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Don't bring your bad belle here, ndu_chucks. Just because you were outwitted and bamboozled by the PDP doesn't mean we will be

@koruji: Don't mind them. When Ohakim wins in Imo on Tuesday, we shall see who will be laughing and who will be crying

Live by the sword, die by the sword.

Which thread was it? Lol I must have missed what you asked

I'll find it and respond now then

vicenzo:
ekpeye people have the stronger identity crisis than any other igbo tribe,i have never met an ekpeye person who would accept the igbo tag,the easiest way to get lynched is to tell them they are igbo,the least they can accept is igboid,the educated ones among them will easily tell you that igboid=ekpeye+igbo.I think their problem is inferiority complex.
I met one of them in a bank in okigwe,he was making a call,and he was speaking a language i was sure is igbo but i could only understand 3% of what he was saying,he was having problem with the bank security man who was insisting he should off his phone,out of curiousity i decided to check out his withdrawal booklet,i saw that his first name sounds non igbo but the surname was AGUIYI,when asked if he was igbo, the dude got so explosive and made it clear that he is ekpeye and cannot be igbo.
There is one of them here in nland who wil not hesitate to derail this thread if he sees bayelsa in this thread,bottomline,akwa ibom can be included but not bayelsa

Interesting.

Abeg, this is a cannibal-free zone. If you want a "pound of flesh", go buy a chicken or cow

;d

Aigbofa:
I'll host it free of charge, for six months. I promise.
Anything for my South East brothers.

Be careful. The server which you host it on, you might lose your indigene rights to it.

"75% of Aigbofa's server is owned by Igbos!"

kandiikane:
*eats a handful of popcorn*

Get to the sex scene already,

WTF

Anyway, you shouldn't be the one eating the popcorn, you should be the one in the sex scene. Getting bent over a kitchen table

^-- The site was kinda slow a few days ago (maybe it was just for me?); that is why I stayed out of this section of the site

When it comes to women (and personal affairs in my life), there is no tribalism, bigotry, discrimination in my body.

My hormones don't care whether you are Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, or whatever Mercy Johnson is

Speaking of which. . . what is she?

cold:
You welcome.I'm actually surprised you didn't come at me gunz blazing after my first comment.It must be a good day

Nothing was wrong with your first statement. Plus this is romance section, not politics Politics there is more beef and sh1ttalking, here, not as much.

He who has ears, let him hear. Do not rig in our land like you rigged in the SE and SS.

I see. Thanks

I'd rather have a premier African/International agric institute in my zone than a poorly funded local one that cannot even afford to maintain its website 

Maybe I should chip in $15 to pay their internet fees for the month

https://i51.tinypic.com/2yxniuv.png

cold:
^^To your first question,i think the issue of tribal marks belongs to the relic of the past.No right thinking mum or dad wld recommend marks for their new born.Maybe incisions on other parts of the body to ward off evil spirits for the core animists.

Heh, i see.

To your second question,you can say Umu Ada Kwenu  

Lol, thanks. I'll keep that in mind. Hopefully I don't mispronounce it. Ada=woman, Umu = people or something?

Congratulations to her. She sho is fine. Makes me drool every time i see her

^-- Lol, Happy Easter to you as well

Long time no see

No, I want to know how you'd say it, though

There must be a way to say "Igbo kwenu", but directed at women.

I thought Christianity and stuff wiped away tribal marks in Igboland long ago though? I think you guys had them in the late 1800s or something, but eventually stopped. I've seen old pictures before where folk from the SE had them.

Didn't know there were any Igbo still with them.

If that is the case, Igbo woman kwenu, then!

Or however you'd say it. How would you say something like that in Igbo? 

@Jackieugo: Your mom is fine  Let me stop before I say something you find disrespectful, lol. But she is good looking.

Doesn't appear to be my computer alone. SSHed to another machine (which uses a different network) and saw the same account suspended message.

Unfortunate, perhaps they forgot a payment. . .

In any case, makes no sense for the "account suspended" page to show up only from my computer (and this other machine).

@omanzo02: Hydroponics, I thought the main point is to use less water? Not reduce the amount of land? So meant more for arid places.

[quote author=EzeUche__ link=topic=652658.msg8188504#msg8188504 date=1303566329]Who the helll do you think you are talking about you demonic animal?

Do not confuse me with ekt_bear you stupiddd arse bastardd.

People think you should be banned. Do not get upset with me, because all of Nairaland consider you a souless pig. [/quote]Kindly keep my name out of your mouth unless you are talking to me directly.

You don't know much about the SW anyways when it comes to agric (as demonstrated by the previous discussion we had a few months ago), so his point is correct.

ibedun:
For now BUHARISTAN (lots of credits to whoever coined this word) deserves much credit.

Thanks

^-- Hehe, ok

Happy Easter to you too!

^-- I think most people find dimples attractive, at least

ZnO:
Unfortunately, about the only national agric. research institute that is functional is in the East

http://www.nrcri.org/

Newspaper reports do not speak volume. All na decoy for Fasola to embezzle money

^--- ROFL. Account suspended for that site. They didn't pay the bills? 

This is one in Ibadan: http://www.iita.org/

Though I think there is another one my uncle told me of that I cannot remember atm.

How is it granny-style farming? That egg setup is how it is done in the West, if I'm not mistaken.

And there isn't really much information about the rest of their operations.

They'll probably use modern techniques. . . fertilizer, tractors, etc.

BTW. . . WTF is everyone so anti-tax

Almost everywhere in the world, you pay taxes. What is wrong with paying them in Lagos? Is the tiny amount of money Lagos gets from FG allocations supposed to cover the services it provides, let alone the additional infrastructure it is trying to develop?

If no taxes, then where will the money come from for all these good things people enjoy?

Hehe.

Ekiti men too (like myself) are very faithful, tall, good-looking, and filled with an innate grace

In short. . .  (dj khaled voice) "we da best!"

BABE!: Ya'll need to squash that ife/modakeke stuff. . .