₦airaland Forum

toshmann:
BabyO
good, ahula m aha m dia. full time. now let me go for some hot lunch. farina + egusi soup. chei, i remember when i was a student at cardiff uni, i was feeding on potatoes from sunday to sunday week in weeek out . . .
ujo onaghi atu ha? owu ha amaghi na 20 wu ogu, or that uguru na atu oyi. ha nwaa ya we will chara ha am-, were gworo ogwu, owu ihe anyi n'eme, onwughi aruruala . . obi kere re nke obi

Tosh nwanne m ooooooooooo
i di kwanu very funny o
biko ga rie ofe egwusi gi o
kelee madam for me

toshmann:
@BabyO
ujo obiala gi

i wu onye nkem, no wahala. ma na abiakwara m ebe ahu o, na amaghari anya ka m hu gi mana ahughi gi

before ndi alakuba abia dia meruo nmadu ahu men! lol

ngwa Tosh wepu ebe mbi na ihe ahu dere nwanne oma

Tosh yeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
o kwa Tosh bu onye a ??
let me go and put ya name now now
Tosh Nkem kwa?
k'am bia kwa!

platinumnk:
LOL the bank blocks Youtube LOL
When I get home Ill view defintely
Please tell me you heard of the Follow the Leader Song!

I just cant believe that I cant find anyone here who love thats song like me

BTw post the link I can pull it from my phone

OK
you dey work
wait till you get home then.
get off from here then before you add extra zeros to somebody's account balance

Chiogo,I moved the center table,even took down pictures  in some places for privacy lol
but yes the living room is quite spacious

platinumnk:
Cant see the clip but have u listened to a song called Follow the Ladder?

you tube it its by Agnes Iro

Na kerosene computer you dey use or what?
You need to see me shaking my mommy groove thing my dear

chiogo:
Hahahaha, I love this clip. Ohsisi, you're so funny! "I don tire now, make I eat better jollof"
And you can dance. My mom plays that CD too, I love Igbo gospel music!

Chiogo my daughter
I just added your name on the clip o before you appeared
watch it again

I kid you not,the Lord has been good to me and mine.
I don't know how to thank him enough.

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[quote author=*Hauwa* link=topic=435436.msg5941589#msg5941589 date=1272031557]at a first glance, i said oh that's not Osisi until i saw "odikwa risky" you are a good dancer .

osisi, pls how can i learn how to dance? i was told i must dance on my wedding day.[/quote]Hauwa,you must dance at your wedding o
ha!
I can give you dancing lessons for free
I'm glad you liked the clip.
I just need to learn how to bend more while dancing traditional dance.

sjeezy,na your aunty you dey talk to like this o
If this na for real life,you for dey prostrate for ground o

morenike what is ko man le?
Anyway sha,my heart is overflowing with joy

Yeah
That's me in case you're wondering.
Praise the Lord with me.He's been so good.
If I told you what he's done for me and my family,you'll join me to thank him too.

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crown22:
A tailor, Kamoru Akanji, on Tuesday had his 16-year-old marriage to a trader, Sakirat Akanji, dissolved by an Ibadan Grade C Customary Court on the grounds of infidelity and waywardness, the News Agency of Nigeria reports.



In his divorce plea, Akanji told the court that his wife was promiscuous and untrustworthy.



He alleged that Sakirat would leave home for weeks, abandoning their five children, without telling anyone about her whereabouts.



Akanji also told the court that he feared for his life, and to avoid being harmed, had sought the divorce.



Though Sakirat agreed to the divorce, she denied all the allegations levelled against her.



She also accused Akanji of not adequately providing financially for the family.



Sakirat said that initially, the upkeep money he gave her and the children was paltry, saying that at a point, he stopped completely.



The President of the Customary Court, Mr. Olayinka Owoade, dissolved the marriage and ordered them to bring their children to the court on April 26 for the determination of their custody.

maybe the man's 'this thing' wasn't working
He pushed her to it.
I'm sure the woman had managed and managed ,resisted and resisted until she could neither manage nor resist no more and was forced to play away matches

uplawal:
ISLAM is the answer to all your problem,period

Like Yerima and his toddler bride?
Mohammed and his 6 year old aisha
Islam is indeed the answer

Islam gives him the right to do so afterall his prophet married girl of 6 .
go figure

