ceaser: Why can't we still foster this spirit of oneness among the different ethnicities in Nigeria? It's obvious that together, we can achieve greatness beyond imagination.

U mean to dey born dey deny?

Chamackh: big lie, he is more Igbo than Yoruba.

how?his mom is half yoruba,his dad is full yoruba,he did not grow up in d east.so how is he more ibo?

berem: Shina Peters is the son of Chief Osita Stephen Osadebe(RIP). I heard Osadebe fathered him for a Yoruba woman and he grew up not knowing him as a father. Shina Peters was closer to his mum and his maternal relations. He still paid his last homage to Osadebe when he died as the first son. Shina Peters is therefore half Igbo, half Yoruba.

This is a lie from the pit of hell! Have you seen Shina's younger brother Yomi Peters? They look just like twins

Indeed she's beautiful in that picture but how many guys of dis age n time would give a lady spotted wit dis hairdo a 2nd glance? (Ok they might,prolly 2 make jest of her)
Let's face it,guys prefer d artificial haired female compared 2 dose who display african hairstyles with their natural hair

Good old days

Take a good look at her hairdo, sweet old style. Our ladies can't carry this hairdo anymore. SMH!!!

She looks Beauriful tho.

Airforce1:

Why did u ask?

just asking

Airforce1: When i was still a little boy, my mom told me son,
don't u ever move close to any woman who z not from your tribe when u grow up.

I have come across your comments on two different topics twice in 24 hours and know at least one thing about you... you have little or no imagination.

You are yet to surprise yourself.

cutierashy: just asking

What tribe are u from?

wazobia_N9:

I have come across your comments on two different topics twice in 24 hours and know at least one thing about you... you have little or no imagination.

You are yet to surprise yourself.

Hisses on u in every dialect of nigeria*

Christy G: how?his mom is half yoruba,his dad is full yoruba,he did not grow up in d east.so how is he more ibo?

ok for the fact that he did not grow up in the East makes him more Yoruba than Igbo? Did you know that Clarence was abandoned by the so called Dad? The last time I checked Clarion is Igbo and trained Clarence all alone at the university in South Africa? Then what makes Clarence more Yoruba than Igbo having being raised alone by her mom who is Igbo? Think very well dear.

shadrach77:
This is a lie from the pit of hell! Have you seen Shina's younger brother Yomi Peters? They look just like twins

maybe dem resemble their mama.

When love becomes bitter who suffers most

So the"born by mistake" clarence peters of yesterday is now somebody today...

Such is life sha.

Chamackh: ok for the fact that he did not grow up in the East makes him more Yoruba than Igbo? Did you know that Clarence was abandoned by the so called Dad? The last time I checked Clarion is Igbo and trained Clarence all alone at the university in South Africa? Then what makes Clarence more Yoruba than Igbo having being raised alone by her mom who is Igbo? Think very well dear.

well u ave a point but even clarion herself is not full ibo,her dad died when she was 11 and she grew with her yoruba mum in lagos and speaks yoruba fluently but i get ur point sha,she has more influence on him dan the dad who was not there for him while growing up

Airforce1: When i was still a little boy, my mom told me son,
don't u ever move close to any woman who z not from your tribe when u grow up.

Ur mama mislead u and I now see the effect in you. Isi ewu!

fr3do:

She disadvantaged you mentally
Made a tout that wouldnt look beyond ethnicity
I weep for you

sometimes u need to b in peoples shoes to understand y dey say n tink d way dey do. experience dey say is d best teacher. who would ever want dere children to pass d same thing dey passed thru all in d name of being married to someone who is not d same tribe with dem

Awwwww! So cute.

strangest: So is clarence peters with the dad or mom?

with his mum @ omole Estate.

demelza: Mehn!
Shina Peters was really handsome then. No wonder Clarion couldnt resist.

very true that was how Shina's mum couldn't resist ChIef Osita Osadebe who happens to be Shina's real father.

I knew her as a budding actress and a great Michael Jackson fan. She was quite daring, elitist and multilingual like many of us. Being an actress then was taking a leap of faith. It was a risky job. Just like when Steven Keshi gave everything up for football. See how big a name he is today.
Anyhow, Clarion was somewhat more up-class than Shina though.

Christy G: well u ave a point but even clarion herself is not full ibo,her dad died when she was 11 and she grew with her yoruba mum in lagos and speaks yoruba fluently but i get ur point sha,she has more influence on him dan the dad who was not there for him while growing up

He is more Igbo than Yoruba. So because the grand ma is yoruba makes his grand son more yoruba than Igbo? As you are insinuating since the father died early, the father doesn't have family members that can assist? So because Clarions mom is Yoruba, clarion must pass on yoruba culture and language to his son as against her language Igbo? Majority of Clarence friends are Igbos. Even the record label is co -owned by Illbliss.( A K A Igboboy) who is his Childhood friend.

