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Politics › Re: Did Awolowo Have Friends From Outside The SW (read old W region)? by aljharem3: 5:48am On Oct 15, 2011
arsenefc:
These good for nothing tribalists ( Catz, fake professor of hydroponics, local 'Mr. Ekiti' Champion, BAT dycck sucker, abacadabra) have started again.

What do you care Awo didnt have friends? The most important thing is that he's got enemies; after all, It is from their foes, not their friends, that cities learn the lesson of building high walls and ships of war.

Gosh. I hate e-thugs.
grin grin grin grin grin grin lol

mad grin grin
Culture › Re: Is The Igbo Language Dying? by aljharem3: 5:03am On Oct 15, 2011
ezer:
Mr Okoro, because they have european Ancestors, moro.n. Igbo ppl don't have that yet they still change their names to European ones.

What cankerworm rubbish are u talking about, the only people I heard had foreign origin are the igbos n hausas who[b] migrated from isreal(igbos)[/b] n hausas(arab).n yet u hardly hear the igbos bearing the jews names.
The youribas were only opportuned to travel to the western world for educatn n came back bearing western names.
Now tell me MR ofenmanu whose language is dying faster??
How did igbo migrate from Israel ?

How did Hausa migrate from Arab ?
Politics › Re: Osun Acquires Four Locomotives Of 40 Coaches & 40 Wagons by aljharem3: 2:02am On Oct 15, 2011
Gayigaskia:
Free of Charge huh huh huh So how it is going to be sustainable for the years to come huh
na gode

good question
Politics › Re: Osun Acquires Four Locomotives Of 40 Coaches & 40 Wagons by aljharem3: 2:02am On Oct 15, 2011
Eko Ile:
Great move.

This makes me so happy. Nothing like great public administrators with good vision, great sense of porpose and community?


Kudos,
how is a railway in Osun a great move ?

Educate me, thanks
Politics › Re: Apugo Condemns The Sacking Of Non-indigenes In Abia by aljharem3: 1:47am On Oct 15, 2011
ezer:
igbotic people's business, bunch of despoiler.
To your jungle oh animal!, mcheew!!, Yoruba Yoruba nonsense!
and who told you he is Yoruba ?

do you people believe that the only people that can talk trash about igbos are hausa or yoruba

na wa o, some deluded people
Culture › Re: Yoruba Mythology by aljharem3: 1:43am On Oct 15, 2011
exotik:
and btw, why havent so-called elderly yoruba "puritans" corrected the yoruba word itself?

if Yemaja was quickly corrected to Yemoja
then, Yoruba should be Yoruba.

at least the ibos have corrected ibo to igbo ,  

but nah, yoruba puritans cannot be bothered to correct the most important word in their identity but want to tell us the correct spelling of Akpata.
LOL about the kp and P thing you are very wrong

it is p and not kp

http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=7XSiGw4_qlAC&pg=PR28&lpg=PR28&dq=kp+yoruba&source=bl&ots=u0Ve7ZrfIm&sig=vC_W4Eb6tmY9f3aoaR5T0K27gWM&hl=en&ei=29aYTr-cCMHD8QOa8cnQBQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CB4Q6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=kp%20yoruba&f=false
Politics › Re: Osun Acquires Four Locomotives Of 40 Coaches & 40 Wagons by aljharem3: 1:40am On Oct 15, 2011
According to him, the state Executive Council has also approved the construction of a mid-regional market at Dagbolu area, saying, “we are starting an Osun mid-regional market at Dagbolu and this has to come into place because of the intention of the governor to make Osun the nerve commercial centre of the South-West”.
Nope Lagos and Ibadan are already are

no point in Osun joining in

Infact ogun state has a better chance than Osun

fact !!!

Once Lagos, Osun and Oyo are truly connected, then Osun ekiti, delta and edo should join in
Culture › Re: Ekele (greetings, Well-wishing, Compliments, Regard, Salutation) In Igbo Culture by aljharem3: 1:31am On Oct 15, 2011
DRlulu:
edited
Kedu smiley

ur signature is cracking up grin grin grin grin
Health › Re: Flushing Out Inhaled Generator Fumes by aljharem3: 1:27am On Oct 15, 2011
ASANIGBO:
Put 1 big sachet of omo detergent in 1 full bucket of waster drink all of it & flush it away through urine.
shocked shocked shocked shocked grin LOL

People DO NOT TAKE THIS ADVICE O!!!

Once you do this, the alkaline in soap would cause instant cancer in one part of the digestive system.

Also, there is a chance it can cause ulcer

Best advice is the vegetable and fruits

also caffeine
Culture › Re: Is The Igbo Language Dying? by aljharem3: 1:14am On Oct 15, 2011
cantell:
You're patronizing us right? I hate to burst your bubble, but we know who you are.
A freakng bat! A mammal and a sorry a$$ bird put together.
Do yourself a favour, get the hell out of this thread!
Patronizing what ? To gain what if I patronize Igbo language ?

