Today 28th Jan. 2022.

I Thank God for Another Year of My Life.
Thank You, God, I made it yet again cause you choose to love me enough, to surprise me with another great year and opportunity.

I celebrate me because it's my day.����[b][/b]

tamudabu:


Happy birthday.

Thank you so much my dear, may God bless you and beyond for celebrating me.

Onyi22:
Hmmmm

Hey Onyi! Why are you humming?

StubbornGENIUS:
Happy Birthday.You really look like royalty.

Thank you so much Man, I really appreciate.

I’m Honestly More Grateful For Life Than Ever.. Thank You Lord For The Gift Of A New Age!.. Am +1���❤�

History Of The Four Market Days In Igbo Land And How It Started.

Market days in Igbo land are very significant so much so that the four market days I mentioned above are uniformly observed within every community in Igbo land. It was during the reign of Eze Nrijiofor I (1300-1390AD), the fifth Eze Nri in the line of succession that the Igbo tradition of four market days was instituted.

According to Igbo historical records, one day during the reign of Eze Nrijiofor I, four wise strangers came to visit him at his palace. When they arrived, these four men pretended to be deaf and dumb. They did not say their names or their mission to Nri kingdom.

They were welcomed by the king of Nri. When it's about to get to get dark, one of the servants in the palace, who is under the instructions of the king lead them to the visitors chambers , where they will probably pass the night...

Later the king of nri with his kolanuts went to their chambers for discussion but the visitors didn't utter a word nor accepted his kolanuts.

The king out of curiosity consulted his native doctors,who derived a way of getting the names of the said visitors.

While they were at sleep,the native doctor sent a rat to the visitors chambers and when the rat got to one of the basket belonging to Eke, Orie who was still awake, unconsciously called Eke with the intention to tell him about the rat without knowing that he has revealed the name of his brother, this continued until all their names was unveiled that night.

In the morning, the king went to their chambers, and as usual they pretended to be deaf and dump but the king after breaking kolanuts called them by their names. They were astonished as how the king would probably know their names. However they accepted the kolanuts and.

After chewing the oji, they gave the King ite ano (four earthen pots) and directed him to keep the pots in front of the Nri Menri shrine outside the obu (palace) with each pots facing the sun. Eke, who was the spokesman of the visiting wise strangers, told Eze Nrijiofor I that the first pot was owned by him, Eke, the second one by Orie, the third by Afor and the last by Nkwo. He told the Eze that the four pots were sent down from Chukwu (God Almighty.) He instructed Eze Nrijiofor I that he and his people whom he ruled should be observing those names daily as market days, during which they should be buying and selling. These market days are used in Igboland to count Izu (Igbo native week). Therefore, Eke, Orie, Afor and Nkwo (four market days) make one Izu (week) in Igbo calendar.

Eke later instructed the king to name every igbo child after the four market That is why we have igbo names as Okeke or Eke, Okorie, Okafor or Nwafor, and Okonkwo or Nwankwo. In the same order, female children should be given “Mgbeke’, ‘Mgborie’, ‘Mgbafor’ and ‘Mgbankwo’.

Still practiced today.

No need for #BBNaija this year, we're all housemates already.

If them evict you, na isolation centre straight.

#Stay_Home and #Staysafe.[b][/b][color=#006600][/color]

My Birthday Is Fast Approaching, Can't Wait oooo.

#My_Year.
#Congratulations!!

I'm grateful to you Lord for what you have done, it can only be you #God.
Don't know where to start to appreciating you but you know what I promise you the day I leave everything to you. That promise will be done asap because you have just finish what you started long ago.

No much words, just read my heart to understand it all. Thank you father.

The Inec Chairman Should Just Tell Us Who Is The President Of Nigeria. We Are Tired Of Hearing,
One Milliyan Eight Handired And Sebunty Poor Thousand Nan Handired And Pipty Two Botes.��

After Hearing Result From Yobe, state, Borno State, kano state and Gombe state���
What Has Boko-Haram Been Killing All This While?������

The Atikulators should speak now or never.
#Biafra_Is_Here.
#Biafra_Has_Come_To_Stay.
God bless my Director Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

Biafra is the only hope for Africa.
Chikene biko ka Okwu onu gi mezuo na I've gbasara Obiabia Biafra.

