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Politics › Re: Is This Stupid Commedian Fair To Ngozi Iweala? by africhika(f): 2:40am On Apr 25, 2012

dis guy is an idiot!he needs to learn how to do jokes

Celebrities › Re: Beyonce's "Run The World" Dance Borrowed From An African Group From Mozambique. by africhika(f): 4:38am On Aug 09, 2011

beyonce going to africa for musical/dance inspiration. very smart move. hopefully other artists will follow.
i heard beyonce loved africa
i like her necklace

Culture › Re: Are There Any Nigerian Tribes With Ancenstral Links With Tribes In Ghana? by africhika(f): 9:47pm On Aug 04, 2011

i'm igbo. my ghanaian (who is asante) friend often tells me that their are ancestral links between the ashante and igbo

Celebrities › Re: 10 Single Nollywood Mothers by africhika(f): 4:43pm On Jul 27, 2011

this is a very sexist thread. single mothers.

what about single fathers? undecided

why not publicize their private business in an article- nonsense

Culture › Re: Do You Seriously Think Black People Are Equal To White People In Intelligence? by africhika(f): 4:29pm On Jul 27, 2011

rokiatu on: 22 November 2010, 23:18:53:
I'll make this short, race has nothing to do with a person's intelligence it's how the person's mind develops. Do not let media media brainwash you.

she said it all.

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Culture › Re: Cruelty In India's Culture? by africhika(f): 11:25pm On Jul 23, 2011

use proper grammar

Celebrities › Re: Who Is More Pretty, Jackie Appiah Or Nigerian Actress Genevieve Nnaji? by africhika(f): 10:56pm On Jul 22, 2011

wow those pictures of jackie are amazing!!! that lady is simply gorgeous

genny has very very beautiful eyes. but her gigantic nose takes over her entire face.
and her face is just tooo hard and MASCULINE.
just my opinion

Celebrities › Re: 2fae Idibia At Monique Show Premiered Yesterday by africhika(f): 10:49pm On Jul 22, 2011

wow. kudos for him. monique is so beautiful

Culture › Re: Cruelty In India's Culture? by africhika(f): 10:44pm On Jul 22, 2011

^^ did boko haram come from india? i didn't think so undecided

Culture › Re: Cruelty In India's Culture? by africhika(f): 4:56pm On Jul 21, 2011

[size=18pt]a must watch!!!!! [/size](very brief video on female infanticide & torture in india)

http://mediastorm.com/publication/undesired

Celebrities › Re: Who Is More Pretty, Jackie Appiah Or Nigerian Actress Genevieve Nnaji? by africhika(f): 12:58am On Jul 21, 2011

genny

Celebrities › Re: Who Is More Pretty, Jackie Appiah Or Nigerian Actress Genevieve Nnaji? by africhika(f): 12:39am On Jul 21, 2011

Literature › Re: The Best Book Store In Enugu by africhika(f): 8:55pm On Jul 19, 2011

very nice bookstore. i'll surely have to stop buy

Literature › Re: Fantasy Novels by africhika(f): 8:52pm On Jul 19, 2011

check out nnedi okorafor-mbachu. her futuristic fantasy stories are about "dada haired" girls with supernatural powers
i've read 2 of her novels

Literature › Re: Lets Do Haiku! by africhika(f): 8:47pm On Jul 19, 2011

even when i'm not
thinking of him i'm thinking
of him anyway

Literature › Re: Lets Do Haiku! by africhika(f): 8:45pm On Jul 19, 2011

fellis on: 18 February 2011, 03:53:59:
O good. I like haikus. I was starting to wonder if I was the only Nigerian that knew about haikus.

LOL

Celebrities › Re: Who Is More Pretty, Jackie Appiah Or Nigerian Actress Genevieve Nnaji? by africhika(f): 3:51am On Jul 18, 2011

THE AMAKA Today at 14:31:20:
I would love to see Jackie without her heavy "pancake" because as far as I'm concerned, Jackie is always heavily made up, EVERY TIME i see her.

very true- jackie wears a lot of makeup but i think she is a beautiful lady. her smile is gorgeous.

genny is nice, but i don't see her beauty at all.

Culture › Re: Colonial Theme Weddings Are Not Racist? by africhika(f): 3:46am On Jul 17, 2011

i don't see any racism in these pics undecided

Culture › Re: Learning Igbo Language Online? by africhika(f): 3:41am On Jul 17, 2011

these are the sites i use:

http://www.igboteacher.com/igbo_school_online.html
http://www.igbofocus.co.uk/html/learn_igbo.html
http://ilc.igbonet.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2QWo8IJ10c
http://www.igbo911.com

Culture › Re: African Identity Crisis: A Must Read For All. by africhika(f): 3:20am On Jul 17, 2011

ODUMCHI, i understand you-- but "African American" has more than one definition.

here are some of the ways I've seen people use the term "African American" :
1) An African person who is an American citizen
2) An American citizen who is of African ancestry

i remember telling my teacher that i am from nigeria. My teacher is a "black american."
she said, "you're from nigeria? that means you are a real African American because you are an African living in America."

so, the term has several meanings

i do feel the term "black" is strange. I don't even use the word "white". I prefer to say "European American".

