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Re: Some Similarities Between Ijaw , Urhobo And Itsekiri by erico2k2(m): 12:35pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
onuwaje:Have you seen an Ijaw Itsekiri and urhobo dressing amongst men n women? |
Re: Some Similarities Between Ijaw , Urhobo And Itsekiri by onuwaje(m): 1:00pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
erico2k2:Yea y not. But d ijaws hardly wear d wrapper. (men) They wear d etibo as it is called in rivers |
Re: Some Similarities Between Ijaw , Urhobo And Itsekiri by erico2k2(m): 8:13pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
onuwaje:They all do,and wear same Beads, the Ijaw beads and the Okpes and also the itsekiris are same |
Re: Some Similarities Between Ijaw , Urhobo And Itsekiri by macof(m): 8:21pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
erico2k2: Major difference are Language and origins 1 Like |
Re: Some Similarities Between Ijaw , Urhobo And Itsekiri by erico2k2(m): 8:32am On Sep 09, 2015 |
macof:Yep I agree |
Re: Some Similarities Between Ijaw , Urhobo And Itsekiri by kotv: 10:31am On Sep 09, 2015 |
Goodboiyy: You are too beneath me to even address. i have nothing in common with an itsekiri and if others want to smile as you make your ridiculous list, they can but i am not going to follow the herd. i have nothing in common with you. |
Re: Some Similarities Between Ijaw , Urhobo And Itsekiri by Nobody: 3:04pm On Sep 09, 2015 |
kotv: Go Bleep urself dude, Ain't gat tym 4 u... stop feeling too important, Cous u just 1 man out of millions of Ijaw, If u like Bark nw till December na u sabi, Real Ijaw re busy clamouring for peace, Same with me, u re here barking, Showing ur hatred 4 Itsekiri. PS: Am only referring to Ijaws in Delta, which I know u re nt from, So get out of this thread.. e Diot |
Re: Some Similarities Between Ijaw , Urhobo And Itsekiri by jared007: 8:41am On Sep 11, 2015 |
erico2k2:this lady u ve been arguing with claimed to be itsekiri maybe dats why she doesn't know much on the stats of educated urhobos. In my own opinion urhobos are next to yorubas in terms of westernised education in Nigeria! |
Re: Some Similarities Between Ijaw , Urhobo And Itsekiri by ratatis(m): 7:39pm On Nov 02, 2015 |
Setaje: @Setaje, You're allowing yourself to be held down by anger. Now, come to look at it from another perspective : Has it ever occurred to you that some of these bitter feelings of hostility that we habitually experience may be connected to some incidences that actually took place between us & others, in the distant past? We have to learn to rise above the area of hostility & anger to enable us work off whatever karmic burden that is existing between us & others. The more we harbour persistent resentment towards someone, the more we tie & bind ourselves with the life of that person, through our feeling. Through your hatred, you're, unknowingly, creating & attracting the circumstances that would bring you in the centre of activity & force you to live with the very people whom you're seeking to free yourself from. Remember that hatred & (conditional) love are opposite sides of the same coin. We create "karma" not only through action alone, but also through our thoughts (i.e. feeling & thinking). That is why it is extremely important for us to discipline ourselves to be careful about how we feel & think about others. There's a thread of destiny woven between us & our family, relatives, people around us & those we relate with. It is because we have common karma to resolve, that is why we were born within a particular family, within a particular tribe. We are free to choose to work off whatever karmic burden that is existing between us & others, in this lifetime, or choose to postpone it & continue to come together in subsequent lifetimes, in the future, until we learn, in even harder ways, how to resolve the differences that has accumulated & compounded through many lifetimes of associating with each other. Either, we take responsibility & discipline ourselves, or we allow ourselves to be disciplined by passing through the rigorous disciplinary regimen of living. Either way, we would eventually learn to be disciplined. If you were to "raise" your consciousness & see the larger picture, through the "Akashic Records", the many rounds of lives you've lived, here on earth & elsewhere, as a male; what role you played & how you affected the lives of some of those Itsekiris, for good or bad; how some of them (whom you're now hating bitterly) sacrificed & laid down their lives for you, you'll understand how everything fit in. People come to learn, through hardships, in some lifetimes just as they also come to learn, through effortless effort, in other lifetimes. People come to learn, as males, in some lifetimes, just as they also come to learn, as females, in other lifetimes. We all pass through cycles of activity & less activity (what some of us term as "laziness" the "valleys" & the "hills" of life; the "Ying" & the "Yang". We learn from both 3 Likes |
Re: Some Similarities Between Ijaw , Urhobo And Itsekiri by docadams: 5:53pm On Nov 03, 2015 |
OZAOEKPE:Haba! What's up with you? |
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