If you bring home, a tiny bit of your wealth, you'll be changing your origin in a positive way, little by little. If you bring a job back home to your origin, you'll be creating job opportunities for your people. If you employ one person, you'd've fed at least three people, because that one person will go home and feed his or her parents from what he/she has been paid at the job! What a wise and very touching comment from you Bob Manuel Udokwu! May God give us ears to hear & hearken & implement n'Aha JESUS AMEN!!!
I agree with you Mr. Bob. Ndi Igbo welatanu aku unu na ulo anyi na ala Igbo. Ka obara ndi ozo. Ka anyi leta umunne na umunna anyi. Ka anyi nyere ibe anyi aka. Ka odiri ndi Igbo nma. Ka odiri umuanyi nma. Our youths need us to help them. Unu atula egwu. Nde ke no na ala beke unu lota bia bido mezie ala Igbo. Unu ekwela ndi Igbo bibie. Ebe omashirigi biri ma na echefula ala Igbo. Chineke goshiri ndi Igbo. Ka nyi me ka Obito chineke uto. Ka anyi gubara onye anyi ishi mara ihe anyi na eme mgbenile. Unu nokoma. Asuolam oke okwerem isu. Chineke Gozie unu. Ndi Igbo ahurum unu nanya.
Good talk on the surface (But those are emotional talking points).... what BMU is prescribing is already what Igbo indigenes across the world are already doing.. Whether it is erecting a building in their village first and foremost or being their brothers keepers.. by bringing their families to learn a trade under them and assisting in setting them up after "freedom...". we can go on and on!... We should stop engaging in emotional talking points that sounds good just because you want to appear intelligent. Let us confront the real problem in Nigeria which is that of INEQUITY, UNFAIRNESS and STAGNANT DEVELOPMENT, brought on us by a system of government that does not encourage entrepreneurship and innovation.....shikena!
But if we all are doing what BMU has just said, why then are the so-called enemies of Igbo progress succeeding in surpressing us? It shows that there's still something lacking. We are our own solutions, which should start by accepting one another. Even if we expect them to do anything different than all what they've done to us already, I believe we'll be wasting our time. They already know our weakpoint - lack of love for one another & lack of ability to carry each other along BECAUSE OF LOVE FOR WEALTH, MONEY, & GAIN. A house divided against itself cannot stand. And that's what BMU is stressing. If we address that loophole & love our brothers over money & popularity, etc., they'll see we're getting bonded & united by the day. And it'll be hard to penetrate. It is really that simple. Peace & Grace unto us all at the end of the day!
I'll attempt to translate what he was saying, which were delivered mostly in idioms and proverbs. He was addressing the sons and daughters of Igbo land (Eastern part of Nigeria) . He advised them to invest a small percentage of their earnings in their homeland. He admonished them to desist from the ostentatious life style which they exhibit in other parts of Nigeria. He pointed out the ways other non Igbos live in Igbo land. Specifically, by not leaving any appreciable development in the region. This contrasts with the way the Igbos live in other parts of Nigerian, and by extension all over the world. He made a special reference to the Biafra war, by emphasizing the huge losses suffered by the people. Particularly, the Igbos fleeing other regions of Nigeria. He made a special mention of the daughters of Igbo land who have taken it upon themselves to organize the annual August convention known as the "August Meeting ". This annual event mandates the women of Igbo land to return to their villages and towns to organize various conferences and enterprises with their significant others to benefit their homeland. He closed with a very strong emphasis on "Charity begins at home " by cautioning the Igbos not to act out a great show of opulence in the cities of Nigeria and abroad, while leaving their homeland without the basic necessities of life. FOLA SE, I hope this helps you out.
I love you my legend
Who else noticed that he did not add any English in all his words??
Confirmed Igbo Man.. He always attend NOLLYWOOD events. I like this man BOB MANUEL
If you bring home, a tiny bit of your wealth, you'll be changing your origin in a positive way, little by little. If you bring a job back home to your origin, you'll be creating job opportunities for your people. If you employ one person, you'd've fed at least three people, because that one person will go home and feed his or her parents from what he/she has been paid at the job! What a wise and very touching comment from you Bob Manuel Udokwu! May God give us ears to hear & hearken & implement n'Aha JESUS AMEN!!!
true talk Bob Emmanuel
GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS.
Biafra is the answer to what he is preaching. Biafra is the only SALVATION. Biafra is the beacon of light for Africa. Biafra must come.
Mazi Bob u are son of the soil, thanks for this advice,
You are very wise my brother. Thanks for your privilege to our people.
