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 Christianity Etc › Re: My Fellow Agnostic And Atheist, What If We Got It All Wrong? by johnydon22(m): 7:56am On Oct 01, 2015 |
KingEbukasBlog:You can go check them up only stubborn kids don't learn after being schooled. The studies are put there yet you dont agree with themYou see why you are still a child you don't even know the workings of scientific study. science does not claim of establishing immutable truth or eternal.dogmas. it aims is to appraoch a question with successive approximation without claiming at any stage that absolute truth has been reached because there is always room to learn more. I have no problem with you filling a gap left by knowledge with superstition but once you bring it out in public i will refute them as usual...  6 Likes 3 Shares |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Questioning The Implausibilities 2 (reason Over Faith) by johnydon22(op): 7:45am On Oct 01, 2015 |
KingEbukasBlog: You know me well, i don't exchange words with children when they start clowning... 6 Likes 3 Shares |
| Christianity Etc › Re: My Fellow Agnostic And Atheist, What If We Got It All Wrong? by johnydon22(m): 7:42am On Oct 01, 2015 |
KingEbukasBlog: Am very sure i have taught you much on that, have shown you how it doesn't work for you and i have shown how it is not right to bank on area where knowledge is lacked to propagate your superstition. I always maintain i don't know and through study we will get to know but you are trying to fill the gap left by ignorance with assumptions and superstitions of ancient men. I will like to see you try, go pull all the best argument you have from any premise. 4 Likes 1 Share |
| Food › Re: Pictures Of What People Eat For Breakfast Around The World. by johnydon22(m): 12:35am On Oct 01, 2015 |
I can eat all the food there in fact i can't start a day without coffee...Getting a rich coffee like the one under France in the list is all i crave for here.. But for the Indian food up there, you'll have to shoot me first and am still not eating it..  |
| Christianity Etc › Re: My Fellow Agnostic And Atheist, What If We Got It All Wrong? by johnydon22(m): 10:13pm On Sep 30, 2015 |
bstringz:Sorry sir haven't checked my mail today. . Anyway just so you know i do not argue about religions on whatsApp, my whatsApp is for chats and catching up and when i want to argue i do it here in an open ground for all to see. So if you have an argument or discussion you would want us to discuss i would rather we do it here on Nairaland where it is open for all. I will add you on whatsApp but just in case i only argue or discuss extensively about religions when i come to NL |
| Christianity Etc › Re: My Fellow Agnostic And Atheist, What If We Got It All Wrong? by johnydon22(m): 9:57pm On Sep 30, 2015 |
Antiparticle:You have just earned my respect with this mature reply in the face of childish ad hominem. My respect sir!!! 11 Likes 1 Share |
| Christianity Etc › Re: My Fellow Agnostic And Atheist, What If We Got It All Wrong? by johnydon22(m): 9:52pm On Sep 30, 2015*. Modified: 10:07pm On Sep 30, 2015 |
An2elect2:Lmao why not tender a rebuttal to his posts, why not teach him what sound reasoning really is here because just saying it is just a very laughable claim. The joke here is on you. . . Ad hominems only betray a mind insecure in it's self to infer a reasonable reply to opposite ideas. I will like to see you take him up and refute his posts, because this poor clutch at ad hominem doesn't speak well to prove your point of possessing a sounder reasoning ability than him. will like to see you try.. 14 Likes 3 Shares |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Atheists! What Saith Thou To This by johnydon22(m): 9:29pm On Sep 30, 2015 |
ebenice:At that point when you realize there is nothing to suggest it is anymore than just wishful thinking. 2...do you think..logic alone is enough to explain everything ?( creation, order, lawfulness etc)Systematic deductions, consistent logic, scrutiny of available datas explain what there is to explain doesn't necessarily need explain everything. Lack of explanation rather is not to be filled with unfounded assumptions. 3....can you ascertain proofs for your claims without dragging religion with you?Proof of what? the existence of a god? The onus is on the claimant of such ideas to prove there is.. 4....i know all humans should be,...but in your solitude are you scared/afraid of dying?....(from your atheistic point of view though.....do u nurse thoughts of fear for the unknown?....be honest)In all honesty Nope. I wasn't in existence before i was born how then should i delude myself with a selfish wishful thinking of being in existence after i loose this life. . . I am honest enough with myself not to be banking on selfish fantasies of afterlife and deciding to live this one chance at life that i have and partaking in it's glories and fails. To make the chance i have count rather than sheepishly delude myself with a wishful hope of another life found only in the pages of a book. 5....can you explain how dreams come about.....since u dont believe in outa realms...spirituality...life after death etcSeriously the questions you guys ask some times makes me me wonder if you all check something before asking it. Dreams? Dreams are illusionary projection of the brain consciously or subconsciously the brain is the seat of perception and illusion and so tend to maneuver this projections from our wealth of perception.. 