Celebrities › Re: Agbani Darego Is The New Face Of Arik Air by africhika(f): 7:28pm On Jul 06, 2011

agbani is too beautiful.

for all of u telling her to gain weight, are u her personal doctor? chei, she's just naturally skinny.

Culture › Re: Are There Any Places Of Historical Interest In Your Town ? by africhika(f): 7:22pm On Jul 06, 2011

the village shrine

Culture › Re: Are There Any Places Of Historical Interest In Your Town ? by africhika(f): 2:47pm On Jul 05, 2011

my whole town is of historical interest cool

Culture › Re: Cruelty In India's Culture? by africhika(f): 2:46pm On Jul 05, 2011

Read the BBC article here: India's Unwanted Girls http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-13264301
very sad

excerpt:

Kulwant has three daughters aged 24, 23 and 20 and a son who is 16.
In the years between the birth of her third daughter and her son, Kulwant became pregnant three times.
Each time, she says, she was forced to abort the foetus by her family after ultrasound tests confirmed that they were girls.
"My mother-in-law taunted me for giving birth to girls. She said her son would divorce me if I didn't bear a son."

Kulwant still has vivid memories of the first abortion. "The baby was nearly five months old. She was beautiful. I miss her, and the others we killed," she says, breaking down, wiping away her tears.
Until her son was born, Kulwant's daily life consisted of beatings and abuse from her husband, mother-in-law and brother-in-law. Once, she says, they even attempted to set her on fire.

"They were angry. They didn't want girls in the family. They wanted boys so they could get fat dowries," she says.
India outlawed dowries in 1961, but the practice remains rampant and the value of dowries is constantly growing, affecting rich and poor alike.
Kulwant's husband died three years after the birth of their son. "It was the curse of the daughters we killed. That's why he died so young," she says.

Culture › Re: Cruelty In India's Culture? by africhika(f): 2:29pm On Jul 05, 2011

[size=15pt]sorry, but indian culture has little respect for women[/size] (with the exception of the few indian matrilineal tribes)

[size=13pt]yes, the bride pays the grooms family. which is why indian families prefer to have sons.
that's been a cultural tradition for thousands of years, as indian culture is quite ancient

i read an article in the bbc a few weeks ago about indian wives who are forced to kill their baby girls--truly pathetic
oftentimes, a family with daughters will go bankrupt just trying to pay for their daughters to get married!

my mom is a nurse at a large hospital in atlanta. the indian families are always rude. She said one Indian guy actually spit on one of the black nurses! and the indian doctors always talk down to her and the other african nurses.[/size]

[size=15pt]80% of every indian man i have ever met was DOWNRIGHT RUDE, including the ones who work at the gas/petrol stations [/size] angry

(because here in atlanta, indians own a lot of gas stations

Culture › Re: Are Children Worth It? Overbreeding In Nigeria by africhika(f): 1:38pm On Jul 03, 2011

i just don't understand why folks pop out children and can't afford to
give those children a quality life -- sometimes less is more

Culture › Re: Is Osu Still In Vogue? by africhika(f): 9:16pm On Jun 23, 2011

tpia on: 27 November 2008, 18:44:15:
its only when the marriage is a family affair that someone's ancestry becomes the main issue.

Nigerians marry all kinds of unannounced "osu-like" foreigners abroad without anyone raising an eyelid.

How many Naijas check the background credentials of their prospective foreign partners before marriage? And even assuming they could, how much can they actually find out if the spouse doesnt tell them?

Say the partner's name is Pocket. You discover records for a Pocket who was jailed and deported to Australia as a criminal two hundred years ago. Meanwhile, Pocket is a common name and there are thousands of unrelated people in your town bearing that name. Your partner says s/he knows nothing about this other Pocket and they arent related. You'll still go ahead with the wedding anyway. And besides, many Nigerians marry the same kind of people they turn their noses up at home, when they go abroad. Who has the time or inclination to check records. Especially if its a green card marriage (that will still produce pikins oh).

Thats why you see Naijas abroad embracing a different set of rules when they want to marry a foreigner. When they're marrying a fellow Nigerian its a totally different pot of tea.

tpia, u better preach! cool

Culture › Re: Is Osu Still In Vogue? by africhika(f): 9:13pm On Jun 23, 2011

i asked my dad to explain this 'osu' thing. he got so angry and told me not to raise the issue ever again.
sad

Culture › Re: Why Our English Speaking Brothers Think Cameroon Is A West African Country by africhika(f): 9:11pm On Jun 23, 2011

thnks for the info nayah. i had always just assumed cameroon was west african.

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