BlueRayDick:


My God ! 😳

I was still seeing a Yoruba movie on African magic yesterday and was making jokes with my spouse about how the guy’s accent usually makes English words sound funny when he acts in movies . I was still saying most of them usually have love child that is in their 20’s already but u will think they are in their 30’s based on roles they play in movies .

There’s this Chrysler 300 the guy always uses in movies when he acts as yahoo boy /armed robber/ritualist.

RIP to him.

White
I did my IT in an hotel, he's always coming to our hotel very humble guy making jokes with his Yoruba accent

He will be missed

DeadPresidents:


To the average Caucasian, there’s nothing like, ”brown skinned people". You’re either white or a person of color.

That goes for blacks, arabs, asians etc

"Brown-skin geh". Bro must be a fan of Beyoncé

Lols

BlueRayDick:


My God ! 😳

I was still seeing a Yoruba movie on African magic yesterday and was making jokes with my spouse about how the guy’s accent usually makes English words sound funny when he acts in movies . I was still saying most of them usually have love child that is in their 20’s already but u will think they are in their 30’s based on roles they play in movies .

There’s this Chrysler 300 the guy always uses in movies when he acts as yahoo boy /armed robber/ritualist.

RIP to him.

I just dey imagine the pain the family members are going through. One minute he was laughing with them, the next he's slipping in the bathroom and losing his life.

This life, nothing dey am

Itsrm:


But that policeman try sha. Something tells me he knew he was being recorded

The police know say na big man and na celebrity. Na why e calm. Naija police dey gentle for celebrity and popular people. Because one phone call fit terminate their career

The danger of this thing is that an average Emeka Ayo or Abu fit think say he fit slap police and get away with it

For Seun, too much igbo dey worry am. I will like him and his fans to ask what would an American saner climes police do if you slap him.

If e dey America and police bash his car, make hot blood enter am

All those people wey dey always form say dem get temper and hot blood, na only when dem see people wey dem know say dem fit handle, why dem never vex slap their boss one day

If Fulani herdsmen hold Seun for Bush, make e vex slap them

raumdeuter:


The police know say na big man and na celebrity.

The danger of this thing is that an average Emeka Ayo or Abu fit think say he fit slap police and get away with it

For Seun, too much igbo dey worry am. I will like him and his fans to ask what would an American saner climes police do if you slap him.

If e dey America and police bash his car, make hot blood enter am

All those people wey dey always form say dem get temper and hot blood, na only when dem see people wey dem know say dem fit handle

If Fulani herdsmen hold Seun for Bush, make e vex slap them

Of course not. We know our limits

I really wish an example can be made out of him but something tells me it will be swept under the carpet.

Didn't Bnxn also boast about assualting police officers in a tweet that went viral? Nothing came out of it.

If hand touch Seun small, en go humble like Ice prince. Who no go no go know.

Ice Prince been the form strong man by assaulting a police man. When police arrest am, Ice prince come be like chicken wei rain beat.

Immediately he was released from prison. My guy come tweet sei freedom is priceless. Just one week in jail oh .

See like strong man humble for police custody.

Itsrm:


Of course not. We know our limits

I really wish an example can be made out of him but something tells me it will be swept under the carpet.

Didn't Bnxn also boast about assualting police officers in a tweet that went viral? Nothing came out of it.

I am ambivalent about it. For me it's a gimmick to revive his career or whatever he calls what he's doing
Shey na musician or activism

Police teaching him a lesson (if they don't kill him) only serves to make a hero of him.
Like that Chude guy too
Some people think say Social media na activism. Shey na so dem Gani Fawehnimi do?

In military regime wey dem go abduct Gani Fela etc for one place and for months and their family won't even know their location if they died in accident or anything

But now for clout chasing you do something obviously stupid and expect to become popular possibly profit from it

Itsrm:


Yes, confirmed. I learnt he celebrated his birthday a couple of days back. This life is so transient.

This is why I mostly use my birthdays for reflections and not useless celebrations.

