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@ isuomo
Your post seems in good faith so I will not return fire. Otherwise I would have cut you down with my anti tribalist bazooka! Now run along! You've said your piece. this area is dangerous territory. It is not for the 'uninitiated' as you can see that I Ezeuche, Andre Uwe and co are in bullet proof vests and body armour. This is no place for a young kid to be hanging out bcuz if that kidnapper bk bab and his ilk catch you, they'll take you to tribalism land. So run along! Quick!

Do we have Igbo-Fulani the way we have Hausa- Fulani and Yoruba-Fulani?

Idiagbon was Fulani.

Very interesting! A majority Yoruba state is ruled be a Hausa-Fulani man even though Yoruba make up 80% of the population.
LOL

Slut, LovePeddler, woman of easy virtue.

I don send you oranges, pineapples,anyara and isiewu(goat head) for the break of fast.

Just a friendly nudge on the back. Seriously bro, you take your self too seriously. Common let's go have some beer at th local pub. Peace yor?

Show us your face on google maps. Which are the regions that have been deformed by your facial civil war, and what do the ladies think of it? Do the kids scream ogre! Ogre! When they see you, hmm? I bet you are stuck on this thread now. But seriously, why the capital letters in all your posts? Was that how you wrote your WAEC, or did you buy it? Eh?

Seriously Seanet, is your face on a civil war with itself? Are you human?

He spots Seanet creeping up. Aims carefully, and Bingo! Got the rabbit.

Komando polishes his riffle, waiting to defend Ndigbo from any attack by the Tribalist Hordes. It is fullfilling to defend NdiIgbo from attack.

I meant hands were, not was.

Seanet I thought we have a truce. Maybe your hands was faster than time. Kudos.

Dgvjrhbuyhbx

@ seanet,
Thanks for the advice and peace be unto thee.

@ seanet
Your face ai'nt a thinking face.

Your face lacks all sense of proportion and it stinks.

Quote from seanet Lies, lies and more lies. EZE UCHE STAND FOR NOTHING BUT LIES.

Hey! Senet don carry him madness conme for this place? O pari oh!

we are both saying the same thing, except I don't understand the albariye comment. Was that meant to be an insult?

Your face na correct Ode Ni E.

ARE YOU SICKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

Bros, LOL, Isee your sickness is getting worse! Better go drink before we bundle you back to the psychiatric ward where you came from.

blame the carlifornia supreme court for his return. Word was bk had travelled to Carlifornia with his Colombian boy friend in the hopes that gay marriage will be legalized. When they were disapointed his 'husband' dumped him. So infrustration he decided to return to Nairaland, to take it out on the defenseless Igbos. Bk or yiboboy are the Igbos Carlifornians? Why don't you take it out on the Carlifornians instead. Idiot.

His new strategy is to move round filling up threads with comments from his different names,eg Yiboboy,9jaganja,sjeezy etc.what a jobless lunatic. Talk about one conversing with himself. Olodo kpatakpata

Bkhomo is so predictable. And yet both his suit and shoes are aba made.

SeanEt sEanet SEAneT
Go back to your medication.

A day is not complete in Nairaland unless Senet insults someone. Suprised he did'nt use the ' did you buy your waec cliche' this time.LOL.

The meaning of Bonny is beautiful, attractive-The name Bonny was used to describe the Ibani homeland by the Portuguese  on arrival, and subsequently became the name of the place. Not a bastardized English word for Ubani-bullcrap*The original name for Bonny is Okolo-ama actually means eurasian curlew(the white bird) town or land. When Alagbariye and co sighted the island, it was full of curlews so they named it after the bird.*Ubani was used by Igbo traders when referring to Bonny. N
Ijaw girl, you have just sthrenthende the evidence that Ijaw land had many Igbos. I asked an Ijaw friend what ama means. He told me it means town. In igbo it also means town. Just guessing,but maybe the said okolo bird was introduced into your town by an Igbo trader called Okolo, hence the name Okolo Ama. Seriously, what we are saying is that Igbos like Jaja were real.

The Aros and the Ngwas are as important as any other groyp, including the Nnewis: no more, no less. Please ignore my misspellings in the last post.

@ Ezeuche
You are watering down the influence of your thread and your own staus as one of the Onye Ndu Ndi Igbo of Nairaland by engaing in an Aro-Ngwa debate with ChinenyeN. For all you know he is bk babe, and you are fallen into his trap as he repeatedly tries to derail your thread. Focus on your original topic, something that has made waves even outside this forum.