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Politics › Re: A Murdered Pregnant Corps Member’s Last Words by Justcash(m): 10:53am On May 09, 2011

Abeg, they should scrap this freaking NYSC and Divide NIGERIA!!!! They should split that stupid country! What sort of rubbish is this?
Other countries dey get military service, Nigeria dey get armless Youth service for hostile areas. Nonsense!

Politics › Re: A Murdered Pregnant Corps Member’s Last Words by Justcash(m): 10:49am On May 09, 2011

[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=662858.msg8283899#msg8283899 date=1304929178]I thought it's against the law for pregnant women to serve?

Igbos and their fraudulent nature. sha

RIP my dear.[/quote]You first insulted her and her ethnic group. People like you don't know when you bring eternal curse upon yourself and your generations unborn. If she was pregnant nko? was it an excuse to bring such pain upon her? How do you know that this case is peculiar to Igbos?
May her pain and anger not stare at you for revenge. Tout.

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 10:26am On May 09, 2011

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=662866.msg8284207#msg8284207 date=1304932713]Stop lying. . . i have couple of ibo friends and I have never hear them say anything ''Igbo".All I hear is ibo. .[/quote]You just wrote Igbo. Did your Yorooba hand itch you? You know the proper way to call it. You just don't want to call us that way because of some reasons best known to you. So, it is your choice. All I know is that if You call me Ibo, I'll call you Yorooba, God no go vex.
About your Igbo friends, I bet you will also jump into hell fire if they do. From your opinion, you do it because they do it. I also have Yorooba friends that call Yoruba "Yurba". I bet I should imitate them.

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Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 10:05am On May 09, 2011

[quote author=bk.babe97y link=topic=662866.msg8283902#msg8283902 date=1304929215][/b]

Fuxckin homo clowns!!![/quote]Now, from whose mouth did the "Homo" word come out from? BK Male/Babe 97y. I am totally not surprised.
Yorooba people must be very unfortunate to have a bigoted Akata Ga'y' Mofo claiming to be one of them. V'aga'bond

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 10:02am On May 09, 2011

[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=662866.msg8284088#msg8284088 date=1304931479]Ibo is ibo atleast that is what people call it. . .Ibo or eebo. whatever.[/quote]Yes, most Yorooba people call and write it as Ibo. Not that they don't know that it is Igbo, it is just that those Yorooba people are just too adamant and disrespectful hence their resolve never to call us Igbos. This, I attribute to their wish to exhibit some level of ignorance which actually depicts them as Yoroobatic illiterates.

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 7:14am On May 09, 2011

[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=662866.msg8283175#msg8283175 date=1304913804]no mind the guy. next he will start talking about his fleet of Lamborghini and diamond mines in SA.

what is this topic about again?
oh right. yoruba people cheesy

[/quote]Is owning a fleet of Lamborghini and diamond mines in SA impossible? The people wey own am get 12 heads? See wetin Poverty and lack of self confidence dey do you? Very pathetic of you.

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 7:06am On May 09, 2011

SEFAGO:
Yes oo, Ibo James Bond:

My Name is Chukwu, Chukwu Odemigie

The whole scene. Bacardi, Exotic location in Singapore , beautiful women

Wish I had such an imagination when I got drunk.

Thats why I love the ibo

LWKMD! See as a statement about Sipping Bacardi by a pool side in Singapore with my wife has suddenly made me seem like James bond to a Yorooba like you. I Didn't even mention the hotel I am in, and you already know that it is exotic, and that my wife is pretty. You felt it.
Anyway, what is freaking Y'all out about Bacardi, hotel and Swimming pool? If una come know say swimming pool dey my house for una Yorooba land nko? Pathetic bunch of broke asses. Lol!
After una go wan dey compete with Igbos when una no fit hustle to make money and live a good life.
BTW, I felt it was a normal thing for someone to siddon, take rum, watch in wife dey swim. It is not absurd. It is the same thing as taking a bottle of Ogogoro to a stream, take shots of it, while watching your wife swim in the water. Is anything so special about it?

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 4:58am On May 09, 2011

SEFAGO:
LOL, definitely hammered. Thats why he is so aggressive online.

Man raise your hands, how many fingers do you have?

Been in this situation before so trust me.

Dr SEFAGO (PhD Ogorotherapy, Aba University)

LOL! This gat me cracking up.

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 4:57am On May 09, 2011

SEFAGO:
Err . . . why this rant?

I told you I love ibo people.

So good to see that a Yorooba like you love Igbos. Cool! Loving Igbo is a privilege to a Yorooba like you anyway.

