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Romance / Re: Man Displays Bride's Traditional Wedding Gifts From Her Family (photos, Video) by Almaiga: 8:03pm On Apr 02 |
fyzaila: Yes. But most families do give the bride the bride price. Same was done to my wife. Her father asked her to do as she wish with it. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Southeast is more interconnected by roads than other regions. by Almaiga: 7:50pm On Apr 02 |
FatherOfJesus: Nobody is starving in the North. We get money,we get food and we get power.
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Politics / Re: Southeast is more interconnected by roads than other regions. by Almaiga: 7:48pm On Apr 02 |
Ogene001: You just described Eastern Nigeria I go laugh you tire today
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Politics / Re: Southeast is more interconnected by roads than other regions. by Almaiga: 7:45pm On Apr 02 |
FatherOfJesus: You don't beg but you sell your Children for as low as 50k just to buy food due to excessive HUNGER
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Politics / Re: 'Why Nigeria’s Oil Belongs To The North' - Dr. Usman Bugaje by Almaiga: 7:43pm On Apr 02 |
Goodlady: E pain am Either you like it or not, Bugaje is right. Besides the North benefit more from Nigeria Oil. Two people for my family get oil well for Akwaibom. How many people in your State get oil well?
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Romance / Re: Man Displays Bride's Traditional Wedding Gifts From Her Family (photos, Video) by Almaiga: 7:40pm On Apr 02 |
broadman20: We no get Ashawo for my village,if na wetin you wan see be that. And we no dey sell our precious daughters for millions of naira. E pain u well well
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Politics / Re: Southeast is more interconnected by roads than other regions. by Almaiga: 6:13pm On Apr 02 |
FatherOfJesus: Either with luck or not, I can feed you and your household for years. Weting you get? Nothing apart from that small Tecno phone wey you dey use browse |
Politics / Re: Southeast is more interconnected by roads than other regions. by Almaiga: 6:12pm On Apr 02 |
Ogene001: These are farmers settlements you posted. The smallest farmer there is richer than your Igwe North we get money, but we no dey chest beat |
Politics / Re: Southeast is more interconnected by roads than other regions. by Almaiga: 6:08pm On Apr 02 |
FatherOfJesus: The North own Nigeria and everything in it. The North decide who rule this Country. The North even decides who rule Eastern States as Governor. The Governor's of Anambra, Enugu, Imo and Ebonyi were all install by North. The only one left is Abia Governor. And soon, we will coloby that one for corner
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Politics / Re: Southeast is more interconnected by roads than other regions. by Almaiga: 6:04pm On Apr 02 |
FatherOfJesus: The North is still one million times better than your red mud Region. That's why Igbo people are trooping to the North in search of peace and greener pastures. Have you ever seen any Northerner who relocate to the East? It's not possible. Cause the place na zero
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Politics / Re: Southeast is more interconnected by roads than other regions. by Almaiga: 6:02pm On Apr 02 |
FatherOfJesus: Your region |
Sports / Re: Ahmed Musa Reacts To Controversy Over Refusal To Shake Governor Abba Kabir by Almaiga: 5:58pm On Apr 02 |
Penguin2: Then do your WORST 1 Like 1 Share
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Politics / Re: Southeast is more interconnected by roads than other regions. by Almaiga: 5:49pm On Apr 02 |
FatherOfJesus: Now we know the Region that are poor and hungry The Onion bandits. The Region that steal from the North.
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Politics / Re: Southeast is more interconnected by roads than other regions. by Almaiga: 5:47pm On Apr 02 |
FatherOfJesus: But Northwest no dey sell their Children to enable them buy food. Northern Girls no dey open their Toto for a plate of Indomie
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Politics / Re: Southeast is more interconnected by roads than other regions. by Almaiga: 5:44pm On Apr 02 |
FatherOfJesus: The North contribute over 45% to the Country's GDP via Agriculture alone. However, the East contribute ZERO. The East is actually the only Region that contribute ZERO to the exonomy.
