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Monday, 25 November 2013

Photos: Oba of Ogbaland celebrates 43 years on the throne

The Oba of Ogbaland, His Eminence, Sir (Dr) Chukumela Nnam Obi II (OON, JP) celebrated forty three years on the throne (2nd longest reigning monarch in the country) and his birthday on the 23rd of November at his palace. In attendance were former Rivers State governor Peter Odili and his wife Justice Mary Odili - justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. Abiye Sekibo, Prince Uche Secondus - Deputy National Chairman of PDP, River State commissioners, King Alfred Diete Spiff (Amayanabo of Twonbrass) and many others. See more photos after the cut...



 

89 comments:

  1. His first son is married to Odili first daughter Ada ........Linda how come ur gbeborun u dont know this . THEY ARE INLAWS

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    1. I think you meant to say Odili's second daughter. Check your info again pls

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    2. The second daughter Chinenye.The first daughter is married to Engr Onwuka Oreh.Thank me later

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  2. Wow 43yrs on the throne. God makes kings, he alone chooses Kings. God bless my king Igwe of Ichida kingdom in anambra state. Cheers. Engr Emy.

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  3. Mrs Odili is really pretty but her dress sense doesn't do her any good at all. I wish someone could help her.
    Her dressing...? Is scary I dare say.

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  4. When I saw ogba, I been think say na ogba for Lagos

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  5. Hummmm HBD sir are those his wife's?

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  6. If na politicians now una go complain. I think obaship and ezeship even emirship should not be longer than two terms of five years.

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  7. Linda oo!... All this babes wey dey look camera, na him pikin them?

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  8. Happy birthday Daddy!!!! Can't believe am on linda ikeji's blog....hehehe. Nice 1 linda...thanks

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  9. LL ur eminence,the attah of igala reigned for 55yrs be4 he died last year

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  10. Yea. dats my community bless wit enough resources bt no road no drainage. Lng live d oba of Ogba land lng live Omokians. 1 love.

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  11. Chichi wat were u luking @

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  12. Evil People Tufiaqua!!!!

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  13. Congrats Sir. See Obiazil looking so good miss you girls.......after FGC PH days

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  14. Linda,may I ask who the monarch that has spent more years than His Eminence bcos there is a monarch in Kabba Area in Kogi State Who is 50 years on the throne.His coronation graced by late Sardauna of Sokoto before he was brutally murdered in the 1966 first coup.

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  15. Eze Nwatakiri 1 of Ogbaland. Long may you reign your majesty

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  16. na wa oo, so igbo people now calls their king Oba? ok bye!

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    1. These people are from River State, ONYE IBERIBE!!!

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    2. The Igbos in rivers state are a bunch of confused creatures. This started after the Biafra war when they started changing their names and titles. Any town with the R is just a silly Okilo's idea. Towns like Rumuokoro, Rumuoma etc where originally Umuokoro, Umuoma... 70% of Rivers indigenes are Igbo.

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    3. If u had any sense u'll know dat omoku is in Rivers State. Olodo

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    4. Mumu Onyekachi who ask you for all that long explanations???
      We are not Ibo's!!!

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  17. WOohhh 43 yrs on d throne,dats gr8t.

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  18. Linda, this news is so incomplete!!!
    please give a better write up with Details. how old is the oba? where is he from? what year was he crowned????
    that kind way BIKO!



    memiee

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  19. Engr Emy dats charlesco rite?d onwa of ichida#stays in warri.he is a family friend

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  20. Rosie Said......Ooohh,Ichida in Anambra state? Why are they dressed like the Binis?......just asking

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  21. How come toke makis no come this event

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    1. TOKE MAKINWA nor join wear Ogba kingdom aso-ebi? This party nor gather weight ooo!!

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    2. Hehehehe you wicked o
      You got me laughing out loud though

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  22. Congrats Oba,Long Liveth de King!

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  23. Yes o, we're his children o, (d ones looking @ d camera) long live my daddy, Eze- ogba, oba of ogbaland! Luv u dad

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  24. They are not igbos biko! If you don't know what to say close mouth!

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    1. If they are nt igbos then who are they???? They speak igbo, bear igbos names.....u really need. 2 do ur research well...ignorant fuck.

