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Culture › Re: Beautiful Names In Efik/ibibio by Funjosh(m): 7:02am On Sep 17, 2014
SlyIg: Well, that will have a different meaning entirely.
It will now mean Chief Funjosh!
Obong is also a title in Efik.
Like the Obong or Edidem(king) of Calabar.
I think I like it that way. OBONG FUNJOSH cool
Culture › Re: Fulbe (fulani) And Kel-tamasheq (tuaregs) United For The Youth (jeunesse) Song by Funjosh(m): 6:52am On Sep 17, 2014
Fulaman198: I dream about Fulani unity. There already is a Fulani country kind of with Guinea. They have about a 45% Fulani population. I would like to unite the entire west African region.
45% Fulani population in Guinea, thats much. But yes I dont think that is a Fulani country anyway. Love to see a country with like 70-90% Fulani population. That will be so cool cool
Culture › Re: White Yoruba Religion Worshipers Worship In Argentina (VIDEO) by Funjosh(m): 6:09am On Sep 17, 2014
PeterKbaba: .
. I kash you grin
Culture › Re: Beautiful Names In Efik/ibibio by Funjosh(m): 6:06am On Sep 17, 2014
SlyIg: Yea ...
Obong and Abasi means God in Efik.
"Funjosh Obong" can be a nice combination. How about that? Lol.
I would love it to be Obong Funjosh grin
Culture › Re: African Culture Compared To European by Funjosh(m): 6:04am On Sep 17, 2014
I wish I could read all you just wrote
Culture › Re: Beautiful Names In Efik/ibibio by Funjosh(m): 5:57am On Sep 17, 2014
SlyIg: Here are some names from the Efik/Ibibio tribes.
We've learnt some names in Igbo tribe the other day.
So i want to bring to our knowledge also some Efik/Ibibio names in our tribe.
So here we go with all the "bong bong bong" names ... Lol.


Ima Obong ... God's Love
Eno Obong ... God's gift
Itoro Obong ... God's Glory
kufre Abasi ... Forget not God
Udeme Obong ... God's share
Aniebiet Abasi ... Who is like God?
Uduak Abasi ... God's will
Iko Obong ... God's word
Oto Obong ... From God
Idara Obong ... God's Happiness
Inemesit ... Sweetheart
Nsikak Abasi ... What can God not do?
Utibe Abasi ... Miraculous God
Ukeme ... Ability
idiongo ... Signs
Unyime Obong ... God's agreement
Ubong Abasi ... God's kingship
Nyaknno Abasi ... I surrender unto God
Etido ... God character
Akpan ... First son
Udo ... Second son
Adiaha ... First daughter
Nwa ... Second daughter
Idemette ... Father's look alike
Ekpo ... Masquerade
Edem ... Back


And i won't forget too add my own native name which is rare though...
Onofiok ... The giver knows.

