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 Politics › Re: Where Have All The Fulani Herdsmen Gone?? by Aircom8: 8:45pm On Sep 29 |
The country that is sponsoring them is being dealt with by USA Government. They don't have capacity to sponsor it again. No more supply of ammunition for them in Nigeria. if IR.. should have peace of mind, then there's no more peace in the world. Thanks all |
| Health › Re: Sex Workers Scramble As Anti-HIV Injection Runs Out by Aircom8: 7:58am On Sep 27 |
Medical doctors also use it. it's very real. please search online to confirm it. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: The Ukrainian Robot Vehicle That Has Killed 3,000 Russian Soldiers by Aircom8: 7:52am On Sep 27 |
Reasons for less Russian bodies is because Russians soldiers died in Russia territory.... so need for exchange of that. The drone killed them in their own territory. Thanks all |
| Health › Re: 5 Seeds We Throw Away That Are Good For Our Health by Aircom8: 4:53pm On Aug 10 |
dominique:please dosage? |
| Business › Re: What Will You Do If Someone Gives You 500k? by Aircom8: 7:38am On May 17 |
Obogidi:I will surely invest it. 1 Like |
| Culture › Re: The Tribe That Only Bathes Three Times In Their Entire Lives by Aircom8: 8:47pm On May 12 |
The Himba are a semi-nomadic Indigenous people who live mainly in northern Namibia, especially in the Kunene Region near the border with Angola. They are closely related to the Herero people and are known internationally for their distinctive red-ochre body coverings, pastoral lifestyle, and strong cultural continuity. ### Origins and Language The Himba speak Otjihimba, a dialect related to Otjiherero. Their ancestors are believed to have migrated southward centuries ago as part of Bantu-speaking pastoral communities. Cattle became central to their economy, spirituality, and social organization. ### Lifestyle and Society Traditionally, the Himba are pastoralists who herd cattle and goats in one of the driest parts of southern Africa. Wealth and status are often tied to livestock ownership. Villages usually consist of family homesteads arranged around a sacred fire called the *okuruwo*, which symbolizes connection with ancestors. Extended family and clan structures play an important role in daily life and decision-making. ### Appearance and Otjize One of the most recognizable features of Himba culture is the use of *otjize* Women apply otjize to their skin and hair for several reasons: * Protection from the harsh sun and dry climate * Cosmetic and cultural identity * Symbolic connection to the earth and beauty Hairstyles and jewelry can indicate age, marital status, and social position. For example: * Young girls often wear specific braided styles * Married women may wear elaborate headdresses made from animal skin ### Spiritual Beliefs The Himba traditionally believe in a supreme being called Mukuru and maintain strong ancestral traditions. The sacred fire in the homestead acts as a spiritual link between the living and ancestors. ### Modern Challenges Like many Indigenous communities, the Himba face pressures from modernization, drought, land-use conflicts, tourism, and development projects. Climate change has also made livestock herding more difficult in arid regions. At the same time, many Himba people selectively adopt aspects of modern life — such as mobile phones, schooling, and trade — while preserving core traditions. ### Tourism and Representation The Himba are often featured in documentaries and travel photography, but there is ongoing debate about ethical tourism and respectful representation. Some communities participate in cultural tourism for income, while others are concerned about exploitation or stereotyping. ### Interesting Facts * Many Himba communities traditionally use very little water for bathing because of the arid environment. * Smoke baths using aromatic herbs are a common cleansing practice. * Cattle are deeply tied to marriage arrangements, rituals, and inheritance. * Despite outside influences, many Himba communities have preserved distinctive cultural practices into the 21st century. * 1 Like |
| Culture › Re: The Tribe That Only Bathes Three Times In Their Entire Lives by Aircom8: 8:46pm On May 12 |
