Vanquay:
They are hairy disgusting short Bigoted Gold-Diggas. Manner less Creatures. Drug Traffickers..............#Stereotypes

brianero24:
lol

BRIGHTTAZ:
Who be this now? Live ur life and leave we igbo alone.

Radoillo:
Well, as far as stereotypes go, this is the first time I'm hearing that Enugu girls/people are stereotyped as very educated. The stereotype I've heard all my life is actually the very opposite.

I don't play by the Rules Mademoiselle

MrsPhyno:


I said harmless stereotypes. Oga please respect yourself on this thread o

Young03:
in hype mc's voice....ara ga agba ndi ara n'abania


Mrs phyno ke maka ndi 042

MrsPhyno:

Really? Please explain more. I heard that they are gentle and calm and hate divorce and sabi book like mad

Radoillo:


As stereotypes, all true. Except the book part. That stereotype goes to Imo State.

I'm guessing you probably weren't raised in Nigeria, yes?

Adaeze003:
Lol... To think I was feeling myself reading the imo part.. then I got to the last part

I like the Anambra hustlers actually, been reading about a few of them. They prove time after time that western education is not what "makes" a man(or woman).


You forgot the most common "igbo girls love money" [size=4pt]which is not too far from the truth [/size]

MrsPhyno:

Imo babes are troublesome! Una get mouth die. I think it's that beauty that's going to you people's head

Any anambra millionaires who are also fine boys dont need an education to approach me. Don't worry I will be educated enough for both of us sha bring money

If we no like money wetin we go like again? I call that business sense

MrsPhyno:

Ah okay.

Mm good guess... I schooled there tho for sometime. Secondary school.

Radoillo:


Oh good.

To the topic: that stereotype about Anambra folk not being educated can pain me eh! Heck, we are not far behind Imo in academic achievements and certainly ahead of the other states.

MrsPhyno:

Don't let it worry you. You guys still have the reputation for being filthy rich I mean it doesn't really get better than that in terms of stereotypes

Gurgle:
Ngwa people are cannibals. I think this is actually true but they have stopped the practice.

ChinenyeN:

Lol, how can you think something is true, but then turn around to say that they have stopped the practice. So, even if it were true, you would never have a way of ever truly knowing. Meaning you can never turn around to say that you think it is true, to begin with. But.. if you come my way though, I can help you verify how true the stereotype truly is

Anyway, I don't know about other groups.. I hear stereotypes for mine a lot. Two in particular, being:
1) Short people - though I'm 6'1" (according to my physician), but maybe I'm just an outlier.
2) Cannibals

I've also heard the one about Abia and their ability to make fake product that turn out to be more in demand than the originals/imports.

Aside from that, I pay practically no mind to the stereotypes. So, I have no real idea what people say about the other groups. The lists are interesting.

kechywillz:
This thread is sentimental. Op u tryna segregrate our ppl

Gurgle:
Lol, of course its possible to think its true but they have stopped the practice. Whats wrong with the statement? I heard that from somebody of another generation. Was just trying to be diplomatic since this stereotype is particularly in nature

Gurgle:
and Lol not even if you paid me. Chai! Oya come and eat me

odumchi:
Hahah, onwa bu asiri beer parlor.

I've heard a fair share of these funny stereotypes myself. Apparently it's thought that northern Abians are naturally disposed to violence while Nde Owere hold advanced degrees in iku ngwori and producing umu mperete.

Nde anyi ka anyi chitukwanu onwe anyi ochi!

Gurgle:


Owerri people are party animals