Efik/Ibibio nairalanders, come in and add yours to the list ...
So Obong means God shocked
Culture › Re: I Was Given Birth To July 4 1990.united State Of America Was Created July 4 1776 by Funjosh(m): 5:54am On Sep 17, 2014
g12345: What is the second coming of Jesus Christ like? Jesus christ is said to bring the good news and end all wars and tribulations in the world... Here is the truth my people... The fruit portrayed in the garden of eden is indain hemp and it is the fruit of evil and knowledge... The day adam and eve got to smoke it, their eyes became opened and they were banished from the garden of eden and they were told that they will suffer all through their stay on this world... they will struggle at child birth, struggle in almost everything they do in life... My people, the bible only made record of cain and abel... cain got to kil abel and after cain, God gave his people seth... The bible made us know that the Jesus christ was a lineage of seth... when we go back to history, we where told the blacks where the rulers of the world and it was through the blacks that other races came.. The blacks started civilisation... yeah... and it was from the blacks other races came up... The day adam and eve ate the fruit led to the start of colonies... and the start of colonies led to colonization and now we have war... But this time shall surely pass... in the garden of eden, we had food, water, and a good life... but the essence of everything was that God got angry at the fact that the fruit of evil and knowledge was eaten but God in his infinite mercy still wanted us to multiply... He wanted to increase humanity so he designed a plan for us and that is the prophecies happening now... You ever wondered why we have to carry our cows, maize, wheat to some part of the country in order for us to be able to acquire money to buy this stuffs which would help put the same thing on the table of our people... Acquisition of wealth has really dealt a big blow on our race... If the whites are really intelligent and they need our fuel then they could come get it... that is not going to put food on our table, no!!! we have food in abundance... They should come down here and elp us develop human race... Parents!!! your kids aint useless... its a prophecy and it was meant to come to pass.. To the parents who have died in the struggle, we will continue to pray for you and we know you all are out there praying for us...This world is a world of mysteries that goes beyond the eyes but God has always promised us the return of the messiah... History has it.... It was in the name of history different ideologies came... It was in this name of history different theories came up.. This fruit of evil and knowledge brought about it.... We cant base our knowledge on just the bible... If you really wanna know then you have to go deep.... God bless us
What is this one saying huh
Culture › Re: Fulbe (fulani) And Kel-tamasheq (tuaregs) United For The Youth (jeunesse) Song by Funjosh(m): 5:51am On Sep 17, 2014
Fulani country cool that would be a lot of milk and meat fa grin
Health › Re: Ebola: NAFDAC To Prosecute Ewedu Cure Claimer by Funjosh(m): 5:44am On Sep 17, 2014
I don't blame the professor, neither do I blame NAFDAC. but just one person I go blame PATRICK SAWYER lipsrsealed
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Borussia Dortmund Vs Arsenal : UCL (2 - 0) On 16th September 2014 by Funjosh(m): 10:27pm On Sep 16, 2014
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Science/Technology › Re: The Ozone Layer Is Growing Back by Funjosh(m): 1:12pm On Sep 16, 2014
naijathings: ban this guy
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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Official Chelsea Fan Thread: Club World Cup Champions 2025-2029 by Funjosh(m): 2:14am On Sep 16, 2014
smiley CHELSEA grin
Culture › Re: What You May Not Know About Nigerians By Tpia1 by Funjosh(m): 1:40am On Sep 16, 2014
tpia1: Yeah we all think Nigera is a liberated, free country for all. But what we do not know is that to some extent, there are things that Nigerians still practice despite all the feminism and human rights movements, some even outdated.

1. Ain't Nothing Like Gender Equality: Yes there are a few superwomen here and there. Beyonce there, Oprah Winfrey there, female supreme court judges, etc. But there is a line drawn somewhere. Do you know that there are still many jobs that pay men more than women for doing exactly the same thing? Business policies are more male-tailored, also the percentage of female CEOs of top companies in Nigeria for instance is far more than that of the US. That's why they have so many laws protecting women to make up for this.


2. They Actually Have a Deep Rooted Culture; religious and secular holidays are traditions that will remain till thy kingdom comes and they follow it religiously. They also have certain kinds of music, food, and ways of partying that are strictly Nigerian. Apart from their atheists, they collectively say grace at the table during every family meal. They also have a tradition they observe in the weddings. Their weddings are more like trad and white rolled into one.

3. There Are Probably More Percentage Of Housewives In Nigeria (minus rural settings); Go to high brow areas like my area where there are wives of successful lawyers and and surgeons doing nothing all than taking care the kids and going shopping. Not just high brow but almost all classes of people. There are more and more housewives choosing to stay back and take care of the home. Some work from the house though.

4. There Are Lots Of Gold Diggers; This is for the "Nigerian girls and money" criers. My hometown babes no dey carry last in the area of god digging. Marrying one woman is like getting ready to loose more than half your wealth because in case of a divorce, the courts will give her most of your wealth which you will have to work hard to replenish. Sometimes it"s worse if she already has her own money, she will make sure she gets a good lawyer to squeeze you dry. But Nigerian billionaires have ways of making new money so they are coping. Lol. Do you know there are many, many young even middle aged attractive women with the sole aim of marrying wealthy men?

