refiner:
I love Yoruba men....I fink I will marry from dere..... *starts packing my luggages*...on my way to d south!

You'll soon pack back crying.

And besides which part of the south are you packing to?

refiner:
I love Yoruba men....I fink I will marry from dere..... *starts packing my luggages*...on my way to d south!

refiner:
I love Yoruba men....I fink I will marry from dere..... *starts packing my luggages*...on my way to d south!

dollyjoy:
See as them be self

refiner:
I love Yoruba men....I fink I will marry from dere..... *starts packing my luggages*...on my way to d south!

kekakuz:


South what

Decker:
Yoruba men know how to love a woman and show her love. If a Yoruba man loves his woman, he would treat her like a queen. Yoruba men are romantic. That's why you still see poor Yoruba men with loyal wives.

Igbo men aren't really romantic. Most of them think they are, but they actually aren't. They believe being romantic is by spending money on a woman, rather than showing her affection.
The average Igbo man would first acquire all the wealth he can acquire before thinking of going into a serious relationship, especially one aimed at marriage, because he believes that money is the most essential thing in a relationship, and that's a wrong notion.

dollyjoy:
See as them be self

Decker:
Yoruba men know how to love a woman and show her love. If a Yoruba man loves his woman, he would treat her like a queen. Yoruba men are romantic. That's why you still see poor Yoruba men with loyal wives.

Igbo men aren't really romantic. Most of them think they are, but they actually aren't. They believe being romantic is by spending money on a woman, rather than showing her affection.
The average Igbo man would first acquire all the wealth he can acquire before thinking of going into a serious relationship, especially one aimed at marriage, because he believes that money is the most essential thing in a relationship, and that's a wrong notion.

Decker:
Yoruba men know how to love a woman and show her love. If a Yoruba man loves his woman, he would treat her like a queen. Yoruba men are romantic. That's why you still see poor Yoruba men with loyal wives.

Igbo men aren't really romantic. Most of them think they are, but they actually aren't. They believe being romantic is by spending money on a woman, rather than showing her affection.
The average Igbo man would first acquire all the wealth he can acquire before thinking of going into a serious relationship, especially one aimed at marriage, because he believes that money is the most essential thing in a relationship, and that's a wrong notion.

Hmmm.....this would be a war you can't fight or finish alone.

omotogoodo:



Una don't start Abi?
I be Yoruba, I avoid comments that ignites tribal e-war
Learn from me. shotigbo?

Decker:
Yoruba men know how to love a woman and show her love. If a Yoruba man loves his woman, he would treat her like a queen. Yoruba men are romantic. That's why you still see poor Yoruba men with loyal wives.

Igbo men aren't really romantic. Most of them think they are, but they actually aren't. They believe being romantic is by spending money on a woman, rather than showing her affection.
The average Igbo man would first acquire all the wealth he can acquire before thinking of going into a serious relationship, especially one aimed at marriage, because he believes that money is the most essential thing in a relationship, and that's a wrong notion.

dollyjoy:
See as them be self

refiner:
I love Yoruba men....I fink I will marry from dere..... *starts packing my luggages*...on my way to d south!

flokii:


same thing I keep saying.. apart from their love for money, they are aggressive

still can't understand why these shameless lots keep hating on the most romantic & hospitable tribe in Africa


welcome into peace... bby Oniru... HML

wtfCode:

abeg go to the west, thats where they're.
onye ana azo ndu puta o na eme na oka onye na azo ya mali ife...aturu!

naijaboiy:

Edo men,especially Benin only know how to fück up and down and have so many children from different women,leaving them unmarried.

That's why they have unusually large families that they can't cater for even when they are rich.

Decker:



I am actually Igbo with Igbo parents and Igbo grandparents. I wasn't trying to start a war, I mean, why would I start a war against my own tribe. I was just being honest and stating the obvious.

Decker:



I am actually Igbo with Igbo parents and Igbo grandparents. I wasn't trying to start a war, I mean, why would I start a war against my own tribe. I was just being honest and stating the obvious.

Decker:


I agree, most Igbo men tend to have a high affinity for money, but I don't agree that they are aggressive.

Yes, Yorubas are hospitable and their men tend to be romantic, but I don't think it's right to refer to another tribe as shameless.

dollyjoy:
See as them be self