(1) On first date, go to a fun spot,such as comedy show, cinema, or beach. (2) More action, less talk... Show her your interest,give her your attention. (3)/Endeavour to make her smile,and keep the mood light. (4)/Don't be too eager to lay her,note the signs,if she is into you,it will show 5)/Be a charmer,dress right,talk right... Drop more ideas fellas, we love to hear from you...
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Protect your heritage, don't let the Fulani Islamic mercenaries deceive you, they have an agenda, they are spreading in the name of cattle herding... Build up the resistance, crush the enemy invaders.
FortifiedCity: Freeze's myopy is turning to stupidity
We worship God, cos we owe him our worship and praise, God wants us to give, so we can affect the poor and orphans with what we give... God commands us to give to those who most needs it... Even the premise to give to the household of God, is so they will be meat in the house. I implore all churches to feed all Sunday parishioners unable to afford food, and keep their doors open as a center of refuge... People are getting wiser, and reading the Bible themselves. We are not intended to give, to make the pastor rich, but so we can reach out to the poor among us... Churches should do this more, help people, feed them, advise people to help their parents and siblings. Giving is giving, not emphasising on one and ignoring the other ... Materialism is not among the fruits.
Vigilante units is a good one, there is always a right to self defence... Shoot first Ask questions later when a foe approaches... Give them better arms, but make sure they are regulated.
State Governors use your security vote-billions of naira given by the federal treasury to secure your people, stop carrying about hundreds of gunmen, for your security, pocketing the rest, whilst leaving the people to their fate...this is evil.
AROZIBE: Go study minority politics by professor ambily etekpe the ijaws actually name Benin's ado which means welcome or tank you but during state creation in order not to become descent of ijaws dey changed d A to E so instead of Ado its now Edo
Dummy, do you know the Benin empire has existed for more than 2000yrs, the Oba lineage and throne has been well documented and preserved, stretching from the Ogiso dynasty, stop spreading ignorant news...bloody peasants fisherman settlers, I suspect you guys are not even Nigerians...you all need to be flushed out.
The Edo race and kindred,must rise and place this people where they belong, the kingdom is one filled with brave warriors and killers, proudly Kings, you act up, you die.
A governor's security in Nigeria is way too much, no wonder they don't bother mobilising security for the streets, cuz they got enough with them, the masses can bleed... Sad
kallmemrB: one Mumu we just wake up one morning and tell his zombies followers rubbish...even 50k is lil on bae but Bloggers have manipulated some ladies to the extent of them breaking up a good relationship cos a blogger said he didn't buy them a car or give them millions...
its only in Nigeria that bloggers only advice the guy to always spend....Ladies offer nothing y
AdaFonju: There is a lot of misinformation on this thread which I will love to address with fact, because all this gibberish the op wrote is nonsense
cited E. Alademomi Kenyo, who in his book, titled ‘The Origin and Title of Yoruba Rulers’ (N.D) Page 3, stated: ‘Up till time, the Oba (in Benin) and his people were pure Yoruba and did not understand the language of the aborigines, who usually salute themselves and the new people (the Bini) Adoo, Dolo.’ It is an indisputable fact that it is only the Ijaws that greet Adoo and Dolo in Nigeria. “here is a bini mans Dr J .U. Egharevba’s book titled, “The Short History of Benin’ (1968) to back our claims, we equally referred to Prof. Alan Ryder, a British national and former professor of history at University of Ibadan in his book, ‘Benin and the Europeans 1485-1897,’ Page 27, which states inter alia, ‘Whichever of the slave rivers the Portuguese frequented, the people they first met and traded with, would have belonged to Ijo (Ijaw) tribe, which at that time dominated the coastal belt of the swamp forest, extending inland to a depth of 30-40miles in the region.
IT IS CLEAR THAT UGHOTON WAS THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN IJAW AND BINI: "In the meantime he (Consul James Phillips) sent a message forward to the Oba, Benin's king, that his present mission was to discuss trade and peace and demanding admission to the territory in defiance of Benin law explicitly forbidding his entry. Unfortunately for Phillips, some Itsekiri trading chiefs sent a message to the Benin king that 'the white man is bringing war'. On receiving the news the Benin king quickly summoned the city's high-ranking nobles for an emergency meeting, and during the discussions the Iyase, the commander in chief of the Benin Army argued that the British were planning a surprise attack and must be defeated. The Benin king however argued that the British should be allowed to enter the city so that it can be ascertained whether or not the visit was a friendly one. The Iyase ignored the king's views, and ordered the formation of a strike force that was commanded by the Ologbosere, a senior army commander, which was sent to Ughoton to destroy the invaders. On 4 January 1897, the Benin strike force composed mainly of border guards and servants of some chiefs caught Phillips' column totally unprepared at Ugbine village near Ughoton. Since Phillips was not expecting any opposition and was unaware that his operation was being perceived with alarm in Benin, the contingent's only weapons, consisting of the officers' pistols, were locked up in the head packs of the African porters.[7] Only two British officers survived the annihilation of Phillips' expedition,[8] which became known as the 'Benin Massacre'." NB: Please note very carefully that the Iyase (the Commander In Chief of the Bini Army) did not send his soldiers to Gelegelegbene or any other Ijaw Community but to Ughoton which is precisely a Bini Community and Ughoton till this day is the boundary between Ijaw and Bini which tells you that they know their boundary.
PEOPLE AND DEMOGRAPHY The main ethnic groups in Edo State are: Edos, Afemais, Esans, Owans and Akoko Edos. Virtually all the groups traced their origin to Benin City hence the dialects of the groups vary with their distance from Benin City. The Bini speaking people who occupy seven out of the 18 Local Government Areas of the state constitute 57.54% while others Esan (17.14%) Afemai compirising of Etsako (12.19%), Owan (7.43%), and Akoko Edo (5.70%). However, the Igbira speaking communities exist in Akoko Edo as well as Urhobos, Ijaws, Itsekiris communities in Ovia North East and South West Local Government Areas especially in the borderlands. Also, Ika speaking communities exist in Igbanke in Orhionmwon LGA.
You clearly stated that the early Europeans that came went to see the Oba of Benin, they did not go see the fisherman wreaking of local drink... The Europeans could sight them first, cos they are fisherman always around the banks and offshore... You whole links and some of what you said validates the fact that the Benin Empire controlled all lands within its sphere the ijaws are wandering fishermen,no representation, no coordination, they simply roam in their canoes, fishing from here to there, they are settlers, and the Benin people tolerated them due to our large hearts. They were observed as struggling peasants, and the Oba gave them rights of passage.
CaptainG00D: Dont sound a novice. Oyibos always dominate africans wen both blood crosses. I always wonder why tho.
I don't think they dominate Colour is shared, this kid don't look pure white. The eyes are not blue, normally have typical African type of eye colour. The hair is black.