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Omofranca:I am a man but this opinion of yours is rather kind of selfish. What is the essence of a marriage when couples cannot enjoy their youthfulness together? And relive these moments in their old age? Why do they have to wait till their old age before enjoying each other? This does not make sense. The marriage could as well have waited till their old age then. |
Bestlily:Because the first picture shows a fulani woman. Fulani culture is not one of the indigenous cultures that make up Plateau. Plateau citizens see Hausa fulanis as trouble makers and thieves who came to settle in Jos from the far north and started laying claims to the city whereas it never belonged to them. Do you get now? |
hansomb:A complete way of life, founded by the Arabs and based on Arabic culture and language? What nonsense. A religion that claims that Arabic is a divine and superior language because this was the language of the prophet? Tell me about equality. You see a full fledged black man drop all his unique African ancestral cultural names and aswer a name like AHMED MOHAMMED ABDULLAHI. (Purely Arabic names), is that not madness? |
MetaPhysical:Lol, Kai this guy you get mouth sha |
uchefefe:Hello, I am very delighted to see this post of yours. This gives me a positive hope of the Nigerian diaspora. Just like someone has told you here, you are more African than many people who live in Africa. The surprising part of it is that you are not even a full Nigerian, you are half. I have cousins in the diaspora who are Nigerians on both parents sides, yet they show absolute no interests whatsoever in Nigerian languages and cultures. Just as many have told you here, Igbo, your native language should be your first priority. Then the next option should depend on where you want to reside in Nigeria or what business/ work sector you wish to be immersed in when you base here. If you wish to settle in Lagos, Ibadan or any south-western state, Yoruba comes in handy. Enugu, Onitsha, Owerri or any South-eastern state, Igbo comes in handy. Jos, Kaduna, Kano and to an extent Abuja, Hausa comes in handy. While places in the South South region like Port harcourt, Warri, Benin, Calabar e.t.c Pidgin english should just be enough for you. Just an example, If you want to go into Food crops business for instance, Hausa language would be a lot of help, Importation businesses and products distribution, Igbo would be a lot of help. Etc. So you just need to make your inquiries, but at the end of the day, knowing all 3 major languages is a super benefit and it makes you stand out. Know that, the average Nigerian feels more easy with and friendlier with you and also trusts you more when you speak with him in his own language. It's very unfortunate that you have a father who shows great disinterest in promoting his own culture. This looks like a strong inferiority mentality if you ask me. Well, many people even here in Nigeria are plagued with it. It will be very nice if you visit Nigeria and you go to the South east region to test your language skills, don't be so moved by what you see in the diaspora. Igbo language is still very well spoken and alive in the south east region. It is the common language on the streets. When I was in the university, most Igbos in my department actually conversed in Igbo a lot. Well, perhaps because these Igbos were born and bred in the south east. Igbos travel out of their homeland a lot and most Igbos outside the south east hardly pass down their language to their children. This is where the problem lies. Trust me, when it comes to languages dying, Igbo is still decades better than the minority languages in Nigeria. Take for instance, the city where I live in the south south region, Warri. It is quite rare for you to find young people in their teens or twenties who can speak their native languages. Pidgin english is rapidly becoming the mother tongue of the society. Even elderly people in rural areas are very much fluent in Pidgin. Where I come from in Central Nigeria, Plateau state to be precise, our native languages are seriously dying, but they are being replaced mostly by Hausa and not English. Please do not get offended at the arrogant replies you received from many people here, just pass them. And responding to your question above, as a Nigeran in diaspora, it is most likely that you are not well informed on the realities of the Nigerian society. Tribalism is a cancer in Nigeria and it is actually worse than you think it is. This is why you see some of your Igbo brothers pissed at you for even contemplating to learn Yoruba or Hausa language because they feel if it was a yoruba or Hausa in your shoes, they wouldn't even contemplate on what language to learn, and yes, they are kind of right. Goodluck on your trip coming to Nigeria and like many have advised you, Nigeria is very very difficult compared to the US where you have lived the most of your life. My advice for you is not to come back to settle here, if you do not have enough business capital and financial ideas to afford a quality life for yourself. Take care. You can DM me if you need more explanations on some points I have touched above and perhaps more. |
