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https://miniplus.com.ng/jurgen-klopp-happy-in-liverpool-as-he-agrees-to-new-liverpool-fc-contract-until-2024/

ambu2:
Yoruba amaka. In fact, Yoruba world champion amaka!

Remove that amaka from Yoruba... It doesn't match the name.. Call him omoluabi Yoruba... I'm glad that his head is not flat like our dear friends from other tribes.. We produce champions but they produce drug traffickers, human traffickers and baby factories... I'm proud to be an omoluabi

Tranquillity360:
Nothing like yoruba amaka.


He is not even a yoruba guy.

Afonja Ajoka

He's an igbo guy abi?.
Lol.. Attache by force

Go and read his biography very well.. He went to mayflower secondary school in ijebu..

Sofistcatdmoron:

have u seen afonja with that kind of head and face?

Well done Mr. Head modifier

Mbilla:
Senseless idiot. In Africa , men marry women . In Africa , men paid women dowry. Your Yoruba men are running away from their women ugliness and dirtiness. Even if they give me 100 million dollars to marry a Yoruba woman, I will not collect. Tufiakwa..

Awon mumu oshi, they hate to hear the truth. Keep mentioning and abusing your great ancestors. Fhuul.

Thanks for the mentions anyways. Keep it up.

Most Nigerians have inferiority complex in them What's so special about someone with a Nigerian heritage uttering some few words in his native language

Mbilla:
Joke of the century. I can't stop laughing. Yoruba that 99% of their ugly men bleach is insulting Igbos. Other tribes in Nigeria knows that majority of Igbos are naturally fair in complexion and every body in Nigeria and outside Nigeria know Yorubas​, as the most dirty, ugliest tribe in the world. Visit Lagos street in Accra Ghana and see how dirty yorubas have turn that place to slum and also visit peckham in England and see how Dirty noisy ugly yorubas have mess that place up

Yhen yhen yhen, see your dirty smelly mouth, Yorubas are dirty, Yorubas, are dirty, and you cant just leave us alone in our South West, yet, Lagos still is a no mans land. Can you just hear yourself out.

And please, you can endeavor to get another line, Y"orubas are dirty" is stale already. Eleleya.

DenreleDave:


My Yoruba princess.. Love yu

Love you loads ❤�

OfoIgbo:
He doesn't look Yoruba at all. Is any of his parents or grand parents non-Yoruba?

His grandmother from Daura, serious! ask major general.

His Grandma on the father's side is Irish ...

tooth4tooth:
. Even some yoruba kids in UK that had never stepped their feet in Nigeria still speak the language fluently.

That is the beauty of being proud of your heritage.

For this beautiful truth you wrote, I nominate you to be decorated as a member of the order of the Niger

Now.... Haters will say.. Hes british... British ko.. Puito rican ni!!!

MadamT:


You are right!
My sons are same age group as Anthony Joshua. They’ve never stepped foot in Nigeria but understand and speak a bit of our language.
A lot us parents who migrated from Naija in the 70s and 80s imbibed a lot of our culture in our children. For example, even though my grown sons haven’t been to Nigeria, they know which “swallow” goes with what! They combine amala with ewedu and pounded yam with Egusi. My first son cooks some Naija food expertly. His English fiancée enjoys jollof rice and will tuck in with him to enjoy amala. All of these and more bodes well for my grandchildren as they won’t lose their heritage.

So, I always laugh when I read some posts here making ignorant assertions about “abroad” children. They may be British, American etc. by birth and nationality, but people shouldn’t dispute some of their Naija upbringing cos it is Nigerian people from Nigeria that birthed and brought them up!

as long as the upcoming generations continue to stay in the white mans land and mingle with other races; the identity, language and culture will fade away. We know this through history like the black Americans etc. This is my fear but then again I have thought about it in a different way. My father gave birth to me, this is the same way I shall give birth to my children and they also shall birth their children. This is life continuity.

Mayflower Ikenne.My mum refused to let me attend because of the school's creed "may your road be rough" and also for the fact that the school's proprietor being an atheist.This is despite the fact that the school's administrator being her cousin.

tooth4tooth:
He lived part of his life in Ogun state . He even attended secondary school but I don't know for how long.

I will not be surprised that he speaks. Even some yoruba kids in UK that had never stepped their feet in Nigeria still speak the language fluently.

That is the beauty of being proud of your heritage.

Yoruba people and low self esteem

Wow! This news just turned my Christmas Chicken into a Cow. Thank you @Op.

This is happened a long time ago, I bet 3 +

MadamT:


This is one of the reasons I rarely post here. The rudeness and childishness. It’s a shame really, cos people like me could maybe add some positive contributions here and there.

