some-girl:


Fine product of both too. I think I'll consider Deji's marriage proposal afterall.

tpia@:
^and you think anybody is catching feelings over you taking your crap to whichever country will have you?

dream on, na whoever considers you a catch, na dem problem you be, dear!

in plain english:

YOU ARE THEIR PROBLEM, NOT A BIG LOSS, WE YOUR "REJECTS" WILL GET OVER IT.

carry your "hotness" to some woman and go offload your irrelevancy and b.astardness on her, she can help us reduce our load small, make all the touts comot for yorubaland and omoluwabi remain!

some-girl:

Don jazzy looks Igbo so featuring him in an Igbo thread would be in place.
It will be wrong for a Yoruba, Hausa etc looking person to rep Igbo beauty in my opinion.
If the thread had been titled "Igbo women", one won't have to be particular about the physical attributes of the women featured.
People of mixed parentage should be excluded altogether or featured in both or all applicable threads.
Patriarchy has nothing to do with looks.

Women are after all supposed to be absorbed into their husband's state, group, family. Are you of the opinion that an Igbo woman in an inter- tribal marriage should be featured in the beauty thread of her husband's ethnic group?

You contradicted yourself in this post:



She is "one whole" half Igbo which means she is as Igbo as she is Urhobo.

some-girl:

Actually it is more often obvious than not.
A good number have inter-married that's why you find more people from different tribes "blending" with each new generation.
However, there are unmistakable features.
I've showed non-Africans these beauty threads and they've preferred the facial features of women from some tribes over those of women from others, which means they can see the differences.

adaobi123: Hilarious !!!

I can't deal

kennikazi:
oya adaobi...go nd sleep...datz enof nairaland for 2dae

Who are you ?

adaobi123:

Who are you ?

PeterKbaba: The surname says it all.... Hes a bonafide Yoruba man
Look at the traditional attire also... with the lovely Filla(hat)... 100% Yoruba
Even the woman dressed in Yoruba...
Look at the spraying of money on the wife's head... Yoruba all the way

onila: whats all the drama

his father is yoruba hence the yoruba surname

PeterKbaba: The surname says it all.... Hes a bonafide Yoruba man
Look at the traditional attire also... with the lovely Filla(hat)... 100% Yoruba
Even the woman dressed in Yoruba...
Look at the spraying of money on the wife's head... Yoruba all the way

adabeke12:

The problem is that he is igbo and Yoruba bit some ppl like yourself want to claim only his paternal side and dat is outright ridiculous.

onila: Nigeria is a patriarchal society,get over it

onila: Nigeria is a patriarchal society,get over it

some-girl:


No one said he wasn't Yoruba and was Igbo.


Are we to pretend that he has no Igbo mix in him or not comment on that if we felt like it just because his father is Yoruba?
If he didn't want his Igbo side acknowledged, he wouldn't insist on bearing his Igbo name also.

adabeke12:
I am sure u r not going to have any problem when your kids dont give a damn abt your part of the family. I am sure it is going to be a norm for you. Mscheww.

some-girl:


No one said he wasn't Yoruba and was Igbo.


Are we to pretend that he has no Igbo mix in him or not comment on that if we felt like it just because his father is Yoruba?
If he didn't want his Igbo side acknowledged, he wouldn't insist on bearing his Igbo name also.

onila:

his parents gave him the names na. .he has no choice than to put the name there