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Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by egopersonified(f): 8:04am On Aug 13, 2014
soulglo:

Is that Fugar or is it a totally different LGA now. I have not kept up. I try to write in Etsako. I try grin When I text my dad in Etsako and he texts back I just respect myself and switch back to English grin grin

wizzymate:
e ye.
Iwawa e a ze me ghue. Owa me o toh, Nepa e pi Ifioh.
You got it right.
I understand when i'm spoken to but i find it hard to speak etsako?
soulglo:

Is that Fugar or is it a totally different LGA now. I have not kept up. I try to write in Etsako. I try grin When I text my dad in Etsako and he texts back I just respect myself and switch back to English grin grin

U guys are really trying, I can read what you typed but I have never written or read in etsako before now. U text etsako, that is something I would never accomplish. Was born in Lagos, so even my cousins laugh at the way we speak, talk more of write. My husband is worse, he lost his parents at a very young age, when he speaks, its like murdering the language. Agenebode is after fugar, the water side/ river niger people.

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Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by egbaguy: 8:23am On Aug 13, 2014
egopersonified:

One Nigerian series on STV, I guess the guy is chineses or something like that but he speaks pidgin perfectly.
ok.........how is nigeria? Do u guys still live in the forest? No pun intended,i am a Russian- American
Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by wizzymate(m): 8:28am On Aug 13, 2014
egopersonified:



U guys are really trying, I can read what you typed but I have never written or read in etsako before now. U text etsako, that is something I would never accomplish. Was born in Lagos, so even my cousins laugh at the way we speak, talk more of write. My husband is worse, he lost his parents at a very young age, when he speaks, its like murdering the language. Agenebode is after fugar, the water side/ river niger people.
Egopersonified naigbia. U na le ghue?
We write better than we speak. It comes out all wrong whenever i try to speak. Your dialect is quite different from ours.
I wasn't born close to home and my parents chose to use english language as their preferred means of communication.

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Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by Danhumprey: 8:33am On Aug 13, 2014
macof:

grin get out of here..this is not mixed
. I never claimed that I'm mixed.

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Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by Danhumprey: 8:34am On Aug 13, 2014
PAGAN9JA:

You are not mixed.

Did I claimed to be of mixed heritage?

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Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by ibiso1986: 9:10am On Aug 13, 2014
Ranchhoddas: My thread,my dad is kalabari(rivers state)and my mum is yoruba.#nawedeyhere
nice combination brother

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Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by egopersonified(f): 9:46am On Aug 13, 2014
egbaguy: ok.........how is nigeria? Do u guys still live in the forest? No pun intended,i am a Russian- American

Forest indeed, why this username?
Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by AriDsexy(f): 9:49am On Aug 13, 2014
ChristyG: and what so special about it.most times when people boast like dat,they end up dissappointing u
Hmmm.u think?If and when you do,you be the judge.
Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by PAGAN9JA(m): 9:51am On Aug 13, 2014
Danhumprey:

Did I claimed to be of mixed heritage?

obviously this thread is for mixed people.
Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by PAGAN9JA(m): 9:52am On Aug 13, 2014
MORNDEW:
What's the sense in what u spewed above

kindly read the rest of the discussion before commenting.
Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by PAGAN9JA(m): 9:55am On Aug 13, 2014
Okijajuju1:


Pagan9ja

Biologically speaking, don't you think too much of intra-tribal marriage can over a period of time lead to something close to inbreeding as after a while, people linage and ancestry can be traced to have crossed severally across different families.

No. especially not if the tribe is expanding slightly. and as long as you dont marry blood relatives which is the norm.

It goes on a rotational basis. maybe genes even mutate by slight degrees after a while. we dont know. because that is probably how humans evolved from their ancestor species.


We have been doing intra-tribal marriages for 1000s and 1000s of years, since the beginning of mankind. It is how it is.


Again, maybe an occasional marriage from a related, close-affiliated ethnic group (e.g., south-east/South-west groups) is not a big problem, as long as the overall genopool is kept strong. This is different from say, a Nigerian marrying Somali. We humans know our limits. Its our 6th sense.

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Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by egbaguy: 10:03am On Aug 13, 2014
egopersonified:

Forest indeed, why this username?
egba means handsome in russian.......the guy is english!!!!!!
Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by egopersonified(f): 10:17am On Aug 13, 2014
egbaguy: egba means handsome in russian.......the guy is english!!!!!!