For the record, I don’t have any “pain”. Don’t project your life or the life of someone you know unto me.

You don’t know me. You don’t know my sons. Thank you.

Ok ma'am you have no pain, and truly so cos culture I guess doesn't make one's life quality any better. And yes I don't know you. So I withdraw my comment.
But then don't keep posting here when you well know that you have no power over whoever quotes your comments and you can't turn that feature off, they're basically reactions to your own initial comment. Not everyone is an immature child that's out to insult your big age.
Please know that I don't say anything with any iota of disrespect. But then this is a faceless forum I don't know you and can't start giving imaginary respect.
So you might consider developing that little skin

tooth4tooth:
He lived part of his life in Ogun state . He even attended secondary school but I don't know for how long.

I will not be surprised that he speaks. Even some yoruba kids in UK that had never stepped their feet in Nigeria still speak the language fluently.

That is the beauty of being proud of your heritage.

I knw of a 7 yrs old living in Uk dat have Neva stepped Nigeria b4 speak Yoruba fluently so no big deal

livebyday:


Omoluabis do not cheat beat

says a biased envious easterner

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tomdon:





Before long all the culture that you think they have imbibed will fade into oblivion because they don't know what it feels like to have Yoruba banters with peers, they don't have the culture first hand like you. It will die off, and did you say they've never being in Nigeria?? forget it they're not Yoruba stop giving yourself hope. I feel your pain. My friend migrated to USA three years ago on winning the lottery. When we spoke on phone, he rebutted my statement that his two year old son is an oyibo child, he claims he and his wife will teach him Yoruba. I find that ridiculous.

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DoTheNeedful:




So, what has changed?

Brain is far from you I swear.

I wonder how my harmless, innocent and and factful comment has affected your spirit.
I think it is you who have bad luck at rational thinking. So sorry for the delay, your brain will arrive soon.

madapcmod:
He is not a Nigerian. Stop claiming him. He is British ( in afonja "H" factor voice)

you no gather at all,if na something bad he do now,na dat time he go be Nigerian,ogbuefi

Impressive Ma. Truly impressive

MadamT:


You are right!
My sons are same age group as Anthony Joshua. They’ve never stepped foot in Nigeria but understand and speak a bit of our language.
A lot us parents who migrated from Naija in the 70s and 80s imbibed a lot of our culture in our children. For example, even though my grown sons haven’t been to Nigeria, they know which “swallow” goes with what! They combine amala with ewedu and pounded yam with Egusi. My first son cooks some Naija food expertly. His English fiancée enjoys jollof rice and will tuck in with him to enjoy amala. All of these and more bodes well for my grandchildren as they won’t lose their heritage.

So, I always laugh when I read some posts here making ignorant assertions about “abroad” children. They may be British, American etc. by birth and nationality, but people shouldn’t dispute some of their Naija upbringing cos it is Nigerian people from Nigeria that birthed and brought them up!

LajaLaba:
U are a bit slow

lol you funny like AJ.

UndauntedYOCA:

How do Yoruba's look? We look how we look not because of our tribe but because that's how we're meant to look.

Hmmm yeah. if it's in Nigeria, his melanin will have change.

This is a shame on Yoruba at home whom children are bad speaker of Yoruba language.

prettyangel10:


Yhen yhen yhen, see your dirty smelly mouth, Yorubas are dirty, Yorubas, are dirty, and you cant just leave us alone in our South West, yet, Lagos still is a no mans land. Can you just hear yourself out. Was

And please, you can endeavor to get another line, Y"orubas are dirty" is stale already. Eleleya.

Ezi ohia......I know you poky idiot will mention Lagos of all places because it was Nigeria formal capital and was built with Niger Delta oil money. You primitive fool should get this into your coconut brain that not all Igbos give Bleep about that over popluted slum called Lagos. Lagos is the last place I can think of living in this world, if not the Federal government sea port and international airport in Lagos, 80% of Igbos and other Nigerians have nothing to do in that over popluted slum. Agbero Onyeara

solmusdesigns:



says a biased envious easterner

If you wrongfully label me again , that will be a violation of rule 2

Do not take me for one who gets involved in your tribalistic banter

If you don't have anything to say sometimes it's best to be silent

Try it , it's something I do alot

Cheers

Mbilla:
Ezi ohia......I know you poky idiot will mention Lagos of all places because it was Nigeria formal capital and was built with Niger Delta oil money. You primitive fool should get this into your coconut brain that not all Igbos give Bleep about that over popluted slum called Lagos. Lagos is the last place I can think of living in this world, if not the Federal government sea port and international airport in Lagos, 80% of Igbos and other Nigerians have nothing to do in that over popluted slum. Agbero Onyeara

Oloribu omo. Onikure, olofo