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^^^ She prolly meant: . . . pataki julo itakun won lori oro oselu |
[quote author=tpiah! link=topic=590933.msg7712164#msg7712164 date=1297434936]^^agbo yi dabi agbo awon omo odua. won kan ko ikokuko. check[b] that [/b] out. ![]() come, are you yoruba? [/quote]Good job, TpiahThat is part of what I saw in Katz writing that gave me the impression I had. |
[quote author=tpiah! link=topic=590933.msg7712003#msg7712003 date=1297433455]that yoruba does not look standard, to me. you guys should check the one i type, which can pretty much be understood by anybody. i could barely make head or tail of what they wrote.[/quote]Can you provide a link? The one Kilode? wrote was extraordinary, very well written and easy to understand. The problem you are having with it prolly stems from his use of proverbs which without familiarity would surely impede understanding. |
[quote author=xoxo, link=topic=602310.msg7709987#msg7709987 date=1297411104]lwkmd, and the irony is that he is doing more harm to GEJ. He is helping the undecided make their decisions faster.[/quote]Who is undecided? Did you mean those who are yet to decide whether to take part in the rigging? |
@ Becomrichn, I have taken your name off the Egbe Omo Oduduwa page on Wikipedia Dont tamper with it again ok! |
aminalib:awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww, That was so nice of you sweety I promise never to disrespect you again PS: So help me God! |
^^^^ Thanks This is unfortunate I have never been more shocked in my life. Can you imagine that |
aminalib:Is that who you prefer? You should have told me? |
How come kano is not on the list and how are so sure that the most indebted state are indeed the most developed state? |
mbulela:I think it is the same one WTF is Ibidapo Obe doing on that list! |
aminalib:Can you post a pic of you shyyting so I can use it for my daily "you-know-what" |
oyb:Are you phuccing serious? Any link? This is hilarious |
aminalib:Inyama. Are you a dirty dirty girl? Anyway, I hit from the front, not from behind, so shyyt or no shyyt, I can still hit So where are you? Canada? I live in jersey you know Do you want to come to me or you want to do in-call tonight? |
aminalib:I know everything mehn ANyway, when am I going to hit it? |
aminalib:I did, before your last MIA. Anyway, bygone is bygone That is in the past Lets talk as adults What say you? |
aminalib:What is my tactics? I defeated you and I dont see the point anymore We can be friends, may be lovers even. . . what say you? |
aminalib:Hey Sup? Whats kicking? |
Did Bolaji Aluko resign from Howard? |
Odunnu:I concur! |
[quote author=Kilode?! link=topic=590933.msg7709606#msg7709606 date=1297401799]Mo ti ye ise owo ko ede Yoruba ti Oga Katsumoto yii wo daradara. Oro na so simi lenu o si tun bu iyo si.[/quote]Iso re k'ose gbemi, iyo si tun re, k'ose tu danu. Sugbon, nitori ipa ti ogbeni Katsumoto ti ko lati ja fun iyi ati ilosiwaju awon Omo kaaro oo jiire lori ero itakun Nairaland, mo gba ogbeni yi towo tese.OK Then! Mo understand! |
^^^ You are fooling yourself Are you this stupidd in real life? |
Iya Matee has got nothing on me! ![]() |
[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=599800.msg7709549#msg7709549 date=1297399840]If you consider yourself a real man, then the world must be coming to an end soon. You are not fit to be called a real man. And I honestly believe that. A real man doesn't generalize a whole group. A real man doesn't spend his entire time ridiculing others. A real man knows when to shut up, when they are in the wrong. That is a real man. You sire are not a real man. [/quote]Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww Ezeuche is about to cry? Mr. Cryafra, grow up man. You need to. Your family is looking up to you. Just like your mentors, you are real hypocrite Who again was voted the greatest TRIBALIST of all time? Not Me, not Aigbofa, not Bkbabe, not Eku_Bear,but Ezeuchen Who Again tried to conceal his identity like a coward, not Fstranger 1-7, not Bkbabe 90-99, not Ileke-Idi, not AIgbofa, but You=Omemani=Kalu Anano=Abadaba=Andre Uweh=29 other monikers=Ochi Agha Who again followed the footsteps of his mentor, Ikemba, by bolting to US when he could no longer stand the heat in Nigeria? You With all the stolen $180,000 / annum your parents spend on you, it would be a travesty if you do not turn out at least half as manly as your arse stuffing cocaine addict you have as a father. Seriously, you need to be a man. Stop whining, stop crying, stop running to the mods for succor for a thread you created yourself. Stand up and be a PHUCCING MAN. |
^^^^ Go sleep Kobo! |
[quote author=Kilode?! link=topic=599800.msg7709508#msg7709508 date=1297398484]As omo kaaro o jiire, I can relate to some of this, even Awon Oyinbo understood the condescension with which they were viewed Hahahaha. I'm sure Edo people viewed Oyinbos that way too. They had nothing on the Irunmoles and never will. Anyway, another opportunity will come.[/quote]Ipadabo Abija? May God spare our lives. |