Yes, life is really transient. A person is here now, the next minute, they're gone.

I don't celebrate birthdays also.

During one's sojourn on Earth, which is relatively short for us (modern humans or homo sapiens), it's important to use one's time well for essential activities and with the right people (family and friends) before one experiences that OOBE, a journey of no return.

Dying is a process that involves OOBE, and that's why Yorubas call death irinajo aremabo (a journey of no return).

Having OOBE is like dying, when your soul (consciousness) floats as a ray of light over your body and you watch your body lying on the floor.

When a Muslim cleric was describing his near-death experience (NDE) during a Ramadan lecture, I recalled my own experience when I had an OOBE for the first time as a teen.

It felt like dying then and was very terrifying. But I've had it many times now over the years.

this was four days ago,but that monicker diss.troy still dey carry rivers state matter for head , meanwhile the land of milk and honey (akwa ibom) he has been parading since, them dey slaughter people pass cow there.


remove the log of wood in your eye,before you talk about the slippers in mine. I rest my case.


✌️

raumdeuter:


I am ambivalent about it. For me it's a gimmick to revive his career or whatever he calls what he's doing
Shey na musician or activism

Police teaching him a lesson (if they don't kill him) only serves to make a hero of him.
Like that Chude guy too
Some people think say Social media na activism. Shey na so dem Gani Fawehnimi do?

In military regime wey dem go abduct Gani Fela etc for one place and for months and their family won't even know their location if they died in accident or anything

But now for clout chasing you do something obviously stupid and expect to become popular possibly profit from it

Seeing how his wife ran back inside the car when she tried to intervene, I don't think it was a gimmick. This is who he is. Just unfortunate to have been caught on tape. I'll be surprised if he doesn't land regular slaps on the wife's face when they are alone at home.

I hear the penalty is a three year jail term with no option of fine. If that will make a hero out of him, no wahala. Make e go the jail first.

Itsrm:


Seeing how his wife ran back inside the car when she tried to intervene, I don't think it was a gimmick. This is who he is. Just unfortunate to have been caught on tape. I'll be surprised if he doesn't land regular slaps on the wife's face when they are alone at home.

I hear the penalty is a three year jail term with no option of fine. If that will make a hero out of him, no wahala. Make e go the jail first.

Good make e go dance soapy small

A001:
Notable black people including Martin Luther King Jr, Barrack Obama, Mandela, Oprah Winfrey, and lots of others are celebrated annually during the Black History Month.

Many of such popular people referred to as blacks are brown-skinned. Yet, they're still generally called blacks showing the term "black people" is generally used to describe dark-skinned people and brown-skinned people.

Thus, it's more correct to call the ancient Egyptians black people. Anything else from this is false or doctored history.

Most Africans don't think critically and check things in detail before accepting them as the truth. Thus, they know little about African history.

That's why in this part of the world, most don't know that all Christians and Muslims are pagans once you pray to Olorun, Chineke/Chukwu, Ohmorihi, and other pagan gods worshipped in Africa before its contact with the Europeans and Arabs that brought Christianity and Islam.

All these gods are pagan gods completely different from Allah or Yahweh/Jehovah. However, each of the gods claims the title of God Almighty just like Buhari, Obama, JFK, and other leaders has/had the title of president at one time or the other.

Obama isn't the same person as Buhari, just like Allah isn't the same as Olorun or Chukwu (pagan gods).

I laugh whenever I see a cleric bearing Chukwuemeka calling traditional worshippers pagans, yet the root or base of his own name is Chukwu, a pagan god. Unknown to him, he's a pagan as well due to his name and the fact that he prays in Chukwu's name.

But he's so ignorant that he thinks Chukwu is the same as Jehovah because both claim the title of God Almighty and also because the cunning European missionaries told him Chukwu is the same as Jehovah in their syncretic approach to rewrite his history.

The ignorant Yoruba would call Esu Satan, which is like calling orange mango simply because they're both fruits.

