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pls define "cute"

Funky burial.

Story that touch

jnrbayano:
I can visit

You will be glad you did

I won't wear shoes for him to look down on. I rather grow taller for him to look up to. Am not a hater.

But come o. Are you sure they did not clone his fb page?

Lizabeth25:
Ah....! Be deceiving yourself!


And be forming Jehovah witness there!

O.k. counsellor, she will keep on sleeping in men's houses awaiting proposals or engagements Abu?
If it doesn't work, she will move on .

Am not forming JW. That its a practice among peoplw does not make it a godly standard. :\

Ephramed:
na one tribe for adamawa state.though no be taboo....
if they no catch a woman(wife) doing the thing outside marriage *oyinbo call am adultery* she never reach to be called a wife.

Then I rather remain a married girl in that place; D

jnrbayano:
Which village?

Do you to pay a visit?
ELUAMA IN ISUIKWUATO LGA OF ABIA STATE

Definitely not from Globacom

keandre:
Nice, I don't know there too well, don't come home often.

That is where we have Eluama police post by Eze Eloagu palace
Do you know Susanna Ekeogu?

iamdsam:
Mine is Oghenenyerhovwo meaning God answers prayers. I'm an Urhobo from Delta State.

That's what my neighbour translated my Igbo name "Chilasa" to

God answers

1. Young girls that have entered puberty must not urinate outside
2. If an unmarried girl gets pregnant the land must be cleansed
3. if a woman let's her wrapper get loosed in public the land must be cleansed
4. It is forbidden to cut the udara tree when it has started bearing fruits
5. Suicide is a no no
6. Adultery kills the husband and children of the woman
7. Incest is an abomination
8. I don't know the snakes they call avuala but it must not be killed
9. If midnight comes while still carrying out your marriage rites you have to start all over again
10. Women are not to be buried in front of the compound
11. You must not shed your brother's blood

calls you from upstairs while gisting with her friends downstairs only for her to send you to bring her purse from the room upstairs

meezynetwork:
Well, this tradition differ from place to place in igbo land. In my place, Obowo in imo state, you hardly do such. Burial is not a problem. 50k is enough for burial but you can do how u like. Wives is almost free cos we don't marry among ourself. So culture differs.

For the Abians & Imos, marriages and burials are made simple and easy (am from Abia) but the Anambras make it a big issue (am married there).
We attended a burial of a young man of 43 at Ikenga yesterday and you won't believe what we saw.

The man was interred weeks ago with "ippu akwa", laying of wrappers where family and friends will honour the dead with presentation of different types of wrappers and gifts.

The church mourned him on Wednesday while in laws mourned yesterday. Every in law will bring about 4 cartons of malt, 3 cartons of beer, cook rice and stew for Umu Ada, put money in about 7 envelopes and come with a dance group.

We announced our presence by dancing around the arena, while spraying money on our wife, presented the drinks.

We then proceeded to adorn our wife with different wrappers to the clapping and admiration of the Umu Ada. We sprayed her money again.

Our wife then danced around for another spraying.

They then entertained us and we danced again thru the arena to announce our exit. We were given small and chicken to present to the musicians we hired (musicians are on ground to be hired for a fee).

A woman's burial costs much more.

When we buried my parents, we simply entertained the guests after internment and that was that. But for my parents in law, we fed umu okpu for a week, breakfast, lunch and dinner.

They drank Milo and milk in the mornings (no Lipton ). The yams are cut in big portions like a tuber of yam may be cut into depending on the size and its rice and stew (jollof is NO NO)

keandre:
[color=#000030][size=14pt]Me's from Amautu-Eluama,Isuikwato L.G.A in Abia State[/size][/color]

.Am from ...Amabo - Eluama Isu3

Ozioma - Goodnews Oluchukwu - Hand work of God Chinenyenwa- It's God that gives children Uchechi - God's will be done Chilasa - God answers Ezeigbo - King of the Igbos Ifechukwu - Light of God Chimdindu - My God is alive Ngozichukwuruomaru - Let God's blessings envelope me Chinyeaka - God help me Ejikemeuwa - It's not by strength Onyekaozuru - Who has sufficiently? Ibeabueke - Not created by mates

Oghenenyerhovwo ...God answers prayers

interpret this Urbobo proverb

pegepege amre okaka megemege amre usenwu

I hope the baby was rescued alive

Abagworo:
Such phrases as "Ada n'eri ukwu anu", "Ikhi nwe ulo" and "Opara nwe ala" are common and widely accepted across Igboland but what I'm yet to understand is how the Orlu'Ulu title came to be and why the importance attached to it.

Orlu is a term widely used in Igbo language in reference to a 2nd child(male or female). While a lot of other African cultures have little or no value for the Orlu, the Igbos seem to cherish it so much that names dedicated to the Orlu child are too numerous to mention. The simplest is Nworlu,Worlu, Nwolu or Nwulu.

it is ulu and not orlu

Let him say 5 decades of the rosary for his healing and stop dancing with nude girls

Urine:
I know SLS is a bit hot headed but as a royal father he should be more calm and speak with wisdom.

Thanks o jare. Who is he threatening kwa nu?

ohaneze fake back to back from Ojukwu to GEJ From Gowon to Ironsi Corruption ti take over Egbon if you want the award come and take it

Lizabeth25:
But how come you propose to a woman who never spent a night in your house?

It is not the standard for a woman to spend nighiin the fiance's prior to marriage

nseke:
My problem is her inability to own up to her fault besides,you can help her manage it-check the water intake in the evening through the night and wake her to go ease herself just before,when you would ve noted the range of time she normally passes urine

In addition wake up twice in the night to ease herself. But don't fail to see a doctor

xtervaganza:
i get it, sweetheart. That was sarcasm

Ok I now understand

xtervaganza:
I smell lies in this topic



Anyway on the bright side she won't labour in pain

Who said so? The cervix is different from the vagina. What gives the Labour pain is th uterine contractions to open the cervix

Movingcoil:
This so called lady with a vagina bigger than canal shouldn't complain. This is how she have found herself and shouldn't feel bad about it. Definitely you will find a guy who Wil appreciate your wide pussy. You should be more focused on developing yourself. I pray you regain your confidence and reduce your sexual escapades. If you were my girlfriend/ wife I will never complain as far as I see you reciprocate my love. May God help u

True talk. After all girls are running away from some giant d.ick which she can monopolize

try selling it at efritin.com

end time mama Sarah

ayindejimmy:
Ok. You got me.
I'll take that back.
Sometimes, you know, you jus need to let off some steam. This world isn't a tea party you know.

No wahala, we move on