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Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by felaismyhero(m): 8:17pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
symbianDON:why are u guys just so hypocritical,u wanna tell me food is not on ur mind when u going to a wedding,birthday,or inaugral lecture.this one has nothing to do with hunger.celebrations go with eating and drinking,except if the celebrant is broke. 3 Likes |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by Nobody: 8:29pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
Ngokafor: I can see I'm actually trying to make sense to a toddler. Attend a Yoruba party first before blabbing at the mouth. Even your people know there's class when they attend one. I'm sure you've been hearing too otherwise you won't be so bitter that someone is sharing his experience of your parties online. You know your parties are hunger-stricken and guests go home with torn clothes and swollen lips as they struggle for a plate of rice in an attempt to not starve. Some people are saying why not go home and eat. So people that travelled should travel all the way back before they can eat something. Why not put it on the invite that guests should bring their own food since you're not gracious enough to consider their comfort. That way we'll all know that we are going for a love feast where each guest brings his food to share with the less privileged celebrant. Nobody gets into debts here. We have a strong family support where everybody chips in because we believe in standing together and CELEBRATING together. So wherever you got that trash from, send it back to them that it's counterfeit information. Poverty mentality while trying to show off that you have something to boast about is your stock in trade. Spraying money and serving high priced spirits while guests look on, stomach rumbling and wondering when the darn party's gonna end so they can go find something to eat. A party without food! That's a first. You guys must enjoy doing things upside down. 7 Likes |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by Ngokafor(f): 8:43pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
Ioannes: ...All this wailing because of food.why are you splashing spittle all over this thread and on me??.unfortunately,i didnt bother to read your hunger-induced epistle because i sensed that they will be nothing but a mix of beer-parlour gossip,out-right lies riddled with megalomanic disposition....You lots just love to conjure craps in your heads for nothing. ..You can continue quoting me to display your hunger but iam done with this useless back and forth... 1 Like |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by Nobody: 8:53pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
Ngokafor: Sounds like you're getting tired. I'm just warming up. You should think twice before composing a poem of lamentation all over Nairaland. It's not Yoruba people that made you so poor that you can't afford to host a decent party. So next time you deem it fit to type crap about the Yoruba people better ask yourself if you can defend it. You'll be doing yourself a favor by reading my earlier post. It contains a wonderful piece of advice on what to do to stop hosting embarrassing parties. I'm sure you've never hosted a party in your life, but I'm sure you will one day and we don't want to hear that your guests actually slapped themselves over food at your wedding. Now toddle off to bed junior, it's way past your bedtime. 5 Likes |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by Ngokafor(f): 9:00pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
Ioannes: .....You are just warming up??..what an idle dolt..You can keep stacking up debts to host parties..Agbaya. 1 Like |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by Nobody: 9:06pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
Ngokafor: I'm disappointed in you. You lost steam midway. What happened? Your points no longer holding up under severe scrutiny? If I'm an agbaya, then you're an omode ise. I know you don't know the meaning, so don't even bother. Go and sleep now, will you. 2 Likes |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by DonCortino: 9:06pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
Kagawa10: Long throat! No go chop for ur house, dey find free food upandan. |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by Kagawa10: 9:12pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
DonCortino: Why invite plenty guests in the first place if you knew you couldn't afford it? Uncultured church rat! As a matter of fact, no friends of mine visit and stay for 1-2 hours without being fed let alone a celebration. That's how to treat guests in our culture. I aint surprised you don't know this though. 3 Likes |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by DonCortino: 9:23pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
Kagawa10: Long throat! Just talk say the recession hunga don hook u. |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by YonkijiSappo: 9:26pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