The average African doesn't know his left from right.

The people south of the Nile are blacks. Ethiopians and Sudanese. How then does anyone imagine that ancient Egyptians or their rulers were blacks. Even the bible historically refer to Egyptian Cushites as blacks.

You are also right when you explained that black does not necessarily mean black, but rather African.

Now about your paganistic view of Christianity and Islam. I think you are partly right and partly wrong. You are right in the sense that those names are references of the titles of the gods of religion. But like you said, they are titles. Chukwu, Olorun, Jehova (perhaps Allah) are titles not names. Now they may refer to the same entity by reason of personal imagination or they may refer to different entities. The title you call your god is subjective and not objective even as the title you call your president. For example, if you are in Nigeria and you say, the president has travelled, we all know that you mean Buhari. So if I say to someone Chi di mma (God is good), he knows who I am referring to based on my own belief. It is not a name ascribed to any particular god.

iamoyindamola:

Good make e go dance soapy small

Spy360:

Chukwu, Olorun, Jehova (perhaps Allah) are titles not names.

That's very wrong. They're names. All dieties worshipped in Africa before Islam and Christianity are names.

Anyone can bear a title, but there's only one Olorun in Yorubaland, only one Chukwu in Iboland, only one Ohmorihi in Kogi, and many others.

Those are names, not titles.

Allah is also a name, not a title unless you've written your own Qur'an with an Allah different from the one Muslims worship.

BlueRayDick:


I know cooking is not easy that’s why I don’t see the need for cooking for days straight just to break a record that gets broken every now and then.

We have hard copy of Guinness book of records 1996 edition in my house while growing up . Most of the records in that book have long been broken with time and people have even long forgotten some of the people featured in that 1996 edition . Maybe that’s why I don’t really see the need for going through all those stress just to enter the book .

As for Kaffy truly breaking the record helped her to attain fame but it’s just mostly in the Nigerian entertainment industry . It’s not like she started performing for major big artists all over the world . Same way I see this Hilda own will just make her more popular here . Not like the queen or pope or Biden will invite her to be their personal jollof rice chef after breaking the record

This isn't necessary.

Anything that gives positive validity is nice.
Positive records are a good thing.

One carving out a niche for themselves as the best in anything in the entire world is highly commendable.

As for the "Guinness world records", what they do is absolutely fantastic and immensely invaluable.
Just think about this, there are 8 billion people in the entire world and someone provides a service that marks out those that are very unique and have set records in various endeavors of our humanity and existence.

I don't think you grasp what this girl is about to achieve. Out of 8 billion people in the world, she's about to be known as the only person out of 8 billion to have cooked food the longest. She has carved a niche for herself that will boost her brand and popularity after this, not to mention the positive representation of her people and nation. I tell you, there is absolutely nothing to condemn here.

She should be commended and praised. This kind of things are what makes life beautiful. These kind of feel good moments. Moments to cherish.

Itsrm:
This year con dey be like 2020. Too many notable people have died already

https://twitter.com/yabaleftonline/status/1657729960046469120

RIP Murphy

Murphy Afolabi don die? Jesu! This life no pure at all.

I don’t understand why Nigerians use tile flooring for the entire house, worsestill, bathrooms and stairs.

So today is mother's day again? How many mother's day have we celebrated this year sef? Well the world no kukuma rate us Father's...

Roland17:


Murphy Afolabi don die? Jesu! This life no pure at all.

I don’t understand why Nigerians use tile flooring for the entire house, worsestill, bathrooms and stairs.

I didn't even know the guy don hit 49 already. I thought his age was in the region of 35. His death is really painful, just like the demise of Dejo Tunfulu about this time last year.

Itsrm:


But that policeman try sha. Something tells me he knew he was being recorded

there is that form of guilt energy you feel when you know you re at fault.. makes you not to retaliate even thoor you can

raumdeuter:


The police know say na big man and na celebrity. Na why e calm. Naija police dey gentle for celebrity and popular people. Because one phone call fit terminate their career

The danger of this thing is that an average Emeka Ayo or Abu fit think say he fit slap police and get away with it

For Seun, too much igbo dey worry am. I will like him and his fans to ask what would an American saner climes police do if you slap him.

