Pavore9:


Nwa nwa, which part of Umuezegwu?

Yes oooo

Umudibi

donstan18:

Awunó nwune'm nwanyi


Nwa nwa, nwamakwa ke chowasiri ishi.

Nwuné uwa dikwara gi n'ma

AuroraB:
I'm from Ahiazu Mbaise, @op, we don't do this. Quit lying.

That means I know your village more than you do.

loveymom:


Nwuné uwa dikwara gi n'ma

Ya gaziekwaragi

donstan18:

That means I know your village more than you do.

You obviously don't

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pocohantas:


Never been bothered about the opinion of poor men. I am sure your sperm cells (a free gift of nature) wouldn't be in millions, let alone you account balance. Shift make I see better people abeg.
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Empty words. Agafu!

loveymom:


Yes oooo

Umudibi

Okpuruka na Dibia!

I should know your mum's family and she would certainly know mine because it is few minutes walk.

AuroraB:
You obviously don't

Maybe Google does. I can't remember the particular village in Ahiazu, but I know I've honored an invitation there.

Pavore9:


Okpuruka na Dibia!

I should know your mum's family and she would certainly know mine because it is few minutes walk.

Oooh I guess you are from Umuokpuruka!

We are Nwachukwu's Family

@Pavore9 just modified

donstan18:

Maybe Google does. I can't remember the particular village in Ahiazu, but I know I've honored an invitation there.

That's Ihitteaforukwu. This community shares a common boundary with those famous for this celebration. They speak same dialect and share same cultures. We don't do this except the aforementioned community

AuroraB:
That's Ihitteaforukwu. This community shares a common boundary with those famous for this celebration. They speak same dialect and share same cultures. We don't do this except the aforementioned community

Where exactly is Ihitteaforukwu?

loveymom:






@Pavore9 just modified

Let me pretend like It isn't a familiar family.

donstan18:

Let me pretend like It isn't a familiar family.

Well fortunately it is

loveymom:


Well fortunately it is

Lol. Or maybe not. Let me not ask further for some private reasons. Ka'm hara idoputa gi ukwu na ama.

donstan18:

Lol. Or maybe not. Let me not ask further some private reasons. Ka'm hara idoputa gi ukwu na ama.

LOL, may be just mention one name, I grew up a little over there. Did my Primary one there.
My first crush was from Nkwumeato, can't really remember his name or family name but facially I know him.

loveymom:


LOL, may be just mention one name, I grew up a little over there. Did my Primary one there.
My first crush was from Nkwumeato, can't really remember his name or family name but facially I know him.

Lol, I had to put a call to confirm that Umuakpi/Umuokpara is the village I know a particular Nwachukwu from.


Do you know St Francis? Opposite Ozor family?

To an extent, I know a lot of people in Nkumeato. I may even know that your crush.

donstan18:

Lol, I had to put a call to confirm that Umuakpi/Umuokpara is the village I know a particular Nwachukwu from.


Do you know St Francis? Opposite Ozor family?

To an extent, I know a lot of people in Nkumeato. I may even know that your crush.

Don't know St Francis and don't know Ozor family.

If you know Okoronkwo's Family, then you should know mine.

Anyway is good to see my people here, Wishing you a great day.

NwaAmaikpe:





This is a very, very detailed piece.
Tradition is all we have and it gives me orgasms to see the next generation carry on with it.

My dear Ihitte-Uboma

Brings back long memories of when I visited Ihitte-Uboma for the burial of a friend's husband.
She couldn't freely receive me there so we managed to drive to neighboring Obowo, she was still inhibited so we had to drive all the way down to Umuopara in Umuahia where she gave me debbé as appreciation for the sacrifice of coming.

We almost crashed at '7-and-half' on our way back if not for God who cautioned her late husband and told him that he had no reason to be jealous since death had done them part.

Nice town aside from those SARS that always stay around Ishinweke waylaying AKTC and Abia Line buses.

