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I've never heard of number three. As per number thirteen, can you explain? |
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As a matter of fact, your post reminds me of my friend whose crush said he'd visit her and then never showed up. She'd prepared food and everything, she felt so bad, especially after waiting for hours and then went out but saw him frolicking with his friends elsewhere. It just pained me that food she could have eaten herself (she eventually did although it was cold), was what she eagerly made for him. |
chyckxx:What about when they're quite aware and using the vantage point they were given, to deliberately inflict harm? |
Edo/Benin/Isoko men Yoruba women. I'm not sure why one so rarely sees Edo man/Igbo women marriages. Either they keep very low profiles or it just doesnt happen. |
Ijaw men Yoruba women perhaps due to the proximity Not too familiar with other dating patterns |
Calabar men All women, Yoruba might be slightly higher, I cant say for sure but its doubtful |
Igbo tribe: When Igbo men date inter tribally, I'd say they are more likely to be with these areas (once again, I could be wrong) Igbo men/south south women, specifically Calabar followed closely by the Port Harcourt area Igbo men/all other women |
What relationships do you think are most common with the various tribes when Nigerian men date outside their ethnic groups? Percentage wise. I'd say (I could be wrong however): Yoruba men and the most common groupings Yoruba men/Igbo women Yoruba men/midwestern women. Midwestern means Edo Delta (Bendel). For those who were wondering, Edo Delta used to be the highest number, but now it's Igbo although the margin is very small. Yoruba men/all other tribes |
He's whatever tribe he says he is. I believe that's his point. |
Yorubas are black as coal. One of the darkest tribe in Nigeria with oblong or round face shape, flat nose and fat lips. You fit the description of what Europeans stereotype as African features more than other tribes in Nigeria and you report Yoruba came from Egypt and Arabia? This is just inferiority complex and self hatred. The more I visit this forum, the more I read the comments of Yoruba on here shows Yoruba have severe inferiority complex in your community. Sad seems you just heard people using the word 'Inferiority complex' and you decide to try out your luck with it too cuz if you really do understand what the word means then you'll know it really have a thing or two to do with chestbeating.Too funny |
What kind of vibe do you give off, because you just opened yet another thread to complain about a similar thing. Do you scare females or people? |
chyckxx:No, it's not. The imperfection is not perjorative, it simply describes a reality. Regardless, are they justified in using whatever you want to call it, to perform their agendas on others and does it mean they should also be working for those who want to use them for unsavory purposes? |
Meanwhile, here's the source for the picture: https://www.echolive.ie/nationalnews/Elections2019-Gogglebox-star-becomes-first-migrant-Councillor-in-Meath-e988ccd9-a676-49ff-8fb5-e5baab15e504-ds |
The vagina and everything about it receive so much attention. . . |
For those who have comma somewhere, like myself, I don't interfere in their (the imperfect ones) matter if I know about it, because I feel they face a lot of challenges and odds or they have faced it already. However, if someone who says people should pity them, now starts to act in ways that are clearly intended to malign, insult, harass or harm others, how is everyone else supposed to react? Especially if they've been politely supporting the person or at least previously refraining from hurting their feelings. Are they (the imperfect people) justified in using the advantage conferred on them by societal forgiveness of their imperfections as a means of attacking others? Note: I might also have been in this situation before, I don't know. Probably just one of those ways humans behave. |
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Is that the number? ![]() |
So, what are we supposed to do with this piece of information? ![]() Tunde ednut started cursing and ranting over it, can you folks (including tunde ednut who overreacts bitterly to everything) find other things to focus on besides rabble rousing? It's not like one can even make head or tail of whatever it is you say you're doing. |
Eruwa strangely translates as "Our slaves" or "Our burden", but the wiki page has a different definition: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eruwa |
With Nigerians, it's always one thing or another. If it's not left hand that's the aggravation, it's something else. Bottom line is if you're not in one of their cliques, you remain an outsider, eod. |
macof:The name is Yoruba, some Edos have Yoruba names. Davido himself has the appelation "Omo baba Olowo" which could mean either I have a rich father or My father is from Owo town. Owo could also mean honour . https://www.nairaland.com/4129381/davido-wish-mum-alive-see/3 |
This uniform is pushing it somewhat but still ok. They look beautiful: https://cdn3.imggmi.com/uploads/2019/10/28/aea36542350deafebfe30a500cc03782-full.jpg |
Makschinchin:You can still serve in other ministries even if you feel you're only gifted in one ministry. |
Makschinchin:Some choir uniforms are very fashionable and impressive though. I saw a few online, they looked good. |
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