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coolcharm:
And if she still meets her today after 63 years, she must kneel or bow to greet her

Colonialism nonsense

@coolcharm, if she meet d queen 100 yrs to com, she must bow fr her it's not colonialism bt our culture. Mind u, as she grows older, d queen is also growing. As much as d queen remains d queen, even if she's younger, d woman will still bow fr d queen.

Looking good . Still looking young and beautiful .

coolcharm:
And if she still meets her today after 63 years, she must kneel or bow to greet her

Colonialism nonsense

Just as we have KANU Igbos nonsense .

;Dyou get bad mouth

daddytime:
The young shall grow indeed if death permits.

She even senior Nigeria sef but looks better than Nigeria.. Nigeria old pass him age...agbaya country

Bluezy13:



My dear...


"...the Igbos in Yoruba land have learnt..."

These are alternative forms of the past tense and past participle of the verb learn. Both are acceptable, but learned is often used in both British English and American English, while learnt is much more common in British English than in American English. ... Leap, lean, spill, and others are also verbs of this type.

jabor4Naija:
so it was awolowo daughter dat gave her flowers, hmmm sentiments don tey for dis country no be today. So no other girl in dat school abi?

An acceptable form of nepotism. That one no go kill person or the economy, afterall, Awo was the head of the Western Region

Deji63:


I am telling you my brother. Ojoro masters.

Well, we dont know the circumstances at that time.

It is possible that most of her peers will 'froze' on sighting even olubadan of Ibadan let alone Queen Elizabeth.

Its different NOW because we are now very exposed.

Patrick33:
what happened to her eyebrows??

my brother wemen keep surprising me , she shaved her eye brow only to use pencil to draw it back , is it not stupidity

jabor4Naija:
so it was awolowo daughter dat gave her flowers, hmmm sentiments don tey for dis country no be today. So no other girl in dat school abi?

na Omo oga

Ochinex:
Op, you are a liar...

So you want to tell me this young woman I'm seeing here is more than 85 years?

no.the woman should be In her mid 60s.now let's calculate it this way.when she was giving Elizabeth flowers,she was around 12years old.

Do your maths

funmijoyb:

Not colonial nonsense she's being respectful according to the Yoruba culture. The igbos in Yoruba land as learn to practice our culture by being respectful otherwise you will be disrespected and rebuked

Must you bring Igbos into your nonsense,You this dirty looking youth or old woman sef? Are you stupid or mentally unstabled? Which one is your problem. Always bringing meaningful yorubas to disrepute on Nairaland with your senseless comments. Dirty thing.

Michelle55:

Still wrong MA..

The lady you quoted is a renowned idiot. Someone's Grammar sucks, yet she is only interested in throwing tribal slurs around on Nairaland instead of working on her "migraine-inducing English"

Funmijoyb has carved a niche for her self in stupidity

Bluezy13:



What stopped you from correcting her

Correcting who? A 'tribalistic' idiot. Check all her comments on Nairaland. If she had used the energy and commitment she uses to throw tribal slurs on Nairaland,her life would have been better.

Gap2020:


These are alternative forms of the past tense and past participle of the verb learn. Both are acceptable, but learned is often used in both British English and American English, while learnt is much more common in British English than in American English. ... Leap, lean, spill, and others are also verbs of this type.

Who uses "as" in place of "has"?
Who says igbos "has" instead of "have"
You think it's just "learned" or "learned" is the only "blooper" in her comment?

I really don't check someone's *English* on Nairaland but the lady in question is a renowned *tribalistic* idiot,who derives maximum satisfaction and joy from throwing *tribalistic* slurs around.

coolcharm:
And if she still meets her today after 63 years, she must kneel or bow to greet her

Colonialism nonsense

Was she the same age as the queen then? Can you compare her age qith the queen's now? Haven't you seen Dolapo Osinbajo the wife of the VP greeting Yakubu Gowon, Daddy GO Adeboye, Jagaban Tinubu, Bisi Akande or even Buhari with her knees on the ground. That is a typical Yoruba woman. How do you greet your parents or their friends? With handshake or slaps? Osu will always be Osu.

