Julesbloom: efo soko soup i prepared tuday.

Eifeh: Ononikpo Aku, onye eze, ofor na ugoo my best igbo movie so far

Nightshift: Ndi ebe k'anyi ole ihe n'eme? Ala Owerri arila mma, apama para m apara! Ödighi ihe n'eme....

nagoma: Pentacostalism and Boko Haram are ruining Nigeria.

X-factoria:
I am going to kick some butts here but I must ask this question because[b] this incidence has left me confuse.[/b]

Are people from the south-east supposed to respect elders?


I'm asking because, in Lagos, it is normal to see Igbo people disrespecting elders and I'm wondering why it is an issue in Chris Anyanwu's feud with Rochas Okorocha.

No tribal bashing intended. Just a honest question.

This is a very ignorant statement
Na persin do una this thing?
Eh?

Incidence left you confuse
You are hasking a honest question
See Yinglishi

saxywale:

That's a correct traditional ruler. He rejected a gift for a very good reason.

Unlike one bleaching King in Oyo state that rejected Akala's car gift in 2006 because he was given the same car as two other prominent Kings(his enemies) in the state, which he felt was insulting to him even after the governor made his son a local government chairman.

Sammyfissy: This often baffles me now that i'm a bit mature. Anytime a new year is approaching when i was still much more younger i usually cry for new year clothes whenever my parents threaten to deny me. My dad will always give me a task whenever we resume for new session in school of which i have to do if i'm to wear new year clothes but now it has become a must do thing for both young and old people.
Does it really worth it?...whatcha say to this?

berem: me? I no dey slack for that kind thing.i go collect the gifts,take some come give people wey also need am.na chop and cleam mouth.lol

azimibraun: I will ask God jst lk I hv always asked him never 2 let me stop seeking justice 4 d Aluu 4. Am hoping 2 b a father some day, and dis Aluu babarian hv put a permanent fear in my mind already. Wll I ever sleep well if my male kids travel away frm home? Will I survive watching a clip of a son or brother bin killed that way? Nairaland keep the struggle for dis boys burning until they get justice.

berem: Ok she don try

debrief08: Let me digress a little, some years ago before I remarried my mother took the Bible and swore that if I did she will die.
After years of living in pain and misery to please others I wasn't faalling for emotional blackmail. We called her bluff. Her concern was losing her church position.
Anyway years later 2 grand kids after she is still alive and kicking.
My original church turned out to be more accepting and open, even though it was orthodox, Mama kept her position, because they were aware of the circumstances surrounding my marriage and divorce we had church blessings and were accepted as a communicant couple.
What is the point of my story? Do what is right and what gives you peace, God will never endorse misery, it will work ourt well in the end

jidegirl12: Tough one..... call grandma and have a serious mother son talk with her.... she's crossing her boundaries and your wife's gonna lose it on her one day and its not gonna be long.....Good luck

Hello my people Debrief, Greatgod and my sister chaircover ..... I wish y'all happy new year in good health and abundant wealth!

YoungSalute: No.. She spent like 15 years outside Nigeria. And I spent about 9 years too outside Nigeria.

My woman is calm and homely.

What should I do, ask my mum to leave or keep the house boiling ?

sammy-young:
Funny enuf:.....dis happens to be my church.

Was in church yesterday, when suddenly, I started noticing diff movement, side-talks, and funny displays of armed policemen around d church,den d service was fast-forwarded as if we rushing somwhere. Afterwards, d church leadership came in and some group went to switch-off the generator afterwhich trouble started.

Its was a pure show of shame as I av been a member for over 30yrs, now I know that we are all humans and religion is only secondary.

Anyway....my heart is still connected with my God as I wld be going there tonight to worship my true living God alone

CAC....one fold, one sheperd!!!

nne3870: @baby mama,she collect your thing ni?
Btw That jeans is too tight abeg.

afam4eva: I've noticed a sudden rise in Igbo movie production. I watched a movie titled "Ada Mbano" that was acted by Queen Nwokoye and it was good. She spoke Mbano throughout the movie. I also watched a movie titled "Nne Ife adigo" starring Kenneth Okonkwo, Patience Ozokwor, Chioma Chukwuka and Nuella Njubigbo.

boyo123: Slow pokes if na muslims now dem go sabi shout na wetin una glorified story book teack una b dat hen?

oily-Yoruba:
Ara ga gba ndi Yoruba na 2013 anyi na cho iba...AMEN

You need a change of moniker this coming 2013 too
I can help suggest positive names for you

cotton101:

I got my first ipad when i was 14 months (steve jobs was my dad's best friend cos my dad didn't mix with africans back then)

and i have been driving X6 since i was 18 - have i topped it yet for you aunty JJ

jennykadry:

What house? How old we're you when you moved in with your husband? Only 800k? Here I was thinking you'd hit the 2 million bench mark. You are a fecking eediot. A pathetic low life Yoruba girl. Inferiority will kill you.

Anu mpam

jennykadry: ^^^I taught you unfollowed this thread? You could not resist could you? Or you wanted Busybody to post so you could find someone to back you up?

Suprises: Hahaha....I love reading dis kind of thread..I dnt tink anyone should be blame on gold digging.What's d essence of making money if nt to spend it on swit chicks,i find it fun splashing money on gals it has always bin part of me bt i do spend wisely,remember God LOVES a cheerful giver....