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davodyguy:Lol! Wait until you meet me. My name, my background, and even my appearance (the beard) all scream Islamic — but I'm a Christian! I however think Sultana is a Muslim. |
Yes, it's true. There is a kind of silent Islamic Jihad going on in Nigeria. The killings in Benue, Taraba,Jos,Kaduna,Borno,Niger,Kwara,etc, have nothing to do with herders-farmers clash — it's a systemic Islamic Jihad. |
Hehehehe.....I knew it! What those blood sucking terrorists actually want is total destruction of Israel and the Jews. If you share same ideology with those Hamas guys,now is the time for you to go and join them for it's about to get really bloody for them! Wailing here won't stop what is coming — total and complete routing out of anything Hamas in the Gaza strip. As a matter of fact,all those Hamas guys who parade themselves as Aljazeera correspondents will collect wotowoto too! If Egypt, Jordan,Syria,etc, including UK and France care for the civilians in Gaza,now is the time for them to open their borders for them. Shouting "Israeli military is killing women and children in Gaza" won't work or stop what's about to start! Netanyahu,over to you! God bless Israel! Jehovah Akbar! Jehovah is great! |
davodyguy:Honestly, I was just here for the fun—catching cruise and pretending not to notice the subtle jabs from those tribal warlords. But then that Safarigirl (or whatever she calls herself) dropped a bombshell: “The lineup was awful!” Oh man, I was so annoyed! So, just because the majority of the housemates aren’t from your village, the entire lineup is suddenly “awful”? That’s unbelievable. What’s even more frustrating is that these are the same people who are always so quick to label others as tribalists—yet they never see it in themselves. They absolutely deserve to be called out. Bloody hypocrites! |
scondy:Those two are terrible — so pretentious, like something out of Dark Souls! I'm even surprised that the other one, Eegbere, is said to be a doctor... shior! |
scondy:Some of you are being played without realizing it. You see, Imisi, Faith, Koyin, JJ—the truth is that the emergency supporter of Faith, the one who refuses to accept her real label as a bandwagoner, doesn’t like any of those housemates. Gazali—or whatever her name is—and the other one, Egbere, only genuinely support and like housemates from their own village. I wouldn’t be surprised if she’s actually celebrating Faith’s disqualification right now, wherever she is! |
UK is almost gone — e remain just small! Anyone who has the smallest of sympathy for those Islamic terrorists will always live to regret it! Don't worry,you'll understand one day when those crazy islamists decide to bomb Buckingham palace! |
sonnie10:You guys always find a way to insert your own narratives into every conversation, no matter how irrelevant. It must be a symptom of a deep-seated inferiority complex! |
Yes,that can only happen among the people who always like to call themselves what they are not — fake,greedy people! |
Love800:Yes, it's a family thing,but friends of both groom and bride can also have the "Aso Ebi". The essence is to show togetherness,love and unity. |
The annoying thing is that these Islamic clerics or whatever they are called will always try to promote or force archaic Islamic culture which is quite obsolete on people. From who did the knowledge to perform DNA come from — is it not from God? If you're a Muslim man and you listen to this man here,sorry is your case! |
Not all Muslims are terrorists but all terrorists are Muslims! Religion of "piss" indeed! This is why I will always love Netanyahu — a potent antidote to terrorism. God bless Israel! God bless Netanyahu! God bless Trump! God bless me! |
Love800:It is a deeply rooted cultural tradition of the Yoruba people. “Aso Ebi” literally means “family cloth.” It refers to a uniform cloth worn by family members to celebrate special occasions — such as weddings, funerals, birthdays, and more — involving a member of the same family in Yoruba culture. This practice is an important part of Yoruba tradition. Aso = cloth Ebi = family/kin |
I’ve been saying it consistently here — Kola is Dede’s biggest prize on the show, even though a certain heartbreak awaits her outside. Dede has been nothing but calculated in her moves toward Kola, and any discerning mind can see through her — she wants Kola badly, especially outside the house. But her fans are always quick to paint a different picture. If I may ask, what business does Dede have with Kola and Imisi’s relationship if she’s not interested in Kola and subtly looking out for her own interests? It’s a pity — Kola will block her so fast, her head will spin! Dede ko, Dende ni!