Blood they say is thicker than water. That is the best way to describe what recently took place between Afro juju creator and master guitarist, Sir Shina Peters and his son, Clarence Abiodun Peters in faraway United Kingdom. We can confidently inform you that both father and son had fixed a meeting for United kingdom last week where they planned to meet and discuss important son-father issues.


http://amazingstoriesaroundtheworld..co.uk/2013/12/ssp-and-son-clarence-reunite-in-london.html

rioemmanuel:

ADONBILIVIT

UDONMINIT

dridowu: That was when things are going on well but now...................

when things are going on well.tianww,cee grammar.

Orlando Owoh:
I don't remember.

Fiddlesticks!

tunsmann: when things are going on well.tianww,cee grammar.

has it increase ur bank account ?

nikkypearl: see
love under the tree..reminds me of when I was young,i only meet my
boyfriend under a mango tree,we will play,run round the tree...what happened to those mango trees this days sef then young girls are so shy to look into the eyes of their lovers,only twist their finger throughout the meeting..but nowadays,gurls will look straight into yours eyes demanding for money up and down oh what a
good olden days,but nowadays lovers prefare to meet in
kfc,shoprite,sheraton,name it..cheiii! no more true love

Great observation. Lol @ only twist their finge throughout the meeting..bu nowadays,gurls will look straight into yours eyes demanding for money up and down

Really, babes don dey look Uche eyes nau o.

ceaser: Why can't we still foster this spirit of oneness among the different ethnicities in Nigeria? It's obvious that together, we can achieve greatness beyond imagination.

Babzilla:
THE SPIRIT IS FOSTERED AT THE TOP
ITS THE BOTTOM FEEDERS, THE DREGS OF SOCIETY
THAT FOSTER TRIBALISM AND HATRED

You're very right. Just losers like this Junkforce1 guy below.

Airforce1: When i was still a little boy, my mom told me son,
don't u ever move close to any woman who z not from your tribe when u grow up.

ichommy:

She's now selling clothes at Idumota Market

Abeg, make una talk true jare. I nor like am o.

stagger:

Who was using condoms in 1982?

I wonder o.

rman: This was on a movie set.

Yeah, I thought as much. And the product of the union, Clarence Abiodun Peters was also on a movie set nau.

Tinyemeka:
They are no longer together. You missed that part?

But you missed the part that said the product of their union - Clarence Abiodun Peters is an ACE and a success in the movie industry. The'd probably have achieved greater if they'd stuck together, I think. For instance, I currently got two topics at the same time on the front page. Thanks to the articles that addresses issues that cut across the ethnicities - positive issues of course.

berem: Shina Peters is the son of Chief Osita Stephen Osadebe(RIP). I heard Osadebe fathered him for a Yoruba woman and he grew up not knowing him as a father. Shina Peters was closer to his mum and his maternal relations. He still paid his last homage to Osadebe when he died as the first son. Shina Peters is therefore half Igbo, half Yoruba.

Please is that the true story, cos I need the facts. Please Easterners in the house, what's the true story?

SPEED5: All these naïve igbo girls marrying yoruba men, that's the risk u take- heart break. Yoruba men ar know for infidelity, same as there women. Dumb igbo women

Okay, we don hear. Thanks for nothing anyways.

Orlando Owoh: Shina Peters' music career for a long time experienced a decline after he asked if any girl could stri.p and dance in Amphitheatre, OAU, Ile-Ife. A girl did and Shina was dealt with the students at the show and asked to prostrate to the students. Since then, though not always, OAU students would always demand that any artiste performing in the school "at the level of amphitheatre" must prostrate. The girl was later rusticated. This was around 1991.

Waoh!

berem: Did you also remember when he was booed I think in OAU or UNILAG for being among the musicians who were paid to promote Abacha's presidency in 1996? He wept on stage when trying to perform a song.

Yeah. His fvck up was rightly treated by his own kith and kin.

ilebaami: I knew her as a budding actress and a great Michael Jackson fan. She was quite daring, elitist and multilingual like many of us. Being an actress then was taking a leap of faith. It was a risky job. Just like when Steven Keshi gave everything up for football. See how big a name he is today.
Anyhow, Clarion was somewhat more up-class than Shina though.

Yeah, I love that Nigerian series - FIERY FORCE - she starred in, as a police officer I think. Anyone remember that series?

Sweet reminisce

ceaser: Why can't we still foster this spirit of oneness among the different ethnicities in Nigeria? It's obvious that together, we can achieve greatness beyond imagination.

.....joke of d year...u had better wake from dis *phucking* dream of urs...mtcheeew

ceaser: Why can't we still foster this spirit of oneness among the different ethnicities in Nigeria? It's obvious that together, we can achieve greatness beyond imagination.

amadice: .....joke of d year...u had better wake from dis *phucking* dream of urs...mtcheeew

Okay. Thanks for your own joke.

So who says we must inter marry? By what authority?

Inter marriage is no yardstick to measure
Civilisation
Arguably a good percentage of igbo women married to yorubas get divorced

yoruba and congo goes together they just dey born anyhow without taking proper care of the pikin wey dem born.na wah oh

Sijo01: This is what they call Natural Love.

which kind natuRal love?u nor hear say dem don path ways