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[quote author=Okija_juju]Tufiakwa....

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I repeat... TUFIAKWA!!!!!!!!!!


Infact!!! TUFIAKWA....


Peter Obi can never ever measure up to Amaechis achievements in 16 years in office.. If you love him so much, please pack and go and live in Awka or Onitsha..

I rep both cities and my Prayer is that a Man like Amaechi would become governor in Anambra State and push that state to greater heights..


[/quote]Guy,slow down with the bashing. Do your research properly about Obi's achievements,how it has affected the life of the ordinary Anambrarian and why it isn't so popular. Then come back and talk with some sense. Berem is an Anambra/Peter Obi hater,so,beware. Na Imo girl and she will feed you love portion and turn you to undies washing houseboy. Go to Omanbala river,fetch some water and wash your face,so,you can see wella. You have been badmouthing Peter Obi here for a while and I kept quiet for a reason,which I believe you know. Now,you must cut these rants.

babyosisi: Ewo
Let me modify
Chai
I repent
Oya ga na site di na signature m bia support u anyi biko Nwanne m

Nsogbu adiro. I have been there once but I will give it a shot.

Kingsley1000: u don chop anambra moni finish...ur conscience don dy blame u...if u tink hez a Thief,hit LIKE

You are the thief around here and may people treat you like a thief,wherever you go. Ignorant nonentity.

ifedun2: First was Fashola,now Obi.Wish others would borrow a leaf from them,and stop wasting public funds on frivolities.

Nop,Fashola wasn't the first. Obi has been like this since he stepped into the Zik's house. Obi don't copy anybody.

Osisi nne,you are one of the people that inspired me to join Nairaland mana ifea ikwulu adirokwa mma but I still love you.

shymexx: Nri Priest, amadioha and mother idoto know we're two different people...I don't discriminate, I love all types of women..but I can't speak for my doozy.

Yo, thank the gods of mama Africa for me, nri priest...On my way to the park this evening with a friend. As we crossed the road to the other side and took about 10 steps, a car ran over a guy behind us. I don't know if the guy died or not, but he was airlifted by an air ambulance. That was close and scary.

Yo brudah,you need to quit that tribalistic shit,really. I saw your comments in one of the threads about the beauty pageant show and I was very disappointed,to say the least. I think its high time you call it off.

The accident should tell you that life is too short and that you should spend a bit of your time spreading love and not ethnic hate and bigotry. As long as your hands are clean and you stay away from wrongdoing the "Mother Ide-Oto" and "Ogwugwu Nri" will keep protecting you,son. Now,tell me what you know about that Christopher Okigbo classic.

@Bittyend aka Shymmex,wait make Ileke Idi catch you. She will chop off ur balls...

Obiagu1: Are they married?

Nwokem,I na acho nwanyi ? Echekwam na iwelugo ife.

shymexx: Bruv, where's ur alter ego, nri priest?

I need to speak to the nri gods asap, bruddah.

What is bothering you,son ?

I am currently engaged to be married but before that I was seeing this black American chic whom I told I had a girl that I plan to marry but I don't mind having two wives,at first she frowned at it but after I explained how I will not overlook her and take care of her she bought the idea and I was very glad. Now,I had to find a way to talk my Naija chic into it who resides in Nigeria. When I first mentioned it she flipped and all hell got loose. I tried to pet and sweet talk her and she said NO. I know she love me and is very loyal,so,I threatened to quit the relashionship. Didn't call her for days and my friend called me and went off on me about my desires. This girl cried so hard that I was deeply troubled and that made me to change my mind but I told her not to disturb me about how I live my life outside of our matrimonial home and she agreed.

Everyday I hear women complain about how their husband/boyfriend cheated on them and broke their heart inspite of all the love they have showered them with,all their faithfulness and loyalty. I often get bemused and wonder why these silly women think its ok for a man to get stuck with one woman all his life. I mean,when did monogamy became part of our culture ? Right from the early times man was created to have as many wife as he can,so long he can cater for them and make all his women happy.It is true that things have changed and we live in a modern world with greater population and more demand for food but what is wrong with a man having concubine/mistress,if its ok with the wife/wivies ? The problem we are creating in trying to force men to stick with one woman,deal with it and shut up is that we are making them to seek other means in satisfying God given nature,thereby,making them to cheat,secretly,bringing home diseases and what not. Women,don't you think you will be more comfortable if you know who your husband is sleeping with and her status ? I know some of you knuckle heads will jump in here and start saying "well,why can't women have multiple husbands,too" but the truth of the matter is that women weren't created to be like men and that's why God created us,differently. Women were created to answer to men that's why Sarah called Abraham "my lord". In some culture women do prostrate to their husbands as a sign of respect but todays women has desecrasted the sacredness of the man. They even go around buying dildos to bonk their fellow females...alu! My point is that women should back off and let us live as God created us,simple. And for all you jagbajantis who will rush in here to abuse me be ready because I'm fired up!

This is obtainable in every part of Nigeria....No biggie. Prostitution is one of the oldest trade since the beginning of time.

vivianc: @Badosky: honesTly? Nah, I can't disown my family, neiTher would I leave a man I love. So we won't be married officially, buT we are gonna be having kids. weTin concern me?