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Congratulations, Faith, on a well-deserved win! Honestly, I don't know who’s more deserving of that car—if not the task master himself? I’m over here clapping for you like crazy… while nervously chewing my nails waiting for the big finale on Sunday. Faith or Imisi? Imisi or Faith? The suspense is real. This season has been nothing short of chaotic—in the best way possible. It’s had us glued to our screens like we’re watching a telenovela with plot twists every five minutes. And to think some people called it an “awful lineup.” Look at us now: entertained, emotionally invested, and totally hooked. Like it or not, these housemates delivered. ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?! |
Oh Lord Jehovah,I pray thee our father in heaven,harden the hearts of these blood sucking islamists called Hamas such that they will reject Trump's plan. Let the spirit of Pharaoh possessed them — the type that led the ancient Pharaoh to his death and destruction. Let the Hamas hold on to the hostages and refuse to lay down their arms! I so pray in Jesus name. Amen! There is no way out of this for those terrorists called Hamas — they either accept life or death now! Head or tail,there will never be anyone or anything called Hamas in the Gaza strip ever again. |
Microsoft or no Microsoft,Israel is simply unstoppable! I stand with Israel — for ever! |
Terrorists will never agree to anything that will bring about peace. Hamas and their Iranian sponsors will reject this beautiful plan. |
ultraviolet27:It’s quite unfortunate that civil discourse seems increasingly difficult for some people here. First, no one needs to report you for your comment to be flagged — the system automatically picks up on offensive language, and that could be the reason your posts were removed. As for your claim about being from Ekiti, that’s really not my concern — but your response is riddled with grammatical issues, which makes your point difficult to understand. If you’re going to engage in serious discussions, it’s important to express yourself clearly and coherently. Trolling may seem easy, but doing it well — or even responding intelligently in a debate — takes a certain level of maturity and articulation that, frankly, seems lacking here. I’d advise focusing on self-development, especially in terms of communication. These discussions would benefit from more clarity, less hostility, and better reasoning. |
ultraviolet27:Your message is a perfect example of the kind of divisive tone you constantly accuse others of. You claim to be Yoruba, yet you consistently go out of your way to attack anyone who defends Yoruba housemates or dares to speak up when unfair tribal bias is shown. It's quite telling. Let’s unpack your statement: You said, "I am also Yoruba but I no dey carry am for head." — yet, you're quick to silence or shame anyone who even mentions their Yoruba identity or shows pride in it. Why the double standard? If you're genuinely Yoruba, why does it irk you so much when others show solidarity for housemates who are being bashed unfairly based on ethnicity? You also labeled others as being tribal for simply discussing Imisi, yet in the same breath you implied that it’s only non-Yoruba tribes that can determine who wins. Isn’t that tribalism in itself? You can’t criticize others for having tribal sentiments when you’re clearly pushing one yourself — that’s the very definition of hypocrisy. It’s also quite disingenuous for you to say, “He can’t even hide his tribal traits.” What traits exactly? Speaking out when Yoruba housemates are being attacked is not tribalism — it’s standing up for fairness. If other tribes defend their own, it's called support, but if a Yoruba person does the same, it suddenly becomes "carrying tribe on their head"? That double standard is the root of the problem. Let’s be honest — your repeated claim of being Yoruba seems more like a convenient shield you use to justify attacks on actual Yoruba voices here. If you were truly about unity and fairness, your comments would reflect balance, not bias masked as neutrality. No one is asking you to vote based on tribe — that’s your choice. But don’t shame others for seeing through the politics and supporting those they feel deserve it, especially when that support is based on fairness, not tribalism. Also, your attempt to draw others into your personal vendetta — calling out names like “davody” and “christlike fellow” — only exposes your own emotional bias, not objectivity. Disagree all you want — that’s normal. But don’t weaponize identity or pretend neutrality while pushing divisive narratives. It's transparent, and frankly, it undermines your credibility — if you have any! |
davodyguy:I won't say you should stop replying to those tribal bigots who are desperately trying to gaslight you — because that's exactly what they want: to shut you up. Keep giving it to them hot, hot! Trust me, their grievance isn't even about your support for Imisi. It’s the fact that “the lineup is awful,” as one of them put it at the beginning of the show. They're just upset that the current show isn't dominated by their tribesmen — fellow villagers — like it used to be in the past. They're funny people, and it's so easy to see through their hypocrisy. They made a spirited effort to force Dede down our throats as “the most beautiful girl,” while painting Mide as “not that beautiful.” According to them, Mide has a receding hairline! Kola isn’t attractive, but Bright is the next beautiful thing after sliced bread. They’ll praise their own but condemn others — a known pattern of bigotry that’s synonymous with them. You haven’t committed any crime by supporting Imisi, so don’t give in to their cheap blackmail. Nobody is criticizing them for supporting Bright, Dede, Tracy, etc. Shortly before the last show ended, some of us promised that it would be the last time any BBNaija show would be dominated by housemates from their region — and we kept our promise. This is exactly what’s playing out now. The so-called “awful lineup” is here to stay. Even Multichoice knows what’s up now! It’s Yoruba today, tomorrow it might be the Efiks or the Binis, and next could be the Fulanis. What’s guaranteed is this: the era of one particular ethnic group dominating the show is over. |
davodyguy:Trust me, your detractors’ main headache is that you're beating them at their own game. What they’re now complaining about is exactly what the majority of them are known for — tribal bigotry. They are masters of gaslighting — don’t give in or falter,man. |
God is about to put all the enemies of Israel to shame. Regarding the subject matter, it would do the OP well to know that Israel is much more than mangoes or their export. The hypocritical write-up is laughable. |
Pootle:How about your Dad — he can't visit you without booking an appointment,right? |
richiemcgold:They are not from the same culture. The beautiful Mrs Makinde is from the Ijaw ethnic group while Betty is an Ibo. You can see the difference in their conducts. |
I stand gidigba with Netanyahu! God bless Israel! |
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