markfemi1:

You are saying the truth about my cursed yoruba people.

DLuciano:
Over a mouth now umuchu vigilant group have been making investigation on how to climb down on the Criminals who steal the wire along umunze/umuchu road now is on record that the boy on the screen led the recent stealing of electric wire in umuchu town'.



Op your grammar na die!

sukkot:
these ipob yoofs re tribalists. if that was a hausa or yoruba man they would have lynched him. walahi ipob this ya tribalism has reached the heavens

Oyindidi:
You sef don turn tribalist?

sukkot:
yes na.

ermm nah i no be tribalist ooo. i just like some of my culture and all my food, thats all. ewedu and amala na hin sure pass. with big staut

cowardSeun:



Is he not lucky the event occurred in a sane tribe

Afonjas would have lynched him and still return in the night to scavenge for his head and other vital parts

Oyindidi:
Yoruba? Kai, I sick after eating oily food last week. I mean I couldn't stand up. I can never eat that ewedu. I ate a spoon of ofada rice and I regretted too much pepper in it.

cowardSeun:



Is he not lucky the event occurred in a sane tribe

Afonjas would have lynched him and still return in the night to scavenge for his head and other vital parts

Amarabae:
Hand over to police biko. Dont harm him.

sukkot:
i dont think ofada rice is yoruba food tho. lol

Oyindidi:
It is, I have heard a lot about ofada rice and was looking toward to have a taste.

sukkot:
must be something new they added to the menu. ofada is low quality cheap rice. i am assuming. maybe it was popular at a time of economic depression and hence the cultural attachment. like how african americans are addicted to eating pig intestines cuz it was slave food. they call it chittlins

sukkot:
yes na.

ermm nah i no be tribalist ooo. i just like some of my culture and all my food, thats all. ewedu and amala na hin sure pass. with big staut

delishpot:


Evans' brother (no insult intended)

CAPSLOCKED:

pyyxxaro:
Which one b the palm leave when dem tie for e body

Oyindidi:
Thought its is Yorubas that eat it. I've not seen in my state before