slydog:

Banega is still a student. I don't know the meaning of that word you used there o. Buh I still don't mind, I love the babe.
So are there implications for marrying osu?

odinma1: Igbos are the problem with Nigeria. I stopped reading the thrash by the OP when he said-why are other tribes persecuting Igbos? What a ridiculous claim.

Most of my Igbo people on NL are pompous, have zero interpersonal skills, day dreamers and ungrateful human beings.

Ndigbo are wonderful people generally, come to Awka and see proper Igbo people. Respectful and not boastful.

Anambra Adigo Mma

emmansy:


Olodo rabata, Olodo like, dunno who is teaching u history, that's if you know what I'm saying self... Go back to skl n study your history very well.. May Sango, God of thunder invokes fire on whoever quotes me.. #Peace

OrlandoOwoh:
How I wish Igbo people could drop their arrogance.

Knowledge9000: SE is not a landlocked region...I don't know how many times we can make this clear to those people in the SW who wish and pray that we are landlocked. They don't travel and wonder why they are ignorant!

Igbo Kwenu!

0merta:

There are adverse implications when a Freeborn Igbo marries an Osu Igbo. When their bloods mix in "holy matrimony" , the freeborn automatically becomes an Osu and will forever be treated like an Outcast. They would both be restricted to a specific, minimal rung in the social and political Ladder...




On the other hand, when a Yoruba like you marries an Osu like Banega, nothing go happen at all! Na to dey enjoy her "Otuu Ocha" dey go...and live happily ever after!

Zoharariel:

@OP & his fellow Biafrans - Pls, I want my questions below answered truthfully & constructively

1.) If the Igboland is truly not landlocked, Y are they trying so hard to claim Lagos as a no mans land or even their father's heritage? Y do they not go & also lay claims to Abuja, Kano & PortHarcout?

2.) Y are the Igbos always bitter towards Awolowo & the Yorubas generally inspite of the hospitality & opportunities they enjoy in the South West?

3.) Y do the Igbos find it difficult to curtail their domineering nature & waywardness described by Sir Armadu Bello & written about in "The Bitter Truth About The Igbos by Femi Fani Kayode" rather than always launching verbal assaults & being belligerent towards their fellow Nigerians from other ethnicity?

Igbo Mods & Super Mods may ban me but b4 then answer my questions 1st!

Fulaman198: How big are those houses in Igboland? Some look very huge..... Is there anyone here who lives in such a house that would be kind enough to take interior pictures.

Opiosko: Ya a clown of the first order. Ya Awka pipu ar nt more proper Igbos than ma Anioma homies. Onye nzuzu.

customized07: keep on f00ling yourself, you will still post with the odinma moniker.

mstik: Igbo people are just so awesome

OrlandoOwoh:
How I wish Igbo people could drop their arrogance.

OrlandoOwoh:
Guy, I no get your time, abeg.

Bitcoin: A country with so many different tribes doesn't need any tribe claiming to be the alpha tribe, I've seen this with both igbos and Yorubas. Everyone really needs to compromise and tolerate each other, these are the key factors to every successful relationship.

dozzybaba:

Why did you respond to that. That guy (odinma) is a proper Nylon-sh1ting Yoruba from muddy village of oshogbo with an Igbo name. He's very popular in the politics section.

Always never respond to such goons. Allow us to the talking. Thank you.

Dozzybaba Nwa asaba ne ekene Igbo n'ile.

Fulaman198: What do Igbos think of technological advancements? I know that many renowned Igbo people like Phillip Emeagwali have been pioneers in their own right. Do Igbos think we as a nation can put a man in outer space by 2015?

IYANGBALI: yes even before 2014 runs out

njoku10: my guy, how do i post a top heading/current news on nairaland.