SEFAGO:
jenifa is on to somethin. You made a thread under the influence, and you expect us to take you seriously

For all we know you might be drunk of your rockers

Thats why you dont understand that Ibo and Igbo are actually the same.

Nah, I aint drinking to get high. Igbo and Ibo are different. The first is the real one. the second is insolent when used by a Nigerian that is aware of how wrong it is.

Sorry, I gat to leave you here. Keep looking for trouble.

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 4:49am On May 09, 2011

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=662866.msg8283137#msg8283137 date=1304912833]Cheeiiii, plz abeg, we all have our own way of showing loff oh.

My own booboo is handcuffed to me as I type on NL. Some of my posts are even his.

Oya relax small small sha. Dont pop veins on NL because of "Ibo" and "Yeriboo" ehn. wink

I was hoping your Igbo brethens could join in so that we can all abuse each other to the morn.[/quote]It is IGBO for YORUBA. IBO for YOROOBA. The one you choose will determine the one you will get.

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 4:47am On May 09, 2011

[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=662866.msg8283126#msg8283126 date=1304912569]so what do u do for a living? yahooze? polititician? spare business?. . . u dey enjoy sha.
but pls slow down on the Bacardi abeg. what is d alcohol content? too much multi-tasking is certainly bad for you.

how is singapore?[/quote]What I do is not your business. Bacardi is not the issue here. Don't deviate from the topic.

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 4:44am On May 09, 2011

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=662866.msg8283107#msg8283107 date=1304912177]Do you think you can get some of his swag?

Even if you have to sell aba made products.

I love men with swag, SEFAGO. Could you pretty plz get some swag. embarassed

[/quote]Lodging in a hotel in another country and watching your spouse swim in the hotel's pool does not indicate swag. It indicates relaxation. That was my point.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=662866.msg8283112#msg8283112 date=1304912285]So your sweethart finds swimming in the pool for long hours more entertaining than you?

I'll never leave my SEFAGO for more than a minute. Esp in his skiny dipping suit. cheiii, neva neva neva!! I rebuke it in Je-sos name![/quote]Don't worry, when you marry, you will understand that every hour is not meant for love and sex. You expect her to be beside me, reading Nairaland malicious comments, instead of doing her own thing? Hahahahahaha!

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 4:35am On May 09, 2011

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=662866.msg8283089#msg8283089 date=1304911742]No I would not be bothered enough to create a thread. You're right, my cool swaggrasious Igbo brother ehn. grin

[/quote]I created this thread because I was proactive enough to know that a Jobless Yorooba like you would be here to keep me company till my sweetheart finishes from the pool. I also made sure that it is a thread that will reduce your illiteracy. Not so bad, don't you think so?

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 4:32am On May 09, 2011

SEFAGO:
How was market? Did you sell enough spare parts? Man you ibo are good at selling spare parts no be lie. Anytime I need a tyre for my car, I always remember Uche, my spare parts dealer. Brilliant Ibo chap. Oh my God and Uche Number 2, the guy who sold all those fake DVDs to me as a kid, I miss that guy no be small. Anyways sha definitely love ibo people. But my favorite was Uche number 3, my houseboy. The guy can cook, anything you ask him.

Man Can I repeat how much I love Ibo People.

Well, you are right. Igbos are hustlers. Good or Bad. What is Yoroobas known for? Brooding about Igbos taking over the economic affairs of their states? Without Igbos, Yoroobas would be scavenging piles of rubbish for worn out products to use. Look at everything that you have on and ask who imported them. Look at your father and mother, look at everything they own, ask who brought them into the Country. Igbo import fake stuffs because Yoroobas like you are too poor to buy real stuffs. It's simple economics.

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 4:25am On May 09, 2011

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=662866.msg8283067#msg8283067 date=1304911022]LOL Stop mistaking me for one of the enemies you made on this forum. I believe I spell "Igbo" as "Igbo" lol grin

This thread seems a bit childish. People are just pressing your button, so slow your roll.
grin

[/quote]Contrary to what you think, I am so cool over here. Presently with a bottle of Bacardi, relaxing beside my hotel's pool, watching my angel swim while contributing to this forum. I am presently in Singapore from Naija election hustles. It is 11:25 am here. If you were me, will you be bothered about anything?
I am Just used to multi-tasking, hence my urge to keep my finger busy. So don't be deceived that I am bothered one bit about illiterates.

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Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 4:16am On May 09, 2011

SEFAGO:
Na we dont mind. Yorooba if you cant spell correctly. We know its hard managing a spare parts shop, pirating playstation video games, and having time to learn how to spell at the same time.

