kayceerilyn:
I've been schooling in Uniben for four years now but I've not been to anywhere listed there.... Graduation goals

kayceerilyn:
Lol.... Who are you again?

hardbody:



##Scrutinizing the possible existence of wings......

They almost forcefully initiated my uncle into ogboni, he had to run to lagos and start life afresh. I holidayed there severally, their boys and girls na gboro...

Even when we used to travel east by road as a family, my dad always reminded the driver....this is bini ooo.....and that was all he needed to say

everybody in that town is a bomb waiting to be detonated

Slymonster:

Someone you have to find out.

coputa:
explore your environment,it's part of education

Drienzia:
Life in Edo is just like living in Sambisa
..Talking from experience, 6 out of every 10 youths in the state er either cultists or touts... I never wished to stay/visit that state again. The couple of years I spent there was really bad experience. A state were u can't walk with your phone in your hands, were telling youths "Good morning" is an offence. People die everyday cause of cultism... Spits

2dugged:
all this people will just jump on any edo thread and out of ignorance and type trash, as if there are no witches in their tribe
note;before you quote to counter, state your tribe so I can tell you the evils peculiar with your tribe

tejaylo11:
Idiots online,tell me UR state let me open ur page
Mtchwww

CONFAMA:



Nawa o. What else do they expect apart from good morning?

nickxtra:
I hope to have a house in Benin someday. Life in Benin as a young gentle man brought out the hardness, ruggedness and dexterity in me. I love Benin, thanks to the care from Evans Abura, D1, Nosa kolo, Osas raga, Collins Ihondor, Nosa Black, Romeo, Pako, Ehime, Osayi, the Osulas and Onaghinors of Lagos street, Gladys and friends who were always there for me, Sarah, Edith, mama Eseosa, FR, Emperor, Tessy, my Oluku, Ekosodin, Ugbowo ( Omolete), TV Road, Wire Rd, Siluko and Ekenwan Rd friends. I will never forget you all.

Drienzia:
they see it as you wanting to form most educated... ediats prefer "Bros I hail o" "I greet u senior man" u get?

CONFAMA:


Omg... Just imagine.

I no fit survive that kind area o...

CONFAMA:



E pain am

goldedprince:
things you didnt mention.
1- their women are wold class olosho
2- their witchcraft no get part 2
3- their women kill their men early so they can inherit everything
4...............most of their men are certified arm robbers.
the notorious anini is from there

2dugged:
troll, if you can't obey simple instructions by stating your tribe, this is the last reply you will get from me

nefertitiram:


Number 3 shows how ignorant you are about theEdo culture.

If a man dies, his first son inherits everything. Not his wife or daughters. So tell me, how exactly does she gain when she kills her husband?

Take this five naira. Go and buy yourself brain in New Benin Market

CONFAMA:


...all these strong names you are mentioning... were you a cultist?

ReneeNuttall:
It's amazing how some people will sit at the comfort of their homes and join the bandwagons spewing trash about a state u av never been to.Even though everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but dat doesn't deter the fact that Edo state is one of the most peaceful and accommodating states quote me anywhere. I could recall few years ago,before the demise of HRH.Oba Erediauwa,when the Muslims were killing the Christians and the Christian started revenging,it was the late Oba's palace that the Muslims ran to for refuge .And the Oba being a peacemaker sheltered and fed them for days,and then settled the disputes and today everyone is living in peace and harmony.
Am not an indigen but av lived a huge chunk of my life here.I can satisfactorily say that most of the horrible news making rounds on nairaland just dis week alone came from other states of which they are they ones spewing trash about Edo state.
Am not saying Edo state indigens do not have their own flaws ,but then this is applicable to all other states.Majority of the people here are the IBO's,Yorubas and Hasusas all living here and doing their businesses peacefully.So why the fuzz? is it only in Benin that witchcraft is practiced?

BininEmpire:

martha89:
look at this hypocrite ,let this post pain you and no matter how you try nobody will change their view about your people not especially when you are hating your neighbors who dont have your time..

DUMCHRIS:
I love Benin city is a cool place even though you may have bad elements or two. It is better than staying in the East. Land is fairly cheap especially at the outskirt such as sapele road, and its environs. Food is relatively cheaper and you see original goods more than fake ones as their marketers do all this London sales stuff unlike ...... Mind u am from Delta

nickxtra:
I hope to have a house in Benin someday. Life in Benin as a young gentle man brought out the hardness, ruggedness and dexterity in me. I love Benin, thanks to the care from Evans Abura, D1, Nosa kolo, Osas raga, Collins Ihondor, Nosa Black, Romeo, Pako, Ehime, Osayi, the Osulas and Onaghinors of Lagos street, Gladys and friends who were always there for me, Sarah, Edith, mama Eseosa, FR, Emperor, Tessy, my Oluku, Ekosodin, Ugbowo ( Omolete), TV Road, Wire Rd, Siluko and Ekenwan Rd friends. I will never forget you all.

Gaddafithe2nd:
Benin city will be the last city I will live in Nigeria, most of their males (youths) are cultist, most of their ladies are easy to phuck. They are dubious, they love to travel out of the country, they see it as a priority. If you are a stranger and you are dating their ladies, you might be attacked by cultist. [b]The last but not the least, both their educated and non-educated people don't obey traffic ligh[/b]t.

olagamalin:


Guy Calm down,I was born in Ilorin, I live in Lagos, I did vacation several times in Enugu & Onitsha with my Dad, I spent a year at OAU (during which I stayed outside campus and visit Osogbo during weekends) before switching to Lag, I went to Law School at Bwari, Abuja, I was at Uyo for about 3weeks during my undergraduate days as well as Tinapa in Calabar. Ibadan is more or less a second home. My State of Origin is Ondo State and I can never forget the 1week experience in Zaria (2001). I may not be the most travelled guy around, but I recognize courtesy and homely disposition when I see one.

So pardon me when I reiterate the brusque mannerism et discourteous culture-shock I encountered in Benin, it is not to malign "your people" in any way, but I try to call a spade a spade, not necessarily a big spoon.

Above all Sir, Different strokes for different folks. Perhaps it's where I stay here #Peace