₦airaland Forum

Gayigaskia:
@namun
You are dumbass. You don't realize that it is even worst for u people since the guy lived in your area and yet made the most money any black man on earth could make. u probably don't know the saying "went to your village and danced better than your people"

Dis Guy:
what's the alternative ?

Kobojunkie:
What about the money allocated for those projects in 2008? The Nigerian media needs to improve on it's reporting.

auwal87:
@ echelon and earthmama

I told you, if you cannot speak Igbo then go to akwukwo

Dede1:
@debosky


There are no traces of pontification on my side as regards JAMB statistics. I can understand the motive in taking side with a person of your ethnic stock.

It is fine with me because my statements whether they are explicitly or implicitly designed remain relevant to the discourse as pertaining to JAMB statistics. If an imbecilic simpleton can not construe that “all areas of achievement” is the same as “all areas of academic achievement” with regard to JAMB statistic, I can not help the slowpoke.

The last time I check though, JAMB does not conduct examination for traders or carpenters but students hoping to add feathers in their academic pursuit. Internet is not the place to spoon feed individuals on the subject of grammar.

Of course, insidiously is adverbial clause that lends a negative/harmful connotation and that is the spark behind its usage in qualifying my disappointment.    


I am completely flabbergasted due to your claim that there was nothing wrong with the post submitted by Olodo the oyb. I had to indulge the humility in you to peruse the jackass’s sketch once again.
If you still can not find anything wrong with oyb’s literary construct, then there goes the entire ethnic group.

By the way, the Ndigbo did not arrogate any form of superiority to them selves. In fact, the issue of this protracted grudge over the JAMB progressive report was initiated by the haters and detractors of Ndigbo.

youngies:
Ify ndewo!

Your postulation may not necessarily be correct. Now let us look at some igbo izugbe words and see if they are more of Anambra/Enugu or Imo/Abia

English words Igbo izugbe usage Anambra/Enugu dialect Imo/Abia dialect
land/ground ala ana ala
up/sky/high elu enu elu
day ubochi Mbosi/ubosi ubochi
night abali abani abali
now ugbua kita ugbua
one otu ofu otu
food nri nni nri
bed nani soso nani
long/tall ogologo ogonogo ogologo
Leg/foot ukwu okpa ukwu


Note that I am not trying to assert that all igbo izugbe are of Imo/Abia origin, but to prove that it is not more of Anambra/Enugu dialect like you asserted.

Echelon, comments are welcomed

@ youngies
Ihe niile a idere abughi dialet ndi Anambra, I buru dialet ndi Imo/Abia tinye na nke ndi Anambra.

FBS:
Is this possible?