Farfalla:


Just curious.

Were you compelled in one way or the other to join "Eiye"? Like say, being threatened?

Or were you perhaps influenced by peer pressure?

Is there anything you had better as a member of that cult vis-à-vis not being one?

Your response to the above questions will be highly appreciated.

Of course not bro....I joined foolishly... I wanted to be among the big guys on campus that time...... It is very rarely for someone to be forced into a confraternity.... It happens though.....

I had a eiye friend back then.... He told me a lot about the confraternity.... I wanted to be like him.... I wanted to roll with Niggars, smoke,drink and enjoy life......


Well i gained absolutely nothing..... Even though some ibakas and other top members of the eiye hierarchy get to travel abroad to continue their ruggedity....

2 of my World parrots are in Italy RN.... It has been long we got in contact though......

Buh I knew I lost a lot of things joining the confra.... I took the blood oath which binded me to a lot of useless people
I am doing well right now


I ran away from where I bammed after capping one guy's ass (ju name Isaac)

Forgive me bro
I no dey near abiza again even as world dove sef



Say no to cultism

yaruba and human organ business are inseparable.

Rastaramsey:

Of course not bro....I joined foolishly... I wanted to be among the big guys on campus that time...... It is very rarely for someone to be forced into a confraternity.... It happens though.....

I had a eiye friend back then.... He told me a lot about the confraternity.... I wanted to be like him.... I wanted to roll with Niggars, smoke,drink and enjoy life......

Well i gained absolutely nothing..... Even though some ibakas and other top members of the eiye hierarchy get to travel abroad to continue their ruggedity....

2 of my World parrots are in Italy RN.... It has been long we got in contact though......

Buh I knew I lost a lot of things joining the confra.... I took the blood oath which binded me to a lot of useless people
I am doing well right now

I ran away from where I bammed after capping one guy's ass (ju name Isaac)

Forgive me bro
I no dey near abiza again even as world dove sef

Say no to cultism

Well Rasta, I appreciate your honest response.

Glad to hear that you turned over a new leaf and even advocating against cultism. Even better, you're currently doing well for yourself.

One day, maybe, I may need to satisfy my curiosity even more about this cult thing, and hopefully you'll be able to engage me....if you don't mind.

And by the way, I'm a sis, not a bro.

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