MsDarkSkin:

mind your business and your grammar.
i dont care about sharing sentiments or anything like that.
i was not talking to you and for you to support name calling you are just as pathetic.
who gives a bleep if i am igbo or not? its my opinion and that's the bottom line.

Indeed, it is your opinion, which is not based on facts. Therefore, Let the igbos tell their story, and you sit back and listen instead of you trying to tell them who they are!

Interesting, how similar cultures are.

Interestingly, that is one cultural feature many Africans share, even in Northern Sudan some of the older people wear the mark. I heard the mark was a pagan symbol for the eye of Horus, however i am not sure of that theory, i have to research it.

MsDarkSkin:

go fucck yourself. i have to be igbo to KNOW all about or have an opinion on igbos? are you that dense? does one have to be african american to study african american history? again FUCCK YOURSELF.

the conversation is over and even if it were to proceed there is NO reason to disrespect me by calling me names. fuccking idi0t.

He simply call you what you are, Dear! Is it necessary to use profanity like a common street walker, I thought you were better than that!

Obiagu1:

This MsDarkSkin is really a nutjob!

Tribal mixture in Nigeria is not up to 2% not to talk of European mixture or some other imaginary mixture.
So could that explains the near equal proportion of light and dark skinned Igbos

Some goons have to get it into their dull brains that being African does not mean being as dark as South Sudanese. Just like some ethnic groups are darker than others, some are lighter than others and Igbos happen to be among those with the highest proportion of light skinned people in sub-Saharan Africa.

I wonder how someone that's not Igbo will come here and tell us we are mixed. Mixed with who?

I totally agree with your segments, As a outsiders it is better to speak less rather than add your input, or come off as a know it all, because she don't know nor take the time to do the research, yet she knows better than the eastern Nigerian on here, which is rather ignorant from her part!