6....if atheist have role models....do you think you could in any way separate your role models success from his beliefs (in GOD or other super powers) and wouldn't get a vacuum/ flaw?This question is as good as useless. . . What ever humans achieve is their doing and their failures is their responsibility. . why would i give credit for human achievements to an abstract concept that is no where to be found.. No i give humans mankind credit for their achievements 7....i once watch a cartoon name "boonducks" .....where a character said....."the absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence".... don't you think your claims are more of "denial" than actual facts"? The bolded is correct but yet again why postulate something that should be believed against evidence? Since one agrees to the lack of evidence it is either that assertion is an assumption or a hypothetical postulation . . It can only take dishonesty to clutch on to hypothesis or assumption as truth. . Such dishonesty is what i lack in the premise of the assertion of Gods without evidence. . Until it is proven there is no need to hold on to stoic conviction that a hypothesis or an assumption is true. . . such dishonesty is something i wouldn't know what it should feel like again. 7....what if....there was a GOD in the end.....what will you lose?This question leans towards Pascal wager. Also you as a believer of one God remember there are thousands of God concepts. So chance of picking the right God is 1% : 99%. so you are 99% vulnerable of being wrong which is just 1% of odd different from an atheistic individual. If there are Gods and they operate within the egoistic and childish level of clamoring for belief then there is no need call them Gods. i'll like to leave you with these for now....thanks as you attend to them[b]Now it is my own turn to ask you just few questions. (1)What if at the end you ended up picking and believing the wrong God out of thousands of the claims? (2)Do you honestly believe it is ok to believe something without evidence just because you feel the need to believe it or do you think it is better to approach problems with a systematic approach of careful study and scrutiny of available datas to reach a reasonable approximation? (3)Since you believe a God even though you agree to the fact that it lacks evidential back up (meaning you recognize it's tendency of being mere assumption) since deducting from your post you tend to lean towards belief in a God because you fear the unknown or want to avert what it might do to you (if such beings are belief mongering) do you honestly think you can deceive such being by clutching to the belief not because you find it worthy to be believed but because you want to avert what it might do to you. (4)Why is it that for something existential as the sun none of us needs faith but the existence of a deity is meant to be clutched on to by faith? (5)You would agree with me that an all knowing God who needs my belief knows exactly what it takes to convince me, an all powerful God can do that and an all loving God would want to.... so why is it not doing it? why does it need humans to plead it's case for it and make claims for it. . i don't need you to tell me a star exists i wonder why it is not disturbing enough that a deity relies on humans to assert it exists. (6)If there is a God do you honestly believe it would have me believe sheepishly with a blind faith a premise where there is lack of evidence or would it rather have me rely on my reason and intellect which going by definition it allegedly gave me? Thanks for your answers in advance.. [/b] 10 Likes 6 Shares |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Questioning The Implausibilities 2 (reason Over Faith) by johnydon22(op): 8:18pm On Sep 30, 2015 |
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| Christianity Etc › Re: Is It Me (logicboy) Or Has The Religion Section Gone Dead? by johnydon22(m): 8:16pm On Sep 30, 2015 |
chuna1985:This is wrong.....Whites are the majority race in the U.S with almost 76% of the population... Anyway what exactly brought this argument of races in the U.S. it seems as useless as a cow dung.. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Forgiveness: A Pancrea For Heavenly-bound Christian by johnydon22(m): 8:09pm On Sep 30, 2015 |
Forgiveness is probably among the best virtues there is, it is what we give to ourselves and to others around us. We do not always forgive because others deserve it but because we deserve the peace that comes along with it. When we forgive we do not only forgive the offender we also forgive ourselves and in doing so give ourselves peace. Forgiveness is a human virtue to another to be freely given to ensure continuity. I don't just believe or expect a reward for my gift of forgiveness to others... 1 Like 1 Share |