The Himba are a semi-nomadic Indigenous people who live mainly in northern Namibia, especially in the Kunene Region near the border with Angola. They are closely related to the Herero people and are known internationally for their distinctive red-ochre body coverings, pastoral lifestyle, and strong cultural continuity.         ### Origins and Language The Himba speak Otjihimba, a dialect related to Otjiherero. Their ancestors are believed to have migrated southward centuries ago as part of Bantu-speaking pastoral communities. Cattle became central to their economy, spirituality, and social organization. ### Lifestyle and Society Traditionally, the Himba are pastoralists who herd cattle and goats in one of the driest parts of southern Africa. Wealth and status are often tied to livestock ownership. Villages usually consist of family homesteads arranged around a sacred fire called the *okuruwo*, which symbolizes connection with ancestors. Extended family and clan structures play an important role in daily life and decision-making. ### Appearance and Otjize One of the most recognizable features of Himba culture is the use of *otjize* — a mixture of butterfat and red ochre pigment.       Women apply otjize to their skin and hair for several reasons: * Protection from the harsh sun and dry climate * Cosmetic and cultural identity * Symbolic connection to the earth and beauty Hairstyles and jewelry can indicate age, marital status, and social position. For example: * Young girls often wear specific braided styles * Married women may wear elaborate headdresses made from animal skin ### Spiritual Beliefs The Himba traditionally believe in a supreme being called Mukuru and maintain strong ancestral traditions. The sacred fire in the homestead acts as a spiritual link between the living and ancestors. ### Modern Challenges Like many Indigenous communities, the Himba face pressures from modernization, drought, land-use conflicts, tourism, and development projects. Climate change has also made livestock herding more difficult in arid regions. At the same time, many Himba people selectively adopt aspects of modern life — such as mobile phones, schooling, and trade — while preserving core traditions. ### Tourism and Representation The Himba are often featured in documentaries and travel photography, but there is ongoing debate about ethical tourism and respectful representation. Some communities participate in cultural tourism for income, while others are concerned about exploitation or stereotyping.        ### Interesting Facts * Many Himba communities traditionally use very little water for bathing because of the arid environment. * Smoke baths using aromatic herbs are a common cleansing practice. * Cattle are deeply tied to marriage arrangements, rituals, and inheritance. * Despite outside influences, many Himba communities have preserved distinctive cultural practices into the 21st century. |
| Food › Re: If You Were Asked To Eat One Meal For The Rest Of Your Life, What Will It Be? by Aircom8: 8:49pm On Apr 12 |
There's never any food that anyone can eat for one month not to talk of 1 year. Your body system won't work very well. You called any food your best food because you don't eat that food on a regular basis. You try eat your best food continuously for just 2 weeks. You will hate it... You will never like it again. |
| Celebrities › Re: Toun Soetan Dies At 73 by Aircom8: 12:13pm On Mar 15 |
callmeDDD:Evang Niyi Adedokun 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: 2027: Senate Rejects Mandatory Electronic Transmission Of Results by Aircom8: 12:07pm On Feb 05 |
Abacha was once Nigerian head of state, where's he today? It's a matter of time.... |
| Education › Re: Soludo Threatens To Shut Private Schools That Fail To Open On Mondays by Aircom8: 9:14pm On Jan 29 |
People close shops for only a day but Soludo close it for 7 good days..... |
| Romance › Re: Please Help Me Reprogram My Life, I'm Tired Of Patronising Prostitutes. by Aircom8: 2:16pm On Jan 18 |
Try to locate any MFM church narate your experience to their pastor. Deliverance will help you |
| Sports › Re: AFCON 2025: Chelle Releases Super Eagles’ Provisional Squad by Aircom8: 8:35pm On Dec 03, 2025 |
If Victor gets injury, then Super Eagle is in trouble. Nothing for them again. A team built around Victor |
| Family › Re: What’s One Lesson You Learned As A Child That Still Guides Your Life Today? by Aircom8: 6:39pm On Nov 28, 2025 |