5. Straight Guys Hate Gay Guys; With a passion! Go to Nigeria sites and blogs and see anonymous comments from straight guys about gay men. You will coil! Words like "gay asss" or "gay" are used to ridicule them codedly. Gays can NEVER have equal rights in Nigeria. Politicians just use them to score points. They all know that homosexuals cannot actually live like and get all the benefits of straight people in all Nigerian states.

6. A Nigerian Guy Will Choose A Virgin Over A LovePeddler As Wife; Unless, of course love comes in, contrary to what people think that Nigerian men don't care about morality in their women, they will pick an inexperienced girl over a LovePeddler any time any day. Not like they are looking for virgins, but they need and crave decent women. If you don't believe me, watch BAGGAGE on Dstv 127 almost every evening. Also visit Nigerian blogs and forums. Yes the Average Nigerian guy can't resist some one night stands here and there but he can't marry her. Yes they can have baby mamas and even live with them, but they don't marry them.

7. There Are Actually More Percentage of Virgins In Nigeria Than In Most Countries In Africa; Some of them are the miss-goody-two-shoes, no makeup, no fancy dresses types while some are the party girl types. They chose to remain virgins not for religious reasons or because they are good girls but because they chose to preserve it for that special man, or to auction it off! Lol! Is it not oyibos that auction that virginity? Some as old as 26 years old!

8. Nigerian Guys Go To Meet Their Girlfriend's Families Long Before Nigerian Guys Are Ready For Such; They are also old-fashioned when it comes to serious relationships. Opening car doors, taking you out on several dates, and even meeting your folks before taking you to his house or asking you to come to his. Unlike our niggas who get your number today and the next thing they are asking when you will come to see them!

9. Most Nigerian Grandmas Are Just As Prim And Proper As Ours; They take care of grandkids and give all the advice and lectures and are just as protective and desirous of grandkids as our own grandmothers.

If you doubt any of these, do some research.
itstpia and tpia1 grin smiley
Culture › Re: Yoruba Mothers by Funjosh(m): 6:47pm On Sep 15, 2014
oluboyo04: YORUBA MOTHERS!!! Yorùbá mothers are the best
when it comes to child upbringing.
Yorùbá mothers produce the best range of slaps:
IGBATI,
IFOTI,
IGBAJU,
IGBARUN,
IFORUN,
IFAKUN,
ILADI,
ABARA.
These slaps will make you think you were adopted. IGBATI
will make you correct your wrongs instantly!
The beauty of IFOTI is, you will confess your sins on the
spot.
IGBARUN, IGBAJU and IFORUN will make you expose those
who committed the crime with you without hesitation.
ABARA and ILADI will make you pee in your new pants.
Now ABARA is the worst...
And apart from IGBAJU, we have an advanced one which is
IGBAJU OLOYI.
When you receive that one, you'll lose balance and your
head will go into "auto-search" as you'll be looking for
what hit you.
This will make you do all the actions of the other slaps
aforementioned at once!
OH! IGBAJU OLOYI... it can reset someone to 3D
(DEAF,DUMB, and DAFT).
She will say let's go home and u will say it's in my pocket
ma.
God bless our parents for the good upbringing.
If you were brought-up in Yoruba land, regardless of how
caring your mother was,
you'd have encountered these slaps ....
Keep on smiling.
Enjoy the rest of your day
grin grin grin
Culture › Re: Horror Scene: People Taking Pictures Of Suicide Victim by Funjosh(m): 4:10pm On Sep 15, 2014
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Forum Games › Re: Tag And Ask by Funjosh(m): 3:44pm On Sep 15, 2014
EsanEmmanuel: where have you been my sugary nwa! Been waiting days for yhur reply... Mo ti remuremu.. Rejureju..... Myheart went weary.... Mylegs weak... Mylove... Yinkuzlove.... Bawo ni?? cheesy:*
Chineke shocked buoda won ti get yin sir grin
Forum Games › Re: Tag And Ask by Funjosh(m): 3:41pm On Sep 15, 2014
yinkus4u2c: OMG! Me? Hair? Love? Person? I'm lost please...someone help find my way out cheesy
Yinkus4u2c please help EsanEmmanuel he needs u in his life. I think with u his life will be better. wink
Christianity Etc › Re: 'How T.B. Joshua Took My Wife' – Pastor Peter Kayode Tells It All by Funjosh(m): 3:12pm On Sep 14, 2014
make una leave my TB JOSHUA alone na kilode huhhuh
Christianity Etc › Re: Video Of How Synagogue Church Guest House Collasped Plus Aircraft Hovering by Funjosh(m): 3:00pm On Sep 14, 2014
allisonluvsu: I just watched the video of how the synagogue church guest house collaspe and the story behind the aircraft hovering around the building. See video below:
Still uploading.Hold on

