₦airaland Forum

InvertedHammer:
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Osibanjo is the proverbial "he who stands for nothing falls for everything"

It is not by kinsmanship. How much of SW or christians' interests is he protecting?

Politics in Nigeria is a family affair. You go in to better the lot of your immediate family and friends riding on the back of gullible ethnic champions.

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The SW don't understand this

NGpatriot:
I think they stopped Civic education in Nigeria.

ok

fergie001:
Commodore Ebite Ukiwe (rtd)

gbam

NGpatriot:
The president doesn't hire, approve or sack people in the VPs office, that's the job of the VP chief of staff.

Chai....who is the chief of staff?

President has the right to fire anyone ...he is number 1 in the country


Respect our president please

I am proud to be Igbo....this is one area that when I look at my history as an Igbo man I am proud


Ebitu Ukiwe ....they wanted to give him 10% of what this one that calls himself pastor....he resigned....that is my man anyday


He is what it means to be a man

truthfulparrot:
If this news is true, I expect Osibanjo to resign immediately in protest. If not, he will be disgraced out.

Dude might be used to eating the humble pie

They keep falling this man hands .. how long would he endure


I dey Shane for am and his people


Who was that Igbo man that was VP that resigned in 70s or 80s again ?

They voted ....

They should endure

They should get used to it



We're they warned in Lagos ?

CeterisXVII:
Now I get it. You are obsessed with those Yoruba people, probably because one of them played a fast one on you. Now why don't you take up your grievances with them directly, instead of stalking me, that is not even related to them?

Anyway, your case is very comical. You are too lazy to conduct any meaningful research using Google, so you want me to spoon feed you with info. Oya, continue waiting. Na you go tire....hehehe!

I m not obsessed, I love them and they are my friends...do not take online serious bro

mikeapollo:
Go for 2003-07 Toyota Highlander, especially 4 plugs with 2 wheel drive.

Is that one an SUV with two when drive and 4 plugs

Supported. Nothing bad in buying Naija used car. Provided you Sabi check or probably get someone to check for you and luck follow the person. My car is Naija used and no single issue till now. Just minor stuffs have changed so far like break pads, airflow sensor that's all.

My dear I buy car bases on the body and the interior...Naija used cars are good ...what I do is when I buy them , I zero my mind that the engine isn't good ...so so just buy another engine ..be it full or skeleton

My own is body and interior with chassis

K00da:
With that amount (1.5), if u want to enjoy the money go for a corolla or camery. U can also try some Honda accord or civic but corolla and camery will be beta option.

If u really want a good luxury car then save up to @least 3M. None Toyota (Lexus included) and Honda cars with high milage will likely start having engine problems which nobody want.

He is talking about cars and not these vehicles you called

abescom:
I was making on average 2m per month before my health took a hit due to overworking. May was 4m, April around same, March around 2m, February around 2m, January 3m, December 2018 circa 1m, November 2018 3m. I can show prove if you want. Note I don't sell guides or mentorship, I have a family and business which takes my time.

I may not be making as much as Linda ( and we are not in same fields ) but millions monthly is possible.

The problem with you Nigerians is that you dobt work hard enough and expect money. I used to work on average 16 hours per day Monday to Friday then 8-10 hours Saturday. Circa 3 hours on Sunday ( since as an usher I most often don't get home before 5pm and leaves home before 7am ).

Oh that is right bro

sooperrescue:
Hmmm, nor let them ban me o

Are you in Lagos...I need a great Benz mechanic

Solacemk:
Hi my fellow Nairalanders. I need urgent advice from you.

I started a blog last 2 months, i applied for AdSense and got approval, i started posting ads this October, to my surprise i just earned $3 for the whole month, pls does it make any sense? And will it improve? And is it ok to start with $3? My hosting is expiring soon coz it's not annual subscription. I'm thinking of quiting. Please advise me. thank you all.

Just like anything in life, you have two options...to have patience or quit

But wait a minute ....where you thinking of making millions from blogging ...are you Linda ikeji ...are you as pretty as her or are you Seun

Igbo again

Sometimes I wonder what is wrong with
some of these Niger Delta folks

CeterisXVII:
Your problem is that you are too lazy to do any meaningful research, despite the fact that the internet is so freely available. And you have the temerity to accuse yourself of having no sense.

Well, since you have chosen to refer to yourself using such words, who am I to disagree with you?

I told you earlier not to expect me to spoon feed you with information, yet you keep repeating the same question.

And the sad thing is that you keep asking for a Yoruba man to be shown to you, as an example. Why are you obsessed with that tribe?

You didn't even ask for any other example of a person from another tribe. How does one describe your fixation with that tribe?

Listen, there are 774 local government areas in Nigeria. And over 180 languages and several other dialects are spoken within this country's borders.

It appears that a Yoruba man must have stolen your wife, in another life. Should I call those Yoruba people to help you resolve your problems?

Bla bla black sheep have you any name ? Yes sir ...yes sir ...the one gave by Fula tribe

Marley147:
they do my brother. The typical Igbo parents wants you to marry Igbo too. My uncle got married to a white woman & the mum still counts him single even after more than ten years of marriage. The last time the wife gave birth my mum was a kind of being sad that the mum didn't tell her. But she told my mum that it's because he is not yet married even after 3 kids and over 12 yrs she still pressures him to come down to Nigeria & get married

Are you done....so typical Yoruba don't want their wards to marry in their tribe or that of Hausa


Ana akogheri

Palace32:
Oga don't just assume things, if there are some grey areas that needs to be clarified, just tell me and I will throw more light into it. FYI, I own a house of my own and I am a comfortable man who is dependant on no one.

