Maybe she thinks you or your mom had an affair with her husband.

^^^ Just did for the second time, I still think see don't want you or your mom in her house because you'll bad influence. Just my take, I sure your mom in good people you on the other hand I'm not too sure

once-a-good-freind feeling. anthing but dat is plain hatred

[size=4pt]Mama-gee always have a story relating to this all the time. Be careful before they! they! they! they tag you something else.  Learn to stay on your own and even greet them when they can't acknowledge you. Never mind as Oyibo made us to know that salutation is not loved or like. Preferably, learn to greet them as oyibos dey use two seconds smile or laugh in order to pave more ways to you, Thank  God, I'm passing by overheard you  say all this. Stay cool in All.[/size] Ciao Bella! Bacione  

lol. . . u dun get me, i dun mean [imma kill u] 'hatred', *how will i explain it that her mind will understand.

when i get d right word,i'll post.

***see what my curiousity got me into!!** shiooor!

Odunnu:

***see what my curiousity got me into!!** shiooor!

My dear not only you oooo

ooooooiiiii! Kedu? a na emekwa?

@ poster
Always with strange stories. look inward plsssss.

OP. Probably your conscience at work. Everyone has one, just that some's are more sensitive than others.

Odunnu:

ooooooiiiii! Kedu? a na emekwa?

I'm fine dear, how about you anything good happing for your side ?

mama-gee:

There's a woman that told my mum and I never to come to her house again but few mionths later I saw her in the cinema and I blatantly ignored her, I didn't even greet her or anything as such and I think she was angry about it.

Few months later, her husband seperated from her, she rented a house close to our house but it's not that close, it's just about 9 buildings from ours and as I was walking past a golf course in the evening, she drove past me and looked at me and I looked at her too but it was that kind of blank look nothing more and none of us waved at each other but ever since then I can't stop thinking about the incident and I can't stop thinking about her.

Guys, what's this feeling?

more details please
what did you do to be barred from someone's house
did she take out a restraining order too?
In all my years ,I've never had a single soul tell me never to come near them talk less of my mom inclusive
You folks must be a danger to her
at least that's her perception
You need Christ.

Then to why you can't get the woman out of your mind,first of all,the whole story sounds weird
what is the connection to her husband leaving ?
Strange story I say but there's more to it ,to make it make some sense

what was /is your relationship to this woman?
What did your mom and you do to her?
something is not adding up

Perhaps she feels you people are bad and she doesn't want you to bring bad luck to her.
Maybe you need to do some soul searching, i mean 99% of NL users will ban you from coming to their houses too.

OgidiBoy:

I'm fine dear, how about you anything good happing for your side ?

Nsogbu a ka ri ro. Jehovah bu EZE

Odunnu:

Nsogbu a ka ri ro. Jehovah bu EZE

I'm sooooo jealous of you dear, you write in Igbo so well. You must have gone to school in the East.

I just have a flair 4 Nigerian languages.My first real contact with d East was my University days.

Lucky you, for me it it was only when we go home during the Christmas holidays. Which University did you go too ?

University of Nigeria,Nsukka.

Some of my cousins went there. Won't it be nice to be in the village right, The air is fresh, corn and pear and coconut is out. Mango is all ripe, OMG!! I'm hungry.

@ Topic

Its the feeling of you betraying your African upbringing. In Nigeria, you greet your elders even if they are a.holes.

All those that ve posted are very sensible. The story mama gee posted is ambiguous, but deductively, we can sense what could have actually happened.

The woman taught mama gee or her mother was having affair with her husband or that they were bad influences.

mama-gee:

[color=deeppink]There's a woman that told my mum and I never to come to her house again but few mionths later I saw her in the cinema and I blatantly ignored her, I didn't even greet her or anything as such and I think she was angry about it.

Few months later, her husband seperated from her, she rented a house close to our house but it's not that close, it's just about 9 buildings from ours

She couldnt have said that without any reason(s)

Okija_juju:

@ Topic

Its the feeling of you betraying your African upbringing. In Nigeria, you greet your elders even if they are a.holes.

truth.