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  25. Long live Oba Odudu! May ur days be longer & may haters continue to see you on the throne. PS: whoever said that his 1st son is married to Odili's 1st daughter, get ur facts straight b4 going public.

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  26. Long live oba of ogba Land!! Princess chioma obi looking fine...miss you

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    1. Thanks for the confirmation. All igbos are confused population, Ojukwu Biafra gun powder residue never commot for una brain.
      Omo yoruba says so via gold plated iPhone IX

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  28. I'm so proud of my father Eze ogba oba of ogbaland! God bless u dad

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  29. Ogbaland migrated from bini kingdom that's why they're dressed like that

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    1. Fine they migrated from bini, but why do they speak d igbo language and bear igbo names.

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    2. D languages r similar but wen Ogba ppl are having a conversation, ibos don't understand

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    3. Just like most Igbos don't understand Ngwa. Does it make Aba people not Igbo? No!

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  30. They are not igbo

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  31. Ogbaland is in rivers state not ibo

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  32. Anonymous November 25, 2013 at 3:37 PM; This isn't Adaeze Oreh's father-in-law. This is Chinelo the second daughter's father-in-law.

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  33. I no see Nollywood chics,first in history

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  34. Oba Odudu,so colorful .

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  35. Anonymous 3:37pm,point of correction,the person u are referring to is the Oba's 3rd son and not the 1st,over sabi too worry una.

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  36. Yeahhhh that's my girl chioma. Long live the Oba of Ogbaland.

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  37. Long live the king, Many More year Sir

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  38. Akunjeri and Mercy Obi, where are you ladies? I cant identify you from the pictures. for those asking why they are dressed like the Binis, there is a migration story that connects the Omoku people to the Benin Kingdom. Indeed their traditions are very Bini in nature.

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    1. Then why d igbo names and language...

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  39. Chinenye Or Chinelo

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    1. Its chinelo, not chinenye. Thanks...

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  40. Too many haters, don't be ignorant and post things that are irrelevant...

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  41. Chinelo not chinenye

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  42. Who are this people( Anioma, ikwerre, omoku e.t.c) why are they always claiming they are from Benin, but yet they speak the igbo language and bear igbo names. Then were is the igbo Connection.

    Dr Chiejine.

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    1. It doesn't really matter where anyone comes from, but language can be absorbed by association, trade and dominance of a given tribe in an area. Anioma, and Omoku are not Igbos by origin and as a matter of fact they have other names that are not igbo names. My Mum is feom Anioma and her maiden name is Odiah. I dont think thats igbo.

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  43. Wow!! I see Ruth, Chichi, Obiazi n Chioma! Long Live Sir!!!!

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  44. Let me explain this to you all. Ogba is in Rivers state and not in south
    east.

    They are a sub-group of the igbo people but they foolishly disclaim
    igbo tribe because of stupidity and
    what the civil war did to the igbos.

    There are other subgroups like them that disclaim igbo tribe too.

    eg.
    1. Ikwere
    2. Ika
    3. Ukwuani
    4. Etche
    5. Ogba
    and many more

    All these people are mostly found in Rivers and Delta state.

    They always claim their ancestors were from Bini. Inferiority complex!

    Yet, they speak igbo dialects. Many of them have changed their igbo names.

    If you notice the so-called oba's name . it is CHUKUMELA not CHUKWUMELA.

    CHUKWU means God in Igbo and since they disclaim Igbo tribe, they remove the W from the CHUKWU.

    Another one is the Obi of Ika land.

    his name is Ikenchuku instead of Ikechukwu.

    To show that these people are stupid and have inferiority complex. They speak igbo, but yet disclaim it and dress like the Binis as you can see in the pictures.

    We don't need them Biko

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    1. Boss thank you very much, we don't need them, buch of bastrads that don't knw their heritage or root, claiming bini when there is nothing bini in them.

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  45. Adieze onyekachi ur just a big fool with no idea of any history. U don't no anything about Ogbaland so shut ur smelling gut. And go acquire more and proper knowledge and sharrapp

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    1. Then you that knw abt ogba people explain 2 us. You speak igbo language and bear igbo names pls explain 2 us, ignorant fuck, we don't need you people.

