oludashmi:

Omo ale, e soro damo.
Apoda, afofun gbemu, oku orun, akin dani dani, pada lo 'le kolo bere baba e lowo mama e, asigbe omo ward, won ti paaro e lowo mama e, oto lomo to bi, oto lo gbe wa 'le.

1. Just like your mother is but your father is better than her
2. You said this based on the research frm your sisters, aunties etc
3. I am too sure your father is still paying house rent cos he throws party everywhere and you should have advised him on this instead of exposing his anus to us.
4. Ask your exchanged mother when you get home for the history of hw that statement came to be
5. yes you are right having checked your great grandfathers, forefathers, grandfather, father, your uncles, male cousins and your pix.
6. your answer in no. 5 goes for this too
7. you came to a conclusion after seeing the bombom and b.o.obs of your exchanged mother's toto
8. I am too sure you got this advice from your *father* based on his life experience with your exchanged mother during se.x so keep to his advice and extend it to your in-laws to be so that they will know what awaits them about your family-generational and incurable odour.

johnterry4:

my tribe--yoruba.

our people are dirty esp d babes.the guys are better.
our girls open their legs easily no wonder why people say lagos girls(meaning yoruba girls) are cheap.

johnterry4:

[color=#006600][b]my tribe--yoruba.

our girls age faster.a yoruba girl of 18 looks like she is 25 .such a girls will then look 36 when she is 25.
i dont know if we could trace stretch marks to our yoruba foods.most yoruba babes do have dangerous strtch marks.
our yoruba babes have punanies that smell dangerously.UnCloth a yoruba babe and u will loose your appetite for sex.

COOL DK:


No wonder your mum is always dirty even up till date and used to sleep around wt men aside your father. Doesnt dt make her cheap?

Oh! I see, dts why your mum look like an old cargo. Have u forgotten your dad used to complain about those stretch mark on her? I wonder how your dad do cope wt her dangerously smelling c.u.n.t.
Omo ale jatijati. Donkey.

ChinenyeN:

Igbo; [What I Think Is] Our Problem

- Too much time spent on [what I believe to be] trivial matters
- The increasingly pervasive "With Us/Against Us" mentality
- Too much effort spent (by some) on attempting to forge what simply isn't necessary and/or what simply shouldn't be
- [What seems to me to be] an overly high dependency on government
Just My Thoughts.

Ileke-IdI:

Ma ti e je ka lo si be yen.
O fe so fun mi wipe awon ayamantaga ko po ni naija?

ChinenyeN:

- [What seems to me to be] an overly high dependency on government

asha 80:

Care to explain that one?

oludashmi:

Omo ale, e soro damo.
Apoda, afofun gbemu, oku orun, akin dani dani, pada lo 'le kolo bere baba e lowo mama e, asigbe omo ward, won ti paaro e lowo mama e, oto lomo to bi, oto lo gbe wa 'le.

1. Just like your mother is but your father is better than her
2. You said this based on the research frm your sisters, aunties etc
3. I am too sure your father is still paying house rent cos he throws party everywhere and you should have advised him on this instead of exposing his anus to us.
4. Ask your exchanged mother when you get home for the history of hw that statement came to be
5. yes you are right having checked your great grandfathers, forefathers, grandfather, father, your uncles, male cousins and your pix.
6. your answer in no. 5 goes for this too
7. you came to a conclusion after seeing the bombom and b.o.obs of your exchanged mother's toto
8. I am too sure you got this advice from your *father* based on his life experience with your exchanged mother during se.x so keep to his advice and extend it to your in-laws to be so that they will know what awaits them about your family-generational and incurable odour.

johnterry4:

[b]my tribe--yoruba.

our people are dirty esp d babes.the guys are better.
our girls open their legs easily no wonder why people say lagos girls(meaning yoruba girls) are cheap.i know ph girls are bad too but none can be compared to our girls.
our people are extravagant.imagine someone whose pay is less than 50k staging owambe party to block a whole street and spending borrowed money in d process
we often hate other tribes--that y we use d word omo ibo.every abt the other tribes esp ibo is bad.we think we are better but we are one and d same.
our boys no dey fine.na benue boys dey fine pass,followed by fulani boys,ibo(arrogant sha), and some other tribes b4 the yorubas.
our girls are not one of the finest either.fulani first,ibo second,middle belt,and then yorubas.
our girls age faster.a yoruba girl of 18 looks like she is 25 .such a girls will then look 36 when she is 25.
i dont know if we could trace stretch marks to our yoruba foods.most yoruba babes do have dangerous strtch marks.i dated an ibo girl and i felt like licking her laps--it was stretch mark free.damn.
our yoruba babes have punanies that smell dangerously.UnCloth a yoruba babe and u will loose your appetite for sex.i will advice u keep your air freshner close to u[/b]

oludashmi:

