They were probably curious about 2 things: his scary tribal marks and his overflowing gown

At least, the appearance indicates, to a very large extent where he comes from and which he is very much proud of.

Same cannot be said of some people who don't have history and wandering in search of history. Today, they are Jews, tommorow they are alakobas.

The 'olodo' was at school with them....

[img]https://media./images/da0c24da46880f3c626c67f353ee68be/tenor.gif[/img]

I think the kids were telling him his book was upside down!

Simplyleo:
At least, the appearance indicates, to a very large extent where he comes from and which he is very much proud of.

Same cannot be said of some people who don't have history and wandering in search of history. Today, they are Jews, tommorow they are alakobas.

... While you're an ijiot everyday....

I for wipe them three better slap. Is that how they look at elders in their village? That one even put his dirty leg on top of the man's Agbada
And who is that other Yoruba guy peeping sheepishly from behind? Why is he embarrassing his generation like that?

AfricaUnited:
They were probably curious about 2 things: his scary tribal marks and his overflowing gown

The looks on their faces do not indicate that they are scared. It indicates that they ador him.

You seem to have problem with the use of your brain.

AfricaUnited:
They were probably curious about 2 things: his scary tribal marks and his overflowing gown

They were happy seeing a man being proud of his race and culture. Not a lost tribe

You created this thread to ridicule and make jest of that man, and that's height of irrationality. Even though i am not a Yoruba, but permit me to say that you're sick.


You're one of those many lots that looked down on their culture and other good African cultures as you've allowed yourself to be brainwashed by the white as our culture is inferior and theirs is superior to ours.


Be proud of who you are!

I am proud of that man.

It's good to be an African
It's good to be black.

toplinetrtrend:


The looks on their faces do not indicate that they are scared. It indicates that they ador him.

You seem to have problem with the use of your brain.

The first child looks scared, and the rest are bearing nervous smiles checkout the last child

AfricaUnited:
They were probably curious about 2 things: his scary tribal marks and his overflowing gown

The Photagrapher did the Art of Photography Justice

Such a Wonderful Snapshot

vibre:
I for wipe them three better slap. Is that how they look at elders in their village? That one even put his dirty leg on top of the man's Agbada
And who is that other Yoruba guy peeping sheepishly from behind? Why is he embarrassing his generation like that?

lol. I no see am sef. Na when I read your post I go check am.

ngwa sit back grab your pop corn and watch how some urchins will turn dis thread into their usual lazy/hungry man Yoruba vs Igbo gbas gbos ���

Far better than the descendants of ape that always deny their tribe.
God bless yoruba nation

toplinetrtrend:


The looks on their faces do not indicate that they are scared. It indicates that they ador him.

You seem to have problem with the use of your brain.

Take a look at the face of the child closest to the man. What do you see?

BigSarah:


The first child looks scared, and the rest are bearing nervous smiles checkout the last child

Correct

AfricaUnited:

Take a look at the face of the child closet to the man. What do you see?

I see adoration.

Take the scale of tribalism from your eyes and you will see better

BigSarah:


The first child looks scared, and the rest are bearing nervous smiles checkout the last child

It's obvious your eyes are the one getting nervous about your decision to sucumb your senses to the debilitating impact of tribalism.

Wake up from it and you will see better

Tolexander:
They were happy seeing a man being proud of his race and culture. Not a lost tribe

INTIMATE MASTER NA ROMANCE SECTION WE DEY SEE YOU NOWADAYS. SHA NOR GO GIVE PERSON PIKIN BELE

toplinetrtrend:


I see adoration.

You must be seeing double

So much dignity surrounding that man.

Thanks for showing the greatness of Africa.

AfricaUnited:
They were probably curious about 2 things: his scary tribal marks and his overflowing gown

See how they're looking like "uncle femi are you really going to teach us how to defraud your country?"

AfricaUnited:
They were probably curious about 2 things: his scary tribal marks and his overflowing gown

Kids are very respectful at that age....and i mean both their age and the period the pic was taken!

vibre:
I for wipe them three better slap. Is that how they look at elders in their village? That one even put his dirty leg on top of the man's Agbada
And who is that other Yoruba guy peeping sheepishly from behind? Why is he embarrassing his generation like that?

why you come dey vex now eh

toplinetrtrend:


I see adoration.

Take the scale of tribalism from your eyes and you will see better

I think ‘adoration’ is pushing things a bit!

Let’s just settle for R-E-S-P-E-C-T (said in Arethas’ singing voice)!

AfricaUnited:
They were probably curious about 2 things: his scary tribal marks and his overflowing gown

Wrong...

They thought he was an Paratrooper who landed in that field but got stuck in his parachute.

IJOBA11:
INTIMATE MASTER NA ROMANCE SECTION WE DEY SEE YOU NOWADAYS. SHA NOR GO GIVE PERSON PIKIN BELE

me in romance?

I can’t remember being in romance

It's normal for kids to look at and visiting adult their parents respect like this

vibre:
I for wipe them three better slap. Is that how they look at elders in their village? That one even put his dirty leg on top of the man's Agbada
And who is that other Yoruba guy peeping sheepishly from behind? Why is he embarrassing his generation like that?

The little man didn’t put his leg on the agbada...the agbada migrated and didn’t observe social distancing.

toplinetrtrend:


It's obvious your eyes are the one getting nervous about your decision to sucumb your senses to the debilitating impact of tribalism.

Wake up from it and you will see better

What does tribe have to do with my comment, well you win

NwaNimo1:
The 'olodo' was at school with them....

[img]https://media./images/da0c24da46880f3c626c67f353ee68be/tenor.gif[/img]

I think the kids were telling him his book was upside down!

what's your definition of 'olodo'... you might be the olodo here if you can't answer my question correctly

Benin idp camp dwellers embarrassing Africa since 17th century.