luckyboss:
Be honest that it shouldn't be Igbo wedding you attained..

tobiasbeecher:

You are always present in every thread that tends to portray Igbos in bad light making your hate comments! You're still a struggling guy yet you're full of hate and bitterness towards the Igbos. How will you relate with an Igbo man in real life? Do you show how them how much you hate them? Change your ways young man, you will still have to deal with people other than your tribe in the course of your life including the Igbos you despise so much.

Eledan:
I was in one of such wedding in Lekki not far long ago, with all the smell of affluence of the setting, the organization was still very poor.
Food was served on the basis of man knows man.
Give it to Yorubas when it comes to event management

RIZLER:
Must be an Afonja,do not attend nobody, know you exist mofo!

Ngokafor:




...Inspite of your chronic tribalism,you still go to Igbo weddings..and ofcourse to eat,shame on you...
..The only reason you and your hungry tribe knows is scavenging for food all over the place like primitive refugees...shameless folks.

Eledan:


Forget my taunting of biafrans on NL, I have loads of Ibos as friends and neighbors who don't share your biafran rubbish
So fuccck and shame on you biafran bigot

Ngokafor:




... Story for owambe rice and meat...I wonder what your so-called imaginary Igbo friends will say if they know half of the trash you spew on their tribe ..even crying on social media that they didnt feed you at their parties like they are your parents,abeg go and take several seats,hungry thing.

slysteel:
The truth is that yoruba people attend events with only one thing in mind and that's food,infact,in the past,people buy lace and keep at home just to wear and attend parties they don't even know the celebrant,so Mr food here is only interested in the food that's why he kept repeating food! food! food.

Secondly,i have been to yoruba parties where i wasn't given food before so this has nothing to do with tribe,its about organisation,paying people to cook and share food is not all that is needed,you still need a reliable event planner to make sure the food goes round.

Boleyndynasty2:
must you eat?Dont you cook at home? You had to drag Igbo into your madness abi? Longer throat. if its a trad then its only normal that it starts in the evening, abi na under sun your people dey marry/pay bride price? Them for serve una toombo instead of 33.

Ngokafor:



...I dont know whether Yorubas are scavengers or what..dont they cook and eat at home??...always crying and moaing about food like hungry refugees and how they were not fed at parties

....Little wonder they saturate themselves with debts because they want to throw parties..foolishness at its peak...Weekends you will see them all decked out walking aimlessly about looking for parties to gate-crash to cart away food.(mo gbo,mo ya)...shame indeed.

NoToPile:
Can someone please explain the role of garden eggs and groundnut at events I can't seem to comprehend it.

Ioannes:


My intention at first was just to read, laugh and move on, but seeing you gallivanting all over this thread typing trash made this comment inevitable.

When you call guests to honour you at your celebration, it is your DUTY to feed them and make them comfortable.

If you're not well-to-do, then limit the number of people you invite for your ceremonies.

Must everything always be about money? You want to recoup the money you spent for the wedding at the reception? you crazy or what? Who da fvck does that?

Now you'll notice I haven't mentioned any tribe. If you don't reign in your attacks on my people imma come for your head in a spectacular way. Kapische?!

Zirah:
Mod pls stop bringing igbo matters to front page. Whether the post is in positive or negative light, I just hate igbos. They are stingy, backward, fraudulent and money-mongers.

rocknation62:
GIVE THIS TO THE YORUBAS...CLICK LIKE IF YOU ARE ONE

Guyman02:
Na food you find go there abi na wedding you attend?
In reality, many Igbo occasions focus on cartons of beer and alcohol and less on food as that is the story the people will use to tell about the event as in 'there was so much drink that many people got drunk' while Yoruba events focus more on food and meat and less on drinks.

Actually, there is also another mentality in Igbo events that if people finish eating early they will desert the event and the venue will be empty.
Normally coolers of food are prepared and labelled according to groups expected at the event such as Umuada, Ndi Youth, Friends of the bride and groom, in-laws, age grade, etc Next time find the group you belong to and your 'chairman' will be the one to go and get your food. But unfortunately you didnt belong to any group you gate crashed and you are lamenting on social media

Abeg no vex with them jare! Afterall, no where in your thread did you mention how much you sprayed on the couple or how much you paid into their account as support; Igbos dont actually like your type at their events who focus on what you can get and the food you will eat free.

Next time you want to attend Igbo event chop very well for house but be ready to be drenched in plenty bottles of beer which was why they shared 33 larger beer when you were expecting to chop rice

Papikush:
I don't wanna sound tribalistic but Damn!

Igbos Mehn...

Rickiedee:

no be lie. Yoruba no de carry last wen e come to organizing party

Ngokafor:




......The hunger in Nigeria is real,if you invite one person,at least 10 people will accompany that one person thats why some do theirs 'strictly by invitation'..

...Everything i said about you guys is true..you cry too much for food at parties abeg,what is it??...imagine gate-crashing into parties hoping to score 'rice and a big meat' (mo gbo,mo ya things)...what sort of yeye attitude is that?? You guys complain about small meat in Igbo weddings,forgeting that drinks are usually in abundance...That should be entertainment enough..not borrowing money to entertain each guest with a whole cow each because some people cannot eat in their houses.

...I consider your last statements as inconsequential rants..i will return the favour as brutal as possible if you insult me personally...Mark my words.

DonCortino:
So na food carry u go wedding?

Ngokafor:




......The hunger in Nigeria is real,if you invite one person,at least 10 people will accompany that one person thats why some do theirs 'strictly by invitation'..

...Everything i said about you guys is true..you cry too much for food at parties abeg,what is it??...imagine gate-crashing into parties hoping to score 'rice and a big meat' (mo gbo,mo ya things)...what sort of yeye attitude is that?? You guys complain about small meat in Igbo weddings,forgeting that drinks are usually in abundance...That should be entertainment enough..not borrowing money to entertain each guest with a whole cow each because some people cannot eat in their houses.

...I consider your last statements as inconsequential rants..i will return the favour as brutal as possible if you insult me personally...Mark my words.

Ioannes:


Oh so it's only Yoruba that gatecrash parties? When will you have sense bros? And you're old o.

Drinks? What do I want to do with spirits?

So when you're hungry you drink spirits abi? Or you drink beer? Poverty mentality really. Drinks should be enough entertainment!? Chai...

You copy Yorubas who set the trend at almost everything (good) in this country, and when we tell you that you're doing it all wrong, you begin to complain.

No sense in that. Take to correction. It's not by force to invite all your village people to your celebration if you live in a face-me-i-slap-you-one-dingy-and-dirty-room apartment.

Ever heard the phrase, cut your clothes according to your cloth?

Shame should catch you if your guests have to be fighting over plate of jolof rice at your wedding (that is if you get shame at all).

This won't be the first time and probably won't be the last time somebody has complained about such concerning your parties especially on this forum.

Serving hot drinks or spraying dollars alone while your guests starve on their seats is in poor taste.