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South Easterners: Are There Christmas Celebrations At Your Side? Or Sit-At-Home? by BluntCrazeMan(op):
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**This thread is mainly for the people who are currently staying within the South-East at this very moment..
Please, if you're not currently within the South-East and you don't have well-updated information,, then your contributions might be derailing this thread so badly.



LET'S GO.!!

Tomorrow - MONDAY 25th December 2023 - is Christmas Day.
And Christmas Day in the South-East is usually filled with celebrations, and outings, with all the members of the extended families (and even friends) coming together at the central family-building (or central family-shed) with their various cooked foods and goodies in order to share them together and enjoy them together, while they tell tales and stories of how businesses are going in their various bases..

That's where the abroadians and diasporans in the families get to mingle very well with the home-branchers,, and the extended-family ties established further - with the new kids in the families introduced, and their parents given some money to buy things for the new babies..

After this gathering, then comes the highly anticipated CHRISTMAS OUTINGS by the kids to fun places in town.. Some parents even take their kids to some other towns in order to enjoy some fun places in these towns, and use these events to build happy memories of wanting to travel back to their village/town..

But now, There had been “Sit-At-Home” situations Every MONDAY in the South-East for the past two-and-half years. And this year's Christmas Day falls on a Monday.


Even though some town and villages had stopped doing the Sit-At-Home on Mondays, some are still doing it very well. And may possibly stay at home on Christmas Day - THEY MAY NOT EVEN GO TO CHURCH ON CHRISTMAS DAY (BECAUSE OF SIT-AT-HOME)

Places like Azia, Uli, Atani Ihiala in Anambra.
Almost all the towns in Abia and Ebonyi States.
Orlu, Mbise, Obowo in Imo State
Udi, Enugu-Ezike in Enugu State..
Just to mention a few..
All these places might remain totally shut-down during this year's Christmas Day Celebrations.


The Gain of This thread is for us to respond with the names of our locations, and then say whether it is going to be a Sit-At-Home situation for you guys at your location tomorrow.

If you're from the South-East but you're Not currently within the South-East,, then, whatever you comment here might not be the true situation at your hometown, Unless you called someone who knows the situation of Streets at your hometown very well - then such a person can give the true situation of what the Christmas Day is going to be like.


LET ME START..

For these twons here: Amansea, Awka, Amawbia, Nibo, Umuokpu, Nawfia, Nimo All in Anambra State. There will be Christmas Celebratios and Outings, not Sit-At-Home.


So, let's hear from the others.
What is the situation at your current location??.
Re: South Easterners: Are There Christmas Celebrations At Your Side? Or Sit-At-Home? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 3:16pm On Dec 24, 2023
This is an Interactive Thread.


Please, tribal bashers and abusers should stay clear from this thread..
Abbegg.
Re: South Easterners: Are There Christmas Celebrations At Your Side? Or Sit-At-Home? by YourMrBoo: 4:11pm On Dec 24, 2023
This thread is not necessary
Re: South Easterners: Are There Christmas Celebrations At Your Side? Or Sit-At-Home? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 4:12pm On Dec 24, 2023
YourMrBoo:
This thread is not necessary
Ok..
Re: South Easterners: Are There Christmas Celebrations At Your Side? Or Sit-At-Home? by onuman: 4:24pm On Dec 24, 2023
BluntCrazeMan:
****
**This thread is mainly for the people who are currently staying within the South-East at this very moment..
Please, if you're not currently within the South-East,, then your contributions might be derailing this thread so badly, or you may not be feeding us with the correct information..



LET'S GO.!!

Tomorrow - MONDAY 25th December 2023 - is Christmas Day.
And Christmas Day in the South-East is usually filled with celebrations, and outings, with all the members of the extended families (and even friends) coming together at the central family-building (or central family-shed) with their various cooked foods and goodies in order to share them together and enjoy them together, while they tell tales and stories of how business are going in their various bases..

That's where the abroadians and diasporans in the families get to mingle very well with the home-branchers,, and the extended-family ties established further - with the new kids in the families introduced, and their parents given some money to buy things for the new babies..

After this gathering, then comes the highly anticipated CHRISTMAS OUTINGS by the kids to fun places in town.. Some parents even take their kids to some other towns in order to enjoy some fun places in these towns, and use these events to build happy memories of wanting to travel back to their village/town..

But now, There had been “Sit-At-Home” situations Every MONDAY in the South-East for the past two-and-half years. And this year's Christmas Day falls on a Monday.


Even though some town and villages had stopped doing the Sit-At-Home on Mondays, some are still doing it very well. And may possibly stay at home on Christmas Day - THEY MAY NOT EVEN GO TO CHURCH ON CHRISTMAS DAY (BECAUSE OF SIT-AT-HOME)

Places like Azia, Uli, Atani Ihiala in Anambra.
Almost all the towns in Abia and Ebonyi States.
Orlu, Mbise, Obowo in Imo State
Udi, Enugu-Ezike in Enugu State..
Just to mention a few..
All these places might remain totally shut-down during this year's Christmas Day Celebrations.


The Gain of This thread is for us to respond with the names of our locations, and then say whether it is going to be a Sit-At-Home situation for you guys at your location tomorrow.

If you're from the South-East but you're Not currently within the South-East,, then, whatever you comment here might not be the true situation at your hometown, Unless you called someone who knows the situation of Streets at your hometown very well - then such a person can give the true situation of what the Christmas Day is going to be like.


LET ME START..

For these twons here: Amansea, Awka, Amawbia, Nibo, Umuokpu, Nawfia, Nimo All in Anambra State. There will be Christmas Celebratios and Outings, not Sit-At-Home.


So, let's hear from the others.
What is the situation at your current location??.
The shutdown of Orlu since 2020 has been at the command of the Imo State governor, Hope Uzodinma, who sees himself as foe to Orlu and its people.
Re: South Easterners: Are There Christmas Celebrations At Your Side? Or Sit-At-Home? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 4:48pm On Dec 24, 2023
onuman:
The shutdown of Orlu since 2020 has been at the command of the Imo State governor, Hope Uzodinma, who sees himself as foe to Orlu and its people.
Na waa..


So, no Christmas Day fun in Orlu tomorrow??
Re: South Easterners: Are There Christmas Celebrations At Your Side? Or Sit-At-Home? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 6:47am On Dec 25, 2023
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