₦airaland Forum

DonVikings:
But they drink smelly black urine openly.

iLoveConductor1:
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The falling serpents of ewedu republic.

I need not start digging brownroof pictures of the eyesore called Ibadam this midnight.

DonVikings:
Potor zombies and Ibo Jews don't care. I can only imagine what would have happened to the entire region if Igbo Christians had been part of this scam.

I have come to discover that those with that flatenned oblongata are the ones that worship Kanu. Igbo Christians don't have that shape of head. Take a look at the head below..

divinehand2003:
Hmmmm

What he did in that pix was mere touching and not grabbing.

He would have added more pressure on those succulent butts now. The guy just dey dull himself.

By the way, this is how to grab a butt.

Cyynthia:
I stand with Oduduwa.
To hell with restructuring.

Amarabae:
Chai, happy married life to her jare,
some men are just time wasters,
if you both are above 27yrs and dating and he is not serious whenever you mention anything marriage,
he is a potential timewaster

MisterLomantic:
Indeed. The same pigs and idiots who insult their Yorùbá masters daily can't reach their potentials in life until they come to our lands. The same chest beaters survive on the money they make when Yoruba customers patronise them. Take away Yorùbá people from useless Igbo lives and watch the entire tribe go extinct.

jargo89:
As much as I would love to satisfy you with my time, you arent intelligent enough to deserve it. I have better things to do than read your incoherent jumble of words. So have a nice night mister. Twas nice (not really) talking to you.

jargo89:
You just throw names around, dont you? I would recommend you point out any of my post i av called the organization you mentioned names. If not, then I'll assume you are just an immature fellow who believes the only way he could be heard is throwing cheap insults. Have a nice night

jargo89:
You inclusive? Have you gone through my post and see an insult from me to any tribe? You seem deluded and out of touch. I wont wrestle with you in the mud; I am beyond that. And for the sake of clarity, telling you to man up and stop hiding behind insults isn't crying. I hope your brain handles and process that.

Calling me devilish just shows how childish you are. You know what: do your thing. Go ahead and be a child of hatred. I hope it gives you maximum satisfaction.

jargo89:
You are consumed with hatred. You people complain abt Yorubas that wont support seccession and call them Afonja. Those who support seccession, you say they are hungry. I'm not the type to generalize, but you people are just filled with hatred and anger for everythimg.

jargo89:
Yeah, the typical name calling when you have nothing sensible to say. Maturity obviously isn't your forte.

menstrualpad:
It is only a worthless lady that you will be able to woo on a molestation chat thread... Except you are a molester..and the female a male in disguise

sekxyqueen:
hahaha..geeze,,funny dude.

sekxyqueen:
hahaha..funny you

sekxyqueen:
a very nice slap will reset his brain.

kramer:
Chai chai chai... ogbeni yii please off your internet abeg, you don't deserve it I swearrigad!

So even after I've explained to you the difference between a Christian name and English name you are still asking me the same question? Please go and read what I wrote again, Captain Olodo . And when you're done tell me if the name Kimberly is an English or a Christian name (feel free to google the origin of the name)

kramer:
Olodo rabata... Yorubas (in Nigeria) do bear christian names, that is, names originating from the bible. E.g Michael, Paul, Daniel, Joseph. However it is very uncommon for a Yoruba person to be given an English name, e.g Mercy, Hapiness, Godson, Goodluck, Godswish, Lucky, Shampoo like you people often do. Please educate yourself or go back to the village you came from

Talk about being ignorant.

kramer:
Loool, in your desperate state you went and dug yourself an even deeper hole. How many Yoruba people bear the name Mercy? From the looks of it it seems it's an Igbo woman married to a Yoruba man, hence the last name segun