I am part Igbo myself so what do you mean by patronizing ?

IGBO LANGUAGE IS NOT ANYWHERE CLOSE TO DYING.

do not be deceiving yourself to think it is dying, it is not close to dying
Health › Re: Flushing Out Inhaled Generator Fumes by aljharem3: 10:41pm On Oct 14, 2011
Yankeeboi:
You can take high dose of (abscorb acid) also known as vitamin C. You will flush the free radical unwanted foreign object in
your system out.

You've to get the quality vitamin c, most of vitamin c in Nigeria market cannot do the work. Drink lot of water,vegetables and juices, in other
to flush them out easily.
Very correct as well
Health › Re: Flushing Out Inhaled Generator Fumes by aljharem3: 10:20pm On Oct 14, 2011
Oxygen mask ie 100% oxygen

although the carbon monoxide is more attached to the blood than oxygen but through diffusion, the fumes would leave the body slowly but surely.

Local remedy.

Eat a lot of green vegetables :- The idea is for it to stimulate your liver to remove the toxins in the body.

Also make sure the person is in a place that is well aerated.

Lastly for emergency  

The person should drink coffee or eat Gworo(hausa) Obi(yoruba) Oji(igbo) (Kola nuts in english)

The caffeine also would help displace the Carbon Monoxide really fast as well
Culture › Re: Is The Igbo Language Dying? by aljharem3: 10:01pm On Oct 14, 2011
would a language that is dying have all those qualities ?

I ask ?

OP we have done this topic over and over again on NL

it is not a dying langauge
Culture › Re: Is The Igbo Language Dying? by aljharem3: 10:00pm On Oct 14, 2011
IGBO LANGUAGE IS NOT DYING, INFACT IT IS NOW AN INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE

I am tried of saying the same thing over and over again

would a dying language have these

1. Google Igbo

2. Used in UK electoral booth

3. Being thought as an International language

[size=13pt]unizik lecturers to teach Igbo in Chinese varsity[/size]


The Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka has intensified the academic exchange programme with Chinese institutions with the successful training of six of its lecturers in Chinese language and culture.


The Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Boniface Egboka, said this on Tuesday at a ceremony to mark his second year in office.


He said while six lecturers from UNIZIK were being sponsored by the Chinese government to undergo more studies in China, there were Chinese lecturers at the Confucius Institute in Awka, established in 2007.


He said, “Our lecturers in China will start teaching the Chinese at Xiamen University Igbo language and culture to enhance international understanding and cooperation across boundaries.


“The Chinese government has approved UNIZIK as a centre for taking the Chinese HSK Language Proficiency Examination for certification of those who can write and speak the Chinese language.


“We will begin to issue UNIZIK certificates and diplomas to all our candidates that have undergone the Chinese language training of this university and passed. Such people will be allowed to take the HSK examinations and get the Chinese government certificate if they pass.


“A degree programme in Chinese language and culture has been prepared and approved by the Senate for submission to the NUC for a resource verification exercise and eventual approval.”


He added that the university had continued with linkage programmes with universities in Asia, America, Europe and Africa.


The vice-chancellor said with the support of the governing council and the entire staff and students, his administration had been able to make significant progress.


http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201106084453596
Culture › Re: Ekele (greetings, Well-wishing, Compliments, Regard, Salutation) In Igbo Culture by aljharem3: 9:56pm On Oct 14, 2011
NRI PRIEST:
Andre, efifie oma nwannem. Ndi Igbo tulu ilu si na emeghee uzo emeghee onu. Ndi Igbo sikwazili na onye nwelu onu oma nwelu ihu oma.
Goodmorning-ibolachi
Good afternoon-efifie oma
Good night-abani oma
Alhaji harem, take note brother.
Thanks
Culture › Re: Is The Igbo Language Dying? by aljharem3: 9:11pm On Oct 14, 2011
cl9700:
Tu-face is Igbo? And he did 'Implication' in Yoruba Language?
2 face is not igbo and does not even have an igbo name or have any connection with igbo. He is a northerner of idoma ethic group

stop lying and pls stop claiming
Culture › Re: Ekele (greetings, Well-wishing, Compliments, Regard, Salutation) In Igbo Culture by aljharem3: 8:58pm On Oct 14, 2011
Andre Uweh:
@Alh Uche, am sorry, this thread is meant to improve Igbo writing and the target is Igbo bu Igbo.
How am I and others meant to improve if we can not understand what you are posting ?

I am an active learner of Igbo language and You as well can attest to my improvement in Igbo language and culture
Culture › Re: Yoruba Mythology by aljharem3: 8:56pm On Oct 14, 2011
Andre Uweh:
Moonlight stories are so much here. These are all false attempt to ensure that Ife or Yorubaland is the craddle of civilization. Yet before the first bicycle in Yorubaland, In Obodo Oyibo, they were already flying in the skies.
Don't be deceived guys.
How does this relate to yorubaland as the craddle of civilization ?

did you read the thread at all

Mythology = craddle of civilization ? makes no sense

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