User talk:Egwele

Ekpeye language

Hello Egwele, why do you keep deleting everything on Ekpeye language you also did this on the page on Ekpeye people. Please refrain from randomly deleting information without any reasons. Bernadine okoro (talk) 05:28, 4 November 2023 (UTC)

Hello Mr Benard Okoro, I was expecting your message.

Firstly I'm an Ekpeye son as you can tell from my name and I'm also Royale the grandson of Onugboji. I find it utterly disrespectful for you imperialists to import fake write-ups to my dear unique ethnic group. You should be the one to refrain from including EKpeye in your Igbo expansion campaign. We don't speak or understand Igbo, so why are y'all fixated on being an imperialist? What do plan to achieve?

I am warning you for the last time to stay off Ekpeye people and her history.

furthermore, if you don't want to be summoned by the DSS, please leave Ekpeye people from your igbonization agenda( this is not a threat but a promise)

Note:

The Ekpeye traditional council(ideoha) will be writing to the office of the chairman of Rivers State Traditional Council His Majesty Ohna Awuse and Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu, president general of Ohaneze Ndigbo. concerning this unfortunate disrespect perpetrated by people like you (Bernade Okoro) using sites like this and Glottolog and other independent websites to spread your evil agenda.

We will find you and bring you to justice. Egwele (talk) 12:58, 5 November 2023 (UTC)

Hello Egwele you don't have to be confrontational if you believe that the ekpeye language isn't an Igboid language please cite the information on the page. Bernadine okoro (talk) 19:08, 5 November 2023 (UTC)

Ekpeye people are peace-loving people hence the reason why over 2000 Igbos are living and doing business in Ahoada including Yoruba, Hausa, Ibibio, Ogonis etc.

WE DO NOT SPEAK OR UNDERSTAND the Igbo language and we are recognized by the federal government as a distinct ethnic group among the over 250 other unique and distinct ethnic groups that make up Nigeria as we know it.

Dear Mr Bernade Okoro don't be an imperialist, especially towards the good people of Ekpeye, I assure you won't enjoy it.

If you want to learn about Ekpeye's history you can come to Ekpeye House Udhebu Road Ahoada. Or you visit the palace in Ideoha town.

Ok! Egwele (talk) 13:27, 5 November 2023 (UTC)

And if you continue to disrespect Ekpeye history by putting up these fictitious, misleading and prevaricate words in this article and any other Ekpeye-related article then you'll leave us no choice but to use every legal means to bring you and your kind to justice.

Note: Screenshots of all the changes you've made to this article for the past months have been forwarded to the DSS and the Nigerian Police.

Warning!

For the last time refrain from any Ekpeye Related Article for your peace, so we don't have to do it the hard way.

I won't respond to you again. Egwele (talk) 16:45, 5 November 2023 (UTC)

November 2023

Some tips for you, Egwele. First, it's understood in en:Wikipedia that worthwhile edits are based on reliable sources. If a source on, say, Mongolia is reliable, then it doesn't matter whether the editor employing this source is Mongolian or Senegalese. And of course if a source on Senegal is reliable, then it doesn't matter whether the editor employing this source is Senegalese or Mongolian. Ditto for material about, and editors identifying as members of, different ethnic groups within a particular nation. As it happens, I'm in Japan. This means that I know a lot about Japan that doesn't appear in any book or web page that I can be bothered to find. But my personal knowledge is unusable if I can't (or am too lazy to) back it up with reliable sources. If you happen to live in Nigeria, this doesn't make you inferior to me as an editor about Japanese subjects: each of us should be using reliable sources. I hope that you understand this way of thinking and subscribe to it. Secondly, you haven't been dealing with anyone named Bernard, but rather with Bernadine. Thirdly, if you want to appeal your block then you should do so via Template:Unblock (as briefly described above, within the block notice). -- Hoary (talk) 07:45, 6 November 2023 (UTC)