Sijo01:


....because you mentioned me using a strange language.

charliejose:
but wait o....the parents of d boy were at d engagement ceremony??.. hmm a typical Yoruba mother would have landed d boy slap if he'd actually mentioned dating a gal 5yrs older..not to talk of granny.....
or are u thinking wat am thinking??

darediamond:
Gbagbe means forget and kankankan means unussual phenomenon.

darediamond:

May I know what forget means in your language?

Sijo01:


Alright, thanks.



Mian'mian.

darediamond:
Wao, I like that!
How about the slang translated unussual phenomenon? What equates that in your language? Which state are you from and what is your Ethnic language called?
Sorry you've wake up again the curious mode in me.

Iluv:
Initially, you might go in for a scam. but then when people say love is blind, i cannot blame them.

Love don strike my guy sharp.

if i hear

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oh i am FTC once again.

well e no hard. let me spill the secret.

1. spend some 3 hours on the 'new' page.

2. comment reasonably on any topic you think is FP material.(so u dont get banned for just booking space)

3. Lookout for some sure FP OPs (their posts always makes front page. except this OP sha, this one na luck)

4. well make i leave the remaining for u to figure out.

Sijo01:


Unusual phenomenon = ebvi'nama'emien vagbon ede. (Bini)

youmour:
One last hard fuucck before she walks towards the white light, shiiiittttt the fucck might kill her

listica:
if dis guy as your hand in marrige,will u accept him

LadyX:
Happy married life

Trinxie:
This is crazy!!!

Aystarz:


I bet u wouldn't bother to do that if it were one of your gender pulling this off. Abeg was sauce for the goose is......

all4naija:

Trinxie:

God forbid bad nonsense!!!

ChokolateBoss:
All I can see here is a young chap and older white lady dressed in same traditional attire. There's absolutely no evidence showing they're married or about to be married. How come there's only one photo from d introduction ceremony? OP don't u have other pictures of them?
Where are other pple in d ceremony? Since introduction involves d man & his folks going to see d woman & her folks, then where are d woman's folks? Or is it d woman that came to marry d boy? How is it possible for d parents of d boy to approve of that marriage btw him & d granny? I don't think that kind of arrangement would work if they want to go traditional; a court marriage would be a better option. Since na trad things, where are pics of d boy's parents/relatives blessing d new couple while they kneel or lie down?
There are some traditional marriages with white folks in attendance and its common to see whites & blacks posing for pictures. I think that's d case with those two, not like they're married.
Nairalanders would believe anything and just jump to comment without thinking critically.

Well, I could be wrong. If there's proof they're actually married, lemme see it. And I'll apologize & take back my words