YOU REALLY VISITED US...AWUNA from Nwaafo Amakohia

pocohantas:


Never been bothered about the opinion of poor men. I am sure your sperm cells (a free gift of nature) wouldn't be in millions, let alone you account balance. Shift make I see better people abeg.

aunty it bin almost a decade on NL n you are stil lookin 4 better people even legend of d seeker don find anoda job ... by d way who wants to meet queen of queers

makydebbie:

The effrontery .

what is dis?

pocohantas:


The effrontery .

He be idiot.

donstan18:

Yes. Women do participate.

There's no specific age. We have about 3+ Local governments in IMO state that participate in this, and each of the LGA v'got different age range that qualifies you.

How do you know you've come of age? They have what they call "Umu Ebiri", that's age grade, once you've gotten an age grade, you are to wait till it gets to your set.

Its normally done every 2 or 3 years, depending on the LGA.

Thanks bros.

Baby124, I think this is a better explanation

unbitchable:

that was only a biological condition, she couldn't have been pregnant. she's ibo, they don't get pregnant outta wedlock, you dig?

They do, like every other girl out there.
Please stop.

donstan18:


Lol. You are Yoruba, but I won't because you don't respect other people's tradition and culture, condescend so low like you to come for your tribe because I believe there are sane and reasonable Yoruba people, I mean people your parents weren't privileged enough meet which led to the drastically reduction of your common sense that would have let you know the importance of culture and respecting other people's culture.

Permit me to bring it to your notice that a Yoruba man(Davido) who every male in your lineage would wanna be like married an Igbo woman[Traditionally].

These are the kind of Yoruba people that matters in the society, not someone like you.

David is not yet married to Chioma.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czMIH4Im6Z4

Why do they have surgical masks on?

NwaAmaikpe:





This is a very, very detailed piece.
Tradition is all we have and it gives me orgasms to see the next generation carry on with it.

My dear Ihitte-Uboma

Brings back long memories of when I visited Ihitte-Uboma for the burial of a friend's husband.
She couldn't freely receive me there so we managed to drive to neighboring Obowo, she was still inhibited so we had to drive all the way down to Umuopara in Umuahia where she gave me debbé as appreciation for the sacrifice of coming.


We almost crashed at '7-and-half' on our way back if not for God who cautioned her late husband and told him that he had no reason to be jealous since death had done them part.


Nice town aside from those SARS that always stay around Ishinweke waylaying AKTC and Abia Line buses.

Guy, you been dey nyansh this woman when her husband still dey alive..
Now he crossed over to the other side and saw everything you guys were doing like a Flat-Screen.
And here you came again to nyansh her at his burial again??
You sure say na God wey save you and the woman sef?

pocohantas:
It is really a fun ceremony. Got invited to one last two years I think. A community in Imo too.

I did more of videos sha. Enjoyed their dances. NL should upgrade biko, make we fit post video.

I was just jumping upandan. They must have been wondering where they brought me out from . Dressed the part too- would go again if the opportunity presents itself.

I’m presently at one now. At Obowo, in Imo State. The main event is tomorrow, but, I’m there already. My good friend is partaking. It’s lovely, I must say. I’ll post photos tomorrow.



Happy new year, Poco.

Kriss216:

I’m presently at one now. At Obowo, in Imo State. The main event is tomorrow, but, I’m there already. My good friend is partaking. It’s lovely, I must say. I’ll post photos tomorrow.



Happy new year, Poco.

Please do. I was also invited for one but couldn’t make it. I’ll be waiting for the pictures.

Happy new year to you too. I hope you be of good behavior this year.

pocohantas:


Please do. I was also invited for one but couldn’t make it. I’ll be waiting for the pictures.

Happy new year to you too. I hope you be of good behavior this year.

Poco, you actually don’t know what you missed/missing.


I’m naturally sugar-coated with good behavior, I have that in abundance, and you know that.

Kriss216:

Poco, you actually don’t know what you missed/missing.


I’m naturally sugar-coated with good behavior, I have that in abundance, and you know that.

I am missing nothing.

Still waiting for your update...