In Ikwerre dialect “LOVE” is called Ihunaya. Same pronunciation in central Igbo

In Ikwerre dialect “LOVE” is called Ihunaya. Same pronunciation in central Igbo

In Ikwerre dialect “LOVE” is called Ihunaya. Same pronunciation in central Igbo

Me: Akalaka bearing Igbo name and still forgot what they called love in Benin language. Didn’t he play love with his Benin wife? maybe he wasn’t just the romantic type because he was a Benin warrior? but then, the name for a warrior in Ikwerre dialect is “DIKE” same pronunciation in central Igbo, why didn’t he teach his offsprings what the Benin’s called warri0r? didn’t he tell the stories or tales of the w@rs and battles he won and lost like families do in mgbe gbaka gbaka? considering the fact that both he (Akalaka) and his wife came from Benin but non of his three children Ekpeye, OGBA and Iwhuruoha knows what a “warri0r” is called in Benin language.

and why was all his immediate children bearing Igbo names? did he also forgot their naming pattern in Benin language?

Again, why must Akalaka forgot to passed on the name the Benin people called God to his offsprings but went on to chose an Igbo name for God “CHINEKE/CHUKWU OKIKE”? Did he and his Benin wife also forgot such a sensitive name from Benin too? Maybe the Benin’s as at then have not manufactured a name for God since they’re known invaders, if so, what about the name they came with from Yoruba land?

Until now non of this fake few illogical revisionists in our land is ready to answer this questions.

Until they answer this questions, We the Ikwerre’s remain typical ancient Igbos and nothing will change that.
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