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Culture › Re: BBC Documentary On The West African Dogon Masks by kengis: 5:13pm On Jul 21, 2012
Thanks for this vid
Dogon peep do have a strong culture
Culture › Re: Igbos Have The Best Culture And Tradition In Nigeria by kengis: 10:08pm On Jul 15, 2012
ndi igbo have great traditions even if Ihe nile e zughi oke nala igbo
Culture › Re: Your Take On Tribal Marks by kengis: 9:44pm On Jul 07, 2012
Abagworo: Its a very good culture that we Africans are killing. Even tatoos have been re-branded by Oyibo and we are now seeing it as a borrowed culture while it originated from here.
well said !
Culture › Re: Please Help Translate Igbo Sentence by kengis: 1:07am On Jun 28, 2012
EnuguMan: Can someone translate this Igbo to English for me please? "I just dey ooo! Mi just dey suji for ur yan now!! So, wey u dey now?" Also, "So, wetin you dey para naa?"
this is not igbo
Culture › Re: Igbo Lost Tribe Of Israel! by kengis: 10:37pm On Jun 27, 2012
bullshit
nonsense ....NEXT
Culture › Re: Between Igbo And Hausa Which Is Easier To Learn? by kengis: 5:21pm On Jun 26, 2012
many igbo haters spoil this thread !yeah I know igbos are open minded ,caring ,hard working ,industrious people wink
That's why "stalkers" love us lol (I didn't name any tribe)
Culture › Re: Between Igbo And Hausa Which Is Easier To Learn? by kengis: 12:28pm On Jun 26, 2012
[quote author=nnenna.1]I said something along the lines of this when (several threads past) he called Igbos a disgrace for being (roughly quoted) "More western than African."

I found that whole scenario really funny considering that the average Nigerian (in my experience) will probably know more about indigenous non-westernized Igbo culture than they will indigenous, Non-arabized Hausa-Fulani Culture. You have someone from Northern Nigeria, with its sharia laws, devout attachment to Islam, middle-eastern/North African inspired mode of dressing and names calling the kettle black. Really?

How many assimilated/middle-class Fulanis wear their traditional, non-arab related, indigenous clothing anyway? How many Nigerian Fulani actually speak Fulfude (if we want to take it there). Don't you all typically speak Hausa more and go by Hausa-Fulani to gain political clout? Incidentally he came in defense of the Hausa language (as if he was Hausa himself) and started with his snide remarks at Igbos.

He'll most likely not take the above well, but sometimes one has to get what he/she dishes so that the lesson of mutual civility is learned and appreciated.[/quote]Well said ,my dear !
those fulanis are too funny with their charia

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