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For christ's sake

What is t.b? Tuberculosis?

liquidmetall:
For christ's sake

What is t.b? Tuberculosis?

I think so but what will tuberculosis be doing in homosexuality chat all time.

Feli chijioke is female.....not male as d subject says

in igbo even female answer chijioke

UnclePati:
Feli chijioke is female.....not male as d subject says

Chijioke is a male never in Igbo land does a woman bear Chijioke.

dotG:
in igbo even female answer chijioke

Chijioke can only come as a surname. Never will a woman bear chijioke.

Have u seen a girl answering .chukwuemeka.chukwuebuka,ifeanyi,

Or a guy answering Ngozi,Chioma, Ifeoma,

Rather a guy can bear a females name on one condition

If the woman that gave birth to the child had a delay in pregnancy let's say 10yrs+ then she can name her son

Chinenye, onyinyechi
That's all.

na only hair u can use to differentiate an igbo lady frm igbo man before bcuz their women are always manly with big bones

Ronaldinnioh:
Really pathetic in Nigeria.

Got this again from my class group.

stupid lousy ethnic bigot Op... An Igbo gay chijioke cried out on how his boy friend cheat,


He is now an igbo gay but have it been the new is like chijioke excel in academic field or chijioke became mayor of norwich then u will then remember chijioke is a Nigerian not igbo man...It is unfortunate that tribalism,
nepotism, and greed do not permit full exploitation of Igbo
talents.

Ronaldinnioh:
Chijioke can only come as a surname. Never will a woman bear chijioke.

Have u seen a girl answering .chukwuemeka.chukwuebuka,ifeanyi,

Or a guy answering Ngozi,Chioma, Ifeoma,

Rather a guy can bear a females name on one condition

If the woman that gave birth to the child had a delay in pregnancy let's say 10yrs+ then she can name her son

Chinenye, onyinyechi
That's all.

talking as if you know every igbo person on earth...come to my area and I will show you a guy that answers chidinma and a female chijioke.....what matters is the purpose of the name or the situation of the parents before, on or after the child was born.