| Christianity Etc › Re: My Fellow Agnostic And Atheist, What If We Got It All Wrong? by johnydon22(m): 7:38pm On Sep 30, 2015 |
[b]Look around you, there is nothing to suggest that there is anything anywhere that cares for the well being of humans. Babies are still dying in their millions, hunger and famine still hold sway on the lives of millions. One cannot help but wonder how Hurricanes, tornadoes, tsunamis, earth quakes that kill in their millions in this planet is the design of an intelligent being who loves this planet, then i think that being have no idea what love is. in our delusion many have died in their attempt to please these Gods humans have assumed up and yet this being was no where to be found in these time of tragedies. Is it aware of such tragedies but didn't want to help? then why disturb yourself over what doesn't care about you and this factor murders the attribute of all loving. Is it aware and wants to help? then why didn't it help. Is it aware but unable to help? this murders the assumption of all powerful. Is it not aware? this murders the assumption of all knowing. In the burden of human weakness and in our moments of realizing how vulnerable we are, we have assumed up help from the skies, deities that are meant to help us, Gods that are meant to care, but one look at the world shows you that the assumption of these figments of our imaginations do not help in anyway. We only have ourselves and this planet. For since these deities and Gods humans have come up with seems incompetent and clueless just like us who invented them. Isn't it right to conclude that only us can either help or mar ourselves. Since these Gods has shown to be nothing more than wishful thinking, isn't it a more nobler thing to know we only have an obligation towards ourselves and others around us. [/b] 22 Likes 10 Shares |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Stop Condemning Homosexuals, They Don’t Deserve It – Catholic Bishops by johnydon22(m): 2:57pm On Sep 30, 2015*. Modified: 8:02pm On Sep 30, 2015 |
jesussaves22:Why not simply live your life the way you want it and leave gay people to live theirs the way they want it. You and i love p_ussies that is good for us, nothing gives us the right to maintain others must love girls like we do. We should simply live our lives and let others live theirs. If you don't like homosexuality then don't be homosexuality, don't expect homosexuals to conform to your religious guides. That you have a right to religion doesn't mean you have the right to force others to live by the rules of your religion... 9 Likes 3 Shares |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Questioning The Implausibilities 2 (reason Over Faith) by johnydon22(op): 2:43pm On Sep 30, 2015 |
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| Christianity Etc › Re: Questioning The Implausibilities 2 (reason Over Faith) by johnydon22(op): 2:26pm On Sep 30, 2015 |
Remilekun101:Correct analogy and this is just exactly how religions and God concepts work. They give it to you in the guise of perfection and clean by Faith, simply put the concept under the microscope of reason and logic and you are left with stupendously ridiculous and outrightly implausible concept.. 2 Likes 2 Shares |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Sixth And Seventh Books Of Moses For Sale by johnydon22(m): 2:22pm On Sep 30, 2015 |
Oh for crying out loud i have this crap in PDF format on my phone, there is nothing special about it... Why y'all hyping nonsense!!! |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Questioning The Implausibilities 2 (reason Over Faith) by johnydon22(op): 1:33pm On Sep 30, 2015 |
kolajamesjnr: hahn: Y'all needn't quote the whole post na  |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Questioning The Implausibilities 2 (reason Over Faith) by johnydon22(op): 1:26pm On Sep 30, 2015 |
krattoss:Hahahaha he is experimenting and humans are the lab rat right?  An all omniscient deity or being should have known the results of this experiment even before carrying it out....lol.. 1 Like |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Pope Francis Says Be Proud Of Your Culture by johnydon22(m): 12:01pm On Sep 30, 2015 |
hahn:Most people due to the influences of Christianity demonizes masquerades. I hold these to be one of the most important aspect of our culture that should be enjoyed not demonized or chastised. our language, food and folklores. I still have most of the igbo folklores i know in my head and i intend to tell my children these tales but i will not tell it to them as truth they will just like me recognize these to be a beautiful and eloquent art our people in terms of poetic constructs .. 6 Likes 3 Shares |
| Christianity Etc › Questioning The Implausibilities 2 (reason Over Faith) by johnydon22(op): 11:55am On Sep 30, 2015 |
