God punish devil if I no marry fine girl!!

Very nice

dear op... I am a Yoruba girl so its not a beef thing. but hope u know all the pictures u posted have been enhanced with tons of make up and photography magic. tho not denying the natural beauty of some women

[quote author=gratieao]Yes ooo







The Yorubas are not the only Tribes with the Tribal mark. My stay in the north during my service year really prooved that "ILA JU ILA LO" meaning Mark pass Mark.

[quote author=Sweettos]yoruba!!! The only tribe that do fought tiger








Says WHO? Go to the North, Some Part of Kogi, Benue etc you go fear mark na

HopeAtHand:

Who do the Yorubas call gambari?...And why?

How should i know, Am I yoruba?

Tribal marks are a beauty to behold. I admire the Beriberis and Kanuris of Borno state for their beautiful tribal marks. The Yoruba tribal marks are cute too.

Indiginous cultures on every continent have marks and body modifications, so I don;t know why some of you brainwashed people from certain parts of Nigeria talk of it, like it is a taboo or something you have never seen before
In Africa, Fulanis, Masai, Kanuris, Yorubas, Mandes, Dinkas, Toubous, Zulus, Akans, Malagasy- Thousands of others all over the continent

In Asia and Oceania, it is widely practiced in Thailand, India, Indonesia, Among Native Australians, Maoris of new Zealand, Papuans, others, so many i can't count.
Native Americans are especially known for it! and are proud of it....

If people like the Masais, some Yoruba, Samburu, some Fulani, some native Americans and a gazilion other tribes out there, continue with these customs, then let them be, after-all a good portion of these people as well, don't practice these customs anymore--- Some of you are really beyond redemption with the way you think.

OMO YORUBA ni mi ooh! SWAGGER!!!

yorubas too fine

pinkishgal: OMO YORUBA ni mi ooh! SWAGGER!!!

yeah yeah

Bororojo: Indiginous cultures on every continent have marks and body modifications, so I don;t know why some of you brainwashed people from certain parts of Nigeria talk of it, like it is a taboo or something you have never seen before
In Africa, Fulanis, Masai, Kanuris, Yorubas, Mandes, Dinkas, Toubous, Zulus, Akans, Malagasy- Thousands of others all over the continent

In Asia and Oceania, it is widely practiced in Thailand, India, Indonesia, Among Native Australians, Maoris of new Zealand, Papuans, others, so many i can't count.
Native Americans are especially known for it! and are proud of it....

If people like the Masais, some Yoruba, Samburu, some Fulani, some native Americans and a gazilion other tribes out there, continue with these customs, then let them be, after-all a good portion of these people as well, don't practice these customs anymore--- Some of you are really beyond redemption with the way you think.

Quoted for truth, maybe you can join my quest to remove the brainwashing from these White wannabes.

Bororojo:

How should i know, Am I yoruba?

I guess ure fulani, so take it upon yourself to findout..And then tell me how you feel about it.

Do you know the Yoruba have the highest rate of twinning in the world, at 45–50 twin
sets (or 90–100 twins) per 1,000 live
birth - wikipedia

HopeAtHand:

Who do the Yorubas call gambari?...And why?

a poeple that dosen't understand the word that they are saying i mean understand the language

Adufe adee,,Proudly yoruba,,,proudly ekiti...

HopeAtHand:

I guess ure fulani, so take it upon yourself to findout..And then tell me how you feel about it.

Whatever it means it wouldn't hunch me one bit..
all groups have exonyms for all other groups besides their own- that is Kindergarten level sociology basics class.
Why should i be so pressed to find out its meaning?? ..... i

coded01: GOD BLESS NIGERIA AND THE YORUBA PEOPLE...

Ditto.
Mad
Love
For
Da
Ancestral
Homeland

Yoruba People- I pay my Homage .... lol

My
Bros
And
Sisters...
Egbon
Okunrin/obirin

Beauties fro the motherland.

.

thus far we have come as a people, there is no place like home, sweet home. I love the beauty of our languages and the wisdom of our fathers in their proverbs and mantra. May the lord God cause his face to shine on his people and restore the country to her path of greatness. God bless the makers of this wonderful thread and the great people of this country.

This is my home.
My place of delight.

tuffgongjo: Proud to be a yoruba$ekiti guy,@fulaman God bless u up$down.

Omo iyami...where in Ekiti?

QueenAzibar: dear op... I am a Yoruba girl so its not a beef thing. but hope u know all the pictures u posted have been enhanced with tons of make up and photography magic. tho not denying the natural beauty of some women

i tire o.

this make up thing na wa, we women just toss it on with a shovel these days.

not saying it doesnt make people beautiful (na me sef need am pass since i am ugly), but inner beauty also matters jare.

macof:

Omo iyami...where in Ekiti?

Ilogbo-ekiti.

Sweettos: yoruba!!! The only tribe that do fought tiger

In ur ridiculous bid to ridicule the Yoruba you make such a blundering statement

Bororojo: Indiginous cultures on every continent have marks and body modifications, so I don;t know why some of you brainwashed people from certain parts of Nigeria talk of it, like it is a taboo or something you have never seen before
In Africa, Fulanis, Masai, Kanuris, Yorubas, Mandes, Dinkas, Toubous, Zulus, Akans, Malagasy- Thousands of others all over the continent

In Asia and Oceania, it is widely practiced in Thailand, India, Indonesia, Among Native Australians, Maoris of new Zealand, Papuans, others, so many i can't count.
Native Americans are especially known for it! and are proud of it....

If people like the Masais, some Yoruba, Samburu, some Fulani, some native Americans and a gazilion other tribes out there, continue with these customs, then let them be, after-all a good portion of these people as well, don't practice these customs anymore--- Some of you are really beyond redemption with the way you think.

Thank you brother

HopeAtHand:

I guess ure fulani, so take it upon yourself to findout..And then tell me how you feel about it.

dude just let this go...no ones cares

Yoruba women are well known for their bakassi , please try to post some juicy ones sha

Nice thread nd E kasan @ all