Omo ale, e soro damo.
Apoda, afofun gbemu, oku orun, akin dani dani, pada lo 'le kolo bere baba e lowo mama e, asigbe omo ward, won ti paaro e lowo mama e, oto lomo to bi, oto lo gbe wa 'le.

1. Just like your mother is but your father is better than her
2. You said this based on the research frm your sisters, aunties etc
3. I am too sure your father is still paying house rent cos he throws party everywhere and you should have advised him on this instead of exposing his anus to us.
4. Ask your exchanged mother when you get home for the history of hw that statement came to be
5. yes you are right having checked your great grandfathers, forefathers, grandfather, father, your uncles, male cousins and your pix.
6. your answer in no. 5 goes for this too
7. you came to a conclusion after seeing the bombom and b.o.obs of your exchanged mother's toto
8. I am too sure you got this advice from your *father* based on his life experience with your exchanged mother during se.x so keep to his advice and extend it to your in-laws to be so that they will know what awaits them about your family-generational and incurable odour.

ChinenyeN:

I could better explain them with some examples.

---- Regarding the issue of lawlessness in Ngwaland, the Ngwa seem to be putting their faith and hope in Johnathan to rectify the issue. I attended our most recent Ngwa convention and I listened in on some of the discussions that the adults were having. The only real effort that has been made so far is to write letters upon letters to Johnathan and draw up petitions to T.A. Orji, requesting government assistance, and then waiting for their responses. Virtually no talks about 'on the ground' efforts, by the Ngwa themselves to resolve the problem (there has been news about recent efforts by Onicha Ngwa community, but I don't have all the details).

---- In my discussions with, and observations of, other Igbo (and their discussions), there seems to be an increasing number of people setting their sights toward presidency. At the moment, it is Johnathan. People seem, at least to me, to be wondering how 'pro-Igbo' Johnathan really is. Even now, while focus is still on Johnathan, there are a number of people, such as Onlytruth & Kosovo, who are actively engaged on discussing an Igbo president. It is as if they seem to believe that we cannot effectively do for ourselves, until we put 'one of our own' in the office.

It all just seems to strike me as a high, or overly high dependency on government. To some, my understanding might seem lacking, and honestly, yeah, if my understanding is indeed lacking, then I can admit that. I can admit that my view may not be all that encompassing, but I'm just simply stating my thoughts based on the much I have witnessed and observed.

Others are free to correct me, wherever they feel I am wrong.

oludashmi:

Ileke-Idi, hw you dey?

Omo ale l'omokunrin to fi owo osi juwe ile baba re nibiyi oo.  e ma daloun o. Oun ni nkan se ile baba tie, nkan o se awa.

COOL DK:

@ Ileke-idi
Henhen, so sure pe ileke wa nidi e? Cos o ma n drive awon guys crazy. O se try 9ja guys wo, a wa classical ju, ko seni to fine to wa.

truly:

Please stop speak foreign languages
This is nairaland!

bawomolo:

was this necessary. did you have to insult his family. remain small before you curse bingo the family dog

OAM4J:

Nothing is wrong with my Yourba tribe. We are perfect.

If you dont agree or if you are upset with statement, then you can jump into the lagoon or hug a powered transformer

bk.babe97y:

My Ibo tribe:

1. We eat people

2. We sell drugs all over the world.

3. We kidnap everything walking; even exported kidnapping/cannibalism to far off places like India.

4. We're scam artists, liars and cheats.

5. We stay selling fake/pirated/inferior stuff.

6. We never learn from the past; always planning coups, killing politicians of other tribes (then claim eons later that they died of heart and asthma attacks ).

7. We think the world is against us.

8. Our finest gals look like PlatinumNK.

9. We worship Ojukwu even though he's clearly senile and is nothing more than a political ho. . . . . . .

truly:

Please stop speak foreign languages
This is nairaland!