Aareonakakanfo:




Funny enough i wanted to add firefire as being an exception so don't get me wrong,I know say you be Yoruba man.Were you not the same person I was chatting with yesterday?

ProfShymex:


Nice. So the number of Lagos Ijebus the I know on here has increased by one. You, nisai, pc1cero, psyl1sh, and there used to be a next guy who's supremely knowledgeable about international politics from Germany. He's from the Lekki/Ajah axis. I never knew Ijebu folks were that many till someone showed me certain names that are quintessentially Ijebu. Bwoi, we are everywhere lol.

I saw ya Ijebu folks repping for Yoruba and naij at the carnival two years ago. I think I created a thread for it but I will attach the pics to this post.

Lol. I never liked the Pistons back then. They were too blue collared for me - just high defensive energy and proper execution - with no fun. Utter boring team lol. I just developed a little bit of interest in the team when Chris Webber went there to retire. I'm a big Chris Webber groupie (big Jalen Rose groupie as well). The Fab 5 can't do no wrong with me. Anyway, I have been bleeding purple and gold since I started watching the NBA and will forever ride with the Lakers Nation, regardless of how terrible the team is right now.

The NBA is more competitive and fun to watch right now, unlike, say, 2-5 years ago. There are so many great talents coming through. You need to watch Steph Curry - the NBA has never seen a sharp shooter like him. And he can do it all apart from shooting.

Ilekeh:
My people see wetin I see this morning as I was driving by a neighbor's house....

Omo see wetin my naija peole go call meat


*runs before Aare sees my post*

1bkaye:

Behave

StuntingBlack:


Cc: ProfShymex
Aareonakakanfo
9jacrip
Zimoni
.....et AL.

Please take note.!!!

Ilekeh:
My people see wetin I see this morning as I was driving by a neighbor's house....

Omo see wetin my naija peole go call meat


*runs before Aare sees my post*

modath:


Battle of the sexes right?... The females here nko; *eyebrow raised up to hairline*

Cc iyalode IlekeHD ...

Ilekeh:

Lol I felt like tying one up and throwing it in the back of my car

Ha Iya agba Iya agba you wan chop that one sef? ehn! na wa for you ooo.Mrs kendra krinklesac

Na you sabi.If you like chop the universe

Remember the patrick !d!ot who was bragging on that thread that he has never clicked on this thread that he doesn't even think or care about Yorubas?

Mo ka were mu leni

zimoni:


It looks like Eran Etu(Antelope).

Obe le leleyi ooooooo. Naija don't have the patience, we would have devoured the etu by now.

Oyinbo shaaaaa. They are not even bothered the animals might flee.

Aareonakakanfo:




Ha Iya agba Iya agba you wan chop that one sef? ehn! na wa for you ooo.Mrs kendra krinklesac

Na you sabi.If you like chop the universe

Remember the patrick !d!ot who was bragging on that thread that he has never clicked on this thread that he doesn't even think or care about Yorubas?


Mo ka were mu leni

Aareonakakanfo:




Ha Iya agba Iya agba you wan chop that one sef? ehn! na wa for you ooo.Mrs kendra krinklesac

Na you sabi.If you like chop the universe

Remember the patrick !d!ot who was bragging on that thread that he has never clicked on this thread that he doesn't even think or care about Yorubas?

Mo ka were mu leni

9jacrip:
Iya agba this is for you.I know say you like food so whenever you visit Ibadan, this should come in handy

WIZGUY69:
Road Markings is very important, even if you can't add another lane, renovate the road and Mark it!
It reduces the rate of accidents and eases the flow of traffic.

Eku ojo meta

Aareonakakanfo:
Looool WIZGUY69 this your picture looks very real ooo Infact i'm thinking of forwarding that picture to DAWN

Anyways I love green environments.Fashola came up with the tree planting idea but Lagosians didn't really take it seriously.I also prefer seeing grasses on demarcations to sand or just concrete

Ilekeh:


Keep pretending to be sophisticated

I know you. You've chopped aligator, snake and bushRAT meat. No come dey pretend that you no go chop deer if they cook it for you lol.

A lot of them check this thread out. Inu n bi won. Owu n je won. They even come in as guest or as "ghost" IDs.

I don't know people can pretend so much.