If e dey America and police bash his car, make hot blood enter am

All those people wey dey always form say dem get temper and hot blood, na only when dem see people wey dem know say dem fit handle, why dem never vex slap their boss one day

If Fulani herdsmen hold Seun for Bush, make e vex slap them

why American police no dey respect black artists and celebrities

I watched one video wey Dem dey bundle lil baby like person wey thief..

Dose guys no send if you be celebrity or not so far as you re black

Roland17:


Murphy Afolabi don die? Jesu! This life no pure at all.

I don’t understand why Nigerians use tile flooring for the entire house, worsestill, bathrooms and stairs.

The bathroom tiles usually have a coarse surface. You don't think that justifies using it in bathrooms?

BlueRayDick

Roland17:


Murphy Afolabi don die? Jesu! This life no pure at all.

I don’t understand why Nigerians use tile flooring for the entire house, worsestill, bathrooms and stairs.

This life is a mystery. Anybody can slip in a bathroom no matter the surface.
The hope is for someone’s number not to be called prematurely, cos once one’s number is called na odabo be dat.

A001:

That's very wrong. They're names. All dieties worshipped in Africa before Islam and Christianity are names.

Anyone can bear a title, but there's only one Olorun in Yorubaland, only one Chukwu in Iboland, only one Ohmorihi in Kogi, and many others.

Those are names, not titles.

Allah is also a name, not a title unless you've written your own Qur'an with an Allah different from the one Muslims worship.

I can't say for Allah as I don't know Arabic but I can tell you what those others mean.

Chukwu means big god. That's not a name. Jehova means the lord, that's more like a title. Same as others. If a god should have a name, who named him?

Unlike Africans, Greeks have specific names for their gods like Zeus and Odin etc.

So you are wrong in the area.

Donjazet2:


This isn't necessary.

Anything that gives positive validity is nice.
Positive records are a good thing.

One carving out a niche for themselves as the best in anything in the entire world is highly commendable.

As for the "Guinness world records", what they do is absolutely fantastic and immensely invaluable.
Just think about this, there are 8 billion people in the entire world and someone provides a service that marks out those that are very unique and have set records in various endeavors of our humanity and existence.

I don't think you grasp what this girl is about to achieve. Out of 8 billion people in the world, she's about to be known as the only person out of 8 billion to have cooked food the longest. She has carved a niche for herself that will boost her brand and popularity after this, not to mention the positive representation of her people and nation. I tell you, there is absolutely nothing to condemn here.

She should be commended and praised. This kind of things are what makes life beautiful. These kind of feel good moments. Moments to cherish.

What did she cook that took that long?

Roland17:


Murphy Afolabi don die? Jesu! This life no pure at all.

I don’t understand why Nigerians use tile flooring for the entire house, worsestill, bathrooms and stairs.

Another thing I keep barking at everyone in the house over.

Mop up every spill immediately

No flip flops in the house. Their soles are always very smooth. I only allow Crocs or slides whose soles are intact

And like ltsrm said, you want non slip tiles at the minimum in your balcony, kitchen and bathroom.

afrodoc2:


This life is a mystery. Anybody can slip in a bathroom no matter the surface.
The hope is for someone’s number not to be called prematurely, cos once one’s number is called na odabo be dat.

No doc you know we don't take safety seriously at all in these parts. And if you talk you will be looked at with side eye. Every day I see people with toddlers in their laps driving cars.

GloriousGbola:


No doc you know we don't take safety seriously at all in these parts. And if you talk you will be looked at with side eye. Every day I see people with toddlers in their laps driving cars.

For real? That's reckless and scary.

Roland17:



I don’t understand why Nigerians use tile flooring for the entire house, worsestill, bathrooms and stairs.