Pascopele:Thank you for this piece. I always thought in this line. |
GBOKASINCHA:Do you know that you are very senseless and stupid for making this kind of comment? Can't you just read and ignore if it is not your concern? Or is nairaland for only issues concerning your state? |
nasoeb:I don't think you can usse the Berom man example herw sir. I am from Plateau state and even though we speak Hausa very well, we atill have our own different native languages which we also speak. You guys in Anioma have no distinct native languages which you speak aside your Igbotic dialects. As for me, I think it would be better for you guys to claim to be Igbos. In a Country like Nigeria where minority groups are opressed and misrepresented, it's puzzling how you guys will choose to be associated with a minority identity rather than a majority one. Just my opinion though. |
Obi1kenobi:As much as I respect your submissions sir, I think you are contradicting yourself. First of all, Isoko language is more different from Urhobo languages than Crotian is different from Serbian or Slovenian, as well as Norwegian is different from Swedish. I was born and bred in Delta state and I can tell you that the average Urhobo speaker doesn't understand Isoko well, but Isokos on the other hand understand Urhobo better. At the end of the day, I think people should just be free to claim whatever identity they want. If Isokos say they are not urhobo, it's left for them, if they want to be urhobo fine for them. They should decide. What you said about Han chinese is true, the difference between them is so wide but they choose to identify as one ethnic group, same with the Arabs, but Europeans on the other hand are not really that way, they too kind of divide themselves like we Africans, otherwise Europe wouldn't have so much ethnic based countries. Just for the records, standard official German which is based on a more central dialect may not be very similar to Dutch, but as you go northwards Germany, the regional local German dialects of Northern Germany are very similar and mutually intelligible to Dutch. Same way as you go towards the Austrian border, the German there starts sounding more Austrian. So, I think nineone has a point. The Baltics (Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian) are very similar but different ethnicities and nationalities. Spanish and Portuguese very similar but different. Galician in spain and Portuguese are just like the same language. More examples. Central Asians (Kyrgyz, Uzbeks and Turkmens) are very similar but different nationalities and ethnicites. Turkish and Azeris are literally the same, but different identities. How about Persians, Daris (Afghans) and Tajiks? How about Balkan nationalities? |
Naajjii:I'm from the middlebelt. |
Westaslave2:I can see that this is a very foolish post from a Hausa fulani man in order to cause hatred between Igbos and middlebelters. Nonsense, show me one time when middlebelt indigenes have ever clashed with Igbos on their soil. |
NairobiWalker:Imbecille. Jonraid mentioned my name and mtisTheQubit quoted him. Like I always tell you guys and will keep on saying. Go back to your alma mata and request for a refund of your tuition fees.
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mtisTheQubit:I hope you know that you are actually an idiot? I know that you guys enjoy the pleasure of my company, but you'll never get it. We have left the thread for you loosers to keep on masturbating. |
Hotfreeze:I would rather you just say he is from a minority religion. Bauchi state is like 80% muslim and as such a christian cannot go far in politics beyond his constituency. Otherwise, most ethnic groups in Bauchi state are minorities. There is no absolute ethnic majority in Bauchi state. |
0koyeeboz:No, but they can represent yorubas in a meeting. Ethnic affiliation is very different from Geo political zoning. I am from Plateau state, but we share more relationship with Southern Kaduna people who are part of the North-west than we share with Kwara or Kogi people. |
0koyeeboz:Borno south (the Buras, Marghis, Chiboks & Gwoza people) are regarded as part and parcel of the middlebelt. Middlebelt is not for North central alone. |
