Bumbae1:

Pen is loving this mouth action
but na only hausa remain for me .. so by default will pick that

Warris mouth action?

Hmm...there must be something spectacular you love about 'em.

©YBR

Castleberry:
I'm a Igbo


My bae is Afonja

©YBR

YoungBlackRico:
Warris mouth action?

Hmm...there must be something spectacular you love about 'em.

©YBR

Bumbae1:

Never even met one before just see them on tv

Google it alakoba

Lol just like that? U self . Well, they are lovely people when they want to be, and I respect your choice.


Chai Bumbae

©YBR

YoungBlackRico:


©YBR

Haxine:


chai! me I must find my own India for 9ja.. I swear i don package how she go look

Pweety-B2
Sexy-A1
Boobs-B3
Hips-A1
Lips-A1

Haxine:



sweetheart I don't belive u oo.. Indians are very very pweety.. naija babes can't compete dem

olasaad:


Lol.find out in real life not there movie

Ajibel:
My babe is Igbo

I'm Yoruba

Penisinpenisout:


are you sure we didn't date the same girl >:because i feel the same way you feel

NevetsIbot:
Bro. My bae's igbo too... Mum however dsnt want an igbo daughter-in-law.
Dakun, ran mi lowo. Epp me

Zaitoon:
I'm Yoruba/fulani and I must marry a Yoruba man

Ajibel:


Lol. My own case, my bae's family likes me but they dont want any of their daughters to marry outside their tribe, it's been their family tradition.

However, try and convince your mum by telling her the good qualities of your gf. Elaborate and exaggerate it and also teach some of Yoruba values to your gf e.g kneeling to greet your mum, let her know how to prep one or two Yoruba dishes for your mum and so on.

One way or the other, your mom would be convinced soon. All the best egbon

NevetsIbot:
hehe. So you mum is okay with it. Cool.

Bae can cook yoruba dishes and speak yoruba... She grew up here. Mumsi no wan hear

Nicho118:
Ijaw... I be urhobo sha

Ajibel:


No, my mum hasn't met my bae but I've got no worries about my family. They're going to accept anyone I bring home.

Ahh, well if you love bae so much, you've gotta stick with her and just keep making mum understand. When mum realises her son is ageing but still insists on his igbo bae, she would re-consider because she wants grand-kids asap

NevetsIbot:
well... When your mum sees bae, I'll like to know her reaction.

Mums beliefs is that igbo girls turn sons heads away from home. Two uncles married igbo from our family.... Gosh.. Nasty contrite women. One still poked mumsi in the eyes with words last month. Lol.

Buh my bae.. Hope she fit handle wahala cos moma will make sure she can cook my best dish flawlessly

Ajibel:


Lol. Actually, I've lost my parents, so I stay with my mum's sister so she's kinda like my mum now but she wont tell me not to marry who I want because she knows I grew up in Igbo land and would understand why I fell for an Igbo lady. So whatever her reaction is, even if negative, no one can stop me from being with Ugom

Well, yea bad experiences like that can make one generalise and believe all Igbo lady are same due to that experience.

The work is on you bro to just keep making your mum understand and just talk to your bae well not to eff up. And teach her all she needs to know to avoid any confrontation with your mum.

All the best