₦airaland Forum

lepasharon: what do yall think about these nails me am not too sure..

obowunmi: Old enough to be your man. I'm not more than 30 years though.

obowunmi: I'm not a stranger dear.... we are getting to know each other.. **gives her a kiss on her cheeks** watches her blush.

IZUKWU: if you are managing the r/ship, i wonder how the marriage will be.why don't you ask the guy for a break from the r/ship. Relationship and marriage shouldn't be forced.listen to your instincts but don't leave the guy hanging . Cut the r/ship once.

adaobi123: yes o !! i be the correct anambra babe o !!! awka awka awka

adaobi123: anambra kwenu !

biolabee: Madam

Stop trolling a thread you created

If u dont want to marry dont marry its not by force

Nigerians are obsesses with marriage because we are not civilised and you were unlucky to be born in this time
In 3 generations it will not be an issue
You are a great thinker ahead of your time
So were picasso and galileo

sunny t: You sound defeated gal. what have you been passing tru? Eya,

obowunmi: wow... do you want me to give you a massage? how hard would you like it?

obowunmi: do you want a peanut butter sandwich?

ezeagu: When you compare Igboland (where the biggest achievements of the Igbo are made. . . . .or are supposed to) and a place like south western South Africa or Tunisia, I really don't see the need for celebration. The Igbo seem to be one of the worst at preserving their culture, picking up everything from the outside and calling it their own (wearing "uniforms" to funerals, issues with modesty, naming their children names of which they know no meaning), the Igbo also have a bad attitude to their language, even when someone manages to manage the language or teach their child the language, it's Engligbo. Let's not talk about Igbo people fleeing to another man's land to become somebody machete sharpener. What about all the poverty and suffering and poor infrastructure in Igboland, even if they are the best in Nigeria?

What really is there to celebrate when there are more than 100,000 Igbo in the UK and US and their language or even their presence is not recognised, yet an immigrant community in their hundreds can be recognised before them because they have pride in themselves and where they come from.

There are better-doing ethnic groups who do not need to open up a thread on a forum in the country that once sealed off their sovereignty claiming to be successful. Until the Igbo can reach the economic/living standard heights and worldwide influential power of a group like the Japanese, or the Koreans, or the Scandinavians, I really don't see the need for celebration, only luck in being the best of the worst in Africa.

obowunmi: try listening to music? planning to be a nurse?

CFCfan: @Adabeke: foto gi maranma.

Eziokwu, I bu ezigbo asanwa.