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2c- i confess take da cell phone off voice mail i confess u just flattering me i confess i know they are not so good i confess i know u just found out am so ugly |
queenzy - i confess ill love to know who ur boo is |
@queenzy - i confess i was about to log out i confess i may stay a little longer i confess its because 2c is here i confess am wondering if a bride price is paid in australia i confess i worked in calabar for some time i confess i really had i nice time in calabar |
i confess my sunshine is now online, i confess its nice to see u here, i confess pic in ur box, i confess my heart is beating fast, i confess 2c wellcome |
White garments, no shoes,praying at the beaches and on top of hills, ive also seen a cele male pastor baptizing stark naked lovely bodied adolecent girls at the bar beah in lagos - u telling me the PASTOR - was not thinking what i was thinking, looking at the lovely naked bodies of those stiupid girls?? there are lots of cele prophets,lots of them, u think all those many, many cele prophets are real, ??, not fake, ?? i saw a 9 pm news documentry of a cele prophetess who burnt the palms of a young girl ( about 10 years old), the palms were very badly burnt on a kerosine stove - she was trying to make the girl confess to being a witch. the cele way of doing things is too ritualistic very, very wierd |
id like to say i think the celestial church of christ is a wierd - very wierd church id like to say hi to my hitman - GREED. - ![]() |
ok, will go check |
2QUEENZY, I confess am using a work place computer/network, i confess instant messaging is blocked to stop people staying online for too long, |
queenzy, i confess its nice to see u here i confess i asked u a question and u didnt reply, |
@ Shanon. Am yoruba Ask him to tell u the kind of people his parents are, and thier expectations of a daughter in law.Dads and mums have different personalities, and have different degrees of openess and acceptance, which of them is more open and accepting by nature . Ask him Ask him if he has told them frankly that u are white American - and what / how did they feel Being yoruba, ill tell u his parents may be just as apprehensive as u are.Reasons, ?? - yoruba women like to have a very very close relationship with daughter in laws. in fact yoruba women consider a daughter in law , to be her own daughter - she will be wondering how both of u can click being from differnt cultures . Be freindly, try to make break the ice, make them relax, show u are nice warm and freindly - BE AS RESPECTFUL AS POSSIBLE WITHOUT BEING STIUPID OR SUBSERVIENT. Be urself My younger brother is Nigerian American.he is married to an African American - my parents, especially mum was very apprehensive - her reason was simply - how am i going to get along and make freinds with an American, ?? how will she be like my daughter, ??. They did are getting along and are good freinds - however ill give u funny examples of some sources of tension between them (a) She complains that her daughter in law calls her mrs( her maidien name) - instead of mummy like the other Nigerian wives of her other sons - advice - dont do what u wont feel comfortable with call her what u think is most appropriate, comfortable for u and u deem respectful enough (b) her daughter in law has not grasped, understood and accepted the extended family system way of life of Africans - u should expect , visits and to host ur inlaws , and relatives often - they simply expect u to be nice , accepting and accomodating - my mum sensed that her daughter in law did not like her coming often to thier home in the US - her feeling was HOW CAN SHE NOT WANT ME TO VISIT MY SON IN HIS HOUSE, .(C) The socio-economic background of his family is an important factor to help u judge certain things - is he from a rich, average or poor Nigerian background ?? - this will dictate if he is - a major breadwinner for immediate and extended family and therefore also cloud how u will be percieved - a future barrier towards contact with thier son - if they are a comfortable family - thet will percieve u as less of a threat. GENERALLY JUST ASK HIM THOSE QUESTIONS, BE RESPECTFUL, FREINDLY ,WARM, FLEXIBLE AND READY TO BE SLIGHTLY AFRICAN IN NATURE, LEARN QUICK FROM HIM YORUBA EXPECTATIONS FROM A DAUGHTER IN LAW. - |
chinani:Chinani, u make me laugh !!!, yeah everyone is invited after all many AKATAS have Nigerian ancestors, lol, nice talk chinani, good to know u guys are proud of our Naija and show it |
Greed i understand how u feel - just try to educate them - remind them if a wht person called them a "n" - it doesnt sound funny, so y do they call themselves niggers, ??.Ill tell u some thing i noticed, using the n word is kind of a freindly familiar way of two blk young people talking to one another, but that word makes me sick . An African american who is a role model to me let me down so much, when he said it is in the culture of Nigerians to be corrupt, !!!! ( General colin powel) even if its true i dont think its right to say bad things about ur people in public- and i felt we are all one people - Africans and Afro americas. I feel u GREED, i understand ur anger and frustrations, i love my race with a deep pride, and desperately feel pain at the problems of the blk race - to see some Afro americans behave the way u say will make me so sad |
Greed - i feel sad when i hear of african americans making fun of Africa - one big problem is they have been made to feel ashamed of thier Africaness from the days of slavery - slaves were made to feel that being african is synonimouus with being primitive - Sooooo many tried to distance themseleves from thier african origins. But there was a re awakening of pride in thier african origins in the 70s.However , lets call a spade a spade- has Africa offered these blacks in dispora anything to be proud of, ?? - its always talk of poverty,disease,bad governance,coups,currouption, faminewars etc, |
a nairaland party sounds like a good idea |
i confess its nice to know 2c is here |
basharu:I sense agression , u could bearly hide the anger in u .There is hot volcanic anger simmering under all u have said - this again is the usual pattern with islam - a violent reaction to any critism. U also showed a poor understanding of the issues i raised - or are u saying it is non muslims who are giving islam a bad image, ? . my so called applauded cristians are the ones causing the problem, ??( thats what u said), NA wa o , !!!!!.Did u read and digest my thread well, ?, did u understand it, ![]() As for the American occupation of Afganistan , Iraq and other happenings - this is my comment - our muslim brothers in Nigeria can go ahead and kill more Nigerian christians because the Americans have invaded Iraq and Afganistan ,after all its now a normal thing for them to find an excuse to massacre christians who live in the North at least once every six months. |
sircool147:[quote author=b_e_b_e link=topic=2196.msg247490#msg247490 date=1142823332]mr cool Very much male [/quote]Thanks |
Ill like to say Rhodalyn and 2c - make my ribs crack with laughter - thier jist about BANANAS,is real funny ill like to know if Rhodalyn still hasnt FELT kens BANANA. 2c wants a banana - ![]() |
nubian:2c - is it what i think is confusing u, that is really confusing u, ??- sweetheart ill talk with u about this later today |
i confess i enjoy teasing Rhodalyn |
2cantango:ill like to know if 2c always prctices safe sex - so she wont ever get knocked up by mistake and need an abortion ![]() |
nicetohave:is niceto have male or female, ?? ![]() |
2cantango:2c - who or what is confusing u, ![]() |
- ok Rhoda if u say so, |
Rhodalyn:Rhoda, u are my sister, i care about my little sis , so much, pls try and "FEEL'' HIS BANANA, tell ur big brother if its a BIG BANANA, so i can know what my sister will go through next year at 19.Besides i dont blive u have never felt his BANANA b4, u guys never smoosch, ![]() |
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I'm not Yoruba, but it makes me smile. Then they'll be like "Dang, you must be Igbo or Edo or something. Shoulda known, shoulda known", etc etc We hold it down w/ our ASA and other groups. Some Nigerian entrepenuers/peers even make clothes. I have a hat that says "NAIJA", shirt that says "NIGERIAN. AMERICAN." and the newest slightly controversial shirt that reads "I AM NOT AN AKATA".
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