After reading False Alarm in Mastering English, I learnt that it's not good to deceive people. When you are saying the truth, they won't trust you. I don't play with my integrity 3 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Ribadu Meets US Defence Secretary, Top US General Over Trump’s Threat by Aircom8: 11:57am On Nov 22, 2025 |
Book Haram are kidnapping people so that they can use those people as cover up. Americans won't bomb them with the children. Americans will want the children to be saved. |
| Travel › Re: At Least 7 Killed, 11 Injured After UPS Plane Crashed Near Louisville Airport by Aircom8: 8:11am On Nov 05, 2025 |
God have mercy . God have mercy. God have mercy joelbooks: |
| Romance › Re: Lady Loses Control The Moment Her Boyfriend Pulls Out A Ring To Propose (Photos) by Aircom8: 8:10am On Sep 06, 2025 |
Glimpsetv:The lady might disguise as a way of saying no.... So the man is not disgraced 1 Like |
| Sports › Re: Chad Vs Ghana: FIFA World Cup Qualifiers (1 - 1) - Full Time by Aircom8: 5:47pm On Sep 04, 2025 |
nlfpmod:Ghana almost won.... Late equaliser saved Chad God help Nigeria on Saturday |
| Romance › Re: I'm Addicted To Prostitutes Now I'm Close To 40 by Aircom8: 4:02pm On Jun 28, 2025 |
Go to any MFM church and explain your problem to him. He will help you out |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: SA President Touches Hearts By Tying Girl's Shoelaces At The Mall - PICTURES by Aircom8: 11:11am On Jun 06, 2025 |
joeyswift:Get your fact right... For your information, Sanwo Olu is a bonafide member of MFM. Incase you don't know, he was an usher before he became Governor. Thanks |
| Food › Re: Price Of 50cl Coke In Canada Vs Nigeria by Aircom8: 2:57pm On May 18, 2025 |
Coke only used to send powder form to any country. It's now left for the country to add water to it. Some countries in other to make much profits add enough water and patch it up with sugar. Thank you |
| Education › Re: 2025 UTME: JAMB Plans Remedial Measures Amid Review Calls by Aircom8: 9:04pm On May 13, 2025 |
Eriokanmi:But what if you miss all the steps and score final answer, how are they marking it? |
| Politics › Re: 2027: I Will Support Peter Obi Again - Tunde Ednut by Aircom8: 7:25am On Apr 30, 2025 |
Penguin2:It's so bad if we vote only because the person is from our tribe..... Really bad indeed. The people in power don't care which tribe you came from. Prices of things is same all over Nigeria. Think very well before you choose the person you will vote for. Thank you all |
| Politics › Re: 2027 Presidency: A North Vs South Contest? by Aircom8: 12:21pm On Apr 26, 2025 |
| Education › Re: Lady Goes Gaga After Passing Nigerian Bar Exams (Photos) by Aircom8: 3:39pm On Apr 25, 2025 |
GistMedia0:I celebrate with you 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: More Govs Are Coming To APC, Tinubu's Positive Reforms Responsible - Gov Sule by Aircom8: 8:49pm On Apr 24, 2025 |
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| Politics › Re: More Govs Are Coming To APC, Tinubu's Positive Reforms Responsible - Gov Sule by Aircom8: 8:48pm On Apr 24, 2025 |
Guyman02:Naa you really understand the game 3 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Oborevwori Condemned APC For "Bringing Poverty" To Nigeria, Joined 3 Years After by Aircom8: 2:14pm On Apr 24, 2025 |
Racoon:This Gov is very smart. He has no one to disturb his second term. He now owns both APC and PDP. He will be the flag bearer of APC and put someone loyal to him to stand in for PDP. His second term is already guaranteed |
| Politics › Re: Igbo Lawyers Protest South East's Exclusion From FG Census Panel by Aircom8: 8:53am On Apr 24, 2025 |
Morbeta11:I am a Yoruba man, I believe there should be fairness if truly we united Nation 2 Likes |
| Politics › Re: Okowa’s Defection To APC Has Vindicated My Stance On Atiku – Wike by Aircom8: 6:49am On Apr 24, 2025 |
Bobloco:There's nothing money can not do 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Dele Momodu: I Will Not Be Surprised Tomorrow If INEC Declares It Has Joined APC by Aircom8: 6:34am On Apr 24, 2025 |
| Career › Re: ₦550k Still Looks Small As A Salary by Aircom8: 8:42pm On Apr 19, 2025 |
Send me #50k let me check something |
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