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Celebrities › Re: Jesse Jagz: I Have Not Been To Church In 8 Years by macof(m): 7:01pm On Sep 03, 2015
kingobozy:
So Scar Face has stopped going to fellowship with his maker. No wonder his carrier is dwindling and to think he was brought up in a Christian home. Don't know why some preacher's children end up on the wrong side of the divide.
So because he doesn't go to church that's why he's career is dwindling?

Have you ever heard Rihanna, Chris Brown, Dj Khaleed go to church?

Your stupidity is just alarming
Crime › Re: Man Beats And Stabs Neighbor For Playing Loud Music by macof(m): 3:18pm On Sep 02, 2015
We need the government to implement a policy against noise pollution
Culture › Re: Photos From The 2015 Sango Festival by macof(m): 3:17pm On Sep 02, 2015
Kaakulator:
grin grin grin LIKE YOUR FATHER
No. Like yours
Culture › Re: Photos From The 2015 Sango Festival by macof(m): 3:16pm On Sep 02, 2015
aleem50:
You know your fathers? Sorry,you are more than a bastard.
Yes I know my fathers. But u are worse than a bastard
Culture › Re: Photos From The 2015 Sango Festival by macof(m): 10:10pm On Sep 01, 2015
Kaakulator:
grin grin grin Lmaoooo You confirmed it yourself. YOU'RE A BASTARD!
undecided truly you are insane
Culture › Re: Photos From The 2015 Sango Festival by macof(m): 7:10pm On Sep 01, 2015
Kaakulator:
Yes you were right, no sane yoruba man can enjoy being a bastard like you
grin grin but am not a bastard
I know my fathers. .do you?
Culture › Re: History Of Udiroko Festival In Ado Ekiti by macof(m): 7:09pm On Sep 01, 2015
9jacrip:
Macof, please school us on this thread.

After I read through, I'll ask questions and your help will be greatly needed.
Anyway I can be of assistance sir, am at Igede right now sef
Culture › Re: Photos From The 2015 Sango Festival by macof(m): 7:03pm On Sep 01, 2015
[quote author=Kaakulator post=37569061][/quote]Yes I was right, no sane yoruba man can enjoy being a muslim
Culture › Re: Photos From The 2015 Sango Festival by macof(m): 6:44pm On Sep 01, 2015
Even Brazilian Yorubas were present
Culture › Re: Photos From The 2015 Sango Festival by macof(m): 6:41pm On Sep 01, 2015
Kaakulator:
Idiot convert us now. oloshi
Do you wish to be converted? Freed from your servitude to Arabs
Celebrities › Re: Chidinma And Her New Hairstyle Stun In New Photos by macof(m): 6:39pm On Sep 01, 2015
Chidimma is one girl that knows she looks best without all this trending attachments
Infact all ladies look their best without them
Culture › Re: Photos From The 2015 Sango Festival by macof(m): 6:24pm On Sep 01, 2015
Lolaabokoku:
The devil is a lier!
devil must be a human being
Culture › Re: Photos From The 2015 Sango Festival by macof(m): 6:20pm On Sep 01, 2015
alcmene:
Height of idol worshiping....smh

they claim to be christians and muslims but still stuck in achaic idolatery practice

no wonder why their northern counterparts dont regard em as true moozlims grin
This isn't idol worship. ..and why should any sane yoruba man be a muslim? More to seek approval from the north?
Culture › Re: Photos From The 2015 Sango Festival by macof(m): 6:19pm On Sep 01, 2015
KIRIJI:
Oral tradition tells us that Sango was the third Alaafin of the old Oyo Empire, true ?
Yes true. ..but can we really say 3rd Alafin of Oyo empire? Oyo hadn't reached its imperial period yet
Culture › Re: Photos From The 2015 Sango Festival by macof(m): 6:13pm On Sep 01, 2015
All hail Sango Olukoso
Culture › Re: The Giant Pythons Of Ihiala by macof(m): 10:43am On Sep 01, 2015
Radoillo:
Which is very interesting because the Igbo groups who hold the python sacred also associate them with water (river) deities, either Idemmili (a river that runs through Anambra) or Njaba (a river that runs through Imo).

