She’s itsekiri 😂……..

I am ITSEKIRI FIRST before anything else.

Itsekiri Christian’s are very funny “aghan ju umale tsi” ni boko? as how now? 😂😂😂😂

This is how some people try to rewrite history and paint Yoruba as the villains in the Niger Delta. The Oodua People’s Congress (OPC) was founded on August 29, 1994 — years before the major Ijaw conflicts with Ilaje and Itsekiri. It started as a socio-cultural and political movement in response to the annulment of the June 12, 1993 election, not as a militia. Between 1998 and 1999, Ijaw militants killed hundreds of Ilaje people in Ondo State over oil-rich land. From 1997 to the early 2000s, the Ijaw–Itsekiri war in Warri saw massive violence, with some estimates putting Itsekiri deaths in the hundreds to over 2000, plus hundreds of thousands displaced. OPC only got involved later when the killings of their people kept rising. They did not invade anyone’s land — they moved to defend Ilaje and itsekiri communities who were being attacked. Now let’s talk about what Biafran forces did to non-Igbo speaking people in the Niger Delta and Midwest during the civil war: - Boji-Boji Agbor mass killing (September 20, 1967) - The Ossiomo River killings in Abudu (commonly referred to as the Abudu 300), where non-Igbo civilians were slaughtered as Biafran troops retreated - Uromi-Agbor Road massacres (around September 23, 1967) - The Kwale oil workers incident (May 1969), where Biafran forces raided an AGIP oil field and killed 11 Italian and other foreign workers while capturing 18 others So who has historically been the bigger threat to the people in the Niger Delta? Those who formed an organisation to protect their own communities when they were being slaughtered, or those who entered the region during the civil war invaded and seized territories and killed non-Igbo speakers while also targeting oil installations?