The day I slipped and fell inside bathroom tub and hit my head, I thought I saw Heaven at a glance.

Spy360:

I can't say for Allah as I don't know Arabic but I can tell you what those others mean.

Chukwu means big god. That's not a name. Jehova means the lord, that's more like a title. Same as others. If a god should have a name, who named him?

Unlike Africans, Greeks have specific names for their gods like Zeus and Odin etc.

So you are wrong in the area.

You're just like the typical African that repeats the same distorted and false history peddled by Europeans and Arabs.

Like the Greeks, Africans also have specific names for their gods.

Olorun, Chukwu, Ohmorihi, Osanobua, and many others are specific names of African gods, just like Zeus, and co are specific names of Greek gods, Allah is a specific name of an Arab god, and Jehovah is a specific name of an Isreali god.

Luna, Ohmorihi, Ojo are specific names of gods in the Kogi culture, who are the ancestors of the Kogi people. Those are names, not titles.

All those entities are the chief gods or big gods of their culture, meaning each claims the title of God, and each culture around the world has its own sets of gods and goddesses, each of which is distinct from the others.

Otem would even tell you your Chukwu is an ET that designed early Ibos, who are the forefathers of present-day Ibos, just like Atum is an ET that designed the black people that had existed in ancient Egypt. All these entities people see as God are simply early beings.

Or gifted beings, who we call Orisa (deity) in Yoruba. Orisa means eni ti ori sa da yato in Yoruba or "a person made special or gifted by his/her head".

That's a deep history, especially if you know the history of African traditional religions well. Based on my findings interacting with different Isese (Yoruba traditional religion) practitioners, Otem's histories have a lot of depth.

Isese practitioners in Yorubaland would say deities like Orunmila, Oduduwa, Sango, Ogun, Osun, Yemoja, and co descended from heaven (the Yoruba word they use is rowa); some like Oduduwa did so with a chain or ewon in Yoruba, according to them.

(See the chain of Oduduwa, one of the ancestors of the Yoruba people in the attached picture.)

All these deities are early Yoruba people. Ignorant African Muslims and Christians would say these deities are demons; some foolish atheists would claim they never existed, that they're fictional entities.

You're a big fool if you think Socrates or Plato existed, and Orunmila or Ogun or Amadioha never existed.

Most Africans, including you, don't know the history of your local deities. But it's essential knowledge every African must know to preserve our histories and cultures.

As far as I'm concerned, Chukwu, Osanobua, goddess Ala, Afa (the same called Ifa in Yoruba), Amadioha, Yoruba deities like Olorun, Orunmila, Oya, Ifa, Osanyin, Sango, Ogun, Osun all are past beings, who are the ancestors of present-day Africans, and the same thing applies to Zeus, Allah, Yahweh in their respective cultures.

It's not a coincidence that many names -- of people, states, cities, and towns -- in the South-West have the names of these local deities as their roots or bases. They're names, not titles.

God is a title, not a name. You've gods of religion like Allah, Jehovah, Olorun, Chukwu, each of which is a distinct entity; also, there are gods of football like Messi, Ronaldo.

The practice of referring to gifted humans as a god or goddess (deifying humans) is an age-long practice.

That people call Olorun or Chukwu a god doesn't mean both entities are the same, just like Messi isn't the same as Ronaldo simply because people call both gods of football.

You're arguing blindly and ignorantly. People that make this your kind of submission also say their ancestors are Adam and Eve, when there's no single evidence for such a silly claim.

I don't know how an African is related to Adam or Eve. That's simply false history.

If you're Ibo, your ancestors are Chukwu, Ala, Amadioha, and co. The ancestors of Ijaw people are Fenibeso, Osanobua, and co. As a Yoruba, my ancestors are Olorun, Obatala, Orunmila, Ifa, Oya, Yemoja, Sango, Osanyin, Ogun, and co.

liveLongNprospa:
BlueRayDick

I don’t understand the purpose of this mention