9jacrip:


Duke ti pa won

I hope they don't get to see what you wrote though.

IlekeHD:


Dude, I'm YOUR aburo. You guys are making me feel like arugbo.




Same here. I wish someone could bring him back. He'd probable destroy this thread tho.

Shymm3x:


Looool.



I don't care.

I've actually seen chics in the romance and family sections that I thought were smart till I saw them discuss topics you need intelligence for and they stunk up the whole place. I was just like brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

9jacrip:

Arugbo ke?

Aburo keh?

Mo fi ohun mi si enu then.

9jacrip:




Cult is a group with religious leaning. Good examples are Christianity and Islam.

You meant fraternity.

Sense of fashion eh?

Sh0llypopz:


LMAO! I have never spoken to Royal outside NL. I miss him btw. He was one of the greatest gay character NL has ever seen.

Hell naw! AbiL didn't get touched. There is no way in hell she would fall for a dude like that. He came off extremely pathetic and desperate, that is not attractive to most females.

9jacrip:


Yoruba have a term for Tiger and it is 'Ekun'.

A certain Ilare quarter in Ife has an Ijesa warriors ancestory and the reason is Ijesa warriors were invited to help kill a certain ekun that was a threat at that period - tiger.

But you do have a point sha.

On the side, if you're Ilaje then I hope you're aware of your folks being Osangangan Obamakin's (Obatala's brother) sujects at Mokuro till y'all emigrated out of Ife in protest to Oduduwa's kingship usurpation of power at Ife?

Aareonakakanfo:



Well...I no know sha.Not my kind of topic

I'm watching

superstar1:


There was a time a thread was ran on da rocha. I will look for it.

Shymm3x:

But did you get touched?

You know once you become a next person's victim, the slim chances we've of keeping it trill together will evaporate faster than an opened chimney.

Shymm3x:


We just wanna have fun tonight and sholly, the biggest pseudo-feminist that ever liveth, is also on the thread.

Sh0llypopz:


Nigerians seem to call their fraternities and sororities cults because they usually have a small god they worship and they blindly follow their leader who makes them partake in criminal activities.

Pardon my ignorance, my only knowledge of Nigerian fraternities are from Nollywood movies.

BTW, what you guys are wearing is wrong (fashion wise). Like, reallllly reallly bad. No offence.

Shymm3x:


Or do you have anything in mind?

We just wanna have fun tonight and sholly, the biggest pseudo-feminist that ever liveth, is also on the thread.

I don't have anything in mind for now

As per the emboldened,GOODLUCK! I already got my popcorn

MayorofLagos I'm waiting for you

Se mo le te awon Gbogun gboro yen si bi?

Mo mo wipe eyin le ko

9jacrip:


What those people have on is their business; every group have a certain way of clothing up regardless of how outsiders see it - which doesn't matter anyway.

Nollywood has been responsible for the mental damage experienced by their followers in the socio cultural aspect esoecially so.. you do what's best for you.

I'm no frat member so I don't know how they operate. Do you see Christianity/Islam as cults too since they fir into your description?

Sh0llypopz:

Nah. Never spoke to the alleged criminal offline. Never-ever.

@IlekeHD, can you see this r*etard?? Just so you know, I didn't start anything. If your thread gets derailed, you know who to blame.

Sh0llypopz:

I'm not a follower of Nollywood.

Anyway, you seem offended. I'm not religious, I will stop quoting you henceforth.

Sh0llypopz:


Nah. Never spoke to the alleged criminal offline. Never-ever.



@IlekeHD, can you see this r*etard?? Just so you know, I didn't start anything. If your thread gets derailed, you know who to blame.

Sh0llypopz:

I'm not a follower of Nollywood.

Anyway, you seem offended.[size=15pt] I'm not religious[/size], I will stop quoting you henceforth.

