I dont flaunt because i am reserved and shy
but i dont mind when someone does

who doesnt enjoy seeing another person private life on social media

we all love beautiful things, luxury

this nigerian guy in some facebook group loves showing off his cars, businesses etc
and the yoruba guys got jealous

very useless if u ask me

speak for yourself.

Yorubas believe so much in spiritual attack. Dey believe showing off wealth exposes u to ur enemies hu can tamper with one's destiny.

So naturaly dey dnt like pple hu show off wealth.

Icon4s:
Yorubas believe so much in spiritual attack. Dey believe showing off wealth exposes u to ur enemies hu can tamper with one's destiny.

So naturaly dey dnt like pple hu show off wealth.

but the person is not them.so y care
neither where the guys showing off were yoruba

the guys just envied him because he was jealous of the girls giving him attention because of his wealth

onila:
but the person is not them.so y care
neither where the guys showing off were yoruba

the guys just envied him because he was jealous of the girls giving him attention because of his wealth

Na so.I know them very well. They are my friends and colleagues. Bc of issues like this they consider Igbo guys as lousy and showy.

in other cultures, its ok

they shld learn to tolerate

Owambe abi?

CAMNEWTON4PRES:
Owambe abi?

if u dont have anything sensible to say

pls ignore my thread

thank you!

onila:
if u dont have anything sensible to say

pls ignore my thread

thank you!

Lol
How can they hate people flaunting their wealth when they do the same during owambe .toto
Besides did u use any metric to come up with this nonsense?

CAMNEWTON4PRES:

Lol
How can they hate people flaunting their wealth when they do the same during owambe .toto
Besides did u use any metric to come up with this nonsense?

They are not the only ones that hate it. Fulanis, Hausa, Zarma, etc. etc. don't like it when people flaunt your wealth. These cultures teach people humility, flaunting is a sign of boasting which shows a bad character. If you have something, don't show it off. A Fulani man never tells another Fulani man how much cattle he has, or how much money he may have. A Hausa man doesn't talk about the kind of house or cars he has, etc. etc. I am guessing Yorubas are the same. These cultures teach one the act of humility. Being humble is a good thing.

Above poster summed it up.

There is something called tact which we observe but at the same time we give you a medium to display your opulence when we throw owambe. But displaying avarice on a daily basis is frowned upon.