I agree with you Mr. Bob. Ndi Igbo welatanu aku unu na ulo anyi na ala Igbo. Ka obara ndi ozo. Ka anyi leta umunne na umunna anyi. Ka anyi nyere ibe anyi aka. Ka odiri ndi Igbo nma. Ka odiri umuanyi nma. Our youths need us to help them. Unu atula egwu. Nde ke no na ala beke unu lota bia bido mezie ala Igbo. Unu ekwela ndi Igbo bibie. Ebe omashirigi biri ma na echefula ala Igbo. Chineke goshiri ndi Igbo. Ka nyi me ka Obito chineke uto. Ka anyi gubara onye anyi ishi mara ihe anyi na eme mgbenile. Unu nokoma. Asuolam oke okwerem isu. Chineke Gozie unu. Ndi Igbo ahurum unu nanya.
good talk Bob Manuel Udo diri GI nwannem ogadiri GI mma
good point,
Onye oma I ga-adi oooo. Okwu gi amaka m. Nke makarisiri nke bu na itinyeghi otu mkpuru bekee. Ka onye nwe anyi nonyere gi. ise lse
Bob much greetings big brother
Thanks bro even if I don't hear the language I know you are making a good point
God bless you sir
I love this man good talk
God bless you bro. True talk
God bless you bob Emmanuel tell them
Nice speech
FINE IGBO MAN
God bless you,tell them the truth, you are bless,not this Nnmadi KANU
Good talk on the surface (But those are emotional talking points).... what BMU is prescribing is already what Igbo indigenes across the world are already doing.. Whether it is erecting a building in their village first and foremost or being their brothers keepers.. by bringing their families to learn a trade under them and assisting in setting them up after "freedom...". we can go on and on!... We should stop engaging in emotional talking points that sounds good just because you want to appear intelligent. Let us confront the real problem in Nigeria which is that of INEQUITY, UNFAIRNESS and STAGNANT DEVELOPMENT, brought on us by a system of government that does not encourage entrepreneurship and innovation.....shikena!
But if we all are doing what BMU has just said, why then are the so-called enemies of Igbo progress succeeding in surpressing us? It shows that there's still something lacking. We are our own solutions, which should start by accepting one another. Even if we expect them to do anything different than all what they've done to us already, I believe we'll be wasting our time. They already know our weakpoint - lack of love for one another & lack of ability to carry each other along BECAUSE OF LOVE FOR WEALTH, MONEY, & GAIN. A house divided against itself cannot stand. And that's what BMU is stressing. If we address that loophole & love our brothers over money & popularity, etc., they'll see we're getting bonded & united by the day. And it'll be hard to penetrate. It is really that simple. Peace & Grace unto us all at the end of the day!
God talk!!!!!!!!!
Big prophecy for ibos!!
please put subtitles
Bob,you are the greatest adviser I ever listened to, a confirmed Igbo man,keep it up.
EZIOKWU GA DIGHI DE.
Would someone kindly interprete what he is saying.thanks.
I'll attempt to translate what he was saying, which were delivered mostly in idioms and proverbs. He was addressing the sons and daughters of Igbo land (Eastern part of Nigeria) . He advised them to invest a small percentage of their earnings in their homeland. He admonished them to desist from the ostentatious life style which they exhibit in other parts of Nigeria. He pointed out the ways other non Igbos live in Igbo land. Specifically, by not leaving any appreciable development in the region. This contrasts with the way the Igbos live in other parts of Nigerian, and by extension all over the world. He made a special reference to the Biafra war, by emphasizing the huge losses suffered by the people. Particularly, the Igbos fleeing other regions of Nigeria. He made a special mention of the daughters of Igbo land who have taken it upon themselves to organize the annual August convention known as the "August Meeting ". This annual event mandates the women of Igbo land to return to their villages and towns to organize various conferences and enterprises with their significant others to benefit their homeland.
He closed with a very strong emphasis on "Charity begins at home " by cautioning the Igbos not to act out a great show of opulence in the cities of Nigeria and abroad, while leaving their homeland without the basic necessities of life. FOLA SE, I hope this helps you out.
No. Get lost.
FOLA SE He's advising the Igbos to think about home, igboland. Charity begins at home. Invest in Igboland as well. Abum (I am) onye (from) delta.
nwoka ihe m buu na uche exactly. Do they translate for us too? Oge obuna, ha no ne eyocha anyi.
Thank you.
Igbo kwenu!!
Udo di
Ife ikwulu bu Ife memele.
Eziokwu ka ikwuru nwannem, birikweoo
Chukwu gozie gi.
onye nwere nti, ya nuru!
Ezi Okwu ka ikwuru. Dalu nwaoke omma
ó nna gi mulu gi!
Your title is out of point.
Gbam! Okwu gi nnu.
omenana igbo amaka
udo di nna
Nwokem I don't know that u r this carwardeos fool
You are the biggest fool. What is happening now in Nigeria?? Are you regarded as Nigerian today?
Fool