Thus you hear the python referred to as either Eke Idemmili or Eke Njaba depending on the locale.
Very interesting indeed. I like to know that African ethnicities have a lot in common. .even at the absence of recorded historical relationship
Politics › Re: Nigerians Kick As APC Disowns Buhari’s Campaign Promises - PUNCH by macof(m): 10:20am On Sep 01, 2015
PassingShot:
Wrong for APC to deny the 100 day in office promise.

However, Nigeria is already witnessing unprecedented change in some key areas that matter:
1. Electricity has improved despite that the Otuoke man promised us to expect better supply by March 2016.

2. Blocking of wastages and loopholes have resulted in increase in our foreign reserves despite that GEJ/PDP practically emptied same. They met it at $47.7bn, sold crude at average of $100 per barrel and still found a way to reduce the reserve to just $29bn. Incredulous!

3. Better accountability with income has resulted in increase in allocation to the three tiers of govts despite reduced income from crude sale.

4. The fight has been taken to the Boko terrorists unlike the other way round in the past.

5. Our image has experienced a positive outlook and no Ghana Prof or Kenyans can dare insult our dear country.

6, Stealing is NOW corruption and everybody seems to be keying in.

7. Some refineries have started working since July as against the 2016 promised by PDP

8. NNPC is being restructured so that it returns to profitability very soon.

No regrets supporting PMB/VPYO. Let wailers wail for it's their destiny to do so.
Such bold insincerity like the Apc people you support

1. GEJ's is to be thanked for the improved power supply. ..he set up everything starting from privatizing the power sector
2. Since buhari took over boko haram has killed over 600 people. ..at least GEJ was winning the war against terrorism
3. What positive outlook? Are we to eat respect from other nations?
4. What refineries are working? How productive are they? When did they start working? And how have they improved in buhari's 100 days
Culture › Re: The Giant Pythons Of Ihiala by macof(m): 9:47am On Sep 01, 2015
Ewe-Fon people also regard pythons sacred, associated with Water Goddesses
Celebrities › Re: Instagram Lady And Iyanya's Girlfriend Freda Fight Dirty Over Who Owns Him(pics by macof(m): 9:51pm On Aug 31, 2015
Why do men not embarrass themselves for female celebrities like this? But ladies shameless make public their issues with male celebrities?
Christianity Etc › Re: Masquerades Invade Church, Flog Pastors, Worshipers On August 31, 2015 At 5:36 by macof(m): 9:43pm On Aug 31, 2015
Good move. . These pastors have had their way for too long. .. always throwing curses on Masquerades and other traditional stuff

Enough is enough
Politics › Re: Yoruba’ll Regret Voting Buhari – Okunrounmu. by macof(m): 5:57pm On Aug 31, 2015
ebamma:
At first I was like Buhari is a bigot, a tribalist who favours his own,


Now am like, I was too fast to judge the man,



Infact he should fill his cabinet with Imams and Mullahs ,


If that is what he needs, to make this country better,


At least, I now sleep and wake with nepa light, if that is not an improvement, what is?
This is thanks to GEJ for Privatizing power distribution. ..
Buhari hasn't even started working
Culture › Re: Are Dogs Used For Sacrifice In Southwest Nigeria? by macof(m): 3:53pm On Aug 31, 2015
johnydon22:
Animal cruelty, barbarism, dirty, archaic and outdated rituals... Religion really is the Opium of the masses..…If you want a crowd to behave like simpletons, give them a religion
Eating meat is animal cruelty? Are you a vegetarian?
Culture › Re: Where Is Oduduwa Really From? by macof(m): 3:40pm On Aug 31, 2015
9jacrip:
This is new, I didn't know he is also known as Ajalorun or Aramufe.
Dialectic variations surely. .. but "Ajalorun" seems like a fitting oriki for Oramfe
Culture › Re: Ten Famous Festivals in Nigeria by macof(m): 1:20am On Aug 31, 2015
SaviorJenvini:
It sure does promote d African culture nt just calabar culture alone n mind u, in a vry classy way