They need to hurry up and divide this country so that the sw can manage itself from tse-tse flies and leeches.

Iya agba mii ti e ni paro nibi bayii.Everytime i go to Ajowa, I always make sure I eat my eran igbe that's what they call bushmeat.

As for the first 2 you mentioned, you no well Alligator ko Komodo dragon ni.You and who dey chop snake?

When i saw him make that comment,I was just looking at the !dd!ot like...

Aareonakakanfo:



Iya agba mii ti e ni paro nibi bayii.Everytime i go to Ajowa, I always make sure I eat my eran igbe that's what they call bushmeat.

As for the first 2 you mentioned, you no well Alligator ko Komodo dragon ni.You and who dey chop snake?

When i saw him make that comment,I was just looking at the !dd!ot like...

Ilekeh:


So the road is not even real?

chaiii *ilekeh you fall my hand*

Same here. I love green everything.......that's why I love Ekiti state. You see greens for miles.



Or something like Florida planning.....80% of their environment looks like this, with beautifully decorated palm trees.

Aareonakakanfo:
Looool WIZGUY69 this your picture looks very real ooo Infact i'm thinking of forwarding that picture to DAWN

Anyways I love green environments.Fashola came up with the tree planting idea but Lagosians didn't really take it seriously.I also prefer seeing grasses on demarcations to sand or just concrete

Ilekeh:


Ojo meta pelu.

Where is that?

Nigerian roads are JUST awful; bad planning and bad architecture.

Roads without sidewalks and bike lanes, looks like smeared black paints on the floor.

Ilekeh:


Ye ma shako fun mi. Se ti modath ba se eran snake fun yin, se e ni je?
Why eran igbe? Sounds like sh!t meant.

Fun won n le jare. I no get their time. This is my video game/ Yoruba thread day

WIZGUY69:


Lol
Green environment is just the best.
I don't see Lagos having a green environment even in the nearest future.
The time has elapsed!

BTW

Which city are those roads located?

WIZGUY69:
Road Markings is very important, even if you can't add another lane, renovate the road and Mark it!
It reduces the rate of accidents and eases the flow of traffic.

Eku ojo meta

Aareonakakanfo:

Loool so you no know...If you play games well, you can easily tell its pure 3d...

Oda je n tu asiri mi fun e .Ise ti mo n se ni yen. Game ati Animation...so i know a lot about the industry that was why i bought Okupe's comic to see what his stories look like.

Your eye don clear now abi, I don tell you one secret

Going by the pictures I've seen, Ekiti is one place I would love to live.I really like the yellow lines on roads too

Ilekeh:


Ye ma shako fun mi. Se ti modath ba se eran snake fun yin, se e ni je?
Why eran igbe? Sounds like sh!t meant.

Fun won n le jare. I no get their time. This is my video game/ Yoruba thread day

WIZGUY69:



Hahhahahaha

That's Nigeria for you, even vehicles have taken over the pedestrian lanes.

Bike lanes and sidewalks are fantasies for now.
That road is in Ekiti!

Aareonakakanfo:



Iya modath.Iyawo oniyawo.You wan put me inside yawa abi? Ye dddevil!

I don't know why they call it "Eran Igbe"

Ilekeh:


That's nice. Teletele, mo fe sise pelu Blizzard Entertainment UX Design, sugbon nigba ti oga mi je ki n se coding/programming, mo ri pe mo feran iyen ju.

So video gamu lo n fi sere all day abi? chaiiiii I jealous you small

Next time I go home, I can show you why I prefer Ekiti to Lagos. or maybe Mynd can take us around

modath:


You want me to have nightmares?

I watched snake doccie on Nat Geo & i was scared of my shadow for weeks.... Me ke, laye kojo.

The Romanis come here regularly nah even the self identified "yoruba" can't keep away & call it "feel good"

I just wonder why everything with them has to be reduced to antagonism & strife.

laudate:


Exactly! I don't know why this aspect is often ignored in Nigeria. A road is constructed and within 1-2 years, the road markings get wiped off due to environmental factors, and no one bothers to ensure those marks are painted back.

In a few southern African countries, reflective road markers and paint are used to demarcate lanes on the highway. Once your headlights hit the reflective markers you get a clear indication of the perimeter, even when there are no street lamps to illuminate the roads.