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Danke:the woman has gone nuclear. she was flying somewhere and went through atlanta. Mommy told us she went through atlana We know they call it something tjat sound like A-T-L-E-N-A with a mild pronociation of the T My mom is on |
My own mother sef dey immitate accent. she'll say to my child get me some worra (water) do you wa'nna eat jellof |
Baby Jinx:ROFL. Naijaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Our people are funny. The best place to hear these accents are on people's voicemail messages I dey laugh taya sometimes I'm still laughing while leaving a message. |
I like NY/Boston accent |
Gamine:You mean they saved the water for 10 years? |
Gamine:and where is this? |
agaba I just read your other input |
I'm from Imo state. And I had never heard of it |
agaba123:One of the articles specifically said Ozubulu. Is this isolated or in other areas |
my back is "hotting" me meant to say My back hurts |
DavidDylan:where biko? tell me I'm learning something here |
PepERSprAY:So my husband and I are not the only one that had never heard of such. These things are so rarely done so it's possible to be born and bred in Igboland and know absolutely nothing about it. Did you know it happens in Yorubaland if you didn't hear it on this thread? This is why stereotypes are evil. |
[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=187145.msg2990809#msg2990809 date=1224893337]Jeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeez!!!!! I am sure this tradition is now dead n buried. I refuse to believe Igbo women are tortured this way. There was this movie where one widow had to shave her head because she lost her hubby. . . .Whatz all that about?? @ Stillwater, Explain this "bath water" phenomenom. . . .[/b]I can tell u one or two things about Yoruba too. . .[/quote]I know you didn't ask me but let me expalin and put this thing to sleep. [b]I read here on nairaland that widows in some parts of Igboland who are accused of killing their husbands are sometimes told to drink the bathwater from the corpse to prove her innocence. I had never heard of it and neither had my husband. There was also a nollywood movie made on that based on a real life issue according to Karmamod. On further investigation, and supported by an article, it was found that the same practice of drinking bathwater obtained in some parts of Yorubaland and Edoland and perhaps other places (who knows). Obviously this must be a rare practice It is nauseating. Now I hope it's clear |
Danke:He's still out hussling |
let me ask you folks. When You say I'm Egba I'm Ijebu I'm Ilesha It is just the towns where you're from or are they subtribes within yorubaland? |
KarmaMod:From a patient. |
[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=187145.msg2990781#msg2990781 date=1224892903]Stilly, is it true u must drink bath-water?[/quote]and use the remainder and make eba ROFL |
Pataki:stay there now. He may be drinking some as we speak |
na wa stillwater how u just land so |
Pataki:You haven't heard that the drinking is also in egbaland ![]() |
[quote author=*Morenike link=topic=187145.msg2990733#msg2990733 date=1224892306]Well, I was a child. I couldn't have packed and travel out [/quote]I was a child too but then I had relatives in those places.Then I went to a federal school outside Igboland and that broadened my horizon the more |
[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=187145.msg2990729#msg2990729 date=1224892241]DeepZone is something else. . . . She started the grotesque n sordid bullshit. I want to marry an Ibo woman. . . How far is Awka and Okigwe to Lagos? Stillwater is not available.[/quote]her bathwater is still that's a plus |
omoge:You don target one man so? since when? congrats o |
Pataki:why are you hating? If you want a calabash of the water just say so |
omoge:where is it? I'm ready ![]() Is it your living water or your dead bodi water. do I have a choice here? |
[quote author=*Morenike link=topic=187145.msg2990661#msg2990661 date=1224891401]Not because I do not want to. My mother is well accustomed to many tribes. But I am not. Well, I might have had Igbos in my school when I was like 6-10 , but I can't rem. and they're not "women", we were still kids then.My gosh, I just realized it. I do not even know any other tribe that well sad eh?[/quote]You're not alone.Many Yorubas have actually confessed that the only time they ever left Yorubaland was for NYSC. That is unlike many Igbos. Many of us have relatives all over Nigeria and personally I have "holidayed" everywhere from PH to Kano. I remember all those "ekene" rides for vacations to one auntie or another. That highlighted part is scary. |
KarmaMod:I will! That's the only way we can be friends again Infact let's trade bathwaters You drink my bathwater,I drink yours By the way I like mine with a tinge of lemon |
[quote author=*Morenike link=topic=187145.msg2990608#msg2990608 date=1224890787]DZ, There's nothing more I can say to you. Enjoy! @topic WE ARE NOT THE SAME. I don't know Igbo women enough to confirm your assumption. Lol, Have I even met one offline? [/quote]My dear you need to expand your horizon.You are Nigerian and don't know one single Igbo lady well? |
Pataki:For where? will you manage people in their mid thirties or thereabout na them I sabi I tried hooking one up with a family friend and he saw her picture and developed doubts Then he flew out to see her and changed his phone number afterwards. You fit manage her We go pay you man- price for dowry. |
PepERSprAY: ![]() I pray his grandmother lives to see him become president. who reported you? why should you be banned becuse of my boo? |
Hannibal and Pataki,una don start? abeg now. You see how my own fight was civil no name callings no parents no private parts. Una don begin call forefathers? abeg now. |
LadyT:David is an angel abeg. Pick on Hannibal ![]() |


[/quote]I was a child too but then I had relatives in those places.
, but I can't rem. and they're not "women", we were still kids then.