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N'ala [[Naigeria]], '''ndï Igbo''' bu ndi ato hiri nne na onu agugu. Asusu eji mara ndiigbo bu asusu olu igbo. Nke ọzọ bu "broken [[bekee|English]]" ha ne ku ufọdi. Imerime [[Madu|mmadu]] nasu [[Asusu Bekee|asusu bekee]], site na-enyemaka nke amumamu olu bekee.
Ufodi state ndi Igbo na Naigeria nọ nke nnuku bu, [[Ȯra Abia]], [[Ȯra Anambra]], [[Ȯra Ebonyi]], [[Ȯra Enugu]], ma na [[Ȯra Imo]]. [[Ȯra Delta]] (Anioma) na [[Ȯra Rivers]].<ref>[https://books.google.de/books?id=ZfnWCQAAQBAJ&pg=PA762&dq=igbo+stateless+nation&hl=de&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjd2ujzxYvLAhWHEXIKHcmTBoMQ6AEIJDAB#v=onepage&q=igbo%20stateless%20nation&f=false James Minahan, "Encyclopedia of the Stateless Nations", Vol. II D-K, pp. 762 (chapter ''Ibos''. Greenwood, Westport, Conneticut - London 2002.]</ref>
== Ákíkó mbu ==
* Chidi Leonard Ilechukwu: ''Igbo - Indigenous Economy and the search for Sustainable Development in Post Colonial African Society''. Cidjap Press, Enugu 2008, ISBN 978-978-087-181-9.
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