watch video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ua1MWreHGuw

credits: www.loadedvilla.com
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Politics › Re: Enugu, The Pride Of The East. by Funjosh(m): 8:25am On Sep 14, 2014
EsanEmmanuel: nwannem... Awkuzu is between onitsha and awka.. Drive along and ask yourself... D whole oyi LG.. only umunya where d nysc camp is.. And cave city has regular power supply in d LG... drive along and make finidings... D LG starts afta ANSU igbariam junction if u driving from awka.. Thanx. And lastly... I somuch love anambra state.. Even with d huge downside of no electricity dat I had... We were paying #30 to charge phone evryday... To charge my 2phones evryday #60... I buy water evryday... #30 cuz I bath 2ce a day.... I had to return my laptop back to my residential state cuz it waz becomin of no use... I have to go to my barber's shop to be able to watc tv.. But I still love d state for so many reasns.. Infakt... I met my fiance there... And would be going for trad wedding nextyear... I hav visited awkuzu 3times after my nysc... Cuz of my love for that place despite d hardship... That doesnt make me hate on awkuzu... Letz all live in love.. Nobody/state is perfect.. Itz all good to point out d badsides of our govermnent.. But very wrong to think ur state has no flaw! Nna ehnn.. I tire 4 u ooo.
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Music/Radio › Re: Your Top 5 Nigerian Albums Of All Time by Funjosh(m): 8:19am On Sep 14, 2014
Libkid: Asa album
Asa album
Asa album
Asa album
Asa album dats five right for more info ask google.
Why are you calling my wife name like that huh huh undecided undecided
Culture › Re: Funny African Proverbs by Funjosh(m): 8:03am On Sep 14, 2014
checkdate: Only a courageous woman can fry a bunch of
plantain without tasting any-
Albert Marcauley (1872)
.
He who says nothing last forever has never tried Hausa perfume- Nelson Mandela (1973)
.
He who completely unwrap moimoi and gala b4 eating cannot keep a secret-
Abraham Lincoln (1864)
.
Any man that uses his teeth to cut shaki from
pepper soup, with his eyes wide open, is not afraid of anything- William Shakespear (1900)
'
Anyone who graduate without expiriencing strike, has never been to Nigeria-
Lord Lugard (1904)
:
He who refuse to mix agege bread and akara as a type of sandwich is a racist-
Martin Luther King jnr (1788)
.
Any man who drinks Alomo bitters without
squeezing his face, is capable of murder- Michael Faraday (1899)
.
Drinking Garri doesn't mean u're poor, but allowing the Garri to swell b4 drinking is poverty- Queen Elizabeth (1893)
.
He who runs around looking 4 scissors to cut
indomine seasoning sachet is not hungry-
Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe (1947)
.
Anyone who read this without laughing is either looking 4 job or Needs Jesus Badly- Arch. Namadi Sambo (2014)



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BIKE MAN: Where are you going to?

PROSTITUTE: I'm going to the mortuary.

BIKE MAN: Sorry it's late, I can't drop you there except you pay me 3000 naira.