[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=599800.msg7709457#msg7709457 date=1297397320]^^^ And with all your so called education, you are still a fool. Ignorance is bliss though. Maybe when you are 50, you will act your age. It is sad, that someone your age would continue to act in such a way. Shouldn't you be trying to better yourself in this world?[/quote]Since I knew you were a college student, I have tried to always treat you with kid-glove as I could relate with your sense of incompetence and lack of proper grasp of how the real world operates; after all, I was once as clueless and silly as you are now. It is my hope that you will one day outgrow your present childish status and grow up to be a real man like the rest of us. You may not have seen it but I will repost a piece of advice that was given to you earlier today by a fellow good hearted forumite. It is my wish that you will be humble enough to heed to the advice, and not fall for the baseless pride and egotistical character that became the undoing of those before you. TewMuch: |
^^^^ [quote author=bk.babe97y link=topic=599800.msg7709446#msg7709446 date=1297396943]Dude, do u have a girlfriend? How do u communicate with her? Theres no way in hell u'll get past "Hey, excuse me. . . . " with a typical American chica without have your eyeballs drycleaned with mace! Like, how stup*id are you? What have Anthropologists comments and Chinua Achebe got to do with any of what we're talking about right now?[/quote]Be nice to him, he is a college student And we know that college students can be incredibly stu-pid atimes, especially Ibo college students ![]() |
The British adored their stooge, Balewa. After all, he was British made. They heartily disliked Awolowo because he was clever, sensible and moral. Here was a true leader of his people to fear. It was Awo who could have united Nigeria as a sober, balanced and realistic leader. Awo had to be stopped for fear he would upset the Northern bandwagon. Ironically, Awo was safely in jail when the young Majors staged their military coup, which removed Britain's boys from the political scene. How the British must have wished, as they contemplated the destruction of their highly successful master plan for post-Independence Nigeria, that they had activated the contingency plot to poison Dr Azikiwe. For if Awo was feared for his cleverness, and Zik ridiculed for his vanity and mercurial nature, it was Zik who had poured forth his hatred of the colonial regime for a decade through the pages of his West African Pilot, which was Britain's bete noire.I tell ya, Zik was crazy, conceited, and valueless. My own appreciation of Zik's character - and he was certainly devious - came from my friend, Francis Nwokedi, who was one of Zik's highly placed lieutenants in the administration.I wouldn't want someone like Zik as a leader definitely. Seems too shady fro my liking But then, I am not Ibo. Every Ibo civil servant was an unpaid member of Zik's own Intelligence Service. However, although the ubiquitous, loyal Ibo civil servant was well informed, the secret file system and exclusion of even top African civil servants from sensitive positions was intended to protect our political plans for Zik's future. Even so, it was not difficult to divine British attitudes to Zik and to guess that contingency plans did exist to 'silence' or neutralise him. For his part, Zik made it clear that he feared assassination by the British. The colonial regime pooh-poohed this as evidence of Zik's paranoia and his desire to project himself as a persecuted, fearless nationalist. Zik was open to ridicule by the British because he was conceited and vain and took strenuous efforts to avoid going to jail. On this score he had little to fear, for the British too wanted to avoid turning Zik into a martyr. We needed to neutralise him quietly. Assassination would have been counterproductive, unless carried out in such a way that no blame could be attached to the British.What a coward! |
^^^^ I know Sleeky scumbags |
Awolowo, released from jail, became Minister of Finance. It was a miracle, but an honest and dedicated politician had been found to fill the post which Okotie Eboh had exploited to the point of destroying Nigeria. Awolowo was now a leader in the Lagos regime of General Gowon.Very profound. Now contrast the above with this: And Doctor Azikiwe? To the disgust of the Igbo people he had changed sides in September 1969 when it was obvious that their battle was lost.Azikiwe, like Ikemba and every other Ibo alive, is a man of very WEAK and QUESTIONABLE character. :::::SMDH::::: |
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[/quote]Good job, Tpiah