[b]Before anyone comes here to lament how this is an attack on their religion, let it be known here that the word "God" in this post is not referring to any one deity here, just as the word is used normally the word will be used here to refer to the theistic God concept. This is a mind stroking topic that as always is a charge to independent reason and to apply reason in belief. It is not a hidden thing that Religions and Belief strives on Faith. From a very young age we have be taught to believe it, have faith, do not question it because it is a sin. I remember vividly in one of our catechism classes as a child a boy asked "Why did God create the tree that wasn't supposed to be eaten?" The voice of our catechism teacher as she scolded the little boy for asking this question. "Don't question God because it is a sin unless you want to go to hell" This has been a catchy line used to coerced young Children into submission, used to murder their curiosity, used to instill fear of their own reason and the result is everywhere. Most adults in their religions now are afraid to cultivate healthy questions against their belief or employ the use of reason on their belief. The premise for theses questions are there but the fear of allowing this question cultivate holds them in check as a result of the indoctrination they were subjected to as children. These implausible tales are meant to be believed and not questioned according to religions. you should believe them by "Faith" no matter how absurd it sounds as long as you hold unto it by "Faith" then it must be true. Why should the young minds be discouraged from questions? why should the employment of healthy reason not be applied to religious beliefs and why should these belief rely on indoctrinations of a young mind for continuity. Only a lie would fear questions, the truth do not fear scrutinization or review, the truth do not bank on the gullibility of a child's mind (who doesn't know what he find to be plausible or not yet) to ensure conformity. If your parents waited for you to get up to this age before telling you for the first time the story of a man who was travelling and his donkey talked to him, there is no doubt that you would have laughed and told him uptight how such tales were mythological fabrications But it had to be sung into you as a child, scolded into you that it is true and a child has no choice but to believe what you tell them unlike an adult who is able to weight and disagree. So why should religions thrive on the backs of young gullible minds? Why is this truth shying away from independent minds? and why is this truth an enemy of questions.? Take for instance during our catechism class, the young boy was very correct. I never thought about that particular question until i became a grown up, let us be truthful to ourselves. According to the tale: God didn't want the fruit to be eaten, the fruit according to God is not good for humans then why put it there in the first place? I have a poisoned biscuit for mouse bait, i know it is dangerous for children and not good for them. I am fully aware of this but instead of keeping the biscuit inside my pocket i brought it out to the children, kept it in front of them and say "Don't touch it" and when they eventually do i blame them for it? Who exactly are we kidding? This has been one of the numerous tales we have been told to swallow with faith, do not question it because the ways of God is not the ways of my man. That my friend is what i call arrant nonsense. Furthering the cause of "Faith" it buries a mind in inconsistency and keeps him bolted in his own delusion. In Greek classical antiquity we are faced with the story of Perseus having a flying horse! We all are indifferent to this because we recognize it to be myth, because we all know flying horses are constructs of plain mythology. But yet again Muhammed rode a flying horse to Jerusalem and some of us hold this to be true. .who exactly are we kidding? You hold the former to be myth but to the later because you have "Faith" in it you hold it to be true, this betrays the dishonesty in the position of faith. If the first is a myth because there is no flying horse then there is no way the second instance can be true. But this outright implausibility have been laid out to be believed with Faith. Faith which is believing something whether it is true or not should not in the first place be a basis of conclusion. You and i do not believe by FAITH that the sun is there, No, we lack faith that there is a sun rather we are SURE that there is a sun. So why then do we need faith in a premise where we are not sure of? why then are we encouraged to believe a story by faith and not because we are sure of it? why then do we need to revere what we hold on to by faith more than the things we are sure of? If scientific deductions worked like Faith, e.g " I cannot verify the radioactive decay of this compound but i feel it in my heart that it is real, i have faith that it is real?" Let us be truthful to ourselves, would any of us take this serious? Or a doctor telling you he do not know what is wrong with you but he has faith it is just a headache, wouldn't you leave that hospital without looking back? Then