymachine6860]

It’s been misproven on multiple occasions

[@jsutciph3668]

@money machine misproven is not a word but I get your point however it's not been debunked & as a matter of facts more proof is starting to come out base on lineage,oral traditions, archeology,anthropology & most certainly Biblical prophecies

[@crimepays8358]

@@jsutciph3668You are not Jewish, you will never be Jewish. The Jews themselves say igbos are fakes.

[@jsutciph3668]

@@crimepays8358 OK U said something to saying nothing & U have no facts to debate, so there's nothing to discuss here

[@altamontdarby2819]

Rule Brittania?🤮

[@wren1718]

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