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chrissy3:
Guten tag.wie Geht est ilnen

CliffordOrji:
As an Igbo man, I have been hearing some of my Umunna brothers insist that the abduction of the Chibok Girls is a scam. As a true Nwafo Igbo, I also insist that the Biafra war is a scam too. All the stories of the purported genocide against the Igbos is a pure lie. The Biafra war did not occur. The tale about the Biafra war is a scam that was cooked up and created up by Ojukwu. Umu Igbo Ndewooo

Shymm3xx:
Lol, men and women always make up. Whatever happened between them was just blown out of proportion...that can easily be resolved when the lights go off between the sheets.

I like ya style...cuffing chics is for beta males. Real men don't cuff chics lol.

Bianca is a MILF, even at her age, I'd beat that cos I know she'd taste like vintage wine. And you know vintage wines are the best.

Regardless, ya Igbo women are doing great...saw a list of young women breaking grounds in tech in the US last weekend and saw three Igbo chics there, including the owner of the TMZ-esque megapage on instagram, theshaderoom, Angelica Nwandu. I like that. And a lot of Igbo chics are cool to chat to, though they also have a lot of nutters and uncouth. But they're mostly much more decent to be around than a lot of naij chics due to how carefree they can be. So, salute any Yoruba nyggah you see with an Igbo chic.

989900D:
Small pikin dey worry you.

Shymm3xx:
Once you have the code to a chic's pum - you can always beat it, if you play ya cards right lool.

AllTheWayUp:
The great Benin Kingdom is known for having preserved its cultural heritage and guarded it jealously over the years. Below are some very strange pictures from the coronation ceremony of the new Oba.

It was obtained from a dialogue with a source in Benin, that the festivities which is full of pomp and pageantry, are very revered.


There are myths that at some point in the cause of the coronation, the Oba and the kingmaker who is crowning him, gets to disappear and only both me would know where the crown is placed on his head.


The source who spoke under anonymity, told our correspondent that these photos are from Ogbelaka and Eguadase Royal Guilds of Benin Kingdom. The dance is called Ekassa. According to the source, the dance is done by only men dressed in white robes and they would do it daily until the coronation is over.



Read more: https://www.naij.com/1008725-mystery-strange-photos-benin-kingdom-will-put-fear.html

herbie27:
Clap for yourself.
You've made lot of sense.

dhardline:
Sensational headline.

Igbo business woman named Beatrice and her husband from Adamawa(no name no tribe).

But they had all the time to take his picture.

And someone will tell me that all is well with this country.