why do we bury our reason in the inconsistency of faith? Our faith in anything do not make that thing true, it doesn't even make it probably true or near truth. Our faith in something only affirms we believe it whether it is true or not. But do we honestly believe it is right to believe something by Faith and not evidence? Why is it that for obvious things like the SUN nobody needs faith to believe it but when it comes to the subject of a deity or the outright myths that accompanies it as found in most religious books, one is encouraged to hold on to it by faith. Is it better to hold on to it by faith (whether it is true or not) OR is it better to rely on the evidence of what is to reach a successive approximation. If someone honestly think it is right to hold on to a postulation by Faith and not evidence then that person is open and vulnerable to any absurd dogma, coercion or whim. If we think it is more acceptable to base our beliefs on what an ancient book said or what someone said we must believe, then it is obviously evidential that we will not have freedom of thought. Our own faith will trap us in these inconsistencies and untruths because in that position we would be unable to abandon such ideas when evidence against them comes along because we had no regard for evidence in believing them in the first place. This like numerous ways religions has bolted us in these implausibilities that can't and shouldn't be questioned. We have been convinced to believe by Faith that a snake talked and told a woman to eat a fruit. Or a man somewhere in the Arab world was revealed by some immaterial creature, a book directly from the creator of the universe. One look at this book betrays the plagiarism of older texts, but somehow people are meant to believe Muhammad got it from Allah anyway. Or a virgin got pregnant without intercourse at the same time that virgin was able to deliver without caesarean operation. In this implausibilities our faith has acted like a fish net that keeps us locked into this belief. It is not a new thing for religions to make unfounded claims like God lives outside the universe and God is perfect. This unfounded claims that needs to be believed by Faith even though the obvious goes contrary to this. Perfection cannot make imperfection, If God is perfect then the story of satan has been murdered. Only something imperfect can make something imperfect. God is all powerful but he is still playing a bet of souls with his alleged creature Satan. Something as powerful and omni as God cannot have an enemy but religions asserts a God who has an enemy, the worst part is this enemy is still a product of this God, this enemy was powerful enough to destroy or sabotage the plans of an all powerful God like in Eden, God sometimes teams up with this enemy to go mess with someone like they did to job. Some humans even travel on a pilgrimage to go and stone the enemy of an all powerful God, can one begin to just imagine the outright nonsensical ideas religions has bathed the world with. A hindu will always claim Brahma seats outside the universe and is all powerful, a muslim claims so for Allah and a christian for yahweh. They mostly make this claim based on what a book written by primitive men said, even if there is such a thing there is no way you can know, since it is outside human perception how the hell then did you get to know even to the extent of knowing it's characters. But come to think of it, you assert a God that is all powerful and outside space and time but yet this God; Needs worship that he can burn you if you don't give it. Needs praise needs acknowledgement. Needs love even if he/she has to threaten you into it Is not interested if a crane falls or not but is interested if i masturbate Likes the smell of burning flesh demands bloody sacrifices exhibits mundane traits like hatred, jealousy, anger, wrath, judgemental not to talk of an outstanding ego. Needs humans to speak or kill for it. is confined to the pages of a book to speak or claim existentiality. This list can go on and on to see how the characteristics heaped on this Gods or God concept in totality nullifies or contradicts its other traits like being perfect. A perfect being wouldn't posses any of the above traits mentioned above. . Even a human who possess all of the above, i wonder what we would make out of such human, but apparently it is ok if it's a deity. Something perfect needs not worship or praise or acknowledgement because it doesn't add or remove from what it is but then why are we faced with one that is even threatening to burn you if you don't give these things and still dub it perfect. That is outrightly absurd. God has disturbing characteristics like loving the smell of burnt flesh, exhibits punny emotions that are as a result of insecurity. Hatred, jealousy, anger, wrath are mundane traits possessed by mundane beings as a result of their insecurity and instability of emotion. i wonder how an all powerful and perfect deity should operate within the confines of these childish and disturbing insecure human emotions. Yet again this is how