₦airaland Forum

muyico:
But wait??
How he managed to get d land documents??

It doesn't matter. The property is not his to sell, the land will revert to the wife and the buyer can drag the criminal man for his money back.

All of this is assuming the woman is ready to walk away from her (sham of a) marriage.

I hope he isn't expecting civil servants to vote for him

The Spider on Prime

Ballzproblemm:
On serious note,spider noir is decent,o wished his villains got to do really cool stuff with their powers instead of slapping sand on their face or cheap lightning powers , CW gets flamed for less.

Also wished that the series had connections to spider verse film would have been cool.

I like how they made it in the coloured and black and white versions

ooduapathfinder:
Besides, the issue is not about the nativity but existence.
So, even if the Tiger is not native, it doesn't nullify its usage in native discourse.

It doesn't until the same is done to you.

You in your stubbornness, have mixed it all up.

When you call Tiger "Ekun", you are then moved to call Leopard "Amotekun" and then what will you call a Cheetah?

Get it? the misnaming of the Tiger is the begining of your errors

Now if you had used the descriptive adaptation of Tiger, you will have correctly named Leopards and the Cheetah can also be named correctly but in your arrogant defence of your ignornace, you have displayed the lack of research and correctional chances.

Now why should any sensblie person take your article seriously when you dont even know your basics?

ooduapathfinder:
So, a tiger does not exist in these parts but a descriptive differentiation was made between the Tiger and the Leopard--hence a tiger is described as "Ekun Abila" precisely in reconition of its distinct stripes? If they had no experieince with it, how come they were able to make the distinction?

Who described tiger as Ekun Abila to you?

These term is a derived term meaning (Stripped Leopard) and it was recently named.

See attached image

ooduapathfinder:
So, is "Ekun" a Yoruba word or not?

Ekun is the Yoruba word for Leopard not Tiger.

For someone on a so-called editorial board of something called Yoruba Referendum Committee, your knowledge of Yoruba is questionable.

Ekun is not tiger. There are no Tigers on this side of the world so those who name things could have had any encounter with one to warrant giving it a name.

Ekun is Leopard.
While Amotekun: which is smaller but similar to leopard is cheetah