IpobExposed:
Jim Ike is a foolish man for supporting this liepod terrorist leader.

AworiLagosian:


You people are suffering from massive inferiority complex.
You must always drag Yorubas into every aspect of your lives, before you can feel validated. Mtcheew.

otil1:
You are half right.

Here is the correct explanation:

In Igbo culture, every freeborn is equal. So nobody is made a servant. Rather, anytime kola nut is presented by the owner of the house (the host), there is a particular way it is passed around from source until it reaches the elder that will pray and pour libation.

Jim carried the kola and was passing it on to Ikeyi and he may have represented his State or village or clan.

In kola nut tradition, who is senior or elder is not calculated by age but from where the person is from. For instance a little boy of 14years from Nri may have to have the kola before it gets to a 60 year old man from Awka.

IpobExposed:
Jim Ike is a foolish man for supporting this liepod terrorist leader.

IpobExposed:
Jim Ike is a foolish man for supporting this liepod terrorist leader.

Dalastically:
I doubt if wizkid will do it, rather he will be like '' am an international artist even if am a Nigerian " after they will say Afonjas have respect... Mstcheeew

Benekruku:



He as been dropped from almost all is endorsement!

E has nothing to lose!

Dalastically:
I doubt if wizkid will do it, rather he will be like '' am an international artist even if am a Nigerian " after they will say Afonjas have respect... Mstcheeew

BiafraAmaka:



Are you the one that replaced him?

Benekruku:



Mention one to his name?

BiafraAmaka:



No mention one to your name if at all you have one

Imstrong:
This can make a meme..

When you are trying to win dad's trust back.. But he finds it so hard to believe because you are notorious for hard and romantic roles in movies

Benekruku:



You re dumb!

Thought u were human!

Swerve abeg!

hertz9te:
it's culture. The youngest must pass the kola around and be the last to pick..it's called respect,something this indomie generation children know nothing about.

otil1:
You are half right.

Here is the correct explanation:

In Igbo culture, every freeborn is equal. So nobody is made a servant. Rather, anytime kola nut is presented by the owner of the house (the host), there is a particular way it is passed around from source until it reaches the elder that will pray and pour libation.

Jim carried the kola and was passing it on to Ikeyi and he may have represented his State or village or clan.

In kola nut tradition, who is senior or elder is not calculated by age but from where the person is from. For instance a little boy of 14years from Nri may have to have the kola before it gets to a 60 year old man from Awka.

conductor1:

While a 65-year-old former drug baron sold his people for a plate of ewedu soup.

hertz9te:
it's culture. The youngest must pass the kola around and be the last to pick..it's called respect,something this indomie generation children know nothing about.

otil1:
You are half right.

Here is the correct explanation:

In Igbo culture, every freeborn is equal. So nobody is made a servant. Rather, anytime kola nut is presented by the owner of the house (the host), there is a particular way it is passed around from source until it reaches the elder that will pray and pour libation.

Jim carried the kola and was passing it on to Ikeyi and he may have represented his State or village or clan.

In kola nut tradition, who is senior or elder is not calculated by age but from where the person is from. For instance a little boy of 14years from Nri may have to have the kola before it gets to a 60 year old man from Awka.
well said ,Jim Iyke is from my town Enugu Agidi which is also one of the sons Nri (umu nri) that must be why he was having the kola nut,I dont think he was serving it though since I have done similar in my years of living in south korea .most times I delegate the right to break the cola nut to the eldest person in the room.I suspect thats what he was doing here

Dalastically:
I doubt if wizkid will do it, rather he will be like '' am an international artist even if am a Nigerian " after they will say Adonis's have respect... Mstcheeew

otil1:
You are half right.

Here is the correct explanation:

In Igbo culture, every freeborn is equal. So nobody is made a servant. Rather, anytime kola nut is presented by the owner of the house (the host), there is a particular way it is passed around from source until it reaches the elder that will pray and pour libation.

Jim carried the kola and was passing it on to Ikeyi and he may have represented his State or village or clan.

In kola nut tradition, who is senior or elder is not calculated by age but from where the person is from. For instance a little boy of 14years from Nri may have to have the kola before it gets to a 60 year old man from Awka.