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Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by tamme: 10:12pm On Jun 01, 2009 |
$osisi: will you SHUTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT UP arent you the idiot that was defending okija shrine the other day. idiot |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by asha80(m): 10:13pm On Jun 01, 2009 |
@tamme Are u a fool? |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by mccloud224(m): 10:14pm On Jun 01, 2009 |
Is this palmkernel debate still on? |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by tamme: 10:16pm On Jun 01, 2009 |
asha 80: tell that to your bestfriend osisi |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by mccloud224(m): 10:19pm On Jun 01, 2009 |
Na wa ooo.See wetin palmkernel dey cause for my people. Osisi?Ke kwanu? Okokomeji?How far? |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by oderemo(m): 10:25pm On Jun 01, 2009 |
GUYS make una relax now , at worst make una bypass benin city next time , abi. |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by SapeleGuy: 10:26pm On Jun 01, 2009 |
$osisi: The insults only prove you don't have a point. Please provide the evidence to back up your claims. In the meantime, here is some evidence in addition to Okija, I'm sure you recognise your Governor. And you have the temerity to criticise others? Happy Viewing! http://www.pointblanknews.com/os269.html |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by beystwin: 10:29pm On Jun 01, 2009 |
okokomeji:I am sitting here reading your post and laughing. PhD? In what - poor spelling and grammar?? You are a fraud. Whom did you have to bribe to get your "PhD"? The examination board must have been drunk, or apes, or both. Una no go finish me with laughter. Maybe you should write in your native tongue. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by mccloud224(m): 10:37pm On Jun 01, 2009 |
Hmm, all this wahala because of palm nut.Na wa ooo. |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by SapeleGuy: 10:44pm On Jun 01, 2009 |
beystwin: LOL- Perhaps the PhD was in English. With gems like 'I studied in abroad on a platter of gold' or ' necessary skills to analysis deductive argument or evaluate inference critical reading.' I think we have found a real star!!! |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by beystwin: 10:49pm On Jun 01, 2009 |
SapeleGuy: LOL I thought he was joking, but turns out he's dead serious in his post! |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by mccloud224(m): 10:54pm On Jun 01, 2009 |
Huhuhuhuhahahaha.Palm nut warfare.Huhuhuhhahahaha |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by grafikdon: 11:03pm On Jun 01, 2009 |
@ Sapeleguy, I think you are the only one who is beating the drum of ethnic antagonism with the injection of some unnecessary inflammatory and derogatory lines, aimed at denigrating some ethnic groups. Perhaps you have been deeply immersed in the putrid quagmire of ethnic antagonism that you brand everyone with a divergent view an ethnic bigot. |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by naijaking1: 11:03pm On Jun 01, 2009 |
SapeleGuy: 1. This has nothing to do with tribal bashing. There has been superstitious cases from the so-called major tribes, so please don't change the topic into a tribal bashing issue 2. Even if the critics don't have a respected culture and exhibit does that explain why modern Nigerians have to deal with such backward looking decree from a superstitious oba? Metallurgy? What metallurgy You really believe Edo people made the bronze mask laying in a European museum? If you say yes, I'll simply ask you to show me another one you have made since then. With your scientific and metallurgical advancement, you should have known that a poor palm fuit bunch has no power to cause demonic omen, and blood letting among your people 3. Don't fool yourself, Dahomey changed its name after the bight of Benin, not because of a more direct blood relationship compared to the Yorubas 4. Motive of the poster? Well, that was simply a newspaper article. You should be asking for the motive of the publisher, and the publisher should be trying to see whether the oba and his chiefs are indeed insane 5. Your referrence to Okija nullifies point #1, because most Igbo people condenmed the practice. The Igwe of Okija never issued a decree ratifying that unfortunate incident, so what's your point |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by SapeleGuy: 11:13pm On Jun 01, 2009 |
grafikdon: I only asked that we show each other respect and religious tolerance, particularly when the said practices are causing no harm to anybody. As I said Okija still continues with its sacrifices and nobody has been brought to book, that is a travesty and more important than palm bunches. |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by Krayola(m): 12:12am On Jun 02, 2009 |
I wish we just listened to each other more instead of talkin over each other. Everyone assumes everybody else is stupid and won't even take the arguments they make seriously. We say traditions are backward and hinder progress. . look at china, look at the Oil rich Arab countries. . they hold on to their traditions (however ancient and "primitive", language, etc while importing western ideas, technology, etc. They are making more progress that we can dream of. This idea that we can not preserve our traditions and progress at the same time is misguided in my opinion. Although i agree that we need to discard certain practices, we can't give up everything that makes us Africans. Look at us making fun of a Nigerian because he has bad grammar. . is English our first language? I had a retired sociology professor in one of my courses last term (he was a student). . He used to do research at the University of Waterloo (I know that because we discussed it, i'm not going to assume he taught because i honestly don't know). He is of Chinese origin and his spoken English leaves a lot to be desired. I wonder how impressive his grammar is (written). . . I just wish we took each others arguments in the best possible way and responded politely. . we would be getting so much more out of this |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by sosisi(f): 1:01am On Jun 02, 2009 |
