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chiagozien:Among the well to do, no hate anywhere. Na hungry folks dey use tribalism show their frustration. Other times, na just politics. Hustle for power, influence, resources and money. |
Sonnobax15:Listen, even some bashing another tribe, it is a lady running buka in their street from the tribe he bashes that gave him rice, eba or amala for credit yesterday evening. If not he go dey hunger comma by now. ![]() Instead of squarely facing the cause of their sapa and frustration, they will turn to tribe and religion. Seun Osewa needs to exorcise the tribalism spirit wey dey Nairaland. Congrats to the couple. |
Yet, dem nor wan polygamy. Our grandpas and grandmas lived to a ripe old age because they worked out what really worked. But we that believe we are modern, we nor know wetin dey work in marriage. So much about modernity. |
Honoredeblazac: |
Congrats to the winner and commiserations to the losers. I hope Naira will soon be equal to 1 dollar. Nor more distractions now. |
Zionmdde:No, that one nor concern them. The thing religion has done to this country, only God knows. |
seunmsg:The situation is a lot more complex now. We are borrowing too much to service debts. We are even borrowing to finance our huge recurrent expenditure. We are in arrears in dollars that we need to settle firms desiring to take out their profits. These are very poor signs for a country unable to rely on large increases in tax intake such as income tax from millions of new employees annually or increase in millions of high earning companies. Yet demand for expensive imported goods, funding education of relatives and medical care abroad, increase, etc. If FG wants to be honest, we are really in a tight spot. In a country where even a little currency devaluation causes considerable inflation, keeping the Naira relatively stable is imperative. Imagine how inflation will rise around Christmas once again this year. Whether anybody likes or hates Obinomics, it's time for us to realise that we must drastically reduce importation, grow local production and gradually. Govt can subsidise locally produced goods for the time being. |
mariovito:Even with a patient's relative, you must still be extremely careful. Nor lose guard. Some black girls even openly go gaga for medics in same UK. Dem nor love you. Na your perceived status or belief that you get money. A word is enough for the wise. |
AfonjaConehead:Well, in MidWest/Bendel, Edoid people like Urhobo, Isoko, Okpe and others were part of it. Why should there not be more states for Edoid people as the population grows? There are many states with Hausa people, many with Yoruboid people. I see as the logical way forward. People can continue to evolve their identities as they wish. |
3ice9ce:Edo= Benin. Benin or Edo did not begin in August 1991. Long after Edo State is gone, may be after Afemesan state is finally formed, it will still be Edo=Benin. We are waiting for various peoples to go their separate ways so that people can finally own the names that belong to them historically. May be we can then focus on development instead of dragging names or superiority. That aside: Eben/sceptre is not used anyhow in Benin practice. Some other tribes even us it in burials and other occasions. Each culture has its rules. Izoduwa should have known better. He's a decent guy and will learn his lessons. |
If culturally allowed, then great. |
danzaki63:Okokobioko. ![]() You are not calling them Philistines of old, albeit female version, are you? |
Hohaiiiode:People forget that the Philistines (Egyptians call the place Peleset) of those days are not the Palestinians of today. People seem to forget that the people of the Philistine Pentapolis (Gaza, Ashkelon, Ekron, Ashdod and Gath (Goliath's hometown) were exiled like the Israelites. No evidence of them ever returning. Today, all the modern Palestinians have is about 50% Canaanite genes, similar to Jews who were away from the area for about 1800 years. |
Na wa. |
Arda1000:Faith without work.......complete the rest. ![]() |
hisexcellency34:Lol. That should have been his advise. Women now cheat far more than men. ![]() |
pachigo001:It's Benin language in Edo State. One of about 22 Edoid languages of Midwestern Nigeria. Other related Edoid languages are Urhobo, Esan, Afemai, Isoko, Degema, etc. |
Zonefree:Lol, dude, even the gentle looking one you have that is jobless, works in a school, hospital, bank or any corporate environment, you have zero guarantee that she's faithful. So don't even go there. |
descartes400:Then the onus will be on WAEC and or school he attended to prove that the candidate that sat the exam is the same Atiku or not. This can't be too difficult. He sat the exam with other students, if indeed it was the same person. |
Jogs1900:Honestly, it's 9ja system that small things unnecessarily cause argument. You can have 5 middle names and at times some appear in some documents and not in others. What matter are your genuine first name, surname and DOB. You can totally omit middle names or include any of them you like. This is totally devoid of supporting one candidate/party or another. |
Jogs1900:Actually you can. Affidavit is a legal document. Under Oath. Usually you need to advertise it in a national newspaper too. If found to be untrue, na jail. In UK, you can change your name daily if you wish, using deed poll. But must adhere to the law. Only that in 9ja, our way nor too pure. Many do it for dubious reasons, so they should also check Atiku well well. |
Well, Jack was a boy when he became HoS. So I will excuse his naivety at Aburi and in dealing with Core Northern military elements especially Murtala Mohamed that never hid his disdain for Jack. Why he didn't sack Mohamed remains a mystery, just like why Shagari didn't sack Buhari. Too many Nigerians (Igbo are still Nigerians as of today) died under his watch for a Nigeria where Biafra and Yoruba Nation agitations are still very much alive over 50 years later. |
GreaterFuture:Oh, I can see why NLers totally ignored you. They probably know your uncouth character from previous threads. Goodluck to you. |
GreaterFuture:Lol. At least 25% of Nigerians must be such. Remember that the North has more tribes than the South. Adamawa, Taraba and Gombe alone have more than 100 tribes combined. It's so common that it should not even be a topic. |
concho:Never ever trust any woman. I repeat: Never ever trust any woman. No matter how serious minded or innocent she appears to be. Some of us learnt our lessons the hard way. Don't be like us. They bank on men's trust to mess about. Take it or leave. She has no respect for you. Unless she houses and feeds you. A female colleague more important than you is not the reason she went out. It's a ruse. God bless the very few good women out there. |
Money is powerful o. |
Evboesi:Nor mind that guy. I physically knew Ologbo well enough before HRH Dr. Ekiawogho Akenzua was made Enogie. The Oba can today appoint any prince of his choice to become the enogie of any community he feels needs that kind of leadership. At his own discretion only. There are many villages that have no Enogie till today. But virtually every Village has an Odionwere. Even the first leaders in Benin were Odionweres. Oba/king came later as society developed, expanded and needed a more central power. According to history, even the first Ogiso was formerly an Odionwere. Some villages were previously not large enough to warrant an Enogie. Others were strategic in the service or product they rendered to the kingdom that the palace wanted a more direct control through the Odionwere. Additionally, some communities had an Ohen or Priest/Chief Priest which the Oba appointed and some hereditary but confirmed each time by the palace. That provided enough leadership. Udo community has an Iyase and Uwangue as deputy. It has no Enogie. Though the Iyase act as a quasi-Enogie, but strictly speaking he is not an Enogie and not a member of Enigie conference. This has been the case since the demise of Arhuaran, the giant Benin prince and last substantive Enogie/duke of Udo. |
seuncyrus:All those gringo did a thorough job, Aswear. They even used Vim to do the brainwash. As a guy, I sported my cowrie for years. Too many dudu too mumu these days. |
wrongnumber: ![]() |
Vawulenceee:I wonder. How can anyone make such omission? I can't even see Shagari Benz there. |
We men too mumu. Hope the woman is not feeling guilty about something she did. Nor be woman again? If she's really clean and did it as a genuinely good wife, God bless her. |
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