#ITS_HRH_KING_NNABUEZE_BIRTHDAY!!

Hurry! I am plus today. Lord Jesus, I can’t thank you enough for bringing me this far in life. I might not be a billionaire, but You have blessed me with life, good health, happiness and peace of mind. These gifts are worth more than all the money and treasures of the world. Thank you so much. And please, keep on smiling on me.

Today I can’t stop thinking about myself alone, because I have found a new age which I believe will come with success and prosperity in my life. #Happy_Birthday_To_Me once more. Jah Bless..[color=#000099][/color]

#ON_THE_SIXTH_YEAR_REMEMBRANCE_OF_THE #DEATH_OF_MY_FATHER_CHIEF_KALU_UKO_KALU
(A.K.A. Cartoon) Alias Sam Uko)

Dear father, it is exactly six years you left us in
this world, for the world beyond. Your life was a
life full of examples, and
fellow mankind. Till date, you are missed by
everyone who ever came in contact with you. I’m consoled by the fact that your name remains
indelible in this world, and in the hearts of us all.

I have no idea what you are doing or where you
are reborn. Six long years have passed by since
you left this world but I still often find myself
missing you badly here on Earth. 28th December 2012 was a very sad day in my life. I had never
thought that you would leave me so soon. You
know we had a lot of dreams at hand yet to be
materialized. The kind of world we had imagined to live in but what an untimely tragedy befell us. It’s very sad that I had to let you go even before I was able to pay you back for everything you did for me as a father, protector and teacher.

I woke up at 6 o’clock that morning in search of my daddy arrival from Lagos to Nkporo but to be faced with the sad news of your death. It’s been a long six years without you.
As I observe this day in silence, the pain of that
fateful day seems to have come back to surface once again. I am very sorry, father, that I could not be there beside you when you were fighting for life on that morning. I am sorry that I could not answer you when you called out my name several times before you left.

It’s my greatest regret that I could not even serve you a cup of water when you needed it most.
Today, I feel lonely and sad without you in my
family. I wish if you were still alive to play with
your grandchildren, tell them bed-time stories as you used to tell me when I was a boy, and teach them good values as you did to me before. But it’s sad that none of them could ever get a chance to hold your hands, sit on your laps and listen to your stories or play with you like their other friends who still have their grandfather.

Despite all the differences and difficult times we passed through, you had been my greatest
teacher, protector and a loving father. I have
learned a great deal from you and I am always
grateful for your sacrifices and compromises for me. You helped me shape my world and gave me strengths to stand on my own feet. You guided me whenever I tumbled upon some problems and you showed me the right path of life. You had been my main source of inspiration, courage and social security.

You taught me how to compete with others and you taught me why and how to excel in studies. You also taught me many other things which I might have not been able to explore myself.
So although you are dead and gone, father, the values and knowledge you have
given me still flow in my blood and I will try to
pass them on to your grandchildren too. We, as a family, are doing everything that could make you proud. Your rich legacies shall never die. I miss you so much, Dad, and I love you.

Continue to Rest in Peace. You will forever be
remembered by everyone of us in your family,
brothers, friends and the entire lives you touched. You remain forever fresh in our minds.
Rest on Daddy. Rest on Daddy. Rest On. May
God reunite us once again someday on a new
journey. Amen!

A salesman rings the door bell and Little Johnny answers.
Salesman: "Can I see your dad?"
Johnny: "No, he's in the shower."
Salesman: "What about your mother? Can I see her?"
Johnny: "Nope. She's in the shower, too."
Salesman: "Do you think they'll be out soon?"
Johnny: "Doubt it. When my dad asked me for the Vaseline, I gave him super glue instead."

Where should I take my normal DELL laptop for repair? The keyboard it's not all that is working, my mouse has totally stop working, am In Lagos looking where to repair it.

[color=#000099][/color]Never be ashamed of what you feel. You have the right to feel any emotion that you want, and to do what makes you happy. That's my life motto.

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