Jokes Etc › Re: Picture Of How A Girl Sleep When In Her Boo's House And When At Home by Cammo: 8:28pm On Mar 13, 2015 |
ShirelleBaby:

Doesn't apply to me I stay in a position and still wake up perfectly in the position I slept in. You mean he doesn't disturb u in the night?  |
Education › Re: Lasu Produce Six First Class , 6885 Graduates by Cammo: 8:23pm On Mar 13, 2015 |
Only six? LASUITES falling hands |
Politics › Re: ISIS Accepts To Join Forces With Boko Haram by Cammo: 7:28am On Mar 13, 2015 |
ISIS have a lot of enemies already. They're hardly surviving on their own, so it sounds funny that they want to support Boko haram now |
Nairaland General › Re: Temidayo Joseph, Nigerian Schoolboy Hangs Himself In The UK (pic) by Cammo: 7:03am On Mar 13, 2015 |
If there's no suicide note, how do they know he was experimenting Robin's death? Who was there with him at the time?Something is not right about this story. |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 6:58am On Mar 13, 2015 |
Akan: Anyone know the meaning of Ikemefuna. I love that Igbo name. It's a very old name, though. I think, before the Christians missionary reached the east Nigeria. It's replaced with Chibuikem, meaning "God is my strength" |
Family › Re: Newly Wedded Nairalander Photos by Cammo: 2:47pm On Mar 12, 2015 |
MadCow1: Nairaland Babes be here forming Bigs Gals and feminists, whilst babes from Linda Ikeji be stealing all the good Nairaland men..
Congrats bro...
Wishing you a blissful marriage..
note.. No beat your wife o! Because e be like say Na wetin dey reign these days.. Hmm, the Op never said he met his wife on LIB o |
Family › Re: Newly Wedded Nairalander Photos by Cammo: 2:44pm On Mar 12, 2015 |
The idea of wearing uniform rather than the normal suit, though. Happy married life to the couple. May God fulfil every purpose for this holy union. Amen |
Politics › Re: Policeman Beats Driver To Coma In Lekki, Lagos (pics) by Cammo: 2:28pm On Mar 12, 2015 |
Extreme abuse of power. Were they high or something? See foam coming out of the man's mouth  |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 2:27pm On Mar 12, 2015 |
author=onomeglo post=31551414] No offense  |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 2:20pm On Mar 12, 2015 |
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Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 1:59pm On Mar 12, 2015 |
onomeglo: [ :Dquote author=LovelyLilac post=31538615] Please what do these names mean: Obukhome, Igbunu, Uyoyo, Oghenecaro, oghenemena, oghale. Obaro, okeoghene, oghenevwede, oghenemero, akpobome, ojevwe, omosefe, ejoke, ovwo, voke... Are they all Urhobo or are the both Isoko and Urhobo names.
