Delta is a state, not a tribe or an ethnic group. Anioma people are Igbo.

Many people mistakenly refer to "Delta" as a tribe or ethnicity, but Delta is a state in Nigeria, not an ethnic group. Delta State is home to several distinct ethnic groups, including the Anioma (Igbo), Urhobo, Isoko, Itsekiri, and Ijaw peoples. The Anioma people are Igbo. They are the Igbo-speaking communities of northern Delta State and share the language, culture, history, and ancestry of the wider Igbo ethnic group, while maintaining their own regional identity and traditions. In this video, we explore the ethnic composition of Delta State, clarify common misconceptions, and explain why identifying people by their actual ethnic group—not just their state of origin—is important. #Anioma #Igbo #DeltaState #Nigeria #NigerianHistory #IgboCulture #AfricanHistory #NigerianCulture #Ethnicity #History #Identity #WestAfrica #Education #LearnOnYouTube #Facts #ukwuani #southeastnigeria #southsouth