religions bolts a mind in inconsistency by the act of having faith without question. Cultivating questions should be one of the remarkable traits of humans as a being with intellect. How come this curiosity is killed when it comes to applying it to religions? How come Islam threatens torture and death if you blaspheme on Allah or his prophet. The minds have been held far too long into absurdities by faith, it is time to let the nudging attempts of your reason to break free and let the questions cultivate. To me personally i would rather base my confidence on reason, consistent logic, systematic deductions and evidence than base it on faith. Faith to me is a dishonest position that involves emotionally clutching to a stoic conviction of an assertion that is postulated against reason which also needs to be defended against reason. If just like the sun is not believed by faith, anything needs to be believed by faith( whether is is true or not) and not evidence then it is not worth believing in the first place.[/b] 14 Likes 7 Shares |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Pope Francis Says Be Proud Of Your Culture by johnydon22(m): 11:51am On Sep 30, 2015 |
hahn: Italo is arguing for catholicism not for the whole Christiandom. In radical christianity it a normal thing to burn a shrine used by other people for their own worship but if they are accorded the same favour they play the victims card and say they are being persecuted. Why would you have the right to burn some else's place of worship because you think yours is better.. Christianity and Islam in African robbed Africans of their culture and norms, robbed africa of their heritage. An hausa man reveres arab far more than the land of Africa and a christian revere Isreali culture, myth and societal norm more than that of africa. It is a pitiable state of abandonment of one's self in the delusion of find better, you can only be lost in the void of other people's belief and culture... 11 Likes 5 Shares |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Miracles In Mecca by johnydon22(m): 10:59am On Sep 30, 2015 |
dalaman:I in no way make the story out to be true, just the sheer absurdity and childish priorities heaped on God here. God is an all powerful being here allegedly and so since he cares much as to heal a blind old women why doesn't he care stopping or averting the stampede? Why didn't he care stopping the crane to save lives but he is interested in one blind old woman. . That punny trait is outrightly ridiculous 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Miracles In Mecca by johnydon22(m): 10:03am On Sep 30, 2015 |
Muslims so God couldn't stop the Crane from falling to save hundreds nor avert the stampede and save hundreds of lives. But oh here is a blind woman let me heal her.. "Allahu Arkbah" it is obvious God has a misplaced priority here 7 Likes 3 Shares |
| Family › Re: #SAD :pregnant Woman And Her Three Kids Sleep By The Road (photos) by johnydon22(m): 9:57am On Sep 30, 2015 |
This is an eye sore, very disheartening. But please i want to ask. "who dah fvck is the bastard that gets her pregnant? That idiotic husband is a complete fool.... Imagine the wonderful children he abandoned..!! 4 Likes |
| Culture › Re: Igbo Day In Abuja: Onu, Ezeife, Uwazuruike Attend (photos) by johnydon22(m): 9:21am On Sep 30, 2015 |
Krystalzkris:Giwa kwanu ibu onye ebe? |
| Politics › Re: Uwazuruike To UN: It’s Time To Carve Out Biafra From Nigeria - Vanguard by johnydon22(m): 9:17am On Sep 30, 2015 |
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| Politics › Re: Uwazuruike To UN: It’s Time To Carve Out Biafra From Nigeria - Vanguard by johnydon22(m): 9:15am On Sep 30, 2015 |
I am only ok with whatever that is best for the Igbo people, if getting Biafra will make my people and happy and improve the lives of Igbo people then i am all for it. I hope UN calls for a referendum . . .Igbo ndi oma una ga adi, mma mma nu 1 Like |
| Culture › Re: Igbo Day In Abuja: Onu, Ezeife, Uwazuruike Attend (photos) by johnydon22(m): 9:11am On Sep 30, 2015 |
Krystalzkris:Wonder gini zi? |
| Culture › Re: Igbo Day In Abuja: Onu, Ezeife, Uwazuruike Attend (photos) by johnydon22(m): 12:07am On Sep 30, 2015 |
Krystalzkris:Abum onye Enugu 5 Likes |
| Culture › Re: Igbo Day In Abuja: Onu, Ezeife, Uwazuruike Attend (photos) by johnydon22(m): 11:25pm On Sep 29, 2015 |
Lanceslot: Makana bomb da gbiiimm!!! ma ofor ma onye jiya nghasa...!!!  4 Likes |
| Culture › Re: Igbo Day In Abuja: Onu, Ezeife, Uwazuruike Attend (photos) by johnydon22(m): 11:15pm On Sep 29, 2015 |
ARROBA:Nnam iwe ewene gi biko.. wetue obi gi onye oma anyi ji eme onu. Ndia bu ndi igbo bi na abuja, odikwa ka ndi igbo biche na mba ozo choro ime mmemme ubochi Igbo. Ha na emekoritaru onwe ha oriri Igbo na ebe ha bi, oburo ihe ha na eme bu nke igbo nile.. Nke a bu so nso nke ndi bi na abuja 9 Likes 2 Shares |
| Culture › Re: Igbo Day In Abuja: Onu, Ezeife, Uwazuruike Attend (photos) by johnydon22(m): 10:52pm On Sep 29, 2015 |
Vikky014:Nne dalu rie ne iga adi nnem oma.. 1 Like |
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