k00lxpert: this is not a Nigerian cultural carnivals we re xpecting, its a continuation & convergence of 'All naked street strippers volunteers association(s) of Calabar & environs, gathered together to entertain fools & jobless wakapass pple...To me, they re shameless bastard Nigerians. dont quote me, its just my opinion

Red-Light:
if we are exposed and more enlightened why are we still celebrating the culture then?

nep2ra:

It's your type that secretly watches p.orn, touches himself and later goes to God in prayer asking forgiveness.

abdulkayus: Stil amazed as hw some ppl doesnt c anytin wrong in d shameless show of unclothedness called carnival. To me, its barbaric, degradin women to sex objects.
All dos claimin dat notin wrong in dis madness and also abusing Afam4ever, will u allow ur mother, sister, wife or daughter to put on dos nonsense call customes and display their unclothedness to any dick and harry? SMH.
Waitin for all ur answers. Hypocrites

ehie: our culture before the arrival of whitey,women walked around without shirts...that was our culture,before we embraced the white man's culture

black_beau: I'm an akwa Ibomite and I can boldly say that the cross riverean culture doesn't include unclothedness.[/b]this years nudity in the carnival was just a show by our nigerian girls to copy their brazillian counterparts

ochukoccna:
Ignorance at its best yet so painfully bliss
Culture doesn't exist in a void
Have you ever asked what ever happened to the supporting structures of 'our' culture?
The color of the skin of those who intiated&accelerated the dismantling&demise of those supporting structures&institutions?
The bunch of plantains is decaying you say its ripening

Demdem:

are u aware that they walk on our streets? Are there dedicated streets for peeps like me who detest such in public also. by the way, the argument is if NBC can ban some music videos because they depicts elements of sexuality, why not this also from the same airwaves since it depicts such also.

ezeagu:

[size=18pt]WRONG![/size][/b]

black_beau: I'm an akwa Ibomite and I can boldly say that the cross riverean culture doesn't include unclothedness.this years nudity in the carnival was just a show by our nigerian girls to copy their brazillian counterparts

filiks: At first, It was about showcasing our rich culture to the world, but I've watched it become...in the last two years especially last year!
I can't even put some of the pics on my blog: www.feelfelly..com

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Demdem:

the bottom line is women/men should be banned from showcasing their blessedness in public under the guise of carnival

OILOFGLADNESS:


MY DEAR ITS SOMETHIN ELSE,THIS PEOPLE ARE EVEN CLOTHED, LAST YEAR OWN WAS AN INDEED AN EYESORE, ANY WAY NORMALYY I CALL CALABAR SODOM AND GOMMORAHH IN NIGERIA, I AHVE HEARD ABOUT , READ ABOUT AND WITNESSED AND LIVING IN THE CITY,
ONLY GOD CAN HELP TO SCRAP THIS INSANITY

Eziachi:
In African culture/words, there are no such word as Ibomite, where did you copy it from?

Arosa:

When you say "our culture" Minus the Bini peeps from it. In our history only slaves were associated with unclothedness. In Bini we have different words for various types of clothes.

Nice carnival there in Calabar, I love the costumes.

abdulkayus: Stil amazed as hw some ppl doesnt c anytin wrong in d shameless show of unclothedness called carnival. To me, its barbaric, degradin women to sex objects.
All dos claimin dat notin wrong in dis madness and also abusing Afam4ever, will u allow ur mother, sister, wife or daughter to put on dos nonsense call customes and display their unclothedness to any dick and harry? SMH.
Waitin for all ur answers. Hypocrites

eriegua83: Even b4 d whites came, the binis have clothes? Made with leaves?

Arosa:

Go and read about the Bini history. na everything them dey tell persons? You can find Bini history books in most library world wide, visit one and read them.

ezeagu:

Bini women were naked as well. Don't make me post examples.

stillwater: Eventhough we were na.ked then, I believe the cultural mindset was conservative. Can't say the same for today.

filiks: At first, It was about showcasing our rich culture to the world, but I've watched it become...in the last two years especially last year!
I can't even put some of the pics on my blog: www.feelfelly..com

[img]http://3.bp..com/-zgr8Syoqm2o/UP2URlKtfaI/AAAAAAAAAGQ/MfDFwr7Wm2U/s1600/Cali.jpg[/img]