edwife:
Naijababe and pickabeau....



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edwife:
SAMBARRY

bellong:
Sambarry,

The gods are not smiling...

cococandy:

Kpele sambarry.

You'll be fine. Later later

Kimoni:
Hahahahahahahahahahhaha O tii je ebo finally

Kulyie, you have eaten the sacrifice meant for the gods. You better call on Bellong to appease on your behalf

SAMBARRY:
THE GODS ARE SMILING NOW


ABEG SOMEBODY SHOULD FIRE ME FREEDOM BY PHARRELL WILLIAMS

naijababe:



Wachu talking about Willis?

Cherlene:
Lovely evening

How are you all?
- Do introduce yourselves, IF DESIRED.
- This is my FIRST POST in FAMILY SECTION room.

A brief INTRODUCTION regarding myself
- Name: Cherlene
- Age: 24
- A mom of two beautiful daughters
- From: South- Africa[coloured]
- Resides in Scandinavia


Cherlene

darkenedrebel:
i attended my uncle's white wedding & reception party yesterday, & was utterly shocked to find out some certain things are still done..

i mean, why do nigerians[yorubas especially] spray the celebrant of an event with money while dancing. who started it? ...i see no sense in it though, because eventually the monies sprayed are picked up by some designated persons..so why the stress & ceremony..why not just put the cash in an envelope & present to the celebrant..

my uncle was not even comfortable with the whole bÜllshyte...but you know how such stuffs excite all these orobo/fat-assed women & retired pot-bellied men

I saw one particular woman giving her son 5k to go break into smaller naira denominations, all because she wanted to dance & spray the couples... chai
cococandy, edwife & the house in general...what do you guys have to say..is this not backwardness?

darkenedrebel:
i attended my uncle's white wedding & reception party yesterday, & was utterly shocked to find out some certain things are still done..

i mean, why do nigerians[yorubas especially] spray the celebrant of an event with money while dancing. who started it? ...i see no sense in it though, because eventually the monies sprayed are picked up by some designated persons..so why the stress & ceremony..why not just put the cash in an envelope & present to the celebrant..

my uncle was not even comfortable with the whole bÜllshyte...but you know how such stuffs excite all these orobo/fat-assed women & retired pot-bellied men

I saw one particular woman giving her son 5k to go break into smaller naira denominations, all because she wanted to dance & spray the couples... chai
cococandy, edwife & the house in general...what do you guys have to say..is this not backwardness?

cococandy:
It's for show.
We are a showy people by culture.
Spraying the money gives the message that you have money to throw around . Breaking it into smaller denominations makes the moment last longer And the money appear look bigger.

Backward? Well yea.
But somehow, we've learned to have fun in it.

MrsPhyno:

if u dont spray money its not a nigerian party na envelopes are boring... besides who doesnt like dancing around while money is being thrown like confetti chaiii

is 5k not enough money ? should it be 10k.. nawa o

darkenedrebel:


I'm not saying it should be- my point is that the woman should have just gone to spray the five 1000 notes with her, instead of breaking it down to make the money seem larger...

that's a very shallow way of thinking dear..
stuffs like this compulsory mumu dancing & spraying of money are part of the reason i would have a very secret wedding instead..

it's just so embarrassing...

MrsPhyno:

haha lol aw so u get embarrassed? thats cute

MrsPhyno:

but do u blame the woman tho, as far as she gave them the money das all that matters

MrsPhyno:

to dance is not by force nah, thats true. if you know you're shy. The only reason I would have a semi-private wedding is to make it cheap, I hate wasting money

darkenedrebel:


the m.c asked my uncle to do some wack Indian dance from the back of the hall to the front, then carry his bride to..... bla bla... do you know how embarrassing it was when he did the dance...i couldn't even look at him...I didn't know whether to cry or laugh ....

you still think embarrasment is cute?

yeah yeah....whatever

says who? i don't think you have attended any yoruba wedding before..
you go dance pass Kaffy sef.

MrsPhyno:

whaddya mean still... its cute in males.

MrsPhyno:

True, I haven't at least not recently.

darkenedrebel:
i attended my uncle's white wedding & reception yesterday, & was utterly shocked when I found out some certain things are still practiced

i mean, why do nigerians[yorubas especially] spray the celebrant of an event with money when the dancing commences. . who started this tradition ? ...i see no sense in it though, because eventually the monies sprayed are being put in a bag by some designated persons..so why the stress & ceremony..why not just put the cash in an envelope & present to the celebrant..

my uncle was not even comfortable with the whole bÜllshyte...but you know how such stuffs excite all these orobo/fat-assed women & retired pot-bellied men

I even saw one woman giving her son 5k or so to go break into smaller naira denominations, all because she wanted to dance & spray the couples... chai
cococandy, edwife & the house in general...what do you guys have to say..is this not backwardness? is it really necessary?

darkenedrebel:


welcome...

edwife:
Naijabab and pickaeau....



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Cherlene:


Greetings

Thank you.

Hihi, are you here too?

Cherlene

pickabeau1:

Kontinu

edwife:
Happy Birthday r231




I wish you many more years and hair,may the good Lord continue to protect you.

Have a filled day.