Ndi ofe and eye service

Ddaji:
I am sure this post is from one flat head that is use to kick his father with leg to wake him up.This normal way of greating elders and seniors in the north and west that still respect elders

people kick their fathers to wake them up ? dayum

I think it's just respect. Different strokes for different folks I guess. I get audience with a certain governor and his wife on different occasions and we just talk normal and straight. Although I want to think these ones are probably asking for favors. So of course, they have to act the part.

PDP Man at work

Asuokaa:

Alatenuje

LMAO
This got me laughing hard

The man kneeling is a Professional beggar and a sycophant. Senator Rafiu is also a Bushman.

I rather die like a man than to live like a coward!

Ddaji:
I am sure this post is from one flat head that is use to kick his father with leg to wake him up.This normal way of greating elders and seniors in the north and west that still respect elders

can't stop laughing , but you are right most of the Igbo's dont have respect when it comes to greeting .

These kind of men wont mind being flogged just for money

The reverse was the case when the idiot was seeking for thier votes.Politicians like this will be very humble when they need your vote.
now he has gotten it he is now the boss and the spirit of arrogance have overwhelmed him.

I love my people shaa. Who you be, how much you get and who you epp wey go make igbo man come your living room come kneel down for you?
Tufiakwa. Esi be gi aga be onye? Nnaa itara ji egole?

Political bastards, atenuje no fit let dem go work... na follow follow dem sabi..

Mental poverty is worst of it all. How can a man knell down to follow human just for food.

What is all this for Christ sakes, where is the dignity in being a man. Those are fathers and husband's gosh leaders learn to leaders

farouk0403:
can't stop laughing , but you are right most of the Igbo's dont have respect when it comes to greeting .

And what is your definition of "respect" ?
Oh I get it, postrating or kneeling down?

Now listen, cultures are different, we Igbos don't do it as much, that's true, but don't use your cultural practices as a basis to judge other cultures, because not everybody see things the same way with you, which btw, is not a crime because variety is the spice of life.

Key point: Don't use your culture as a basis to judge other cultures, because worldwide, no culture is inferior

Emmahunk:
I love my people shaa. Who you be, how much you get and who you epp wey go make igbo man come your living room come kneel down for you?
Tufiakwa. Esi be gi aga be onye? Nnaa itara ji egole?

Eziokwu nwa nne.

hmmm if this one becomes Govern or they will have to lick his shoes to get favors

Poverty at play.

Someone said its respect.

Is that senator older than the ones kneeling down for him ?

May God never allow me kneel because of food.

SamuelAnyawu:
Just the normal Naija respect

Are u sure?Check again.

Ugosample:


And what is your definition of "respect" ?
Oh I get it, postrating or kneeling down?

Now listen, cultures are different, we Igbos don't do it as much, that's true, but don't use your cultural practices as a basis to judge other cultures, because not everybody see things the same way with you, which btw, is not a crime because variety is the spice of life.

Key point: Don't use your culture as a basis to judge other cultures, because worldwide, no culture is inferior

thats why I said " respect in terms of greeting"

This reminds me of my 200level GST course, (Nigeria people and culture) Thou the lecturer is an Igbo man but he is not biased, he agreed that the igbos are decentralized and when it comes to respect for their elders they are in no way to be compared to the two other major tribes (,Yoruba and Hausa).

I am not against Igbo's and their way of life but it is the truth, I have a lot of Igbo friends.

So one cannot kneel down for his brother or respectable family member.

This Kwara people they are gullible. I used to wonder how Saraki conquered their intelligent and start ruling them and pass the baton to his son. This was how it all begins. This useless senator has just started his own. God will deliver Nigerians from the hand of these their taskmasters called political leaders

farouk0403:


thats why I said " respect in terms of greeting"

This reminds me of my 200level GST course, (Nigeria people and culture) Thou the lecturer is an Igbo man but he is not biased, he agreed that the igbos are decentralized and when it comes to respect for their elders they are in no way to be compared to the two other major tribes (,Yoruba and Hausa).

I am not against Igbo's and their way of life but it is the truth, I have a lot of Igbo friends.

"Respect in terms of greeting" ?? What's the meaning of that?

How long does it take to greet somebody?

An Igbo man will first of all offer you a seat and then present you with kola. You don't come inside an Igbo man's house to kneel down. What the phuck is that?

Igbos respect their elders, just that they don't throw themselves to the floor to drive home the so called respect or greeting.

Inukwa isekpu ani ma obu ima afo na ani all because you want to greet or respect somebody. Rubbish.

I have knelt and will kneel for my maternal uncles and aunties. That's our tradition. I wouldn't do that I was seeking any favour from them or vice versa. That's not allowed.

Nigerian politicians behave like slave masters.

undecidedYoruba:
How petty can the Yorubas get

craze dey ur head

farouk0403:


thats why I said " respect in terms of greeting"

This reminds me of my 200level GST course, (Nigeria people and culture) Thou the lecturer is an Igbo man but he is not biased, he agreed that the igbos are decentralized and when it comes to respect for their elders they are in no way to be compared to the two other major tribes (,Yoruba and Hausa).

I am not against Igbo's and their way of life but it is the truth, I have a lot of Igbo friends.

Okay,
I see....
But Igbo people respect their elders too, just that the mode/way is different.
You don't have to postrate to show respect

semi-god..

Asuokaa:
Just bcause of food

Alatenuje



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Where is Kwara sef?

gbosaa:


"Respect in terms of greeting" ?? What's the meaning of that?

How long does it take to greet somebody?

An Igbo man will first of all offer you a seat and then present you with kola. You don't come inside an Igbo man's house to kneel down. What the phuck is that?

Igbos respect their elders, just that they don't throw themselves to the floor to drive home the so called respect or greeting.

Inukwa isekpu ani ma obu ima afo na ani all because you want to greet or respect somebody. Rubbish.

I have knelt and will kneel for my maternal uncles and aunties. That's our tradition. I wouldn't do that I was seeking any favour from them or vice versa. That's not allowed.

OK thanks for the enlightenment.

Ugosample:

Okay, I see.... But Igbo people respect their elders too, just that the mode/way is different. You don't have to postrate to show respect

OK sire, understood.

That happens when you don't want to work and you want to live large #sellgala