₦airaland Forum

EZEIGBO1OFIMO:
I rest my case, "negative population is better"; tell that to Japan trying to prop up consumer spending and buying back Government bond stupendously while tending to negative yields; negative population doesn't help a 21st century capitalist society, the invisible hand of Darwin is waiting to another the human population again. The again you continuously measure wealth by fiat currency; should all the fishes in the river die and all the water contaminated would you realize that paper money is an illusion. Africa has vast land and resources, and the last thing we need is population control, we need science, technology, equitable distribution of resources and wealth, a better philosophical society, and not population control.

janefrancisca:
This is my first time of creating a topic on nairaland...so pardon my little flaws. a friend of mine is avin issues in her matrimonial home and her husband is insisting he will take away their little son who is just a year and three months from d mum and keep him in d village wit his mum who is down with partial stroke and his elder sis who is in her late 50s and unmarried in the village. Now my friend is insisting that she must go wit her baby and she is pregnant wit d second child whom the husband is saying he is not the father. Since my friend got married to the man, it has been from one problem to anoda. Most times he goes out without dropping food money for her and her baby and wen she complains, he will tel her to go and meet her wealthy father and if she insists on collecting d money, the next thing he does is to beat her up. Anytime she visits her parents and comes home, he will pick a fight wit her and tell her d worst her father can do is to lock him up. He calls her a prostitute and says all kind of demeaning words to her. Two months ago, she called and said she is fed up but I begged her to just tolerate. Today the husband called her and said he is fed up that they shud both part ways but he is leaving with his son and my friend is saying she will never leave her son...wot advice do I give my friend? plz ur contributions are needed urgently.

Franky826:
gbam boot n'eze

That man must be under something o. there are dangerous drugs everywhere with the most deadly and cheapest being tramadol.

This is nothing spiritual he should race the full wrath of the law. this is murder+attempted and intended murder to join.

psychopaths walking around in suit these days

spits.....

Airforce1:
wish I could write in Igbo

Airforce1:
See as you be like something wey dem use do sacrifice.

AdamuW:
Thank you. Yes I am the creator and my company produces the show.

saintkel:
Just don't get dis dear

duality:
Only those looking for sex are afraid of being just a friend. Besides, even if you get married to someone. Is it not friendship you'll be doing in marriage? what do they do in marriage romance? No!!! It's that friendship. In fact the gradual the friendship , the stronger it is.

m0rena35:
Thank you! I'm going to screenshot this to have it handy when I need it.

m0rena35:
He is going to Nigeria next month for a month. I'm going to miss him so much. He asked for my families measurements so he can bring me some dresses. He asked me did I want any food, I have eaten Nigerian food, but I have never had stock fish so he's going to bring me some of that. He said he is going to sell some of his properties so he can get us a nice house, he wants me to go with him one day and that's always been a dream of mine so I am a happy woman.

Here's my darling... He calls me Nkem

Chimaaba:
I do I do, just looking for extra assurance to alleviate insecurity. Ah, mek I no vex. Thanks again, I will carry on knowing the name doesn't mean sick papa

RedboneSmith:
LOL! Is arianna even a nigerian name. As far as I know, it's european, and any similarity with an Igbo name is coincidental.

TobennaU:
Can someone help break down what is being said here. For parts 0:00-0:15, 0:20-0:50.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrNSPOTp2Y4

Thanks!

Olarewajub:
Ke ka ime meaning?

SuperSuave:
that was the nickname I was given during my secondary school days and the guys that named me were even Yoruba boys who prolly do no know the meaning. thanks tho

SuperSuave:
can you help translate obiego to English pls

QueenValerie:
[color=#B0C4DE]•°•*Kay.Thanks for the link above. [/color]

QueenValerie:
[color=#B0C4DE]°•* Ethnicity brings to us traditions steeped culture
•°it's not the problem tribalism/nationalism is.
I don't see why we can't come tagther in our difference,we are all AFRICAN.
•°*...HI I'm Valerie an I'm Afro American.
...You refused to tell me what you are so I'll guess yer Igbo,self depreciating as you be
[/color]

QueenValerie:
[color=#B0C4DE]°•*No,this one is bald.
.....I want 1with hair
....•°*but he do look cute in the face,dispite that shining dome [/color]

QueenValerie:
[color=#B0CADE]°•wait a minute!
....°• you call them "handsome " an you don't post pics fer me ta see if this be truth
.....*what a scam!! [/color]

GospelNaija:
* UNA: or Unu (Jamaican/Patwa/Patois)

Origin: Igbo

Etymology: Umunna, Nna

Meaning: (these/those) People

*Mama is not a Nigerian pidgin English word. Mama is local parlance in most regions for Mother. Something spelt as Momma, Mamma, Mom



* Knack is German. Meaning "low sounding blow"

Thanks

masseratti:
i believe una has more to do with you all than jamaican whatever,btw whats the meaning of umunna?