SapeleGuy: Maybe I should have taken pictures of you and your family dangling their blokoss and chanting incantations in Ekosodin gerrout and kiss a palm fruit ode! |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by naijaking1: 1:08am On Jun 02, 2009 |
Does anybody like the combination of Osisi+tamme+asha 80, or am I the only person that gets the kick out of these sistas? |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by sosisi(f): 1:08am On Jun 02, 2009 |
SapeleGuy: You asked for evidence eh kwa? OK here it is Pastor confesses, We use human heads to prepare prosperity rituals for church members A pastor and his wife are now cooling their heels in police cell in[b] Benin-City [/b] for allegedly using human heads to prepare rituals for church members. (, ) The couple who gave their names as Benjamin and Patience Ojobu were arrested last weekend allegedly with fresh human head in their house, after the police got a petition alleging that the couple engaged in using human skulls to prepare charms for worshippers in their church. (, ) You are a man of God in this white garment church. Why are you involved in rituals? Lynching of Benin Wizard The last major center of human sacrifice was the Benin Empire in modern Nigeria . The Benin Empire agreed with the British to prohibit human sacrifice in the 1890s. However, for five years the rulers continued human sacrifice on a large scale. After an incident in which British observers were killed in order to prevent them witnessing human sacrifice, the British authorities assembled forces to conquer the Benin Empire. This caused an escalation of human sacrifice as Benin's rulers sought to protect themselves from Britain by appeasing the Gods with sacrifice. After a brief campaign the Benin Empire was conquered and human sacrifice suppressed. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_sacrifice Next time you mention Okija, remember that those idiots learnt it from the professional idiots who have been sacrificing human since time immemorial In Bini now you look for the rest,you're not paying me |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by Krayola(m): 1:12am On Jun 02, 2009 |
@naijaking. . . I don laugh nearly die. |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by naijaking1: 1:14am On Jun 02, 2009 |
Krayola:Can you afford not to love those girls |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by tunku(m): 1:20am On Jun 02, 2009 |
I admire your attempts at moderation Karoyola but idiocy shouldn't be tolerate. I am not insulting them just to be mean. I am only pointing out their own follies. They trip over themselves in trying to intellectualize a backwards practice. This isn't to say that all native practices are useless, as cultural fonts that strengthen ethnic identity they are useful, but if the aim is to dictate the lives of people based on visceral evidence predicated on nothing more than ignorance then no, that practice shouldn't continue. Are you going to sit and say that these people should be humored? The less of their kind that are around the better off Nigeria will be. |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by sosisi(f): 1:26am On Jun 02, 2009 |
naijaking1: tamme is a confirmed witch in Akwa Ibom Thank God she made it to nairaland for safety |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by mccloud224(m): 1:32am On Jun 02, 2009 |
Hmmm.The saga of the delicious palm nut continues |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by naijaking1: 1:37am On Jun 02, 2009 |
mccloud224:Do you like your palm fruits cooked, roasted, or toasted? With or without the branches |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by mccloud224(m): 1:45am On Jun 02, 2009 |
Do you like your palm fruits cooked, roasted, or toasted? With or without the branches Roasted,Toasted,Boiled,Fried=cooked. I prefer them fried and the branches make good brooms.Such a precious and eco-friendly plant. |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by sosisi(f): 1:50am On Jun 02, 2009 |
I like mine on a bunch, oba's nightmare |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by naijaking1: 1:54am On Jun 02, 2009 |
mccloud224: I agree, tree for tree, palm is the most economically viable in Nigeria. |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by naijaking1: 1:58am On Jun 02, 2009 |
$osisi:How would you like to invite the oba to a dinner of palm fruits, palm kernel, and palm oil; all washed down with strong palm wine on the rock He might even enjoy it |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by seyibrown(f): 2:00am On Jun 02, 2009 |
Una no go kill person for this Nairaland o! I don laugh tire! |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by sosisi(f): 2:02am On Jun 02, 2009 |
naijaking1: Chukwu aju! They may capture me and present to him as a junior wife. He has a large palace. They may chain me down on a bedpost in one of his dungeons I fear those so called traditional men they can do and undo Go to Isiala Ngwa and ask about Enweremadu I hear he has a room that he enters to go to London No visa no air ticket,he just enters one small room and does abracadabra,next thing you know,he's on Liverpool Street. |
Re: Superstitious Ban Of Palm Fruits By Oba by naijaking1: 2:17am On Jun 02, 2009 |
I go die laughing-o---ooooooooooooo |
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