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Politics / Re: 'Why Nigeria’s Oil Belongs To The North' - Dr. Usman Bugaje by Almaiga: 5:36pm On Apr 02 |
Bugaje is right. Very soon the North will claim ownership over the oil in Nigeria 19 Likes 1 Share
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Politics / Re: Southeast is more interconnected by roads than other regions. by Almaiga: 5:25pm On Apr 02 |
Ogene001: I drove through federal roads to Aba. |
Politics / Re: Southeast is more interconnected by roads than other regions. by Almaiga: 4:18pm On Apr 02 |
Ogene001: No be Aba wey I dey now you dey over hype like this.. Abeg there is nothing good about this Town |
Politics / Re: Southeast is more interconnected by roads than other regions. by Almaiga: 4:16pm On Apr 02 |
Ogene001: That dusty street get value pass that substandard tared road Anambra state government is building
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Politics / Re: Dangote Pegs Minimum Of 1Million Litres/Marketer As Diesel Sale Begins by Almaiga: 3:44pm On Apr 02 |
Epistasis: No mind them. It's not like their Region is even doing well. Their Region and politicians are even the worst in the Country |
Romance / Re: Man Displays Bride's Traditional Wedding Gifts From Her Family (photos, Video) by Almaiga: 3:42pm On Apr 02 |
RickyJesus: True |
Politics / Re: Southeast is more interconnected by roads than other regions. by Almaiga: 3:42pm On Apr 02 |
InyinyaAgbaOku: All I posted are state Roads. If I go post federal Roads in the North here, you go faint |
Travel / Re: Man Shows The Outdoor Camp Occupied By Hundreds Of Nigerians In Dublin (video) by Almaiga: 3:41pm On Apr 02 |
officialwdhtvv: How do they shower and use the Toilet? |
Politics / Re: Dangote Pegs Minimum Of 1Million Litres/Marketer As Diesel Sale Begins by Almaiga: 3:33pm On Apr 02 |
Nonybb: See painment 4 Likes 1 Share
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Politics / Re: Dangote Pegs Minimum Of 1Million Litres/Marketer As Diesel Sale Begins by Almaiga: 3:31pm On Apr 02 |
shoodboi2: The Marketer are refered to deport owners 1 Like |
Romance / Re: Man Displays Bride's Traditional Wedding Gifts From Her Family (photos, Video) by Almaiga: 3:27pm On Apr 02 |
Cantonese: Yes. It's all about peace. And I tell you for sure. Things like this brings peace in the marriage. |
Romance / Re: Man Displays Bride's Traditional Wedding Gifts From Her Family (photos, Video) by Almaiga: 3:25pm On Apr 02 |
RickyJesus: Both Muslims and Northern Christians do this in the North. My wife is a Northern Christian. 2 Likes |
Romance / Re: Man Displays Bride's Traditional Wedding Gifts From Her Family (photos, Video) by Almaiga: 3:21pm On Apr 02 |
BrutusOj: My Wife's father bought almost everything. The mom bought all cooking utensils. That's what tradition demands for them. The idea is this. Without knowing the full financial status of the groom, they want their daughter to be comfortable in n her husband's house. As for the cooking utensils, you know most bachelors only have few plates, few cutleries. But as he gets married, his wife will need complete Kitchen utensils. There are even times that, she might need bigger pots to cook in the house. Maybe they are hosting friends or families for a birthday occasion or anything that calls for celebration. She won't need to go borrow those stuffs like big pots, mortar, big bowls, big trays etc. The mom will provide everything during the marriage. Another reason for this is that. Some men are fun of having querells with their wife's every now and then. They will call the woman names. They mostly tell her to pack her bag and leave his house. That she didn't even bring anything to the house when he married her. Some will even claimed that,he picked her from the gutter and wretched. But with things like this, every groom will have some respect for his wife to some extent. 3 Likes |
Romance / Re: Man Displays Bride's Traditional Wedding Gifts From Her Family (photos, Video) by Almaiga: 3:08pm On Apr 02 |
zed7: You are wrong. What you wrote is far from the reason. It is actually a tradition in the North. Common people do it for their daughters who is getting married too. Even the bride price, most families give it to the bride to do whatever she wants with it. 1 Like |
Romance / Re: Man Displays Bride's Traditional Wedding Gifts From Her Family (photos, Video) by Almaiga: 2:53pm On Apr 02 |
kenex4ever: Yes they do in all Northern marriages. Did you noticed that, during those mass marriages that are conducted in Kano. Do you notice that the Government provided sets of Couch, bed, wardrobe, make-up mirrors plus kitchen stuffs. The government provided those stuffs to each bride, since the Government was responsible for the marriages Note: Both Northern Christians and Northern Muslims do this. It's a Northern tradition. 4 Likes |
Romance / Re: Man Displays Bride's Traditional Wedding Gifts From Her Family (photos, Video) by Almaiga: 2:49pm On Apr 02 |
Romance / Re: Man Displays Bride's Traditional Wedding Gifts From Her Family (photos, Video) by Almaiga: 2:43pm On Apr 02 |
Cantonese: Most of the things my wife brought are still in their cartons. They are kept in the Store in my house. Cause I have almost everything in my house before I married her. But the executive Chairs she brought is the one we are using in the living room now. And we are also using almost all the Kitchen stuffs she brought That's why when you enter North, you will see Furniture makers, make sets of beds, executive Chairs, center table, wardrobe, make-up mirrors etc. They make them in sets. They don't sell one except the entire sets. They actually make them for sale to brides families. Thats why funiture makers in the North make money. People patronise them regularly for this purpose. While common People patronise Nigerian made furnitures, the rich go for imported furnitures. 5 Likes |
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