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The guy was popular and till date people still call stubborn people Area Scatter

His own style was different.. It was mainly for entertainment not like he was gay like bobrisky.. He was more of a musician

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Even before bobrisky, there was Denrele now

ehehn....so before Abraham Jesus was....why our bob come dey form as if....well this life sef, nothing come out ooo!

See this beautiful natural beauty of Igbo amaka then

PAGAN9JA:
I believe the hatred against homosexuals came with christianity and islam. Africans were not so concerned about it before. There is a big difference in attitudes today. Also homosexuality was not as rife as before because nowadays it is being marketed. There are faults on both sides.

I'm still trying to figure out the correlation between this and cross dressing.

n bobrisky mentor be this.

Aye man
This one na sirrisky

So wha should we do

DeAlphaMale:
Aye man This one na sirrisky

Better than Bobrisky and overbleached skin and horrible English

most likely a movie scene .. just like one huge black american guy in that film ..cant remember now

Dozis:
I wonder how you came to this conclusion, because even traditional religion abhors it.
Homosexuality has never been an African thing, it's been around here but it has never been something that Africans were proud of, even before the white man came with his religion.

No where is it abhorred in any of the traditional religions . I am a traditionalist myself and in our religion we have homosexual spirits as well.

Bifrost:
Even before bobrisky, there was Denrele now

Abi o

Wow nice, this is better than bobrisky

IBO made.

PAGAN9JA:
I believe the hatred against homosexuals came with christianity and islam. Africans were not so concerned about it before. Us Traditional Religionists are generally tolerant of everyone. Also notice the Traditional Ruler's amiable behaviour towards the Area Scatter. He even stood up to applaud his performance. There is a big difference in attitudes today. Also homosexuality was not as rife as before because nowadays it is being marketed. Homosexuals today have also become very outrightly vulgar unlike before. There are faults on both sides.


I am a practitioner of Hausa Traditional Religion (Boori) myself and many of the spirits worshipped and those people possesed by it during religious rituals are known homosexuals. You will find large number of women and homosexuals and all the discriminated sections of society in these rituals as it gives them relief from the fanatical world outside.

There is a propaganda being spread by christians and muslims to say that African culture abhorrs homosexuals.

So you're one of those Hausa homosexuals

MarveworldNG:
Ah.. No wonder, somebody must have inspired the later one

So who inspired the "somebody?"

PAGAN9JA:
No where is it abhorred in any of the traditional religions . I am a traditionalist myself and in our religion we have homosexual spirits as well.

Thought some said it's not a spirit thing but, something imbedded in them right from when they're in their mothers' womb?

poor bobrisky

Poprisky

Area Scatter...Bob Risky... Hmmm!
Is it by coincidence that their names sound
so..

..Dangerous...?

Dis one fyn. If Dem born bobrisky dat tym em no go fit fyn at all, no make-up or Mary k. Dat tym

HeadShot:
This one na bobrisky papa...

Nonsense and ingredients

He was a musician.that was his stage costume.

[quote author=NORSIYK post=94433191]I've read about him few years ago, he was quite a popular figure during his time.

I heard died in a motor accident along umuagwo road in 1987[/quote


Chai very sad,Nigerian roads has been taking lives since 1966,smh

PAGAN9JA:
No where is it abhorred in any of the traditional religions . I am a traditionalist myself and in our religion we have homosexual spirits as well.

I'm an ardent student of History, not a traditionalist, if you can help me cite examples of precolonial African men that married fellow men, I would be grateful.
Don't tell me about women that married fellow women, the practice is still in my place today, it's a different story because most times it's done when there is no male child in the family, a woman may decide to marry another woman to bear children for the lineage, in this case the 'wife' is allowed to sleep with other men for the purpose of procreation.

Crazeworld:
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This one way be like spirit very ugly outfit

charlsecy:
So who inspired the "somebody?"

No idea sir, we will get to later as it unfolds

Unique.

I clapped for him.

You dey cray
How you take reach this kain nonsense conclusion abeg

PAGAN9JA:
I believe the hatred against homosexuals came with christianity and islam. Africans were not so concerned about it before. Us Traditional Religionists are generally tolerant of everyone. Also notice the Traditional Ruler's amiable behaviour towards the Area Scatter. He even stood up to applaud his performance. There is a big difference in attitudes today. Also homosexuality was not as rife as before because nowadays it is being marketed. Homosexuals today have also become very outrightly vulgar unlike before. There are faults on both sides.


I am a practitioner of Hausa Traditional Religion (Boori) myself and many of the spirits worshipped and those people possesed by it during religious rituals are known homosexuals. You will find large number of women and homosexuals and all the discriminated sections of society in these rituals as it gives them relief from the fanatical world outside.

There is a propaganda being spread by christians and muslims to say that African culture abhorrs homosexuals.

Even in my school days, boys school, they are plenty