Odunnu:

DK! DK!! DK!!!
Guda na wa na kira n nka? Ka ga ni gindi?shi ne abu zai sa ka a damua! (i'm not ready to interprete this, but I know that as soon as you see 'gindi' you'l figure it out.(lol)took me 5mts to understand (lol), y[b]ou speak hausa with heavy yoruba accent. Ejo, lighten the weight (lol)[/b]

ok. 

Ki kira ne uku times
Gindi ko? eh, nna ganni gindi ki. lol
Ba da muwa. . .

excanny:

I'll urge my Igbo brothers to ignore this thread. I see no reason why this thread should have been dragged to 5 pages. Ofcourse, the poster is here to bash Igbos, and tell them how he forks a prostitu-te in Ebonyi. Silence is the best reply to a FO-OL

excanny:

Pele. Dont mind me. I was refering to the Yorubas in his village.

Cosmass:

Wow, thank God! Though it still doesnt bring him back but better than nothing. RIP Bawo.

Exactly my thought!
If it was possible to bring him back to live. . .
I feel more saddened now than when he was shot
Still thinking of how best to avenge against that guy. . .a sudden death wont do at all

Odunnu:

You are trying ,but you should try harder. It took me 3mts to understand you. Lol

zibe:

SALVATION- one topic that is missing in churches.

mabell:

That's not true. Pls be specific, it does not happen in all churches like you have stated
In the church i attend, i hear it like every day i go to church
It's such a serious matter that if i have the opportunity to be with fellow brethren outside church, they still talk about it and tell people about Jesus
So stop spreading false news

nuella2:

Christianity is the earth walk of the new creation, after a man get born again, GOD left him here to , reconcile men to him, fulfill his purpose and win in the midst of challenges through his word. How has your walk with God been? I believe Christians in this forum, has great testimonies to share. How they have triumphed in the face of challenging situations. Your story could just be what will make other Christians remain standing assured in Christ today.

My walk with God has being beautiful, my parents never went to church, so as a child a wondered from church to church. Until some group of Christians shared the gospel with me, wow! i got born again. Then trouble started, my father threatened to disown me, stop paying my fees and the persecution at home was terrible, but i stood my ground, i told him i rather drop out of school than stop going to church. Today everybody in my family is born again. God is faithful.

In my early years in the university, I almost got distracted as a met a very wealthy man, who before i could say a word, bought me a car. Wow! Promised to take me abroad and on and on. what a temptation, but have being taught that am a seed of Abraham, i own the world, i KNEW i was rich already been rich was beyond owing a car,i cld not accept the gift so returned the car, another round of persecution started. Friends and relatives mocked me, cos they felt i was brainwashed, they felt God sent the man as a blessing. Months later the man left that city without a word, cos the police was after him. Christ! What if i got involved with that man?

Brethren, in this walk we collide with challenging situations like David and Goliath, but God is always faithful. The first job i got, i was given an official car. There is no hurry is life, don’t take any short cuts, follow him step by step cos faithful is he that has called you.

How has your walk with God been?

Focus on your career
create achievements for yourself
improve on your physical appearance every single day. All these things will keep you busy and your mind off your single status. And who knows, someone will get to notice you esp when you have made something of yourself.
In short: work on every aspect of your life, marriage may then come before you know it.

Perfectly said by meadan
In addition, pray and when you are sure/convinced that God has answered you, dont pray about it again, instead thank God all the time cos you know it is done.
Calm your spirit but anytime it occurs to you, smile to yourself and say it is done.

Reduce your standard of the kind of man you want, no man is perfect just as you are not, if you can get 60%, its ok.
As for parents pressurising you, tell them boldly to be calm and wait for your appointed time so that you dont make mistake due to their pressure . . . and for friends, boldly tell them there is a season and time for everyone and when your time is come, you will send them an invite (then they will stop asking you) .

Felicitation Tgirl
Pls fun omo l'oyan dada o (Dont spare the milk)

Siena:

I'm still amazed at the term "bouncing baby". Wouldn't one have to drop a baby from a height to see if he / she bounced? And I'm sure Tgirl would never do that! More appropriate would be "a healthy baby girl."

aloy/emeka:

Rice and yams also come from Ebonyi, don't you know?. You haven't heard of Abakaliki rice before?. Abakaliki is the highest producer of rice in West Africa. Go and study your social sciences.

Did you quote me by mistake or where in my post did you see rice competition?
Meanwhile, that same rice you call abakaliki rice is produced in large quantity in Ado-Ekiti known as ofada rice
Sorry I have gone past your research or study level .

rabzy:

Hey,
i don't think it started 15 years ago, the Binis have always been wearing beads for long, uromi where the Woman comes from is in Esan and we don't wear as much beads as the Binis. Also such heavy beads are often worn by the nobility, the King, chiefs and the King's wives,

such wearing of the beads as a vest might have been restricted to the royalty, but the advent of modernization and popular fashion has made it very common.

If you check out pictures of Bini Kings and also several carvings, you would notice heavy beads on them, so it wont be surprising if their wives also have such elaborate beads made for them.

2sleek2NV:

There is ORO and ORO-AGO in kwara state.
I neva heard or ORO in Akwa-ibom state. only knw or ORON.

Akhenaten1:

How come the East is never mentioned with food scarcity? Sorry we have more than enough of yam to provide for us. The East in good hands. Plus, we get a good amount of our food from Enugu, Ebonyi, Benue and Kogi State. We are ok my friend.

Genius100:

Chief, next time your mama talk say God say make you no marry a particular girl, tell her to go back and pray and she should record God's voice telling her no, so you can verify that her story is true.

ROFLMAO

Akhenaten:

I think this situation is overblown. Igbo language is alive and well in Alaigbo. However, I see many of the dialect disappearing. I do not know if that is a good thing or a bad thing, but focusing on Standardized Igbo is something I support.

Maybe I am a little biased, because Standardized Igbo is based on my Central Igbo dialect, so I should consider myself lucky.

And most people in the East speak Igbo. Now those who live in the Diaspora cannot speak Igbo, so we should be worried about that. However, this is nothing new for immigrant communities. Most descendants of Italians who live in the U.S. cannot speak Italian. The same goes for other immigrant groups.

As long as the people of the South-East speak Igbo, the language will not die.

favouredjb:

abo ri boye o

Aboye bo si'se

tunnytox:

O gbiyan ju die awe
emi na mo die ninu oriki Ijesa Osomaalo
Ijesa osere oni ile obi
omo eleeni ateeka omo eleni ewele
omo olobi wo wo ti ri wo
omo olobi wo wo ti ri wo (odun mi pe mi o mo ami fi si awon oriki yi )
Eyi to'ba feni a wo sapo eni
Eyi ti o fe ni a wo si inu igbo
Eranko buburu a m a ron muje  

@idowuogbo
Idowu Ogbo abi kere leti, idowu esu le'yin Ibeji   (BTW Alaba ni emi na!)
se omo Eko aromi sa legbe legbe ni idowu abi omo Ijesa?