ibele造句

• The brotherly relationship between Ibele and Oru people continued until lately.
• The southern part of Obeakpu borders Ibele ( now also an autonomous community ).
• Even at this era, it is quite difficult to see an Oru daughter married at Ibele community.
• So the combination of " ibe " and " ele " when contracted gives birth to " Ibele ".
• So the word Ibele will be rightly explained as a name of a portion of land or a territory.
• Some of the Oru natural healers settled at Ibele while some comes and returns to their homes after days business.
• "' Ibele "'is an autonomous community in Njaba Local Government Area of Imo State, Nigeria.
• At those days, many of them became popularly known in Ibele like the one called " Onye Awo ", etc.
• The next term that made up the Ibele is " ele " which is simply a name of antelope in Ibo language.
• Both settlers came from different and distant communities and to almalgamate as one at the vast parcel of land otherwise known as Ibele.
• Legend bear that due to such covenant, the Ibele community saw Orus as their brothers and refused giving their daughters unto them for marriage.
• The name " Ibele " wholly means " the home of antelope " and is not a name of a particular human being as alleged.
• When the hunters from Oru crossed over the Njaba River, they disvirgined the forest that run across the present Umuele, Ibele and Ugbele lands.
• For example, few years after the Nigerian civil war, the Oru medicine men were frequently seen parading in Ibele community healing people with their herbs.
• Professor Warren Ibele, who chaired the six-member committee, wrote that the investigation has been " difficult and disheartening for all involved ."
• The account of messianic existence and operation in Ibele community may unravel the true reason of the disputed seniority status and how all things took a confusing state.
• History proves that Ibele is a conscious effort of three settlers who migrated into the area by close to four hundred years ago and co-existed as one people.
• The name Ibele was given to the portion of land by early hunters who migrate from Oru axes of present-day Oru East Local Government Area of Imo State.
• Few years ago, a man known as Mattias Iheme from Eloka village of Ibele community wanted to break that covenant by going to marry a lady from Oru community.
• The people or settlers that constitute Ibele community are set as Ndiokwu, Okwudor, Oru and Ndiuhu and this has been the order of seniority from memorable period till date.