Scratch that!

Honestly, I don't know what I'm gonna till I'm faced wiTh The siTuation. Obaro iru ifiri onu.

Anyway,you still a very young girl talking out of emotions;Now,I don't pray you are faced with such decision but its way bigger than what you think. Sshit is very serious!

Idowuogbo: No I don't!

Na crime say i dey ask my paddy queshun?

Ok,I thought you were irritated by her choice.

vivianc: @Oahrey: Nah, he doesn't practically belong to The god "ji" buT they enjoyed the idea of bearing powerful names, cos they believe names have effecTs in their lives.

For instance, my name is chinazaekpere meaning God answers prayers, and most Times I really do believe in my name.

Some people bore Agwu as names, Agwu was a radical god; very powerful. Sometimes when these people act in a radical way, They would believe ThaT iTs as a result of his name.

"Agwu" is actually the spirit/force behind the gods. You do hear people say "agwu ana eme gi".

Idowuogbo: Werey! Ur yansh dia!

Y can't u marry an osu?

And you have problem with people choices ? Smh.

ItsModella: Osu are those people who offered themselves up to the gods. Many did so for the sake of protection.

Yea,some people ran into the Osu shrine out of fear for prosecution or they are just being rebelious but this isn't the case for the most of them.

She needs to know,ASAP!

LastApostle: Fallacy!!!
I beg to disagree.

Follow me to a village called Oramkpe. Our journey is taking us to this primitive community and what happened there in 1658. The village had a deity called Ogwugwu and it is expected that all members of this community worships this deity. Mind you bro, No Christianity at this calendar period in this locality. Each household has it own shrine and small god but pays allegiance to the village deity.
Every year, volunteers are requested to be custodians of the deity or you may say a member is sacrificed to worship and look after the deity...accepting offerings from locals and sacrificing to the deity.

My dear, with my little explanation, do you agree that these people were revered cos they interacts with the gods and not condemned? How could you possibly condemned a representative of the deity you worshipped in that primitive era.

Civilisation, Christianity made these people to look outcasts simply because I opined they might have revolted against the introduction of Christianity in iboland and the white man must have done a lot of brainwashing on the earlier Christians concerning their resistances towards introducing Christianity

This is exactly the problem with those who know little about the origins of "Osu". There was already the term "osu" prior to the coming of the whiteman. In my hometown Umuoji we have what you called the shrine keepers and they are well respected and revered jus like the Eze Nri. They were not segregated like the Osu and this position is hereditary. These sacred one were not sacrificed to the gods but were chosen to cater for the Oracles. There is a big difference between the deity priest and the gods properties,the Osu. Osu were like the food that was fed to the Alusi. They were not sacred but unclean. I don't know where you get your stories from but they are false. If you say the chief priests were Osu then you might as well call the revered and sacred Eze Nri an Osu,which is an unforgiven sin. Please,do your research properly before you put out materials. There was a time I wanted to perform a certain ritual and I was refered to the chief priest who hails from my mother's village and he isn't Osu. So,I don't know where you got your stories from but please don't mislead people. Deme!

joeydozzy: pörn ain't romantic

Guy,you dey spit dust..be like say you be learner.

[quote author=Texas.Cowgirl]I am serious with my question.

Since Osu is still being practiced, how do you automatically tell that someone is Osu? What makes them different?

Stop being aggressive jorrrrrr[/quote]The answer to your question is a big fat NOTHING!

Billyonaire: No matter how they insult, Gentleman walks pass and smiles at their folly. Action, speaks louder than words, they say.

I don hear you,granpa...

[quote author=Texas.Cowgirl]Why would you insult a girl that you want to consider you a gentleman?[/quote]But she insulted me,firstly. Some chics are very aggressive,you know ?
Do you listen to Tommy Sotomayor ?

lalaosky: Awkuzu, in anambra

Like I said, I haven't heard of it in my villa ever since I was a kid, so I don't think my villa practise it

Guy,it is still there but emphasis has reduced until you dare try to wife one of them. In Umuoji we do almost everything together with them but hell go loose when you wan marry them.

[quote author=Texas.Cowgirl]Lol ...... In other words, you respect people that agree with your opinions.[/quote]Not necessarily those who agree with me; For instance,I haven't insulted you because you have been behaving like a good girl

Idowuogbo: *scrolling* jog on joor! Learner!

What do you want from me,woman ? Abeg,fimile.

lalaosky: @topic... I can marry an osu... Simply 'cause

1) my village don't practise such again( at least I haven't see any of them in my village)

2) 'cause of my religion, christianity who makes all people equal and is against discrimination

What's your village ?

Idowuogbo: Swerve!

Abeg,scroll.

[quote author=Texas.Cowgirl][/quote]I told you I'm a gentle man who respect those who respects themselves.

ogugua88: It's not as if you veterans don't know the rules. If I ban you now, you'll flood the complaints thread with your alternate monikers.

Derail this thread further or send another insult and you will be sent to Davy Jones' locker until Super Eagles return from Brazil. Yes, na warning.

My lady,am sorry. I was tempted,hence,my reactions. Won't happen again.