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I went through the op's list and did not see turtle (tortoise is there though).


Turtle is awun okun (from the Yoruba dictionary).

foshe36:
What is Yoruba of Pangolin?

From google: aika

foshe36:
And I think buffalo is agbonrin.

Amotolongbo:
Bufallo is efon

Is there a specific reason why you people are focusing on buffalo at this time?

No other animals in Nigeria?

Suggestions please.


Also, what are solutions for smelling vagina.

On a personal level, I can relate with both issues.


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Na wa oh.

Perfection is important.

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proclinician:
Difference is Op shortcomings hit the internet thanks to nairaland and hers remained in the closet

Interesting.

Why no respect?

Isnt there already a recent thread about gap teeth among Africans?

Always take red flags seriously.

lastchild:
are they that foolish not to know that it's fake when someone whom should be a man of God start asking for sex from whom he should be praying for

What if it's the women asking sex from the pastor.

Why is everything upside down on nairaland? When hardened sinners are talking here, women are the devil. But if its pastors being discussed, women are angels who can do no wrong.

@ op

You are clearly not a Christian yet discussing pastors.

Your thread title contradicts what the word pastor stands for and shows your unsaved mind. Repent.

Jayy10:
I think most of those pastors prey on the gullibility of those women..

Or some women preying on the pastor's gullibility.

That's why it's important to have a sound administrative background as a pastor. Very important indeed, learning on the job is not always advisable.

Btw nlers are too forward with pastor topics, no respect at all.

igbesachick:
i had to stay in a lousy homestay with a grumpy . . .owner. for one thing good was, she escorted me back to the station to by a coca cola, she fended off the wild dogs for me.

Thank God for the lady's assistance.

Nice fabrics.

Waterleaf grows like a weed, and yes it does seem native to west Africa. But considering it's texture (relatively thick, reminding one of aloe or cactus without the thorns), it would appear to be more suited for a dry rather than rainy climate due to it's water storage properties.

But never say never.

Palm trees perhaps, although I think coconuts were referred to on the thread as an imported plant, but Yorubas have a name for it, which would imply it's not?

The seeds can be carried by water, so it could have reached Africa in ancient times.

Just curious, why do you say demand?

it looks like all food crops were imported and foreign to Africans especially west africa so what then did we eat before the arrival of this food crops.....?

Could we focus on the question please.


Is there no info about crops indigenous to west Africa?

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God should help Nigerians.

Nobody knows what to do and neither is anyone ready to change.

Bear007:
And you expect me to pronounce that name...

Just say Ebora

Davash222:
This is how my God will pack out dirty and nonsense girls out of my life.

Or vice versa.

You people whine too much.

cmh1900:

well, the post is from 2005.

It's already cooked.

It's your choice if you want to recook it.

What concerns you with buffalo again?

I just don't know why we can't have peace in Nigeria.

Has anyone ever heard of the southernmost part of the country, which should be somewhere in the SS, but of course nothing about it is known to the public.

And nobody could try to visit the place because it would likely be in a restive area (meaning unsafe ) and even if not, visitors wont be welcomed.