Rubbbisssh
Ok what are these African cultural traits in the calabar festival?
Christianity Etc › Re: The Delusions Of Forgiveness And The Christian Morality. by macof(m): 1:06am On Aug 31, 2015
urheme:
You just came to complicate this thread with more gods grin

Does orunmila forgives huh
Am sure my idea of "God" is different from yours

Anyway Orunmila doesn't even hold a grudge. ..he was known to deal with betrayal, wickedness etc so claimly like they meant nothing
Politics › Re: The 'change' Nigerians Voted For by macof(m): 5:38pm On Aug 29, 2015
Lol cheesy
Bigfrancis21 are you a fan of Fani Kayode?
Culture › Re: Ten Famous Festivals in Nigeria by macof(m): 5:19pm On Aug 29, 2015
SaviorJenvini:
Doesn't ring a bell!

Sounds kinda Local

Pls preach Calabar Festival, I've been there, was an amazin xperience, vry organised with top security #FlyingSecurityHelicopters
Aren't festivals meant to be for celebrating the local culture?

Is calabar festival about calabar culture? If not it's stuupid
Christianity Etc › Re: The Delusions Of Forgiveness And The Christian Morality. by macof(m): 4:50pm On Aug 28, 2015
malvisguy212:
if you find it hard to forgive your enemy, why not look for a gun and kill him, no God will hold you accountable for your sin .

The morality of Jesus was so far ahead of its time that 2,000 years after Jesus brought it to this planet, modern society is still no closer to attaining it. 'Go the extra mile . . . bless those who curse you. . . Turned the other cheek . . . It is more blessed to give than to receive . . .' Present day morality, with its crude focus upon observable behavior rather than HEART attitude, is hopelessly primitive and out of touch with reality.
Orunmila, Buddha, Mithra, Krishna taught all these before jesus
Culture › Re: Τ̅hε̲̣̣̣̥ Real King Of Ife Is Obalufe Not Ooni by macof(m): 4:16pm On Aug 28, 2015
9jacrip:
Ah you've never heard it?

'Elu' is a core ife name, a prefix added to any other word.

You can ask around though or research the line.

Elu is almost evenly distributed in all core compounds of Ife in variants.

Elugbaju is my surname.

There are other variants of Elu

Elugbadebo
Elufowoju
Eludoyin

and so on.

I do not understand how Obalaaye and Ogunsua get along but Obalaaye is part of the folks who decide who becomes Ogunsua which the Modakeke have problem. Also, Obalaaye to the Ife and his family compound people own Modakeke lands and he is one of the inner chiefs, hence he is an Oba in the real sense and the Ogunsua a Baale but seen as an Oba by his own people who know the Oba iraye is the actual king but on the Ife side.

Somehow, they have been able to manage through.
I see so it's as if Elu is another quaters?
Culture › Re: Where Is Oduduwa Really From? by macof(m): 4:16pm On Aug 28, 2015
9jacrip:
The emboldened is a fact.

Oramfe did play the role of mediator between Oduduwa and Obatala. He was the ruler of his domain which stretches from Ife General Hospital through Opa road.

His descendants occupy these places and their surname starts with 'Ora'. It could be Orafidodo, Orawande etc

He is the god of thunder, predating Sango.

God bless you for sharing facts as opposed to the mess everyone is making of Ife/Oduduwa era history.
Ilaje actually make reference to Aramufe as Deity of Thunder they also call him "Ajalorun"...is this a name Oramfe is known by in Ife?
Christianity Etc › Re: Karma And Curses by macof(m): 3:46pm On Aug 28, 2015
FOLYKAZE:
Why are you ruling for the west sides?
Actually I feel it's you doing this
Christianity Etc › Re: 22 Noisy Churches Shut Down In Lagos State by macof(m): 3:45pm On Aug 28, 2015
fragile96:
I read some comments and I weep in my heart cry

FATHER PLEASE FORGIVE DEM FOR THEY KNW NOT WAT THEY R SAYING
DO you know what you are saying?

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