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I don't understand some folks,the overtly relgious folks.
Y'all claim there are nothing like African/Black spirits/powers today but tomorrow claim you are organising prayers and deliverance sessions for people possessed of black demons. How so

So,according to ya story,the town was in darkness cos they reverred the iguana but saw the light when they abolished that culture and embraced the white mans own.what really happened?Govt brought in power poles,boreholes and tap waters,gave their children scholarships as they discarded their culture or what?break it down,sir.

wesley80: Sorry pal, Spiritism is no Religion. I just hope African communities grow to a stage where they realize these are some of the reasons their people are relatively backward and face retarded progress. Yes I know it sounds absurd, but its true nontheless. i've seen such village traditions translate to huge obstacles in the lives of individuals who only knew their villages had such traditions or where themselves passive participants.
Earlier this year I accompanied a friend to an occassion in Nndoni community in Rivers state a community notorious for their reverence of the Iguana and surprisingly I didnt see any of the usually ubiquitous reptiles throughout my stay and I wondered aloud where they had all gone. It turned out that their now late king - you didnt hear he's dead from me - had asked his people to drop the tradition and allow the Iguana serving tradition go back to the town they "acquired" the tradition from (forgive me for letting the name of the town slip thru my memory, I'll confirm tomorrow) and his people wholeheartedly consented - apparently, they were all tired themselves. And so the people got liberated from the shackles of a backward tradition.
I wont bore you guys with tales of deliverance sessions I've watched of those posessed by spirits emanating from such traditions from Amadioha to pythons but my point is in 2012 we should have passed the stage of Animal worship and reverence.

And oh,I remember Zoe Ministries.dude caused quite a stir.is he or the ministry still existing

Nostalgia.

I used biro and eleganza pens. I also used Olympics and Standard exercise books.

Phones?my first was a Truim.got stolen a week after I bought it,only God saved me from being a Yabaleft resident cos of the lost phone.

Are the blue Omo and elephant detergents still in the market?

achi4u: Achi egbuo gi??
kedu ka m si gbuo gi?

Enyi a ole ije?
I sikwa ebe dakaputa?

Udo di.

toshmann: Achi gbuo m onwe m. Otele choro iwu bobo
Otele, bobo awughi by personal hussling.
O nu n'obara
Boborism wu an inborn inheritance

Asa m ooo
Most beautiful in the world
Diamond of my soul.
The sunshine of my night.
My love,
My heart,
My star,
My Maria
Love u to hell
Iwe ewekwala gi o. It's a very busy period.


Ify, iwu baby oku

busy period indeed
Okwa gi ka m jidere ebe i na-eme plans iga Jo'burg maka nwata nwanyi.

Ihe ahu i bu n'obi,ihe ahu i ma,ihe ahu i na-eche, Ify macha ya.

otele: Ify oku na ere ego
Ify eji m vibes tosh ndi 2006 ahu were mee some moves ebea. Men those vibes are efficient o. Imakwa ihe m merela kemgbe week abuo

Infact, from now on, a wuzi m bobo of middlesex

Onye ube ruru,ya racha. O di nma sef,Konji choro igbu gi before

kuwa okwe ugbu a o batara gi n'aka.

strangest: In as much as what the police did was bad... people must learn not to go borrowing, so that there will be no sorrow tomorrow....

depends on what the loan is to be used for. No man is an island, instead of dying in pains, reach out for help.

@topic, very unfortunate. If the creditor can afford to "move" policemen by 2am from Önitsha to Ifitedunu, s/he can comfortably afford to write-off the debt. We need to be a lil' more compassionate in this country.

Poverty is a sin.I pray its all settled amicably now.

I always got lost at all of Uma Ukpai's crusades.

Ngwanu oh. . .
Eze nwanyi elect, you did a fantastic job with the minutes.

The late mrs Babangida touched a lot of lives with her SAP. Stole a lot too obviously.

What's Abdusalam's wife's name?she was the least heard of, least ceremonial and least drama.

Ah, he wasn't flown to Germany

May God comfort those he left behind.

Which LG does Ikoyi fall into?they started road works @ strategic places especially " Glover, lugard" axis.

Nice. . .if it'll be completed.

^ ^ is he personally known to you or you culled from another blog/website?

Old format. Expired Scam format.

Hehe.

I bet most men don't even know and care.

Can we have a "drama" instead?this debate thing is getting boring

Contestants would present their arguments in a drama form. I'm busy now but would shed more light laterz.

Thick Igbo accent and a mild Ghanaian one.

[quote author=~artworks~]Thanks peeps.

ify, Im based in lagos.[/quote]oh really?nice!

Aside creating a blog/website as someone suggested,i believe you'll do well if you can network with Aunty Nike of Nike art centre fame. Her place is at Ikate r/about lekki. Lots of expats and indigenous art lovers are always there and also, her place is the base of a volunteer group of art lovers, buyers and sellers that go to rural schools to teach arts.
Networking is the key to success now, I believe you know.

^a recruitment agency which by nlds testimony are time wasters.

OP check this thread

https://www.nairaland.com/1106819/need#13015368

^ I think their asking for Hausa speaking applicants makes sense considering they would be working outdoors and in a terrain where Hausa language is the local pidgin/generally used.

Special rice.
Sunday-sunday medicine.
Special clothes.
Visit to Rojeny games village, oba.