Fahdiga:
Where's the white woman in this video. OP is a drunkard

Fahdiga:
Where's the white woman in this video. OP is a drunkard

CampussNews:
Siggy na to start this yahoo remain oooo. At least if I no pick money, I go pick green card

Numerouno94:
Make we fry beans cos an Asian danced?

Stacyomolola:


U are not blind na

seyz91:

babavik:
I really love our dark or chocolate African women especially the ones with the right curves, but these oyibo women can be appetizing especially when you remember you will be having fine fine mulatto (half-caste) children. Very sweet and cute to behold.

uche87:


Even the groom named Olatunji Oladipo Ajayi, from Ighara, Edo State

JohnSin97:
Lol....it's a Yoruba man from Edo doing yoruba wedding with his asian bride.

CampussNews:
Siggy na to start this yahoo remain oooo. At least if I no pick money, I go pick green card

Kajaard:


Illiteracy is a disease. Last reply to you. Bye.

madridsta007:


Make sure they are rooted in their African culture.
Let them not be here and there. The confusion that is the cultural ambiguity that comes with being mulatto is not here.

OKAIVBO:
Igarra is not yoruba. Igarra (etuno) can be said to be in the same language group with Ebira or a dialect of Ebira. That one is influenced by a group does not make one a member of that group. There are no native Yorubas in Edo state, what you have are Edo groups who do not speak exactly mutually intelligible languages and adopted Yoruba as a lingua Franca for efficienct communication among themselves and also to communicate effectively with their neighbors who they are bothered by. This is prevalent in Akoko Edo because in that local government, there are seventeen Edoid languages which are not mutually intelligible.

OKAIVBO:
Igarra is not yoruba. Igarra (etuno) can be said to be in the same language group with Ebira or a dialect of Ebira. That one is influenced by a group does not make one a member of that group. There are no native Yorubas in Edo state, what you have are Edo groups who do not speak exactly mutually intelligible languages and adopted Yoruba as a lingua Franca for efficienct communication among themselves and also to communicate effectively with their neighbors who they are bothered by. This is prevalent in Akoko Edo because in that local government, there are seventeen Edoid languages which are not mutually intelligible.

JohnSin97:


Hmm, although I've met lot's of Edo people who identify as Yoruba and you really can blame me...the groom in question has not 1 but 2 Yoruba names and a Yoruba surname from a place closely bordered by Yorubaland, doing a Yoruba traditional wedding...... anyways thanks for the education.

babavik:
I these oyibo women can be appetizing especially when you remember you will be having fine fine mulatto (half-caste) children. Very sweet and cute to behold.

Oiza131:
My village people...
OP, its Igarra not Igharra.


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