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ghettochyk (f)
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dang, i don't even understand half da names on here.  watz "ekwulekwu?" |
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Donzman (m)
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ekwulekwu, ekwurekwu, someone please translate for the Igbo slang-impaired!  |
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kulzoid4u (m)
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please i need to get intouch wit this person
name is wunmi.-gistwitwunmi is her id please anyone who know her should please let me know of it k
here is my name samuel.  [b][/b]
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kulzoid4u (m)
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my mine is oka ome 1 of all the igbo nigas in lagos haaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhha |
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kulzoid4u (m)
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otele nwuru anwu 1 of nairalandi i love that name hhhhhhhhabuhabuhab
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Odumegwu (m)
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A na etu'm Odumegwu, Ferocious Lion of the tribe of ndi Igbos
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nnenneigbo (f)
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acharaugo nwanyi will do nicely( onye ajulam ihe o putara)
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ghettochyk (f)
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nnenne, what's that mean? |
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moondust (m)
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@ghettochyk don't worry, I'll tell u. It means someone who mixes toad wart and bat spit and drinks the mixture every morning!  Just kidding!!!  it means talkative |
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chichi81 (f)
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Udu ako mmiri, Aku n’ata ka si, Okpata ozuo oha, Akuluouno, Ide ji ogwugwu, Ono n’ikpo aku, Ide, Eselu enu ego, Eze ego.If you are an Igbo woman looking for a title, perhaps the following may get you thinking; Oso di eme, Agbala nwanyi, Oche eze, Mkpulu nma, Nwanyi gbue efi, Asa mpete, Nwanyi ma uche di ya, Ugogbe, Ola edo, Ada eji eje mba etc.
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chichi81 (f)
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Alaigbo – Igbo land
Alusi n’ejere onye nwe ya ozi – The deity that does the bidding of its owner
Agbara ahuru gbuo okuko - The deity that triggers the killing of a hen (n allusion to a person’s supposed ‘great’ standing in the society)
Agbala nwanyi – An elegant and powerful woman
Ada eji eje mba – A daughter/woman that can be relied on in far and near places.
Asa mpete – A beauty
Akuluouno – Only repatriated wealth are safe.
Aku n’ata ka si – A ‘money-miss-road’ (one in possession of excess wealth)
Aka gbajiri igwe – the strong hand that bends the iron
Dike eji eje mba – A warrior that could be taken on journeys to other lands (one who is to be trusted, brave and courageous)
Dike ana agbara izu – A brave man and warrior that enemies conspire against
Ezeudo – King of peace or someone that makes/likes peace.
Ekwueme - One whose word is his bond (‘talk-and-do’ in popular parlance)
Eze Udene – The king vulture (Vultures supposedly signify bad omens in Alaigbo)
Eselu enu ego – The Literary meaning is to peel off a slice from a cash bundle or pile, but is actually an allusion to the fact that what the title bearer is spending is still ‘chicken change’ to his overall worth.
Eze ego- King of money (this title is no longer popular in Alaigbo since the death of Victor Okafor, an alleged 419 kingpin who made the name very notorious)
Ichi zu lu echi zu – You are fully initiated.
Ide ji ogwugwu – Wealthy stronghold
Ide – wealthy person
Ichie – a revered title for elderly men in the community
Ina ito – A special form of greeting in Alaigbo, requiring 3 back hand slaps and a hand shake. The uninitiated are not expected to be greeted in this manner.
Iyom – A revered society of women requiring initiation.
Omenani – Culture or tradition
Obi – A small outpost in a compound usually used in receiving visitors.
Ola edo – This means gold but is used to adulate the tile holder as being precious.
Ogbuagu - A traditional title. The literary meaning is killer of lion.
Okpata ozuo oha – A person who extends his wealth to others.
Ome mgbe oji – He who does, or helps out when he is able to
Ojiani – Overseers of community lands and traditional holders of title deeds, they have the last say in land disputes in most Igbo communities and were very powerful in the days when there were no law courts.
Odiro Ofele – It is not easy at all (no mean feat)
Oso di eme – The husband’s helper
Oche eze – The throne of royalty
Ofeke – A wayward person
Ochi agha – Battle commander
Ono n’ikpo aku – He who dwells in wealth
Mkpulu nma – Epitome of beauty
Nwanyi ma uche di ya – A loyal woman who knows and respects her husband’s heart desires and wishes
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Ynot (m)
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Alaigbo – Igbo land
Alusi n’ejere onye nwe ya ozi – The deity that does the bidding of its owner
Agbara ahuru gbuo okuko - The deity that triggers the killing of a hen (n allusion to a person’s supposed ‘great’ standing in the society)
Agbala nwanyi – An elegant and powerful woman
Ada eji eje mba – A daughter/woman that can be relied on in far and near places.
Asa mpete – A beauty
Akuluouno – Only repatriated wealth are safe.
