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Asgard73:
They killed him..

Young Yoruba demons .. and their parents knowingly stole em out of the country

If Na igbo geh that schools and Na igbo children kill that boy.. or any tribe aside southwest

Yoruba media no go rest

Now see as they’re pushing for cover up.. but e no go cover

Names the children. And their parents .. all Na bad up bringing .. they must take responsibility

Do you know the identity of the killers? Abi in your warped logic, if it happened in Lagos then a Yoruba must be responsible for it?

Asgard73:
Igbo Amaka.. everywhere marammaa..

But Yoruba will always want to abuse beautiful igbo ladies with their derogatory abuses.. reason they will always live to hate what they can’t conquer.

See as Iweala sit comfortable for number 1.

Remember how those Yoruba urchins take abuse this woman in 2015 while giving us one scammer Adeosun abi wetin be her name that year.

Igbo to the world

All of you were here ranting against her nomination because Trump did not support her.
Na wa for you people. Hypocrisy means nothing to you.
All the threads are still here on nairaland. She got more support from Yoruba as far as this forum is concerned.

POLYGAMY:
SO IGBOS AND YORUBAS DON DEY MEASURE D1CK FOR NAIRALAND

No contest. Just actors and hecklers.

decatalyst:
These Brazilians are really serious about this thing o.



Wonderment.

There used to a lot of trading between Brazil and Nigeria for religious stuff. I read some people became very rich sending these items to Brazil.

HedwigesMaduro:
Don't waste your time enlightening a Igbo. He'll drop the knowledge in the next minute and wail on with what his grandpa told him after a palwine binge.

Grandpa probably told the truth. Uncle Chukwudiebele is the problem. He didn't go to school when his mates were going. His only education was the one he got from his master as a second hand clothes seller. His is loud and a heavy drinker and he is an "expert " in the history of Nigeria.

Igboid:
You are suffering from inferiority complex.
Ajayi crowther was never able to speak fluent Igbo, but he could write Igbo primer.
Your head is not working well.

Wake up.

Simon Jonas is the one who wrote the Igbo primer, Crowther was a mere supervisor for CMS for the project.

You can't give what you don't have.

You are free to revel in your ignorance.

Igboid:
What history exactly, do you people drink Omo over there in SW?
Are you okay at all?

I posted historical facts that showed that Igbo slaves of Sierra Leone origin, ie Simon Jonas and Taylor bringing the gospel to Igbo villagers for CMS and Crowther doing just administrative work.
And you are here talking about History. Which history? Your beer parlour stories in Sagamu and Ogbomosho were you deceive yourselves that you brought the gospel to "Omo Ibo" and taught Omo Ibo their language in written form even when you can't speak the language?
If I got a dollar any time I hear Yorubas go about on how they gave Igbos written language, just because Crowther was an administrative officer for CMS, I could become a millionaire in dollars already. Una no dey shame?

You all have issues. Not to worry, I'm here to reset your brains.
The Igbo man has no interest in being part of Yoruba history, but you lots keep intruding into ours with your inferiority complex.

You are posting nonsense. Do you know more than the CMS about the early missionaries in Nigeria?
You have no interest in being part of Yoruba history! Like you have any choice in that. Perhaps you have the power to travel back in time and change the course of history.
You are posting crap because you are consumed by bigotry and inferiority complex.
A Yoruba man led the first missionaries to Iboland.
Wrote the first primer for Ibo language.
Translated the Bible to Ibo language.
Brought Akpu too.
You can rave and rant from here to eternity and these facts will never change.
Sorry you feel sad about this.

Igboid:
Crowther never preached in Igboland.

Taylor and Simon Jonas did the preaching.

No need using an interpreter when you have capable hands that can do the work directly.
It's common sense.
Crowther was more of an administrative officer in Igboland for CMS.
The preaching and interactions with the locals were undertaken by Igbo slaves in Jonas and Taylor.

You lots are just suffering from inferiority complex, trying to assign to yourself a stupid tag of bringer of civilization to Ndiigbo.

