for dis 9ja

Naso

Lilimax:
All these 'mmonwu' sef
More like 'ekwerem na Chukwu ma kwekwaa n'ekwensu'

Chukwu aju!!!

Ndi uka, Ndonu!

Gini mere ya ekwensu?
Once you don't combine it with jazz or fetish, masquerades are just artistic displays of our culture and tradition.

RichYoungNigger:
This is the best religion on earth.
The white men brainwashed and forced Christianity on people, telling them there's a god in heaven.

LOL.
White man countries have MASQUERADES, some, even more sophisticated and huge than the ones here in Nnewi.

But white man still prays Christianity.


Separate religion from culture.

This is a display of cultural heritage, not religion.

sugarbeesmith:
this people need Jesus

White man's slave.

sugarbeesmith:
This people including the ops needs JESUS

Because you hardly know Jesus, hardly understand His teachings.

Some poorly educated pastor who is more or less like you teach you nonsense.

Culture was there before Christianity came.

There is a huge difference between Igbo cultures and Christianity


You can take part in these cultural displays, yet be a good follower of Christ.

millionaireman:
Beautiful.

May God bless these young men who stay behind in Igbo land to keep our Igbo culture rolling from generation to generation.

you u dey lagos dey make money, you try.

dontai:
you u dey lagos dey make money, you try.

You well at all?
Even if I de Lagos, wherever I am, I am frequently in Igbo land. Enjoy my Igbo culture on display here, abeg, no wahala.

mentorandfriend:
Reminds me of a traditional marriage I went to at Nkwerre in Imo State. In the middle of the programme, after the nuptial dance, I rose up to go and one masquerade stood in my way at the gate; and everyone's eyes were on me. Whoever that was wearing the masquerade wanted me to drop money, but I'll never do that. I don't patronise jobless people.

I stepped aside, it stepped that direction too, sprawling and rolling on the floor, to cover any space I could use to exit the gate. I hesitated for few seconds, told the masquerade to shift, no movement. Every eye was now in our direction. It was an embarrassing moment, so I grabbed the idiot on his costume and with all my might, flung him out of my way and passed on. Good riddance.

The person wearing the masquerade did well not to repeat the trash outside the gate coz there are no distinguished guests and friends outside the gate. Just random fellows. I would have beaten the hell out of him and dislocated his acromio-clavicular joints

Such joblessness!

You jam armed robbers for Bini. Does that make Bini people armed robbers?

Because of one isolated incident of harassment by a masked miscreant, na him make you write all these?

Nice to see "Ajofia Ojoto" on this thread... Ojoto kwenu! Igbo kwenu!

Ara orun o!

ireneony:
I love masquerades especially the ones that chase women

seems u hv not meant d mean ones. U go run tire...

chiefobdk:
odogwu


the tall guy on dread na British citizen. naija pops jamaican mum..dey nnewi dey do jazz. smh.

chiefo pls what's the interpretation of that Odogwu in English?

sophyaa:
Plz why all these to bury the dead?

Will you go back to France?

millionaireman:



LOL.
White man countries have MASQUERADES, some, even more sophisticated and huge than the ones here in Nnewi.

But white man still prays Christianity.


Separate religion from culture.

This is a display of cultural heritage, not religion.

shut up.

go worship your own fake jew diety and leave them to do as they please. if you want to preach , if you have the guts, go preach ot boko haram cult followers.


and by the way this is not a drama or clown show. this is originally intended to be a spirit possession ritual . we do similar in our village. the "masquerade" acts as a moving idol for hte particular spirit.

mentorandfriend:
Reminds me of a traditional marriage I went to at Nkwerre in Imo State. In the middle of the programme, after the nuptial dance, I rose up to go and one masquerade stood in my way at the gate; and everyone's eyes were on me. Whoever that was wearing the masquerade wanted me to drop money, but I'll never do that. I don't patronise jobless people.

I stepped aside, it stepped that direction too, sprawling and rolling on the floor, to cover any space I could use to exit the gate. I hesitated for few seconds, told the masquerade to shift, no movement. Every eye was now in our direction. It was an embarrassing moment, so I grabbed the idiot on his costume and with all my might, flung him out of my way and passed on. Good riddance.

