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Culture › Re: Meet The Most Beautiful People On Earth- The Fulanis by Omarbah: 2:38am On Nov 23, 2014 |
Bororojo, I foud this today , the wollarbe are Bari or Barry as it is written and the Yilalbe are Diallo. Indeed they are the two largest even in Guinea. All of the Almamys were wollarbe though the largest province, Labe was ruled by Yilalbe. |
Culture › Re: Meet The Most Beautiful People On Earth- The Fulanis by Omarbah: 2:26am On Nov 23, 2014 |
Fulaman198: OmarBah what are you trying to do with my younger sister? Lol it depends if she is married or not. |
Culture › Re: Meet The Most Beautiful People On Earth- The Fulanis by Omarbah: 1:09am On Nov 23, 2014 |
Futa Jalon
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Nairaland General › Re: LADIES & GENTLEMEN: List 5 Nairalanders You Would Love To See Real Life! by Omarbah: 12:35am On Nov 23, 2014 |
1. Bororojo 2. Fulaman 3. Taramba 4.BahPullo 5. Musiwa lol for some reason I wanna meet him. Nobody has created more countries out of Nigeria than him. Lol |
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Politics › Re: How Many States Do You Think Will Come Out Of Nigeria? by Omarbah(op): 7:21am On Nov 22, 2014 |
egift: Nigeria will Not divide.
I can see many are supporting Jonathan in hope that he will mismanage the country so much that it will scatter. The last attempt on division, took 2million lives on one side alone. Also all of Nigeria's current problem will all be replicated at the local level (marginalization, insecurity, underdevelopment, hatred, looting, etc).
We are better of solving our challenges as a Stronger Nation than giving in to people who want to divide this nation and make us peanuts. Vote for Change in the coming election.
God bless Nigeria. Of course if won't be divided, I just want to know if those wishing for it to happen have a game plan. I bet most Africans calling for trouble in this country do not live there  |
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Politics › How Many States Do You Think Will Come Out Of Nigeria? by Omarbah(op): 1:03am On Nov 22, 2014 |
For those wishing for Nigeria to break up, how many countries you intend to create out of it? |
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Culture › Re: Learning African Languages by Omarbah: 8:36pm On Nov 20, 2014 |
fightforchange1: They're dumb. No offense, I love the wear, and I love the dance and language. I am not sure I understand your response. |
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