During the colonial era, Ijaws and Benin people lived in unity. But in 1988, a letter was written by a traditional ruler stating that the Ijaws had to be governed by a different tradition and culture. We are not subservient to another tribe; we have our own culture. There is apartheid against the Ijaws in Edo State, and what Ijaws suffer in Edo is worse than what they experience in other states.
Robinson Ogunkoruwei
Vice President, Ijaws of Edo State
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During the colonial era, Ijaws and Benin people lived in unity. But in 1988, a letter was written by a traditional ruler stating that the Ijaws had to be governed by a different tradition and culture. We are not subservient to another tribe; we have our own culture. There is apartheid against the Ijaws in Edo State, and what Ijaws suffer in Edo is worse than what they experience in other states.
Robinson Ogunkoruwei
Vice President, Ijaws of Edo State
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The question is this if a fishing village keeps migration to other rivers and the sea side within Nigeria and beyond will they automatically claim ownership of the new settlement. I don't know who's there first but it is obviously clear the acclaimed ijaw in Edo came from other places to resettle for fishing.