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according to this study from the 2008 nigerian demographic and healthy survey, IGBOS are the most educated, including their females (as posted on the bbc website) _________ "Female literacy is seen as the key to raising living standards for the next generation. For example, a newborn child is far likelier to survive if its mother is well-educated. In Nigeria we see a stark contrast between the mainly Muslim north and the Christian and animist south. In some northern states less than 5% of women can read and write, whereas in some Igbo areas more than 90% are literate." BBC
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ifyalways on: 25 May 2011, 04:07:51:thanks for this thorough explanation |
wow. those b&w photos are amazing. i really enjoy old photos. |
@op I TOTALLY AGREE!!!!! my dad recently noticed it too. he said nkem owoh just talks tooo much and correct- Patience is WAY better at yabbing, joaning and complaining nkem is BEST & even FUNNIER when he talks less! but, nonetheless nkem is an excellent scriptwriter/actor and hilarious, no doubt |
i'm not a big fan of michelle obama's fashion , but i love her anyway! |
My dad recently told me that his people (meaning the entire village and most of the local govt) don't eat coco yam. He refused to tell me why. But after my persistent interrogation, he finally admitted that coco yam is associated with one of the traditional idols. So, he will never eat it--I was surprised What "forbidden foods" do you know of? |
congrats and many blessings to the new couple! |
My dad told me for the first time today that his people don't eat coco yam. He refused to tell me why. But after my persistent interrogation, he finally admitted that coco yam is associated with one of the traditional idols. So, he will never eat it--I was surprised What "forbidden foods" do you know of? |
@ Ileke-Idi, of cos, its common knowledge. pregnancy makes women retain water in the body dakore and hubby r a beautiful couple ![]() |
ohhhh, she def looks pregnant! look at that swollen nose and dark neck---classic signs i can't wait for her to announce! happy for her |
it's time to revive this thread. :
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"to see through the eyes" ? this is too deep. explain please |
kudos to her. i truly admire that lady |
ladies tell me that i'm a flirt, i disagree. i just like to laugh when a guy tells a good joke- and i'm a very friendly person ![]() |
op, no way! bleaching makes ur skin bumpy and multicolored. and those creams stink! ![]() |
^^ so how do u wear ur hair now? i have sisterlocks (tiny locks---www.sisterlocks.com) |
^ OMGOSHHHHH!!!! that was horrible! |
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^^ exactly. u've proven my point entirely. 9ja men are totally lacking in the creative dept. |
or this one:
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[size=15pt]hmm, interesting photo. not my style though. i prefer this one: [/size]
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BUT, on the other hand-----9ja men like long hair!!!!!! one lady at my church has short, natural hair. her fiance (recently moved from 9ja) told her that she needs to "do something with her hair, because she can't be looking like a man." what nonsense! now, she wears weave. |
LOL!!!!!!! kennyman, i do agree that 9ja women wear toooooooooooo much weave. it's ridiculous the amount of weave on their heads. at my university here in atlanta, the 9ja girls were always ridiculed by the african americans because of the bad weave. on a recent visit to naija, i was shocked at the amount of weave. i dont wear weave. and as soon as i landed in 9ja, pple kept asking me, "what is wrong? why don't u wear weave-on?" oh, well, hopefully more 9ja woman can learn to appreciate the hair god gave them. look at s. africans, many of them don't wear weave. most of my 9ja friends would never be caught dead without their weave. i[b]n a group of african women, you can ALWAYS spot out the 9jas with the fake hair.[/b] na wa oh |
[flash=425,344] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSRSjpFr-Xo?fs=1&hl=en_US[/flash] |
[flash=425,344] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSRSjpFr-Xo?fs=1&hl=en_US[/flash] |
, but i love her anyway!

