AUSTIN OF ANIOMA (PROUDLY ENUANI SON) @AustinOmokaro

I am proudly from Onicha Olona town. I speak the Enuani language, I bear the Enuani Name. could be similar to yours, but guess what! I am not Igbo.🇳🇬 Lagos, Nigeria Joined November 2013

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AUSTIN OF ANIOMA (PROUDLY ENUANI SON) @AustinOmokaro

2 months ago

See village of Ndi-developers They crawl out of their evil forest, come to towns and cities where the indigenes ve figured out their lives and start destabilising their host communities. Children of hate, people with low self-esteem, always sowing seed of hare everywhere they go

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AUSTIN OF ANIOMA (PROUDLY ENUANI SON) @AustinOmokaro

2 months ago

Things we love to see. I stumbled upon this on Facebook. And i was shocked at the names I was seeing on that list. Our dear IGBO people who claim that ANIOMA is IGBO please what are the meaning of these names If Ubulu-Uku isn't Igbo by origin ancestry. Where i. ANIOMA is IGBO?

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AUSTIN OF ANIOMA (PROUDLY ENUANI SON) @AustinOmokaro

2 months ago

Things we love to see. I was in a history class and the teacher Ojogbon Yemi listed names of towns that were originally founded by Benin people, so i decided to make my own little research. A mere google research minced no words in saying the IGANDO people are Benin by origin

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AUSTIN OF ANIOMA (PROUDLY ENUANI SON) @AustinOmokaro

2 months ago

This is the most naive tweet i have come across. Should they employ 50% Yorubas or indigenous lagosians? I think that indigenous people should be given priority consideration rather than generalising for the whole Yorubas. It's an automatic shortchange for indigenous lagosians.

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AUSTIN OF ANIOMA (PROUDLY ENUANI SON) @AustinOmokaro

2 months ago

Want to know more about the ANIOMA people and specifically about Onitsha olona town? An in depth historical account based on thorough research is about to be published. Click on the link for your pre-order. selar.com/onicha-olona

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AUSTIN OF ANIOMA (PROUDLY ENUANI SON) @AustinOmokaro

2 months ago

Things we love to see: Oh! my Onitsha Ado na' Idu The pride that the Edo symbol of Royalty carries cannot be over emphasised. The symbol that binds every Edo people, towns and villages. Onitsha!! Onitsha!! Your place is with kings and Nobeles. Onitsha Ghato Kpere... Iseee!