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afam4eva:
Aname kene ndi Igbo nile no na Nairaland, Ndewoo


Hope i got that right.

maedan:
Well it became too rampant, I mean Igbo artists singing in Yoruba, and it seemed obvious it was for commercial reasons. Dbanj stood out with his Igwe song. But I agree with you, what is the difference??


Meanwhile, I hope other musicians will not start hankering for their own chieftaincy titles, from any which tribe.

snowdrops:
What about the men that suffer in silence

Andre Uweh:
Wife seeks divorce over beating
19 February, 2010 07:26:00 Geraldine Okolie
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The business woman Mrs. Mary Bolodeoku claimed that her husband beats her at every slightest provocation, non payment of their children school fees, embarrassment and molestation in public.

The petitioner also claimed that the last time her husband visited at her shop where she sells cooked food stuffs, she was badly humiliated.

She also told the court that due to the nature of his job, he returns home at anytime he wishes.

Mrs. Bolodeoku amidst sobs also said that "the last time we encountered, he beat hell out of me, throwing objects at me, he almost broke my legs", hence her wanting to dissolve the union.

She therefore pleaded that the custody of her two children be given to her.

The respondent Mr. Gbenga Bolodeoku a commercial bus driver who plies Lagos and outside however did not consent to the dissolution of the union but rebuffed all the claims leveled against him saying "it is due the nature of my job I was absent the at the last adjournment which could have enabled me to quicken the reconciliation move", He also explained that he briefed their family lawyer who spoke on his behalf then.

He however admitted that he goes to her shop to see his children and not to humiliate her in any way "it is because of my kids under her care, hence my frequent appearance at her shop".

Counsel to the respondent Mr. Alex Onazi who also doubles as a friend of the family while responding to the question if he was really a friend of he family, admitted that he knows them very well, "so I thought it wise to see that the only thing I can do is to make sure that they reunite".

On what steps he has been taking in seeing that the couple unites, he said wife has been intervening as well.

The Court therefore advised that the lawyer’s wife be brought to the court at the next adjournment; the matter was then adjourned till 15 of March 2010.


http://www.champion.com.ng/index.php?news=28193

FL Gators:
Bring your head and I'll ensure you that my downstairs is alright. By the time I finish shoitting on your head, your own upstairs will start functioning.

You're not making sense. Did they tell you that they cant sing in their own language?

wait, are you sick?

FL Gators:
wait, its an honor to sing in Igbo, but for an Igbo person to sing in yoruba, its a shame?
are you alright upstairs?

Dede1:
@OP

It is not only ridiculous but absolutely laughable that a grown man does not and can not discern his originality. If this punk was fed unfounded story about his originality, I ask him whether the time has not come for him to re-examine the missing links in such convoluted concoction.

Let us assume that this homeless Prince of Bini Kingdom wondering around was so confused that he did not remember his name. Did he also forget the Edo collective words for own children that he used that of Igbo word, “UMU”, as in UMUNEDE? When will this stupidity end among certain idiotic fellows?

You will never be Igbo because a true Igbo person would not claim ancestry to a village empire such as Bini.

lbotus:
i have seen people from Ika,umenede,Ndoni, Oshimili,Iseluku,Ahoada saying they are igbos.I see them as igbos.
Even the Binis, Eshan,Estako.Owan call the people of Ika igbo.

There is nothing anybody can do to change that.