₦airaland Forum

dragonking3:
Ok, you can tell that to whoever made that claim but the fact remains that igbos are from Benin kingdom.

Hehehehe.... e don tay wey I don laugh like dis!!

sharpchap:
Every town in any part of the world has its royalty either crowned or uncrowned. Every town has ppl that settled there b4 everyone else who call the shots. If U don't like it go and become the founder of an autonomous community and then allow other ppl wey no sabi how everything take start come dey drag am with U. If not shut up. A na-enwe obodo enwe. Be warned and be careful.

What an epic response!!

softMarket:
I don't want to say Nigerian youths are gradually taking over!!!

But na so e dey begin!!

I have a Dream that one day....A 20year old man will lead Nigeria!!!

Which 20-year old youths? Those ones that are still sagging their jeans, or those ones that are forever sorting their lecturers?

nasha1:
they look good together. yoruba boys and their love 4 ibgo girls ,just ask uncle Femi FK
my family has a lot of inter-tribal marriages,i am a product of one.my parents still crazy for each other.

FFK is NOT married to Precious Chikwendu. She is just his baby mama or olosho or bed warmer. Take your pick!

eyeview:
Most girls we see getting married these days are not in love with their groom, no. They are in love with the fact that they are finally getting married. Sadly, most guys are too naive to notice the difference.
The implication is that when the whole excitement of 'getting married' dies down, they have no real love and respect for the man they swore to love and respect forever.

Nah.... the guys got married because they wanted to eat their cake, and have it! Most of them may have broken the hearts of other girls, or ruined their lives while playing the field, before they settled down. But they forgot one thing. Karma is a bit'ch. It always comes back to bite you in the backside... Like I always tell my hommies - be careful whose heart you toy with. Some women will curse you when you misbehave with them, and when those curses come home to roost, what then will you do?

ManTiger:
Like you've not been to Obalende, festac, CMS, Ikoyi etc?

Are there sidewalks in Obalende? All the ones there have been taken over by street traders and emergency car park touts!

There is also another comedy titled African Booty Scratcher. I have watched the trailer and it is hilarious. Can anyone tell me if it is currently showing in any of the local cinemas in Lagos?

This new comedy series takes an insult that many first and second-generation African children dread and turns it into a show that will have your stomach hurting in laughter.

African Booty Scratcher, created, written and produced by Damilare Sonoiki, whose credits include ABC’s black-ish, touches on a Nigerian-immigrant family and their struggle to balance the pursuit of a better life for their son, Ayodeji (Dani Dare), while wanting him to stay true to his traditional values and Nigerian identity.

Just by watching the trailer alone, many of us will be able to relate to dreading bringing a B+ home, daring to pronounce your name wrong in front of your father and seeing how peculiar our neighbors react to our foods.http://www.okayafrica.com/culture-2/african-booty-scratcher-immigrant-experience-sitcom/

ferdvict2:
4. A year of fighting between the roads and the road users

Haba!! But this is nothing new in Lagos, nah!! Come to Mushin, Iyana-Ipaja, Ajah, Okokomaiko etc, and you will see real life experiences of this event, unfolding before your very eyes!!