Oh I see, thought it was egba, a tribe in yoruba land. I'm sure everyone on nl reads it as egba(yoruba)guy. Thanks for your explanation.
Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by egbaguy: 10:32am On Aug 13, 2014
egopersonified:

Oh I see, thought it was egba, a tribe in yoruba land. I'm sure everyone on nl reads it as egba(yoruba)guy. Thanks for your explanation.
#YINMU
Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by egopersonified(f): 10:41am On Aug 13, 2014
egbaguy: #YINMU

Please explain, is this another russian word? What does it mean?
Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by egbaguy: 10:54am On Aug 13, 2014
egopersonified:

Please explain, is this another russian word? What does it mean?
nah.....i learn that frm NL. Seems itz a nigerian slang.
Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by Nobody: 10:59am On Aug 13, 2014
princesa: I'm not mixed, my mum is. She's part yoruba and Igbo. So i got a yoruba grandmother, aunty and an uncle

sometimes, when we do wrong, my dad would often say its the yoruba blood in us acting. Crazy grin


I Wish I was mixed thoughsad
believe me..., your dad's right.

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Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by egopersonified(f): 11:03am On Aug 13, 2014
egbaguy: nah.....i learn that frm NL. Seems itz a nigerian slang.

ok, how do I type thank you and bye in russian language?
Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by Maya2pretty(f): 11:07am On Aug 13, 2014
My dad is Idoma (Benue State) and my mum was efik (Crossriver State) grin cool

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Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by ChristyG(f): 11:14am On Aug 13, 2014
Danrizzle: believe me..., your dad's right.
when she has more ibo blood,the das is just tribalistic like u

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Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by egbaguy: 11:38am On Aug 13, 2014
egopersonified:

ok, how do I type thank you and bye in russian language?
Oise oidaaibo
Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by Edmanpumpin(m): 11:48am On Aug 13, 2014
Reading tru this thread, i discovered that a lot of contributors replaces their ethnicity with their states. states are mere administrative cleavages which is not to be confused with your ethnicity/heritage. Meanwhile, my father is of YORUBA Ethnic group/Ijesha Tribe while my mother is of the UROHBO Ethnic group/Uvwie Tribe.

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Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by fairheven: 11:50am On Aug 13, 2014
suyu:

yea really strange but I have heard there are igbo/hausa couples but they keep it quiet

Never bumped into a mixed like you

There are a whole lot of IBO/HAUSA couples,especially the Ibo women that were forced into marriage by HAUSA solgdiers during the civil war.

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Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by egopersonified(f): 12:06pm On Aug 13, 2014
egbaguy: Oise oidaaibo

Hahaha, u funny gan.
Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by tpia1: 12:23pm On Aug 13, 2014
favouryemmy: Dad=Yoruba
Mum= Igbo
Good combination!
Wonderful family on both sides.
Was considering marrying Hausa/Fulani but it didn't work.



Not sure that combo works.


I think its mostly yorubas who are comfortable with igbo/yoruba combos for marriage. At least to a somewhat greater extent than other tribes, not that some folks would still not kick against it, but such people would kick against everything regardless.



Yorubas marry from anywhere anyway.

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Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by DukeNija(m): 12:39pm On Aug 13, 2014
Idowuogbo: Omo YORUIGBO ni mi swaaaaaaaaaagger! cool

Your own is too obvious na. grin
Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by egbaguy: 1:00pm On Aug 13, 2014
egopersonified:

Hahaha, u funny gan.
hahahahaha....u really fell for it. Stay happy.......thiz life is too short to take evrytin too serious
Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by kramer: 1:06pm On Aug 13, 2014
190theclown: I be mixed nau

My dad is brazilian and my mom is finnishes

that makes me a brazifin shocked

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Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by Idowuogbo(f): 1:16pm On Aug 13, 2014
DukeNija:

Your own is too obvious na. grin
Lolzz...na you know oo..jalosi grin
Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by room089: 1:49pm On Aug 13, 2014
I'm of a mixed parentage.
I've no regrets about that.
Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by AdeniyiA(m): 3:30pm On Aug 13, 2014
tpia1:
yes, i'm mixed with all the tribes in nigeria.
maybe d reason you like to 'tapiapia' cheesy
Re: A Thread For Mixed Heritage Nigerians by ThoniaSlim(f): 3:59pm On Aug 13, 2014
My dad is ibibio (Akwa Ibom) and my mum's Igbo (Anambra) smiley

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