Aku n’ata ka si – A ‘money-miss-road’ (one in possession of excess wealth)
Aka gbajiri igwe – the strong hand that bends the iron
Dike eji eje mba – A warrior that could be taken on journeys to other lands (one who is to be trusted, brave and courageous)
Dike ana agbara izu – A brave man and warrior that enemies conspire against
Ezeudo – King of peace or someone that makes/likes peace.
Ekwueme - One whose word is his bond (‘talk-and-do’ in popular parlance)
Eze Udene – The king vulture (Vultures supposedly signify bad omens in Alaigbo)
Eselu enu ego – The Literary meaning is to peel off a slice from a cash bundle or pile, but is actually an allusion to the fact that what the title bearer is spending is still ‘chicken change’ to his overall worth.
Eze ego- King of money (this title is no longer popular in Alaigbo since the death of Victor Okafor, an alleged 419 kingpin who made the name very notorious)
Ichi zu lu echi zu – You are fully initiated.
Ide ji ogwugwu – Wealthy stronghold
Ide – wealthy person
Ichie – a revered title for elderly men in the community
Ina ito – A special form of greeting in Alaigbo, requiring 3 back hand slaps and a hand shake. The uninitiated are not expected to be greeted in this manner.
Iyom – A revered society of women requiring initiation.
Omenani – Culture or tradition
Obi – A small outpost in a compound usually used in receiving visitors.
Ola edo – This means gold but is used to adulate the tile holder as being precious.
Ogbuagu - A traditional title. The literary meaning is killer of lion.
Okpata ozuo oha – A person who extends his wealth to others.
Ome mgbe oji – He who does, or helps out when he is able to
Ojiani – Overseers of community lands and traditional holders of title deeds, they have the last say in land disputes in most Igbo communities and were very powerful in the days when there were no law courts.
Odiro Ofele – It is not easy at all (no mean feat)
Oso di eme – The husband’s helper
Oche eze – The throne of royalty
Ofeke – A wayward person
Ochi agha – Battle commander
Ono n’ikpo aku – He who dwells in wealth
Mkpulu nma – Epitome of beauty
Nwanyi ma uche di ya – A loyal woman who knows and respects her husband’s heart desires and wishes
Good job putting this together. |
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nnenneigbo (f)
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nna that thing toro ogologo nnenne, what's that mean? i nonooooo lol, don't listen to ndi i too know, na e make up meaning nke ha |
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Esss (m)
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Afa m bu, Eze indi Eze 1 of indi Igbo bi na europe.
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nnenneigbo (f)
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Afa m bu, Eze indi Eze 1 of indi Igbo bi na europe.
buhahahaha aha nka kpu oku na onu |
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ebeledi (m)
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mohanda must wish she was igbo just read her posts
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jessy25 (f)
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ke mu bu adadimma or nwa eji eje mba lol
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babyosisi (f)
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mohanda must wish she was igbo just read her posts
I don begin pity am. I pray she finds an Igbo man to latch unto. I thought mohadana was a man,didn't know she was a fisherwoman. |
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mohadana
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what do igbos in naija do .
sell fake spare parts that lead to deadly motor accidents
sell fake drugs that kill people .
all in the name of money.
drug dealers , 419 , cus yall worship money.
when your igbo sister was trying to clean up the market. yall tried to kill her .
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dominobaby (f)
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In that case, i'm the Asa mpete of Igboland! Yeah!
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toshmann (m)
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toshmann nwa mama, agbusi gbara otele 1 of igboland i'm back |
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nnenneigbo (f)
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nwa moha or whatever,na achuhari ndi igbo from thread to thread, na waoh
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toshmann (m)
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@mohadana ibos also try to settle the dispute between fighting ijaw terrorists and also try to make money out of the warring ijaw brothers |
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nnenneigbo (f)
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lol toshman
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toshmann (m)
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ada nmadu, obu ihe anyi ji ndi mba mmiri eme. anyi na eji ha akpata ego ha wun ndi iberibe |
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babyosisi (f)
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ndi mba mmiri bu anu.
Ha yiri ogologo okpu ha, jide umbrella,okwu agwu.
At the rate Igbos are buying up property in PH,very soon ha n'ile g'ama ba n'osimiri atlantic.
watch and see.
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babyosisi (f)
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what do igbos in naija do .
sell fake spare parts that lead to deadly motor accidents
sell fake drugs that kill people .
all in the name of money.
drug dealers , 419 , cus yall worship money.
when your igbo sister was trying to clean up the market. yall tried to kill her .
If you talk too much we'll appraise you here on nairaland and sell you off quick at half price. Ewu Bayelsa |
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wormedup (m)
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Anu a n-agba egbe o n-ata nli 1
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crazyp (f)
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@babyosisi, hapu ewu hausa ahu, amam ihe ona acho eba aham wu asampeta or ada di ora mma  |
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romeo (m)
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hmmm hahaha Oke afa na egbu nwa nkita ka m were obere afa!!! oje mba enwe iro 1 of igbo kwenu thread |
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