hercules07:
My guy we were busy fighting the Ilorins, the Ekiti parapos and you and Egba people at the same time, we were actually defending an Ijebu town against the combined forces of Ijebu and Egba, of course, your warriors saw sense and rebelled against the awujale. I had cause to live with an Ijebu family for years, fantastic people, but, too many landladies for Shomolu o, dem don kill their husbands finish

Idowuogbo:
Ogba werey.

coogar:

your dad would be disappointed you denied ebonyi state. afam, they are not sharing money yet, why deny your state of origin? is your second name peter?

Pataki:
Omo nna, gbenu sohun joor. Go and claim your Anambra state na. Abi na by force ni?

What is the name of your family compound in Ago Iwoye?

Idowuogbo:
Ogba werey.

shymexx:

But without Ijebu rifles (we were the ones bringing the arms in) - the Egba's and Ekiti's/Ijesha's would have defeated Ibadan!!

coogar:
let's just say ijebu women live longer than their husbands. there's no proof they have been killing their husbands. shymexx, what have you got to say to this?

funkybaby:

Liar!

Ijebu men do not sow wild oats across the Niger

do not bring your tribal nonsense here abeg !

hercules07:

I know but, the three Ijebu families that I am very close to all conform to this stereotype.

funkybaby:

Liar!

Ijebu men do not sow wild oats across the Niger

do not bring your tribal nonsense here abeg !

Afam4eva:
My Father is Ijebu while my mother is Igbo. I never lived with my father, that's why i embrace my Igbo side more.

chamotex:

Nice
Don't worry I will instruct band boys to specifically play ijebu songs for you on the Arsenal thread

shymexx:

Bwahahahahahaha

You got me there. I dodged that, bruv.

Funkybaby should be able to tell us more.

Perhaps, it's a naija thing. It's different out here.

hercules07:

Nibo, you guys blockaded us, though, a few friendly Ijebu chiefs helped, remember we were fighting you guys at the same time. I have been to Ijebu Ode several times and it is a peaceful city, the Gateway hotel was very nice before it was run down, bloody Gbenga Daniel.

Pataki:
Na Salawa Abeni go play next on ManU thread for you and coogar.

I remember well over twenty years ago when Salawa and Kollington will entertain us at Ojude Oba right after Ileya celebrations.

Ah! Those sweet years.....sweet memories!

shymexx:
Bwahahahahahaha
You got me there. I dodged that, bruv.
Funkybaby should be able to tell us more.
Perhaps, it's a naija thing. It's different out here.

hercules07:
I know but, the three Ijebu families that I am very close to all conform to this stereotype.

Pataki:
Na Salawa Abeni go play next on ManU thread for you and coogar.

I remember well over twenty years ago when Salawa and Kollington will entertain us at Ojude Oba right after Ileya celebrations.

Ah! Those sweet years.....sweet memories!

funkybaby:

Lamoooo. Don't mind cougar
@cougar
Adelabu's mum how come she outlived her husband? Ekiti thingz

CHESSBOARD:

"Cough " Cough"..... brother this story gonna cost you a lot in this forum.... still observing
Meanwhile yoruba ppl too ugly even with face coated with Mary Kay

chamotex:

Agba ti de

CHESSBOARD:

"Cough " Cough"..... brother this story gonna cost you a lot in this forum.... still observing
Meanwhile yoruba ppl too ugly even with face coated with Mary Kay

CHESSBOARD:

"Cough " Cough"..... brother this story gonna cost you a lot in this forum.... still observing
Meanwhile yoruba ppl too ugly even with face coated with Mary Kay

Pataki: My late grandfather married an Ijebu woman.

My father married an Ijebu woman.

All you raving eyes, steer clear of funkybaby and any other ijebu peperempes on this thread!

We egbas love our ijebu women and their blessed bakassi!

lolade123: This cultural heritage is beautiful,am an Ibadan boy,but God bless d Ijebu people,the Odua land,and Nigeria as a whole.
Wish to marry 1 of those beautiful ijebu chicks ,as in " ibadan loko ijebu"..

stillwater:

For a bum to still show inside wrapper, true true na correct Idi nla nla, lolll.

Pataki: My late grandfather married an Ijebu woman.

My father married an Ijebu woman.

All you raving eyes, steer clear of funkybaby and any other ijebu peperempes on this thread!

We egbas love our ijebu women and their blessed bakassi!

funkybaby:

really? interesting.

omo ilumi eweso oh

which of the schools did you attend? JOGS, Baptist, Muslim college?

coogar:

what's the theory behind ijebu damsels and heavy buttocks? is it the garri or ikokore??

coogar:
prof adelabu fought stroke for years before he passed away. we are talking of sudden deaths here.

Somorin#1:


My grandfather migrated to ibadan from Ijebu ode and built a house in Ibadan in 1918.

It was only proper that I married a proper oluyole girl from oremeji side.

So my my friend, it's ijebu that is actually oko ibadan. Lol

Reminds me of ijebu ni abi eniyan.

chamotex:

Are you saying funkybaby is bakassi-nly defined?

shymexx:

Can we see pictures of your mum and grandma?