MayorofLagos:


On the history of Ilaje, not much is known. The history and accounts of Yoruba coasts and waterways in Nigeria is archived in the history of Awori, Ijebu, Ilaje and Itsekiri. By telling and understanding their history we will uncover deeper greatnes in the Yoruba race. These members of the Yoruba race controlled the sea gateway and were first contacts with foreign seafarers stopping on our coasts for trade, refreshments, restock and or settlement.

Air and road transportation is very new in human history when compared with sailing on the sea or riding animal back. All histories that were told of European sailors landing on the shores of Africa, either as destination or enroute to other continents also narrated the need to do repairs or restock on supplies or stop to attend to the sick. So those who made stops on the Yoruba coastline would have had contact with our brothers and sisters on the coast. What is the narrative and texture of that interaction?

We know the Awori story and the Ijebu story, although it would not hurt to learn more if new accounts turn up. The much we know about Itsekiri is Bini-centric, not much is known of its Atlantica experience. Same with Ilaje where much of its history is aspected to Ile-Ife and none is shared or known about the experience in the Atlantic.

What role did Ilaje and Itsekiri play in the security and commerce of Yoruba coastline?

Aareonakakanfo:

I don't have anything in mind for now

As per the emboldend,GOODLUCK! I already got my popcorn

MayorofLagos I'm waiting for you

Se mo le te awon Gbogun gboro yen si bi?

Mo mo wipe eyin le ko

OAUTemitayo:
Congratulations in advance to all Yoruba speaking people of Kogi.
At last, Igala hegemony is about to be defeated.
We are not the one that killed Audu o.

9jacrip:


Yoruba have a term for Tiger and it is 'Ekun'.

A certain Ilare quarter in Ife has an Ijesa warriors ancestory and the reason is Ijesa warriors were invited to help kill a certain ekun that was a threat at that period - tiger.

Shymm3x:


Anyway, if they don't want to come, that's their problem.

We don't need market women on here - at least we're alright with those who have something to contribute cos some of them probably have zilch up there and they don't want to embarrass themselves.

Shymm3x:


Sholly, you need to calm down...you can't be fiery/feisty all the time. Leave the fire there till you get between the sheets and the lights go off. I was just messing about with you.

IlekeHD:

Sholly, please do not derail this thread .... please for me.
Just ignore if you have to. I think he just misses you, iz all.
Ekiti girls [except for me] and temperament lol.

OAUTemitayo:
Congratulations in advance to all Yoruba speaking people of Kogi.
At last, Igala hegemony is about to be defeated.
We are not the one that killed Audu o.

Sh0llypopz:
LMAO! Who has been lying to you? How is our "brother"? You know, the one with one shoe.

tpiadotcom:



fiction as always.

there are no tigers native to Africa unless you imported some.

you can post pictures of your tigers sha, feel free.

tpiadotcom:


if you're not from there you should consider not getting involved in their politics.

9jacrip:


Egbon mi, I really haven't looked into this angle you've brought up. Quite interesting I must say o.

We know the Ijebu were active in the commerce but not sure about the coastline.

The Ilaje and Itsekiris probably hold unrecorded details of their feats in the seas/coasts. I would love to read details on this o.

tpiadotcom:



fiction as always.

there are no tigers native to Africa unless you imported some.

you can post pictures of your tigers sha, feel free.

IlekeHD:


Sholly, please do not derail this thread .... please for me.

Just ignore if you have to. I think he just misses you, iz all.

[size=16pt]Ekiti girls and temperament[/size] lol.

MayorofLagos:

There are intelligent women in NL. They have social pressures and are conditioned to yield to these pressures. This is why plenty of them are entrapped in online relationship scams. Men are sometimes caught in this entrapment as well.

I saw your convo with tupac and im thinking to myself he needs to be more careful than he has been if hes serious about finding a woman here to settle with.

Part of the pressure is age and procreation, other things are put aside. So, not all, but there is a reason romance, sexuality, family, cooking is filled with women than you find in politics....plus they trade their feminine appeal easily in those sections, whereas those appeals have to be suppressed if they were here interacting in politics section.