THINGS WE MUST DO THIS 2025 TO ACHIEVE A LASTING UNITY.

THINGS WE MUST DO THIS 2025 TO ACHIEVE A LASTING UNITY.

THINGS WE MUST DO THIS 2025 TO ACHIEVE A LASTING UNITY.

This year we must speak only unity. stop denying your Igbo heritage and ancestry, Stop attacking, stop talking down on other Igbo extractions, stop seeing yourself as the beginning and end of Igbo. Show respect to our elders and let the elders also respect themselves.

Time to be collective and no more individualistic attitude. Time to show love to your brothers, time to speak Igbo language and dialects wherever you find yourself. embrace other Igbo dialect and stop denigrating their unique way of speaking, Time to be proud of your Igbo heritage. Time to tell Igbo adages and stories to your children. Time to marry only Igbo women/men. Time to stop spraying money online to showoff. Time to support only Igbo driven agenda, a time to invest and develop Aligbo regardless of the region, a time to support this movement in Rivers State, Time to marry more Igbo women to stop prostitution anywhere in Igbo land, time to defend any Igbo extractions against land grabbers and external invaders. be an upright man or woman. Stand against oppression and oppressors.

When next you see an Igbo man from Ikwerre, there’s nothing wrong in greeting him “Meka” if they’re in a gathering greet them “anu meka” Meka is an Igbo/Ikwerre way of greetings which simply means “Weldon ” if they greet you first, reply with ” Diali mbadu” simply means “son of the soil” in both central Igbo and Ikwerre dialect. The same goes with the Ikwerre, Do not quarrel with anyone denying his Igboness, explain to them why we’re Igbos and tell him or her that we’re brothers. stop talking down on Ikwerre dialect, focus on what defines us as a race. Umunnem/Rumundah daalu, Ndeewo nu! anu meka! Ndigbo ekelemunu!