I am a well rounded woman and I love it.
Anyone that has a beef with it should go and kill their mother
She probably looks like me

why not try amadioha chicks
you may find love in the shrine somewhere

where is oyb?
so you have born another pikin again
na every 9 months una dey born?
please allow that woman to rest jor
everytime na so so maternity 
make she wear dress like her mates jor
BTW,the baby is cute
like mother like child (thank God they don't take after you)

cantell:
Story! You should speak for yourself! Don't include other Igbo women. If you're the type that runs away from the husband or seeks for divorce at any slight problem, carry on. Just don't try to get others to be like you.
Are you trying to say that you're wiser than all the Igbo women who choose to be in their husbands house?
My parents has been together for thirty something years now and they are happy. They have their problems but they always settle it amicably.
I could remember in 1998 when my mum fell sick. She was ill for like close to 2yrs. My dad spent all He had just to make sure she gets well.
Finally when she got well, my dad had little or no money, but she stayed with him till he got to his feet again.
Thats the way marriage should be! For better, for worse. Not jumping out of marriage because you feel like.
Have you wondered why most Igbo guys(even other guys from other tribes) always marry Igbo women? The answer is simple. They want a marriage that'll last.
Get that into your thick skull!

Your father can be the high priest of Okija and Ijebuode shrines combined
Who cares?
abeg comot
If you want me to break down my writing in central Igbo,let me know

[quote author=~Sissy~ link=topic=431969.msg5920013#msg5920013 date=1271708497]haba did you even read/understand 0hsisi 's post why all the "Get that into your thick skull!"? did she mention that igbo marriages dont last?[/quote]See me see wahala.
My point is very clear but cantell chose to listen to the demons speaking in his head
Is it my fault?

[quote author=pres-elect link=topic=431969.msg5919645#msg5919645 date=1271703373]hmmn, osisi at it again. have u asked if the apparently lower divorce rate among igbos is due to lower rate of wife battery? or perhaps igbo couples believe that no matter what, children are served better with both parents living under the same roof. biko take am easy joo. no one likes divorce, but ask a divorce rusty judge and he/she will tell you that it's better to discourage divorce b/c there have been cases where couples feel like killing each other only for them to make up for it at a later date. in a marriage, always try a second chance. as long as life is not at risk, it should be given another chance. if the man is beating the woman then it should be ended immediately and the man locked up, but small manhood? jeez!!!!![/quote]Haba prez
I don't think there are any stats to support that Igbo men abuse their spouses less.
The one we know is that divorce cases filed by abused women in Yorubaland is rampant and almost non existent in Igboland
I said I believe in marriage but not marriage at all costs.
Rather than a man to kill me with his bare hands,I'll leave and be alone
That is what everywoman should do and I'm impressed that Yoruba women are not taking that nonsense from the men.
Staying because of kids and have your body punched and kicked nightly is no marriage.
Any woman in that situation should get out.
period!
Marriage is good but when it gets physically abusive,the contract should end.
He vowed to love and cherish me not to drink and punch me in themouth and kick me in the head
Thank God I'm not in that situation ,na bottle I go use break the man's head and hire thugs to teach him a good lesson he'll never forget

Countries all over the world and advanced democracies have had their own share the experiences of their older generations before transferring power to the younger generation. This would be my new role if given the opportunity to serve.”

May the Minna Amadioha break your neck
Eediot!
why get into leadership at all?
an uneducated  fool that ruined Nigeria in uniform now wants to wear babariga and finish off what he started?
why can't these kidnappers locate these folks and keep them indefinitely without ransome sef.

CyberG:
What a contradiction! So if your are actually throwing a challenge to the youth like you claim, why then go ahead attempting to take over the challenge you just put-up to the youths? A thieving man at 70 cannot be said to be a youth in any way! Anyways, just in a very short while, you will be joining your wife who you claimed asked you to run as president in HELL! Bunch of thieving vagabonds!

Thank you!

dominique:
she kept hoping it would get bigger she for wait a bit longer naa

I equally went as far as going the traditional way, making concoctions but it was the same old story. What else am I waiting for in the marriage but to opt out gracefully,” she told the court.

ROFL
she even got some babalawo medications to help him out, no improvement.
Poor woman,I don't blame her too much sha,who knows what she saw

Never heard of the girl
what roles does she play in nollywood?
housegirls or passersby  abi part of the crowd in a party or beer parlour??
I cannot remember that face in any movies at all

and so what if she's marrying a white man or a red midget
who cares?

abeg hook me up too.
give me a phone number

What does he still want to do in Nigeria's leadership?
This is a murderous criminal that ought to be sitting in jail with soldier ants gnawing at his scrotum daily if he got life.
It's amazing that these people won't just shut up and quietly go away