For every book/article/journal that you can find where it is spelled Yorooba, I can give u a million were it is spelled ibo.

Why do u like being stooopid

I don't need journals to tell me how to Spell Yorooba. Anyway, I am too busy making money that I don't have the time to start scavenging for Yorooba in journals.

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 4:12am On May 09, 2011

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=662866.msg8283049#msg8283049 date=1304910444]What is your problem gan sef?
We all thought this thread was a joke.

But on the real, this is an important part of the different Igbo/Ibo/Igbo/Ebo variation in academic journals.[/quote]
This thread is not a joke. Show some respect to Igbos. You are a Nigerian. You know how to pronounce and spell the name. Stop giving excuses with some foreign or Oyibo journals and show some respect to the name, just as I do for your ethnic group's name. If you don't want to, then wahala no dey. you can carry on with whatever you want to call the Igbos. I will reciprocate it. Respect is reciprocal.

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 4:06am On May 09, 2011

Sorry oh, my "U" button was working as "OO" for a while.

For the record, I meant YORUBAS!!

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 4:05am On May 09, 2011

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=662866.msg8283023#msg8283023 date=1304909812]Sorry oh, my "g" button was working there for a while.

For the record, I meant IGBO!![/quote]I am tempted to call you Stoopid like some Yoroobas here.

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 4:01am On May 09, 2011

SEFAGO:
Ok. Cool. Ibo.

Ok, no wahala. farewell "trouble seeking" Yorooba nairalander.

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 3:57am On May 09, 2011

[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=662866.msg8283017#msg8283017 date=1304909612]lion scratches? what's that supposed to mean?
I digress,
so do you want to be called igbo or ibo? I'm talking about pronunciation here because most igbos I know say "ibo" and here you are correcting us that it's pronounced "igbo".
plz make up your mind and let us know.[/quote]Nah, no insult intended. "Lion Scratches", as in "Big Tribal marks". I served in Ipokia Local Government of Ogun state. So, I know what I am talking about. I am talking out of what I saw.
It is "IGBO". With the "GB". Like "AGBO". Even if you cannot pronounce properly, write it correctly.

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 3:51am On May 09, 2011

SEFAGO:
No, I dont have an ibo name. Wanna give me one.

Most of their names are quite generic though. You just annotate Chukwu to anything. Chukwuemeka, chukwupeter, chukwustone and you are good.

I think your Yorooba name should be good enough for you. It will be weird for you to have an Igbo name. My 1,2 though.

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 3:49am On May 09, 2011

SEFAGO:
^^^ For one, I dont understand the hullabaloo. Personally I think Ibo sounds way cuter than Igbo.

I wish all ibo could understand that being called ibo by their brothers is a show of deep love for the ibo people.

Dont you just love being ibo. I would if I was ibo by the way. Hey, I have a quick question to ask, if I wanted to give my kid some cool ibo name what do you think would be a suitable name? Personally, I like Emeka, awesome ibo name but pretty common.

For real, you can call Igbos anything you want. Personally, I will reciprocate it. No harm intended. By the way, "Yorooba" sounds more trendy, don't you think so? Gives impression of the "roots".

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 3:46am On May 09, 2011

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=662866.msg8282988#msg8282988 date=1304908827]Maybe it's just accent.

Some Igbos would say . . . .Ibo

Yorubas would say . . . . . . . . . . . Igbo

Hausas would say . . . . . . . . . . . . Ebos

Kanurus would say. . . . . . . . . . . Egbos

Some SEastern groups would say. . Igbos

I dont get it sha. The many variance of Igbos (Ibos, Igbos, Ebos, Igbo, Igbos). I prefer Igbos tho. Reminds me of Igbo.Igbo is the Yoruba work for weed or grass.
Was Igbo spelled as Ibos before and the Yorubas changed it to Igbo? Maybe the gb [/b]is easier for Yorubas to say than the [b]bo.[/quote]Yeah, Just as Yoruba reminds me of Very dark, boobyliciouse Ladies with "Lion scratches" on their faces in the name of tribal mark.

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 3:38am On May 09, 2011

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=662866.msg8282967#msg8282967 date=1304908172]In every documentary, every video out there, every book. . . . the SW people of Nigerians are called YORUBAS.

In almost every documentary, almost every video out there, almost every book out there. . . . the SW people of Nigeria are called Igbos or Ebos or Ibos or Igbos.

