i think u are putting too much information about this girl in a public forum.
eu nao conhece a garota mas acho que eu ja vi rosto dela. gostaria lhe ajudar.
boa  sorte

agbako nyo mamiri, o gbo ofufu
if u piss together, it will foam

walahi i know this girl, but for the life of me dont know where. tv? or abuja
and the name isioma comes to mind,not kelechi.
but do u really think all igbo people know each other?

who knows what Adimora means?

thanks a lot. found some recently i love
lotanna
kambiri
Olanna
Kobidim
Zikora
Nkeonyere.
somadina
hope my parents dont think im loko

hahaha
na wa to u

I have always wondered why it is so easy for us Africans to embrace Christianity.

We aren't the only colonized people, the Asians have managed to hold on to their religions and languages( which makes up most of our identity) and some how Nigerians have only disdain for the old ways.

I met a man recently and when he said he wasn't Christian but follows the old ways (ancestors et al) my first reaction was wary. Now I wonder why.

Right now I'm in Brazil for the carnival and couldn't be more impressed. if the slaves with all they went through, found ways to hide their worship till this day, what does it say of us?

Our movies haven't helped matters as all traditionalists are evil.

Please, this is supposed to be a civilized discussion not why Christianity is the only way. To each her own.

hi guys was looking for an igbo name i could use when i saw this thread and actually read it through.
i fell in love with kamsiyochukwu but i think i will call mine kamsiyochi. ive been looking for strong (plosive)consonants in an igbo name that isnt so common. i absoltly love my name (nneoma) but its combination with my surname is too soft. so im looking for a lot of ks and p and ,
i love Ginika too.
anybody know any igbo names that begin with zed?