THE IGBO AND LAND: LIKE NO OTHER
BY REMY ILONA
Atiku Abubakar by OMENANA, my (Igbo) religion & culture you have to belong to an umunna (Igbo family) to be indigenous to Igboland.
In the same vein I and no Igbo can ever regard your Adamawa State as his/her state of origin. In our (Igbo) religion/culture, we have an immutable belief that we have a special relationship with our land. We believe that an authentic burial of an Igbo is the one in Igboland.
Your Adamawa is many times bigger than any Igbo state, but as you can see no single Igbo, even a drunk one claims that he's indigenous to Adamawa. When we are there we see ourselves as strangers, who no matter the length of our stay in your state and anywhere else for that matter, must return home, either in life or after death.
You respect your religion/culture sir. Please respect mine!
We are not the same people. At least religion and culture have made us different. The deceit is all over your lips.
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