Shouldnt every anthropologist out there be blasted too? huh

[/quote]Nah, your people are being called "Yoroobas", especially in dictionaries.
What is the difference between the "oo" in "Yorooba" and the one in "School" or "Rookie"? No difference. You don't need an anthropologist to tell you that.
I bet you expect me as an Igbo to spell it properly, while as a Yoruba you prefer not to spell "Igbo" properly. Must you spell Igbo like a white man? Don't you know that it is "Igbo" and not "Ibo"?

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 3:33am On May 09, 2011

SEFAGO:
Why do the ibo like fighting with the yorooba?

What made you to conceive this topic as a fight against any ethnic group?

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 3:32am On May 09, 2011

zstranger:
Well, i was being sarcastic. if you think all this crap you all do on NL get to me, then sorry to break it to you, it doesnt.

Well, she is Latvian and her knowledge of Nigeria = Zero. But I am not mad at you though, knowing that in 10 yrs time, a Yoruba man would be Governor of Alaigbo via ACN, and you and your people would be dependent on us for survival, gives me more satisfaction that you can ever imagine

You just vindicated what I said

Justcash:
The truth is that no one got any feud with you. You are fighting yourself in an imaginary warfare. Some call your sickness Multiple personality syndrome. Others call it Insanity. In Naija we call it "Craze". Na wetin dey worry you be that.

One would wonder what ACN, State Governorship etc gat to do with the topic. Even you can see that you fighting with yourself.

Now I understand the saying that'"THOSE THE GODS WANTS TO CURSE, THEY FIRST MAKE MAD".

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 3:14am On May 09, 2011

zstranger:
She is latvian, she knows nothing about our below the surface feud.

Anyway, my Ibo friend, how is life?

The truth is that no one got any feud with you. You are fighting yourself in an imaginary warfare. Some call your sickness Multiple personality syndrome. Others call it Insanity. In Naija we call it "Craze". Na wetin dey worry you be that.
If she is really Latvian, then you should be ashamed that she is more knowledgeable than you can ever be. And sorry, I aint a friend to Yoroobas like you.

Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 3:05am On May 09, 2011

[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=662866.msg8282913#msg8282913 date=1304906077]ignore that one.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-652390.0.html

I always spell it as igbo but I pronounce it as ibo. I thought it was pronounced ibo
I think this is where the confusion comes from. d disparity between spelling and pronunciation.[/quote]Difficulty in pronunciation is definitely understandable. The fact that you spell and write it well is enough respect for Igbos already, and is well appreciated. Have no doubt that it will be reciprocated.

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Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 2:44am On May 09, 2011

[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=662866.msg8282713#msg8282713 date=1304901894]maybe they are slow learners.
can you give me examples of these posters that do this after being corrected?
post d link.[/quote]Here is a fresh one.

zstranger:
Honestly, I do it to spite you all

I am Nigerian and every Yoruba knows that it is igbo, so if you see me using Ibo, it is intentional.

I call it Igbo in real life, but on NL, it is Ibo or heebo or Eebo, depending on my mood

But when I am trying to pick up igbo girls like Inked, I call it igboi.

You can do whatever you want, call me Anago, Akan, Yooba or Yba, I really dont care. you opinion matters not to me

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Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 2:42am On May 09, 2011

zstranger:
Honestly, I do it to spite you all

I am Nigerian and every Yoruba knows that it is igbo, so if you see me using Ibo, it is intentional.

I call it Igbo in real life, but on NL, it is Ibo or heebo or Eebo, depending on my mood

But when I am trying to pick up igbo girls like Inked, I call it igboi.

You can do whatever you want, call me Anago, Akan, Yooba or Yba, I really dont care. you opinion matters not to me

As long as you don't find it insolent when you are called a "Yoruba", "Yorebo" or "Yorooba", then carry on. No one is stopping you. Just that you should never expect any respect in the spelling of your ethnic group's name.

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Culture › Re: "Igbo" is to "Yoruba". "Ibo" is to "Yorooba" by Justcash(op): 2:36am On May 09, 2011

[quote author=Jenifa_ link=topic=662866.msg8282873#msg8282873 date=1304904675]are you trying to say that igbo is not pronounced ibo? huh

to God, i didn't know that.

to be honest, most yorubas don't care much if you or white people misspell it as "yorooba". because we assume that it's a honest mistake. at most, we will correct it. but really nothing to be unnerving yourself about.[/quote]Well, now you know that it is Igbo and not "Ibo". If you use "Ibo" again, it will not be assumed to be a mistake, it will be an insult. Even You will not find it funny if someone keeps misspelling your name after being corrected several times. It will turn into a taunt than a mistake.

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