I am an Igbo man from Ikwerre land here in Rivers State, I am not a mixed blood, my both parents are Ikwerre, We're all Igbos, forget the lies and fabricated tales. born out of survival. Our ancestors all beared Igbo names, our communities bear Igbo names, our traditions are Igbo. We practice the Owhor/Ofo na ogu traditional spirituality. Owhor/ofo is a rotational symbol of justice and authority specifically bestowed due to highest age in the Igbo society and tradition of customs. We the Ikwerre's practice the ancient Igbo age grade system. Our four (4) market days are: Eke, Orie, Afo, and Nkwo. That a few number of communities practice 5 market days doesn't stop them from being Igbo. The most dreaded and dangerous ancient deity in Ikwerre land is Amadioha followed by Rukani, in some Ikwerre communities "Ali" is the most feared deity, same goes to the South East We all speak the Igboid dialect There's no race that doesn't have a dialect like English, Yoruba and Hausa. Igbo also have several dialects of which Ikwerre is one of them. So why are we not Igbo? Can anyone give me one similarities between Ikwerre and bini? We don't even resemble them, we don't understand them just as they don't have any commonality with us, they have a different deity called Ogun, the God of iron, it has no relationship with us. Our progenitors are not that foolish to completely forgot their bini gods, heritage and language if actually we're bini descendants as some fabricated histories now claims. Note that "Ikwerre" didn't come from Igbo, Ikwerre is ancient Igbo people, we are amongst the first Igbo clans after the Etche ancient people followed by Eri as we practice the most ancient Igbo culture and traditions up till date. I remain the Ikwerre man telling the true story of our Igbo heritage. Do not let them deceive you, Ikwerre has no connection with bini.