₦airaland Forum

Eko Ile:
But your reta.rded and incompetent a,s,s is still incapable of listingthe silly ahievements.

Useless people burying their parents inside rubbish.

Don't you have a whole lot of water to be worrying about right now?

Oh never mind that, start your story first.

Thanks nairalanders, for your interest in Igboland, its people and culture, you have made Igbo culture even more popular on the internet (search it). Cheers.

Ngwa, I mean oya, start to write, we're interested in how this kingdom with milk in its tongue on the arrival of the British birthed a 5000 year old culture. Don't worry, we'll wait.

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=458875.msg8748293#msg8748293 date=1311099571]Andre,
Given your narratie above, I'm beginning to think Igbo is actually an offshoot of the Yoruba race. It explains why finding and placing your root has been so difficult; ts because we are looking for a far away ancient civilization when in fact we should be looking at Old Oyo to track and define your migrant path.

I shall do the tracking. . . . .and trust me, I will find a home for you within the Yoruba ancestry.[/quote]You're absolutely right. No need for tracking, the Igbo are descendant of the Saudi Oduduwa.

bokohalal:
Ekas

Imagine arguing with someone who twists the name of the people who his trying to rewrite their history for.

[center]Got my laugh of today.[/center]

Thanks for my laugh of today.

EzeUche:
How hard is it for to get photo updates? Do we not have Nairalanders who live in Asaba or Onitsha?   

Nigerians don't think like that, that's why it's hard to find images of Nigerian cities filled with millions of people. I believe this need to document also comes with a modern mindset, and Nigerians have ancient, tribal, primitive mindsets (eat, sleep, reproduce) no matter how much education they have. Have you ever seen a packed Nigerian museum?

Go and build a great nation in Maiduguri.

EzeUche:
Abians still have beef. 

Fulani know there place in our society as well. Win-win situation.

Then a 'no-go Area Policy' will not hurt Imo or south east beaf.

EzeUche:
No nomadic herding in the U.S.? It goes by another name. What do you call cowboys?

https://kozinets.net/__oneclick_uploads/2008/01/cattle_herding.jpg

https://www.lavendermoongallery.com/e_kayton/CattleDrive.jpg

This would be relevant if cowboys graze in Central Park.

How many times does this kind of thread come up. Stope feeling sorry for yourselves.

EzeUche:
How are my sentences contradictory? Abians have lived in harmony with the Fulani, because they respect/fear us.

Abia people massacred Hausa Fulani a few years ago, you couldn't walk the street just 'looking' like an Hausa in the streets at one time. If you want the beef to stay, then you can't do what Abia State people did.

EzeUche:
If you cannot solve the possible beef shortage, then this plan is not going anywhere.

Imolites should do what we Abians do when these people do not follow the laws of our land.

Your two sentences are contradictory, plus what is beef in the face of an invasion or did your parents not tell you how they reused salt twenty times during the war?

namfav:
says the yahudi wannabe 

That would make sense if he had hebrew text in his signature, *ahem*.

Is it really complete (pictures)?

Those people are northerners now, I think they should declare Arewa and then share the wealth, you get military so no one will oppose you now.

Is it not a flood picture thread? Does the east not deserve its own? Lef me now, ah ah!

Chai, really good laugh this night. Hope some didn't damping their mattress.

[size=14pt]Chai, JustCash Nwannem Welldone for making these people's head's explode.[/size]

Who's going to start posting Venice pictures for the Aba thread?

Any takers?

Muhe

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=712052.msg8703779#msg8703779 date=1310494106]"Al'majir" or "Almajiri" is an institution, a social one.

Philosophically, it is on the par of social welfare in Western countries. Its practice and operation however is not anywhere at par with them.

Its purpose in Islam is for both economic and cultural reasons.

I can explain further on the above statement if clarity is needed but let me go to topic.


The government need to come up with a robust social priogramme that centers on wealth redistribution for Nigerian citizens.

Such a programme will be a expensive launch but its benefits will pay off in the offsets gained through an elevated quality of living and social evolution.[/quote]It's the governments up there in Arewa that need to redistribute their wealth.

bump!

They don't even do this to rapists in Iran or Saudi Arabia, yet Nigeria is supposed to be better than those countries. I have never heard of such a thing happening in Africa until the contraption of the abomination called Nigeria was created.

Those aren't the paternal ancestries of the men, those are the maternal ancestries of their sons (which follows from their wives family). The two men have European paternal ancestry.

http://www.thegrio.com/black-history/dna-used-to-reveal-mlk-and-garveys-african-lineage.php

Onlytruth:
I don't know whether the story is true or not, but what I know is that I don't like how current Igbo land lacks a real armed group.
That is why I would never support MASSOB until they change tactics. They are wasting everyone's time and mocking an otherwise worthy cause.
I know that no one will try any nonsense in Anambra state. At least I know that much.

But if this story is true, then, let no one be surprised of the scale of reprisal, both immediate and long term.

Igbo are usually the last to react to a provocation until it because clear enough.

Fulani herdsmen should leave Igboland immediately. All of it. That is if Nigeria does not want war another war.

MASSOB first of all needs to change their name to MASSOA (Alaigbo) or something because that's what they're really preaching for, I don't want non-Igbo to be confused and plot against them. Then they need to mark out the territory they are agitating a sovereign state for, after that instead of protesting they need to start propaganda to ensure they secure every Igbo community and to make their intentions known, only then can they be taken more seriously.

. . . and as usually people are unnecessarily hitting their heads against a solid wall.