₦airaland Forum

meezynetwork:
Its laughable, cos Igbos marry other tribes without asking or knowing if they are osu. So it's only your igbo brothers and sisters that can be osu? This division among igbos is very very bad. That's why they are disunited. Cos with this segregation, why will the so called osu people be happy with their fellow igbos with this stereotype.

madridguy:
Stop derailing the thread if you're out of meaningful contribution. The OP is a member of this honorable platform since 2010 and you're here disturbing him with a moniker of less than 2 years old.

Obataosu:
your comment is highly appreciated

Ikegift4real:
All I want is to learn the tongue bro.
Thanks for calling me a fool.
I am ezigbo nwafo Igbo
I am ready to heal.
It begins with me and u bro
Stop the hate.

deolivette:
Oh boy this my Ibo bloda take eyes go market oh.
Nice one, imagine the kind of babies you’d make with this natural sweet angel and not some angry black Nigerian slay she wolf.

Ikegift4real:
Yes I can speak my mother tongue fluently.
I don't care what others think.

Let me give u a little story.
In the year 2000 when the sharia crisis rocked the north ,I was in sokoto with my family.
I was in primary 5 when the violence erupted, my dad picked us from school and we saw lots of people brutality killed on the road . when we got home our Hausa neighbor asked us to take shade in his flat, after some deliberation my dad agreed, it was not up to 5mins we left our flat that hausa/Fulani's radicals stormed or flat and destroyed everything they could lay hands on . after a while they knocked on the flat in which we were taking shelter, our bones melted, my dad said our last prayer and blessed us all but as God may have it the flat owner was able to convince those rascals that we have escaped to the barracks .
It took close to 7 hours before the police quenched the whole conflict and we then took solace at the barracks.
Since this experience I HV always treated every Hausa person I meet as a brother.
These is what inspires me to learn the learn the language.
We only need to heal as a nation.

Ikegift4real:
I am Igbo . I left the north when I was still tender. I have a flare for the Hausa language .
I need someone to teach me the language especially a fine Hausa lady to make the learning process fun for me.
We could reach a payment plan if you are interested in teaching me.
I leave beyond tribal, religious or political hate.
Thank you

Hitgistnaija:
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gregyboy:
Goggle ia ur friend....the last i remember igbo culture started after Independence... All we have in igbo culrure is a borrowed culture which all started as a result of pre Independence interalationship with other tribe

yemaldo:
Hunmm
In Matthew 26:39, it states that Jesus fell on his face and prayed.

gregyboy:
As a mtter of fact i nevered disagreed on that.....
Bitter leaf(black soup) is as original to we binis just as eguish ...so stop misquoting me

BaaleOko:
I can't speak for all the Igbos in the US, neither can I account for them. I can only speak for my OWN ORGANIZATION, I'm among the relatively few Nigerians in the top administrative hierarchy in the company I work for, so it's irrefutably significant to note that I can speak only from my personal experience with your peoole(just as much as you can from your personal end). Your people are very toxic, extremely clannish and uncouth, it was always company policy for staffs not to speak in any local dialect while at work, especially when working with other staffs from various ethnic/racial backgrounds (I'm talking about other Africans, Mexicans, Whites, Native Americans, Pacific Islanders, Asians), until our Nigerian people as usual (especially Yorubas) came in and ruined everything, literally turning everything upside down with their crude and very irritating mannerisms (which EVERYBODY complained about). It wasn't even so much that they infringed on company standard policy by speaking in local dialects while on shift, and I even as a Nigerian tried to cover their aSSes from getting fired cause other staffs were ready to report them to top managers... I always came in for the agency I worked for and saved those idiots from losing their jobs. When the line was crossed was when tribalism was introduced to my agency courtesy of yorubas, your people were most culpable for some of the most disgusting actions that definitely broke the scale of professional tolerance... and I noticed these insecurities were most profound around and towards the Igbo staffs, calling Igbos "Awon ajaokuta ma mo mi" "Awon Okoro" when bonding together in their clannish sessions was the deal breaker for me... when I had it up to my neck was when some idiot started to ask her Co-staff in Yoruba why an Igbo boy was in charge... the b1tch didn't know I overheard her, plus I unfortunately for her understood Yoruba very well... that became the beginning of her many nightmares to come until she quit, or in more succinct terms "got written up and fired".