are u an urhobo?btw am isoko !uyoyou-love,oghenekaro-God first,oghenemena-my God,oghale-blessing,okeoghene-gift of God,oghenewevde-God's own day,obaro-progress or success, omoefe-child is wealth,ovoke,everyone with his time or destiny,orezi-my beloveth or desire,olezi-psalms, odomero-its eneough for me,enifome-what befits me,elo-bright, eloho -loftiness,onoriode-who knws tomorrow,orobo oghene-is in Gods hand,othuke-my helper,oruaro oghene-glory of God,aruoriwho-grace,orhowo-faith,emamuzou-good destiny igbunu-miracle etc  Elohor, my gf and I didn't even know the meaning of her name  |
Celebrities › Re: Mide Funmi-Martins: "I Do Dog Style To Keep My Husband" by Cammo: 1:18pm On Mar 12, 2015 |
Celebrities and their madness. What is the essence telling the public about her sexual experience/affair in marriage? Wetin she want make we do? |
Properties › Re: Pls Urgent Response Needed, How Much Will It Cost To Build House Like This(pics by Cammo: 1:14pm On Mar 12, 2015 |
You can't really tell until you start. Don't be surprised that what you budget now might later become insufficient. For a better advice on raising a building, contact experts |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 1:06pm On Mar 12, 2015 |
joey2002: Grace- Amara Ugo - pride, God's pride Ugo is glory, bro. Pride is 'ugwu' |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 1:04pm On Mar 12, 2015 |
Chimamaa: What's the meaning of chinezelum God protects |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 1:01pm On Mar 12, 2015 |
[quote author=cheruv post=31533304][/quote]So Ugochukwu means 'eagle of God'?  |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 1:00pm On Mar 12, 2015 |
LovelyLilac: Please what do these names mean: Obukhome, Igbunu, Uyoyo, Oghenecaro, oghenemena, oghale. Obaro, okeoghene, oghenevwede, oghenemero, akpobome, ojevwe, omosefe, ejoke, ovwo, voke... Are they all Urhobo or are the both Isoko and Urhobo names. Too bad, I don't understand Urhobo  |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 1:00pm On Mar 12, 2015 |
kuuljay: so ugo means grace No, it means glory |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 12:59pm On Mar 12, 2015 |
kuuljay: yes if we are to look at it critically we can see that they are Arabic translations but not really islamic.remember old testament is also included in the quran and these people came to contact with Arabs before christian missionaries so they somehow use the Arabic translations,its the same names you will see in a hausa bible Alright, thanks |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 9:03pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
onuwaje: Let me Start with my name. 1.oritsegbubemi- God answered me 2. Omatsola - child is wealth 3.oritsetimeyin - God gat my back 4. Eyimofe- what I want 5.eworitsemogha- I'm in God's hand 6.oyowuli - Joy came home 7. Omatsuli- child is. Home
Proudly ITSEKIRI Itsekiri and Yoruba have language similarities. Wow! |
Fashion › Re: Sandra Muna Okerie Is Amity's Most Beautiful Face In Nigeria (pics) by Cammo: 8:58pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
My mom is more beautiful  |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 8:54pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
rocksteady419: Bini people in d house wo yie Oya make una start dey upload d meanings of these ones
Osasere Osaze Uyi hailing Osaze is Ishan, right? |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 8:49pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
joey2002: Grace- Amara Ugo - pride, God's pride Alright |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 8:36pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
YoungBraniac: lols! @bolded. Hehehe i knew d name 'Okoro' would have a funny meaning Yes, but many Igbo people don't know it means Mugu. To them, 'okoro' simply means 'kinsman'. |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 8:30pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
Pennyways: ugo means eagle in our igbo dialect, it also mean grace Yeah, ur right, but what kind of parents would name their child 'Daughter of eagle'?  |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 8:28pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
YoungBraniac: Thanks bro Thanks op for creating an educative topic like this. I gained some cultural knowledge 2day Thank u too for the kind words  |
Crime › Re: Truck Carrying Human Head In Adamawa Intercepted By Police by Cammo: 8:23pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
Human head? Election time closing in so we mustn't be shocked to hear strange news |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 8:16pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
Radoillo: Isaac is Yishaq. Isa is actually Jesus. Ok, noted |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 8:13pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
YoungBraniac: What of Okoro?? Coz my Igbo Neighbour yabs his kids with dis name. Lol! Kinsmen. But some people (not Igbos) attach a different meaning to it - 'Mugu' |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 8:11pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
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Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 8:09pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
Neplusultra: Lol@ Diaris God/Chukwudi  Hahaha! Funnily correct  |
Culture › Re: Nigerian Native Names And Their Meanings by Cammo(op): 7:58pm On Mar 11, 2015 |
YoungBraniac: Whats the meaning of Chimobi ,Ada, Chidera, UkAmaka, Nnena & Chima? Chima - God knows Chimobi - God knows the heart Ada - first daughter Ukamaka - I think it means 'Church is good'  Nnenna - Mother of father Chidera - means 'What God has written can't be changed' |