₦airaland Forum

Beaf:
Funny to hear that from a tribalist. Yes, we are the hope destroyed by tribalism.

I must admit, tribalism is a binch. Nigeria had so much potential. All squandered, because people look to their tribal loyalty. When will people realize, that our leaders do not give a dammn about their own tribesmen, let alone the nation as a whole.

English not our native tongue so give these people a break!

Not everyone can string words together in English!

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=533479.msg6965059#msg6965059 date=1287414110]Na craze dey worry you. Not in this lifetime.[/quote]Lies! You want this Igbo Eze!

udezue:
EzeUche, please take Illeke to the room and stick her.

She fiendin. . .

I would still smash!

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=533479.msg6961884#msg6961884 date=1287372431]Let's not stray from the topic

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Igwe JEGA [/quote]Oops wrong convo.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=533479.msg6961852#msg6961852 date=1287371628]They should make more of these Yoruba-looking Igbo men. Would be good for y'all's population.[/quote]What would you rather have, a skinny looking feminine Yoruba man? Or a strong well built Igbo man?

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=533479.msg6961729#msg6961729 date=1287368005]Yes. . . . go and do a DNA test, Yoruba men are highly seductive. . . I dont see the Igbo characteristic.
And you look like bk.babe90 a lil bit, except he's lighter.

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Igwe!!! [/quote]Yet we Igbos produce Igbo men such as myself, Faze among others. . .

tpiah,

I am hurt o! You do not want to be my friend.

You enjoy our tit for tat. Do not deny it. The Yoruba in you cannot allow an Igbo man get the best of you.

tpiah:
^^well, if he looks igbo to you, then kudos.

no need to bust a muscle.

And I look Yoruba right?

tpiah:
his expression is hilarious.

he still looks wholly Ijaw though.

I only see the Igbo in his name, not his face.


just saying.

And what do you know what Ijaws looks like?

Jonathan looks like a typical Easterner. Ijaws are neighbors to the Igbos and our communities have mixed for eons. His grandfather is actually from my hometown of Arochukwu.

tpiah, sometimes I wonder if you want to rile up the Ndi Igbo.