The person wearing the masquerade did well not to repeat the trash outside the gate coz there are no distinguished guests and friends outside the gate. Just random fellows. I would have beaten the hell out of him and dislocated his acromio-clavicular joints.

how cheap of you. this is their only source of income at events. and your payment is supposed to be a sacrifice to the spirit represented. you wont get it. but when you face bad karma you will.

millionaireman:
Beautiful.

May God bless these young men who stay behind in Igbo land to keep our Igbo culture rolling from generation to generation.

Am planning to join the train

mentorandfriend:
Reminds me of a traditional marriage I went to at Nkwerre in Imo State. In the middle of the programme, after the nuptial dance, I rose up to go and one masquerade stood in my way at the gate; and everyone's eyes were on me. Whoever that was wearing the masquerade wanted me to drop money, but I'll never do that. I don't patronise jobless people.

I stepped aside, it stepped that direction too, sprawling and rolling on the floor, to cover any space I could use to exit the gate. I hesitated for few seconds, told the masquerade to shift, no movement. Every eye was now in our direction. It was an embarrassing moment, so I grabbed the idiot on his costume and with all my might, flung him out of my way and passed on. Good riddance.

The person wearing the masquerade did well not to repeat the trash outside the gate coz there are no distinguished guests and friends outside the gate. Just random fellows. I would have beaten the hell out of him and dislocated his acromio-clavicular joints.

Am sorry masquerade have nothing to do in traditional marriage so I will like to say am sorry what you encountered wasn't a masquerade, the last thing you can do to a real masquerade is darling to touch or fight it, if you dare as you claimed my brother by you won't be here to tell how it happened.

donem:
chiefo pls what's the interpretation of that Odogwu in English?

odogwu. ==== man. able bodied man. warrior

sophyaa:
Plz why all these to bury the dead?

na traditional ruler.

[quote author=millionaireman post=45157977]


Because you hardly know Jesus, hardly understand His teachings.

Some poorly educated pastor who is more or less like you teach you nonsense.

Culture was there before Christianity came.

There is a huge difference between Igbo cultures and Christianity


You can take part in these cultural displays, yet be a good follower of Christ.[/qu. ote] All these are demonic displays, you can't follow masquerade and and the same time follow Christ......

Kreamie:
Inside this heat...Kai...all these costume wearers dey try sha

if a tell u money wey men drop for d guys

sugarbeesmith:
This people including the ops needs JESUS

Mtchewwww. I'm d op.
4k u

mentorandfriend:
Reminds me of a traditional marriage I went to at Nkwerre in Imo State. In the middle of the programme, after the nuptial dance, I rose up to go and one masquerade stood in my way at the gate; and everyone's eyes were on me. Whoever that was wearing the masquerade wanted me to drop money, but I'll never do that. I don't patronise jobless people.

I stepped aside, it stepped that direction too, sprawling and rolling on the floor, to cover any space I could use to exit the gate. I hesitated for few seconds, told the masquerade to shift, no movement. Every eye was now in our direction. It was an embarrassing moment, so I grabbed the idiot on his costume and with all my might, flung him out of my way and passed on. Good riddance.

The person wearing the masquerade did well not to repeat the trash outside the gate coz there are no distinguished guests and friends outside the gate. Just random fellows. I would have beaten the hell out of him and dislocated his acromio-clavicular joints.

I can authoritatively proclaim dat everything u spewed up thr na confirmed lie.

Viktor1983:
Nice to see "Ajofia Ojoto" on this thread...
Ojoto kwenu!
Igbo kwenu!

U dey see clearly.



Dis ojoto bois no get joy.

Africa...smh

Dis mod una funny. so after 2. months u decide to push dis to front page.

Ok. I no want front page.
take it off.

I no want

sugarbeesmith:
this people need Jesus

Everybody must be xtains right? How do you even think you're better than them

Lilimax:
All these 'mmonwu' sef
More like 'ekwerem na Chukwu ma kwekwaa n'ekwensu'

Chukwu aju!!!

Ndi uka, Ndonu!

Madam/oga this our tradition is the realest stuff on earth .... Christianity is a scam .... When you travel outside naija you know what am saying

I love masqurades....nd m proud to come from neni

chiefobdk:



Mtchewwww. I'm d op.
4k u

since u the ops so 4k u too.