God bless Nigeria and whole black race, I know the i-piqs will not like this saying

Bluezy13:



My dear...


"...the Igbos in Yoruba land have learnt..."

If you don't have knowledge abt something you seek for one or make your findings before lampooning someone publicly.

These are alternative forms of the past tense and past participle of the verb learn. Both are acceptable, but learned is often used in both British English and American English, while learnt is much more common in British English than in American English.
'Learnt' or 'learned'? | Oxford Dictionaries

Gap2020:


These are alternative forms of the past tense and past participle of the verb learn. Both are acceptable, but learned is often used in both British English and American English, while learnt is much more common in British English than in American English. ... Leap, lean, spill, and others are also verbs of this type.

Don't be ignorant.


According to her original post:

"...the igbos in the Yoruba land as learned

That is very wrong. She typed "as" instead of "have".

Drgaffok:

If you don't have knowledge abt something you seek for one or make your findings before lampooning someone publicly.

These are alternative forms of the past tense and past participle of the verb learn. Both are acceptable, but learned is often used in both British English and American English, while learnt is much more common in British English than in American English.
'Learnt' or 'learned'? | Oxford Dictionaries

You are extremely ignorant!!!

I'm not the one lampooning her publicly. Go through the texts again.
And by the way:

According to her original post:

"...the igbos in the Yoruba land as learned
That is very wrong. She typed "as" instead of
"have". Whether "learned" or "learnt", she is still wrong.

Your quest for displaying smartness has landed you in a fallacious corner. Be careful next time.

Wow, now a Dr, how time flies.

Onyi22:
I no believed abeg

Dis one na pidgin past tense abi?

Patrick33:
what happened to her eyebrows??

the usual




scraping is a goal

tiredoflife:


How did she qualify
Is there Bsc in giving flowers
Smh

So you would have preferred your mom (who may be of her age) that always comes to school in e dirty and worn out uniform aided with wee -wee soaked pants to go near the queen?
I am sorry, ko le werk!

Deji63:


I am telling you my brother. Ojoro masters.

My brother, would you leave your beautiful daughter and pick someone beautiful daughter ?
Believe me, that girl will not forgive you
Even the Bible said Love thy Neighbour like Yourself and it means Yourself First

MrSensor:
In 1956 she was looking like that and now she looks like this, Just like a wine. Na lie

Not everyone will look worn like those in your family in their 60's. Her mother (Chief Mrs Hannah Awolowo died just a while ago at 100 years). I am not angry nor happy at yours looking worn out, but learn to appreciate good things in order to attract one.

farem:


Dis one na pidgin past tense abi?

farem:


So you would have preferred your mom (who may be of her age) that always comes to school in e dirty and worn out uniform aided with wee -wee soaked pants to go near the queen?
I am sorry, ko le werk!

Of cause yolobas with their we have respect more than any tribe
See how u spoke about ur mum online

tiredoflife:


Of cause yolobas with their we have respect more than any tribe
See how u spoke about ur mum online

That's how you always miss it. Who is talking about yoruba here? In this same visit, at least three different girls presented to the queen the three were the daughters of the then Oba of Lagos, Awolowo and Dr Nnamdi Azikwe.
Which one be yoruba thing. Are the girls in question not old enough to birth you - Mr Methuselah?

MrSensor:
In 1956 she was looking like that and now she looks like this, Just like a wine. Na lie

Seriously!!!

farem:


That's how you always miss it. Who is talking about yoruba here? In this same visit, at least three different girls presented to the queen the three were the daughters of the then Oba of Lagos, Awolowo and Dr Nnamdi Azikwe.
Which one be yoruba thing. Are the girls in question not old enough to birth you - Mr Methuselah?

So how did ur mother u insulted online
Come into the picture