prettyjo:
#datproudigbogirl#

Babe...what's up?

Teach me about that supplement or what that you said helps reduce tummy or remove tummy fats entirely... Ana m enwezi afo beer now

Proudly Igbo ! I love my tribe with all my strength

Whynotthetruth:


Babe...what's up?

Teach me about that supplement or what that you said helps reduce tummy or remove tummy fats entirely... Ana m enwezi afo beer now

I don forget.
kedu supplement ina ekwu maka ya??

laudate:


[s]Oh I see...the Igbo have adopted part of Yoruba cultural aspects, to celebrate their own weddings. Interesting[/s].

always willing and eager to exhibit your st√pidity, see her response above.....fool

Onijagidijagan:
these people sud be proud of themselves, love their own land and learn to respect other people. cuz d hatred on them is just too much, that i dont wish any tribe on earth to be hated like that.

Your cup of tea bro . Igbos don't give a damn what u think

wisdomguy4u:


Your cup of tea bro . Igbos don't give a damn what u think

who told u they dont give a fvck?

melzabull:
always willing and eager to exhibit your st√pidity, see her response above.....fool

Only empty tribalistic dolts like you resort to insults, when they lack common sense and verifiable facts to explain their statements....retar.d!

babythug:


It's actually *Aso ebi* - Literally translated Family clothes/attire. It's a yoruba terminology

I see

dwag:
eeeeh!!! Shebi u don marry b4? You wan get 2nd wife!!!. ;Deeeeh!!! Shebi u don marry b4? You wan get 2nd wife!!!.

I am an African man... polygamy is allowed because I am proud of my heritage but she will be promoted while first wife will be demoted

Look at the handsome men and beautiful women.
Very easy on the eyes.
Not some cultures where you see pictures displaying ugly grooms with horrifying tribal marks like demons.

A Set of beautiful pictures

Jenny1010:
Ashabis are not left out

what Is Ashabis?
Or Aso-Ebi? adopted from the Grate Yoruba's

[quote author=MadCow1 post=39049658]


Nne, its called stereotyping.

"Igbos love money" is the standard stereotype.

Now speaking of brideprice. Your folks may have accepted 150,000 for your sisters Igba Nkwu, but I can tell you there are people whose list have topped 1.5million Naira. Especially ndi Owerri.

And before i'weputa mma gbuwa'm isi, abu'm Nwanne gi nwoke. [/the place u are talking about are u from there or someone told u?how can they ask an in law to bring 1.5million?did they state what the money is for really?

karbridals:
the place u are talking about are u from there or someone told u?how can they ask an in law to bring 1.5million?did they state what the money is for really?

Nna lekwa nu'm exam question o..


No.. There is no place in Igbo land that your inlaws will ask you to bring 1 Million Naira for Brideprice. 'QUOTE ME'


That said; If your In-laws give you a list that includes a box of 'the Most expensive wrappers', Jewellery for your Mother In law, expensive outfits for your father-in-law, Umunna list, Umu Ada list, some even give sibling list. Then they start placing ridiculous numbers of yams, goat, cow, e.t.c.

Biko rapu okwu.. I know what I am talking about, no be rumour or hearsay.

"Some" Igbo Families do go overboard in their demands for marriage. I know of a case were the guy did not return to the girls fathers house after collecting the list.

Traditionally, the list is very cheap.. But the "greed" of some families cost way way more than the list.

Loveli pix... Ndi Igbo rock!

Jenny1010:
Ashabis are not left out

Ashabis ko ajokes niii

Odabalu,hmmmm nkenu wuyaoooooo

babythug:


It's actually *Aso ebi* - Literally translated Family clothes/attire. It's a yoruba terminology

my dear ur own is yoruba terminology..igbos is not aso ebi, ours is ashebi derived frm english word "i shall be like u" meaning d single ladies telling d one getting married that they shall be like her. Is meant for single ladies only. So na u knw una own wey be aso ebi ok

actoor:


what Is Ashabis?
Or Aso-Ebi? adopted from the Grate Yoruba's

sharap! Who told u we call it aso ebi..ours is ashebi derived frm the english word "i shall be" meaning the single ladies are telling their frnd getting married that they shall be like her! So we dont knw wat u call aso ebi, we call our own i shall be ok

MadCow1:



Nna lekwa nu'm exam question o..


No.. There is no place in Igbo land that your inlaws will ask you to bring 1 Million Naira for Brideprice. 'QUOTE ME'


That said; If your In-laws give you a list that includes a box of 'the Most expensive wrappers', Jewellery for your Mother In law, expensive outfits for your father-in-law, Umunna list, Umu Ada list, some even give sibling list. Then they start placing ridiculous numbers of yams, goat, cow, e.t.c.

Biko rapu okwu.. I know what I am talking about, no be rumour or hearsay.

"Some" Igbo Families do go overboard in their demands for marriage. I know of a case were the guy did not return to the girls fathers house after collecting the list.

Traditionally, the list is very cheap.. But the "greed" of some families cost way way more than the list.

I also saw the stories here on Nairaland,I said tell me ur direct experience.

The wrappers and jewelries what are the for? If he getting married to the in-laws or the lady in question? Pls get ur facts right rather than telling me some fake stories u saw on Nairaland or the oones ur friends told u.

athaboi:
sharap! Who told u we call it aso ebi..ours is ashebi derived frm the english word "i shall be" meaning the single ladies are telling their frnd getting married that they shall be like her! So we dont knw wat u call aso ebi, we call our own i shall be ok

Ashebi is derived from an English word? Not an Igbo word?? Una dey very funny!

Bonapart:
Still waiting for any western bigot to come and spew trash here i can eat it alive

Yet 2 comments above, you called them slaves without provocation. If they react, no one will see the instigation. #saynototribalism

I love the wine carrying part. Different people calling the bride even old grandpa's. It's very cute

laudate:


Ashebi is derived from an English word? Not an Igbo word?? Una dey very funny!

yes just like so many english words arr derived from greek, hebrew and so on! So chill ashebi is not ur own aso ebi ok

athaboi:
yes just like so many english words arr derived from greek, hebrew and so on! So chill ashebi is not ur own aso ebi ok

Stop the gimmicks. Must you dabble into the realm of falsehood to explain a borrowed culture?

Jenny1010:


I see

u better dont mind him.. Ashebi is derived from english word "i shall be" so the single ladies on dsame uniform is telling their frnd getting married that they shall be like her. So is not a yoruba word aso ebi as d guy claim. Their mayb aso ebi but ours is ashebi

athaboi:
u better dont mind him.. Ashebi is derived from english word "i shall be" so the single ladies on dsame uniform is telling their frnd getting married that they shall be like her. So is not a yoruba word aso ebi as d guy claim. Their mayb aso ebi but ours is ashebi

Hmmn... your tales by moonlight is getting more and more interesting! Derived from an English word, indeed.

laudate:


Stop the gimmicks. Must you dabble into the realm of falsehood to explain a borrowed culture?

u can call it anything u like..falsehood or truthhood, all i knw is that i hv passed the massege across. So wateva

laudate:


Hmmn... your tales by moonlight is getting more and more interesting! Derived from an English word, indeed.

wateva

This is how we do it in my place.