Are you lots okay at all?

You don't know what you are talking about. History is what it is, not what you want it to be.

oglalasioux:
The Portuguese brought cassava to Igboland from Brazil and taught them how to make garri.

You are right, the Portuguese are known to like eba very much.

1Sharon:
Ajaji crowther was a house negro. It was wrong how he distorted Yoruba language in his dictionary.

Not true Sharon. Even the English language of that era is different from the one written and spoken today.

christistruth01:
When Bishop Ajayi Crowther took Cassava and Garri to the East it became an instant Smash hit and a SuperStar

It still is today
They loved it

Lol

christistruth01:
I was referring to the East

There was a food Crisis in the East before Bishop Ajayi Crowther took Cassava there

Oh.

christistruth01:
You still ran into a food Crisis because of your huge Population and that was when Bishop Ajayi Crowther brought you Cassava

And you know how you love Your Akpu

The returnees from Brazil came with the knowledge of how to properly process cassava into edible food. That is how it caught on. There wasn't any huge population or food crisis in Yorubaland.

christistruth01:
That is why no matter how much they Curse Lord Lugard and the British nothing do them

I am not talking about those people. People like Ajayi Crowther, Mary Slessor and many others in their own little ways. Not colonizers.

Bkayyy:
Actually most people prefer pounded yam or Cocoyam (utara ede)

What they serve to guests as oji in Ohaji is pounded yam and Nsala.

It's all good bro. God bless all the people who brought good things to Africa.

Bkayyy:
Exactly what we are eating today.

Ụgba, Ụkpaka, Cocoyams (pounded and boiled), Yam (we even have festivals for that one, assorted soups (Okazi, Nsala, ọgbọnọ, ọkwụrụ aka okro, ọha etc), achịcha, ụkwa, nkoro, etc

Should I continue?

I bet you will cause a riot if you don't have akpu in two days.

christistruth01:
Akpu is the most Precious food of our Igbo brethren you mean

Exactly. And I wonder what they ate before it came to Iboland.

Bkayyy:
In this case, I don't want to know whether it is indigenous or not, I just want to know how they eat cocoa as food.

What did you eat before Ajayi Crowther? Akpu is the most important Ibo food today. What did you eat before the Bishop?

Bkayyy:
Wait a minute, you people eat cocoa as food?
Like you boil or roast it?

Cocoyam, not cocoa.

Bkayyy:
And you didn't hear when your brother said that corn/maize came from Brazil.
So in other words, you were eating yam (pounded yam and Amala) with ewedu day in day out

Lol, you guys are funny.

Plantains, Akara/beans, cocoyam nko? They are not foods?

Sctests:
That's a lie, if it was indigenous to Igboland, we would have borrowed words for it. Akpu is indigenous to Igboland, yoruba borrowed the word fufu from other West Africans who were neighbours to yorubaland. Do your research.

Is Mkpurumiri indigenous to Igboland? Don't you have a name for it?

Sctests:
That's a lie, if it was indigenous to Igboland, we would have borrowed words for it. Akpu is indigenous to Igboland, yoruba borrowed the word fufu from other West Africans who were neighbours to yorubaland. Do your research.

Cassava is not even indigenous to Africa.

Sctests:
You are a yoruba revisionist. Do you want to learn or do you want us to derail the thread and make it messy for your ilks?

But it is true. Not trying to derail anything here.

duro4chang:
Akpu you don minit?

Seriously, he took cassava to Iboland.

duro4chang:
He did not use any abusive word. Very simple and polite.

He was a good man. He also took Akpu to Iboland.

Namnam:
Why though? The factories already built and can be turned on at any time and is but the Nigerian government refuses to run the dang thing at full capacity at a time where oil is revealing itself to be unstable for the economy and when they openly show support for opening up every other steel mill besides the ajoatuka one

Why is the same question every Nigerian has been asking for decades.

It doesn't look like it will ever work.

I like to know the trade off.

nameo:
DO the job yourself, mate

Of course.