₦airaland Forum

grayht:
Tribal marks are Artistic Nomenclature

zombieHUNTER:
You are ruined my dear
It's a mark of Fulani slavery


Live with it

itchie:
Parents should stop putting tribal marks on their kids especially the female children. The world has changed

muyoge:
The deed is done already and I know you may be thinking of plastic surgery.


But the tribal marks have earned you roles in movies. If life gives you lemon, then turn it to lemonade.


Look at Aki and Pawpaw, the stature they once saw as a curse eventually gave them fame and fortunes.


Instead of concentrating on insults from the tribal marks, use them more to your advantage.


Whether you believe or not, the marks have given you recognition and rewards.

MrAnele:
African Tribal Marks get history ooo

7 Things You Didn’t Know About The African Tribal Marks

Donald95:
Try hypo, That's what I used and it's working

elopee3000:
i pray afonjas will never stop giving their children tribal marks so we can recognize them, i dont know why tiwa and davido with wizkid dont ve theirs besides afonjas are sophiscated people like germans or other western countries so thiers trabel marks must be sophiscated too let them continue with it i envy them

eyinjuege:
I don't have a problem with tribal marks provided it's an adult that decides to get one on herself/himself.
I have seen an adult female deliberately get small marks on her cheeks. She believed it made her more beautiful. Meanwhile, she is a very naturally beautiful woman.
However, it should be banned in children, and anyone who disobeys should be jailed for child abuse.

itspzpics:
Lol

azraeljaheel:
I feel your pain bro...


Back in year one then I had no beards... Although till now e still dey scanty Then I was desperate a friend of mine told me to use crayfish to pierce my jaw and apply methelated spirit ...



Truth is i did it... But nothing comot ...


Lesson== be happy the way God created you

Kayus4real:
One noticeable feature of popular Nollywood actor , Afeez Abiodun popularly known as Afeez Owo are the tribal marks on his face . While some might argue that he would have been more handsome without them , the actor begs to differ as he told Saturday Beats that he had to face reality and accept what his parents created on his face .

He opened up that initially as a young boy , he disliked the marks and went to the extent of using sandpaper to get rid of them all to no avail simply because he was always taunted by bus conductors .

Owo added that he would never allow anyone inflict such scars on the face of his children.

“ I am very comfortable with my tribal marks now and if anything ever wipes them off my face, I would feel bare or naked and my fans would not recognise me . While I was growing up in Surulere, there were a lot of times I was teased by people because of my tribal marks . They abused me so much but I did not care; today my tribal mark is my trademark. There was a time people teased me so much that I attempted to use sandpaper to wipe them off especially when bus conductors insulted me about it. They always picked on me and called me various names but I thank God for who I am today. I am also glad I did not get rid of the tribal marks . There is no insult anyone can dish out to me over my tribal marks that would hurt my feelings . Although I like my tribal marks , I can never allow anyone to give my children tribal marks , ” he said .

The thespian went down memory lane with Saturday Beats as he spoke about how his parents did not support his career and he had to sponsor his education when he was in primary school .
“ When I started my acting career, it was rough and tough . The first challenge I faced was from my parents who felt I did not know what I was doing with my life . I lived with them in Oyo State and they felt that I ought to go to school to study . They weren’ t pleased with me , so they backed off and I had to finance my education from Primary 5 till I got to Form 5 . When I got to Lagos, I had to fend for myself as well . I got a little place on Randle Avenue , Surulere and whenever I was going for rehearsals , I trekked from my house in Surulere to Saka Tinubu , Victoria Island . I never knew that I would become someone in life . I just went with hope and I had it in mind that if I passed out while trekking either to the venue or back home , then so be it. I got a breakthrough in 1998 and two years later , I produced my first movie , ” Afeez Owo said .


http://punchng.com/i-tried-using-sandpaper-to-get-rid-of-my-tribal-marks-afeez-owo/

Malawian:
Reptile na Reptile bro.

zombieHUNTER:
You are ruined my dear
It's a mark of Fulani slavery


Live with it