Jarus:
Stale. Read this on Nairaland 7 years ago!

Mynd44:

Very offensive. I don't understand how that term got on the front page.

Nigerians need to stop throwing words they don't know the meaning of around

ehie:
really,mulatoo was a term used by slave owners for mixed breed slaves and the ones who would supervise the black slaves, they also used the term half bred and mangy dog...i guess its one of the ills of blackberry education

OYINBOGOJU:
It is very obvious the mother has so much to explain than to ask.

Anyway i will share ,if that is all i could do to help.

jabbo:
Shouldn't this be on front page? A meaningless topic about celebrities would have been on front page by before you say Jack.....

ShakurM:
' this is my last chance to find him'

Hmmm

elbinmanny:
im I the only one who thinks he is planning suicide?

jabbo:
Shouldn't this be on front page? A meaningless topic about celebrities would have been on front page before you say Jack.....

MizMyColi:


I used to think it was a car or an animal

olaxco2f:
Bro mukaila leleyi kee

neoapocalypse:


Lol , definitely not a car but you're right about the animal though ( a higher animal that is )

evegran:



You guys didn't have to comment.
Put yourself in his shoes, for some people-they need parents to direct their lives well enough to give it a meaning. For others, they give their lives a meaning by themselves.

Show some sympathy.

Jarus:
Stale. Read this on Nairaland 7 years ago!

themodernman:


Egbon Raufu ni joor

MizMyColi:
What/who is mulatto?



**modified**

Mulatto is a term used to refer to a person who is born from one black parent and one white parent, or more broadly, a person of mixed white and black ancestry in any proportion.

Mynd44:


That's just the half of it


http://racerelations.about.com/od/understandingrac1/a/racialnamestoavoid_2.htm

This thread's title is a source of concern

naijadeyhia:
I think he just may have found his dad as someone who knew the family just sent him a facebook message on the 24th


"Sabo Yusuf Machudo @Rod, greetings of the season. I know your family roots from the 60s. My family lived with yours as neighbors since 1920s in a village called Kurra Falls in (Jos) present Plateau state. Your father Mr. Hamidu and his wive Mrs Mamuda your mom visited Furra Falls last in late 60s, may be you can remember when he was working in Jos then. Your mother taught me short hand and typing in the secondary school(Bukuru) in 1969 to 70. Your Nigerian family are in Barikin Ladi near Jos presently. I am sure you will like to connect with them."

Elbubs:
Rob Mamuda has not had contact with his dad since when he snapped the attached photo. If you know Hamidu Mamuda in Jos Plateau state or somewhere who fits the description on the picture, please help.