pacespot:That is not true my brother. Do you know we in the tropical areas are actually blessed with warm weather? People living in iceland pray for warm weather which they experience only 1 month in a year. It snows for 11 month in iceland and when the warm weather manages to reach in July, everyone take a break from work, businesses and school just to enjoy the warm weather. And guess what? This warm weather is just something around 12°c which is a proper cold weather here. Do you know that in these cold countries, winter gets so bitterly cold sometimes that for weeks there is no form of movement? All the roads are covered with snow, there are snow storms, hence there is no form of movement, flights are cancelled, businesses and schools are closed down. People get frost bites as soon as they go outside their houses. Woe unto you if you don't have enough food in your house to keep you through the weeks. Thank God for technological advancement today. In those days, these people had to chop enough firewood for them and their cattles before the winter to keep them warm during the winter or they die of cold. They have to gather enough food in their houses for themselves and their animals for the winter or they will starve. That's why the white man has the parable (make hay while the sun shines), cos they can stay for weeks and months without seeing the sun. That is typically unlike in our part of the world where we can farm every day, go to work and do business every day. For no reason whatsoever do we get trapped in our houses for weeks without being able to come out. We are blessed abeg. |
drlateef:How come supposedly educated individuals juxtapose the office of a CBN governor who is an appointee of the executive arm of government to a whole Chief judge who is the head of another arm of government of it's own just like the Senate president ? The Nigerian education system is in trouble for us to have people like you. |
discusant:Hmm, no offence, but you asking this kind of question will make anyone think you are a child. I can't believe you are questioning the evil conscience of the military. World all over, dictators have been making use of the military to intimidate and kill innocent civilians without the batting of an eyelid. |
TayserMahri:Empty false words to blow your fake ego. Why did the EAC fail without Tanzania? A Kenya/Uganda merger cannot really be progressive or make any reasonable impact. |
The question was asked on Quora, which country would you like your country to be merged with and this was the reply from a Kenyan. Kazikazi, so Kenyans really love and wish to be one with Tanzania, but the likes of TayserMahiri, gallivant, mtisTheQubit00, NairobiWalker, rvp20183 keep saying rubbish about TZ just to save face.
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kaleam:Tafawa Balewa LGA together with Bogoro LGA are the only christian dominated areas of Bauchi that's why you can see this crowd. Most christians here see APC as an islamic party. |
Just30:Juliet just cannot have enough of Nigeria ![]() There are so many Ghanaians in Nigeria, just that they easily blend in into Nigerian culture somehow and you may never know that they are Ghanaians. Ghana as a country is too small and culturally powerless to acculturate Nigerians that's why it seems like there are too many Nigerians there. |
gallivant:Nigeria has no full blown slum community except Makoko. Any other area you call a slum in Nigeria has nice middle class areas too, hence that community cannot be called a slum. |
NairobiWalker:Even parts of Ajegunle (which you call a full blown slum can pass for middle income areas). The joke is now on you ![]()
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NairobiWalker:Animal. I guesss google maps is also lying.
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tylann:Show us the good houses in Kibera or any other Kenyan slums, don't just use your changaa drinking mouth to sing it. Did you just say I should show you the real Ajegunle? You are hopeless. |
Kazikazi:Whoever said Tanzanians were lazy? The real lazy people are those who sit down in groups to drink Chang'aa and Busaa day and night while the whites, Somalis and Indians dominate their economy. Then later on, from their slums, they come online to post pictures of houses in Nairobi which only whites, Indians & Somalis live and do business.
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theenchanter:You silent male biitches with facts bro. Kenyans just desperately wish to see Nigeria at their level, especially in the housing sector, but it's just impossible. |
NairobiWalker:More from Ajegunle to knock you, gallivant & tylann out. Nigeria can never be like Kenya where millions of people live in dozens of full blown slums everywhere. Just as genieluv has told you guys, the Nigerian housing and land ownership system does not encourage slum explosion and profileration. Nigeria would never have had a full blown slum had Makoko not been on the waters.
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NairobiWalker: Iamleefact:Yourself, gallivant and tylann are all ignoramuses. You want to drag Nigeria to Kenya's level abi? Take your 2g network phones and google HOUSE FOR RENT IN AJEGUNLE and see what comes out. We will keep on hitting it into your coconut heads! Makoko is the only full blown slum in Nigeria. See houses from Ajegunle below. Can you show such houses from Kibera or Mathare?
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She looks masculine and not so pretty. She is aging. |
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if i call fulani for them now dem go begin cry say i dey wicked