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  46. That person that said mrs odili's fashion is scary can u explain what is scary about her outfit?Leave her jor she looks good. must people always look for something negative to say,hian!!

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  47. Obiazi long time ...u v really added weight since FGC PH days.. Loyalty house girls on point hehehe... hope say dat ur bad mouth don reduce o.. greet dat ur fine bro dat was our senior in sch o...tell him i still deyb trip. *tongueout*

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  48. My own sttate yep!! We rock

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  49. U are very stupid 2 say all Igbos are confused...FOOL

    Ehennn 43years on d throne, Nawa oooo and how many more years left 2 rule. Well e no concern me.

    HBD Sir...

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  50. The sooner these our Igbo kith and kin in Rivers and Delta especially embrace their historical roots, the better. How can you speak the same language, share similar culture with a people and even answer same names and yet say you are not part of the people? These people are poor students of history. The Civil war resulted in Gowon creating 12 states which was a ploy used to mostly divide the Igbos by putting some of the Igbo sub-groups in other states. This was solidified by the concept of geo-political zones. Today Igbos in the South South struggle to assert an identity, apart from in Rivers were they are actually in power-Peter Odili and Rotimi Amaechi being Igbo men. Thus today you have Aniocha, Ika, Ikwerre, Ogba, Ahoada,Mbiama (which is next door neighbours to Yenogoa), Bonny etc all existing in a state of denial. The funny thing is that especially in PH, they think by adding R to Igbo names, or changing a letter it means the names ceases to be Igbo. How very absurd.

    All these little kids commenting here saying that they are not Igbos don't have any historical proof to assert otherwise. Can one wish away his history by mere denial? That surely is an exercise in futility. Learn from other Ethnic groups and embrace who you are-flaws, strengths, warts and all!

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    1. I totally agree with u....i am from Delta state, the igbo speaking part of Delta, I am an igbo boy, Don't mind those ignorant fools that don't knw their heritage.

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    2. Why are people so interested in forcing igbo identity on people who clearly dont want it. Im curious.

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  51. I could not agree less with those who said this bunch of ibo speaking people in rivers state are bunch of confused people ...............causing mayhem in d state well the governor is an example....Lindodo if u like post.

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  52. Our cup of oil runneth over in ogbaland. Una dey here dey decide where we from. Una weldone oh....dalu!!!!

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  53. The attire is mad!!! I hear the oba is 1st class which is same level as the emirs so I have to say big ups to the Oba bless him

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  54. 43 years ? Gadd that's a long time, he's really blessed or maybe it his traditional gifts, if you know what I mean ;)

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  55. I see all dese negative comments and laugh are any of your parents living through 43 years alone then talk less on a throne. If u are not positive, don't talk

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  56. lets say u are on exile to France from Igbo land, and there u happen to marry a French woman, no one speaks ur language to u... And u give birth to children that will never speak ur language but that of the French people because of we're dye reside... If the French people wants to claim them just because of language can dey simply say we have a root... But we don't deny speaking ur language... Even today most kids that spend most of there life abroad don't speak there language but foreign language, that does not mean they don't know there history.... The ogba people migrated and settled as Igbo neighbors as one man can not easily pass on his language alone without help from fellow Kim's men, so the language must change with little difference in tongue and culture

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    1. Stupid and senseless analogy

      People that only stated to discover their so called Bini roots after the civil war? Bullshit, they're just trying to find favor with the rest of Nigerians

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    2. You are well informed about the history of ogba. God bless you.

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  57. They are called Igbo denials.

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  58. Say what you know, not what you heard. Fools. Ogba 1 love

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  59. Long live my king

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  60. Omoku,blessed with cultural,academic and political giants,situated by God in an environment endowed with the liquid black gold,headquqters of Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni LGA which is surrounded bt Anambra,Imo,Delta and Bayelsa states.
    one of the communities that does not rely on the PHCN for power supply,the achor point.God bless the monarch of Ogbaland Oba,Eze Ogba of Ogbaland,Achi ko ba osa,Nwa onodi lukpe okuoku,Nwa eze awo.

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  61. My grandfather put the crown on his head, Chief E.A. Igilar

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