Aftershock:


Call him libertarian or whatever you like. A man who stands for everything stands for NOTHING. No person can be everything to everybody. That is sign of weakness and inferiority complex because he is trying to please every tribe except his own people.
Even last week, they were angry because he used to speak Igbo in a different dialect from Enugu dialect. The man is,weak.

A libertarian stands for something - conscientiousness.

Once more, he is not a weak man; he is just a refined/aristocratic/fair-minded man.

Have a lovely day.

LordKO:



He is not a weak man. Truth is that, he has never been a subjugable person (a religious or traditional person) - he only identifies with them when a need for them arises. He is spiritual but not religious/traditional (SBNR/T). A SBNR person always has an appreciable level of tolerance for all religions/traditions/cultures/classes - his decision to wed his wife in her village, having a Muslim as his son's godfather, identifying with both the Anglican and Catholic churches, etc, are all acts of tolerance and emancipation.

He is a fair-minded man; a true libertarian. Personally, I am a bona fide Igbo man and no law of the land forbids a bona fide son from being a libertarian - don't mistake libertarian for weakness, or conscientiousness for cowardic,e.

And I repeat that no Igbo man will allow his yoruba or even Igbo wife to carry him to her village for wedding. Even worst, how can a Catholic man change his church for a woman?
And nobody believe his son was baptised in a Catholic church because even an Anglican cannot be godfather in a Catholic church talkless of a moslem.
Onyeama has inferiority complex.

LordKO:



A libertarian stands for something - conscientiousness.

Once more, he is not a weak man; he is just a refined/aristocratic/fair-minded man.

Have a lovely day.

I have check the meaning of libertarian and it means that they believe they can do anything and have no belief in anything except what they want to do so now I agree with you.
Onyeama has no belief in anything and is obey the wind.
Anyway I also wish you happy weekend and no corona virus.
By the way, what part of Igbo are you? I want to check about your village traditions.

LordKO:



He is not a weak man. Truth is that, he has never been a subjugable person (a religious or traditional person) - he only identifies with them when a need for them arises. He is spiritual but not religious/traditional (SBNR/T). A SBNR person always has an appreciable level of tolerance for all religions/traditions/cultures/classes - his decision to wed his wife in her village, having a Muslim as his son's godfather, identifying with both the Anglican and Catholic churches, etc, are all acts of tolerance and emancipation.

He is a fair-minded man; a true libertarian. Personally, I am a bona fide Igbo man and no law of the land forbids a bona fide son from being a libertarian - don't mistake libertarian for weakness, or conscientiousness for cowardic,e.

Absolute nonsense! All this grammar just portrays a man who is somewhat confused.

So he was even married bfr wonderful

kiosk1:

Peanut brain. Na fine man you go chop?

Last time I checked, peanut is one of the sweetest nuts which has provided food for mankind. So if I got such a brain, then I'm the reason you are still living.

Wigetsolar:
Beauty runs in Bianca's family.

True word!!! The Onoh girls are pure beautiful.

iyatrustee:
If he has divorced her, why then do they expect him to make reference to her as his first wife?

Because they claim he told the senate that he married once.

Birds of a feather flock together.

sandali:
The rich roll with the rich. In this country, it’s always case of who knows who.