Weather you own a house or a city that is immaterial

The thing is simple, love is that last thing you consider in marriage...when love fades which it would after few years there are things that keep the marriage on


Those things are to be considered 1st and love is last

If you want to hear...hear

If you want to listen ...listen

You are a man so take your decision and stop disturbing us

Palace32:
Hello fellow Nairalanders.

I have a very strong issue bothering my mind, there is this lady I'm in love with, the love is very mutual as she is also madly in love with me too. She's everything I want in a woman and I am planning on getting married and settling down with her next year.

The issue is that, I am Igbo but my girlfriend Yoruba. Personally, I have no issue with that, she doesn't too but my parent does. This past week, mum overheard me speaking to her on the phone in Yoruba language and with the way I sounded over the phone, she knew we were dating. Immediately I ended the call with my girlfriend, my mum asked if that was my gf I just finished speaking yoruba to on the phone, I nodded in affirmation, mum said it's over her dead body will I marry a Yoruba girl, she was warning me when my Dad entered, my Dad being a Pastor, I thought he would reason with me and see reason from my perspective, but instead, he supported my mother.

They both gave me reasons why the idea of me marrying my Yoruba gf is dead on arrival. One of it is how my gf will cope anytime we travel to our home town and she's invited to the Igbo women meetings, will she be hired an interpreter to interprete bits by bits whatsoever they are saying? Or will she forced them to speak English instead of the official igbo language being spoken at meeting?

Another reason they both gave me is that, no one in our lineage has married to anyone who is not igbo, both from my Paternal or Maternal side and I won't be the first. My Dad once said that if eventually I marry my Yoruba gf, I will forget my roots, I won't be coming home regularly and with time, she will force me not to come home at all.. and so on and so forth.

It's so glaring that my parent are TRIBALISTIC. There is no two ways about it.

I really love this girl, she's very decent. Her mum is aware we are dating and it seems there won't be any problem or issue from my gf's family side. I really want to marry her as she's my ideal type of woman, however, leaving her can be mentally and emotionally damaging to us.

How do I cope with my tribalistic parent? How do I convince them that my love for her knows no boundaries, tribe or race? Is there anything my parent are seeing that is still blind to me?

I'm in dire need for mature minded advice.

Thanks in anticipation

Dude ...i would not take you seriously

Because ...you are still staying in your parents house and you talk about marriage...no Igbo man does that

Secondly, there are things to consider in marriage and love is that last thing ....trust me

Thirdly, would you as a boy not a man loose your family because of a woman


Oga this is not titanic movie ...better align with your family

iykee101:
Finally da priest has confirmed her kpekus, man must not eat one soup,varieties is the key

Kpekus na old one but upgraded

bender79:
I'm sure she denied him her kpekus.

gbam

CeterisXVII:
Oga, you are the only person whose ignorance is so obvious on this thread. Stop trying to turn the truth on its head.

Stop trying to turn what everyone knows as contemporary wear worn by all tribes, into an Igbo outfit.

The more you try to do so, the more ridiculous you appear.....

The problem is that you never had a name till fulani gave you a name

The orobel is that you wore nothing and never had a style till fulani gave you danshiki which you call agbada
And that is why your culture is watered down


Now claim this as contemporary...show me one Yoruba man that wore this in 80s or 90s that made it contemporary


Abi you no get sense

theDEVILisHERE:
If I'm not mistaken

Isi agu was actually for the Warriors, battle tested

As the name implies, those who have killed Agu (Leopard, lion)

That is the literal meaning but it is a ceremonial cloth in Igbo land and what ebuka etc w0te are the everyday clothes in Igbo land 2hivh has been mordenized....it used to be a big loose and big but today it is fitted ....


If you look at Catholic men association in Igbo land these past 20yrs that is what they wore

BotherMleeper:
This does not tell anyone what brand of Merc you're driving....as 4Matic simply means.......a Merc with an All Wheel Drive.

I Know...it's ML ..the SUV

VirginSearcher:
Don't tribalize it, cultism exists everywhere especially in all southern Nigeria. Do well to stop tribalism just as I have

Ekosodin, Ekpoma... Edo state is known for crime especially omila .. that's the truth he said .... What do they gain seff in cultism

Blazebond:
Hmmm,so kings dey go funeral for yoruba land,na wa o,kings nor dey near burial or funeral for urhobo at all o,even if na fellow king die sef,the highest that they do is to pay condolences to the family before or after the burial.

We have real Kings and audio Kings

Is Ebuka a ghost... He is virtually everywhere

Very problematic car.... Electricals ... Twoa of my folks sold theirs ... Maybe we don't have good mechanic

Thank Lord the 4matic is the best decision I have made in car driving ... It's great

Benz is amazing

BMW is splendid

MelesZenawi:
Fairly tale.

Get a video to back the write up.

Video evidence and language communication settles it all.

Intellectual lazy man....I know you guys are lazy physically but never knew it got to mental laziness



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