PROSTITUTE: No problem, when we get there, you'll be paid. (When they got to the mortuary, the prostitute said,) "Wait here a second, let me go get you the money."(When the man waited for an hour without seeing the prostitute, he decided to go in search of her. He pushed open the gate of the mortuary a little bit, took some steps in, before noticing someone,who appeared to be the mortuary attendant, lounging around)

ATTENDANT: How can I help you sir?

BIKE MAN: I gave a lady a ride to this place, she asked me to wait for her to go inside and get the money for the ride, but didn't come back.

ATTENDANT: No one entered here! So I don't know what you are talking about.
(The bike man insisted and decided to stay and wait for the lady. The attendant thought for a
while and asked him to follow him into the mortuary room. When they got there)

ATTENDANT: (He picks up a stick beside him, and points it towards the bodies) If you know you entered a bike and didn't pay, quickly raise up your hand and bring it out or else I will beat all of you with this stick! (Quickly, one of the dead bodies raised up her hand and threw the money at the bike rider.)

If you were the bike man, what wil l you do?














A M P R O U D L Y N I G E R I A N !
I go take the money and start my bike and zoom off. I render a service so I deserved to be paid grin grin grin
Culture › Re: A Picture Of Three Igbo Women In 1921 by Funjosh(m): 7:57am On Sep 14, 2014
purplesummer: I doubt these women were igbos, igbo women never wore hats (or cones)
How did u know that huh How sure are you huh
Culture › Re: A Picture Of Three Igbo Women In 1921 by Funjosh(m): 7:55am On Sep 14, 2014
oladimejiX: While reading about the igbo people on a Wikipedia article i came across this picture of three igbo women, and its interesting that as recently as 1921 they were still as scantily clad as they were.
Share your thoughts
Please don't blind my eyes with this ur pix shocked shocked shocked
Culture › Re: Prostration (Idobale)....act Of Humility (Omoluabi) by Funjosh(m): 7:51am On Sep 14, 2014
susanbussy: i think only Yoruba prostrate and kneel the hausas' will stood low both male and female and thats all i know i believe the igbos dont do any of that....
OK atiri yin angry grin angry grin
Culture › Re: Prostration (Idobale)....act Of Humility (Omoluabi) by Funjosh(m): 7:49am On Sep 14, 2014
Tolexander: In my lovely culture, this is how we demonstrate respect while greeting our elders.
Emi omo kaaro o, o o jiire bi
mo kuku jiire, telegan lo baje.


[img]http://yemitom.files./2011/10/girl-kneeling-and-boy-prostrating-for-a-woman2.jpg[/img]
Wa gbayi. Wa pe laye. Wa dagba joo. wink wink wink
Culture › Re: Prostration (Idobale)....act Of Humility (Omoluabi) by Funjosh(m): 7:47am On Sep 14, 2014
Scarpon: are those ones standing foolish?
Questions for the gods huhhuh
Culture › Re: Please Can Someone From The Tiv Tribe Tell Me About Their Culture And Tradition? by Funjosh(m): 10:43am On Sep 13, 2014
Minemrys: [color=#990000][/color] hello guys, i need your help with this novel am working on. Please i would like to know more about the tiv culture, ranging from religion beliefs, superstitious beliefs, marriage, life style, mode of dressing and so on. Thanks!
Makurdi, Gboko, Aliade, Zaki-Biam, Naka, Konshisha, Tse-Agberagbe, etc are motorable, itr better you pay any of the Tiv Town a visit yourself lipsrsealed
Culture › Re: Emir Of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi, Wants Divorce Severely Punished by Funjosh(m): 10:37am On Sep 13, 2014
Djicemob: Who is muhammadu sanusihuh
He is a Man grin
Science/Technology › Re: 20 Of The World's Most Destructive Weapons In History by Funjosh(m): 10:33am On Sep 13, 2014
Airforce1 grin
Romance › Re: My Girlfriend & Sister Fought Over The Car Front Seat, Who Do I Side? by Funjosh(m): 5:01am On Sep 13, 2014
Maonyz: Does he sleep with her?
either he does or not, she has no rite or left to behave like that. angry undecided

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