Handsomecole: So to you, the meal that has more meat is the cheaper one to prepare? some people sef, lol. |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by symbianDON(m): 9:28pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
felaismyhero:I don't know about you, but as for me, the last thing on my mind when going to attend a wedding reception is food! as a rule, I eat before leaving home. it's not about being a hypocrite.....besides my comment was made on a very light note. |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by Kagawa10: 9:31pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
DonCortino: Lmao. Wait, you actually thought it's those few sized meal that feed a human all day? It's no different from refreshments to appreciate your guests who came to celebrate with you and has been staying for hours. Poverty stricken people with empty skull as yourself won't know this. |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by oloriLFC(f): 10:38pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
babythug:the size of a baby's thumb |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by LeoFish92(m): 10:42pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
seyigiggle:hope you meant ""by the way "" |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by Kfed4ril(m): 11:09pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
Zirah: This kind of hatred ehh. |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by Kfed4ril(m): 11:46pm On Feb 20, 2017 |
Ioannes: Oga which trend? Back to the topic everybody can't be the same, Yoruba man goes to a party with the intention to eat while Igbo man goes with the intention to either show his wealth or to drink, that's why the Yoruba celebrant makes sure the food is in excess while the Igbo makes sure drinks is in excess, Shey you get? Moreover I have been to a couple of really nice Yoruba weddings where once the occasion starts the start sharing the food and you notice that some people after eating will stand up and leave, this might be what the Igbo man is trying to avoid. And I have been to Igbo weddings a guest wouldn't eat but would still present the celebrant gifts. So it depends. 1 Like |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by Nobody: 12:05am On Feb 21, 2017 |
Kfed4ril: I understand that point of view. A slight correction though, we don't go to parties with the intention to eat, we go with the EXPECTATION that we'll eat. After all it's a party right? ( I know it's a slight distinction, but pardon me, I'm a nitpicker when it comes to word usage). But I get the distinction in cultural taste that makes our parties so different in planning and execution, and I think you're making quite a lot of sense there. 1 Like |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by baby124: 2:01am On Feb 21, 2017 |
Chai! Even if I gate crash a party and no food, I scatter the party. Please if you can't afford to feed people, don't do big parties. Party jollof and item 7 is not a play matter in a Nigerian party. |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by whytemon(m): 4:05am On Feb 21, 2017 |
Ngokafor: Oga don't base this on tribe evaluate on common sense ground. How do you invite people for your occasion and not be gracious enough to give them common food. If you are so affluent food should be basic. If you v grouped the coolers based on groups at the party, like someone earlier mentioned as the norm in an Igbo party, then let d attendance be strictly by invitation. Then one can know there is a budget Dt should not be exceeded. There's no defense for not serving common food at your occasion. It just questions your pedigree 1 Like |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by seunoni34(m): 5:35am On Feb 21, 2017 |
NoToPile:I don't get it too. Maybe cos I've not been to any Igbo wedding. It sounds strange |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by metallisc(m): 6:03am On Feb 21, 2017 |
MARYchiells: nwanyi umuahia! oleee? looking cool and funky! |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by Ojukwubucket(m): 9:00am On Feb 21, 2017 |
Op, U don't expect IGBOS to believe ur fake story maybe only d hating low IQ AFONJAS ;DOp, U don't expect IGBOS to believe ur fake story maybe only d hating low IQ AFONJAS |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by MARYchiells(f): 9:46am On Feb 21, 2017 |
metallisc: I'm alright, nothing do us. How's your territory? |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by Nobody: 9:56am On Feb 21, 2017 |
Ngokafor: Guy you need to calm the hell down. This isn't about tribal sentiments but the truth. |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by metallisc(m): 12:21pm On Feb 21, 2017 |
MARYchiells: nne ehn! territory dikwa very hot and recessioned! but no shaking! olee mgbe isi m biawa umuahai? |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by felaismyhero(m): 1:06pm On Feb 21, 2017 |
symbianDON:ok |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by mamachizzy(f): 4:22pm On Feb 21, 2017 |
poor organization that's all |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by ab11baddo(m): 7:46am On Feb 22, 2017 |
Ngokafor:u are d epitome of being a bigot |
Re: The Weirdest Igbo Wedding Story By A Twitter User by haleighaugustu: 9:58am On Jun 09, 2022 |
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