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SilentHaulers:
Faeces eating cannibals. Spits

You can't seriously make out your ewedu's better than our ora and nsala. Food's one place where you guys know you can't claim superiority over Igbos. Wind it in.

JamiuOkola:
Sharrap dia. I say sharrap dia. Who da fucck you think u are? Going everywhere forming nigga nigga, shouting my name upandan. U mad ni?! What i do?

Hian. Nwayo.

laudate:
Cry me a river....

What's with your random use of casual Igbo when you obviously hate the ethnic group?

mright05:
please I need your help and its urgent.

You know what to do.

laudate:
Haba bros, you can lie, oh! Where exactly did the Igala man use the phrase "shut up?" The man just affirmed what his language sounded like, full stop! And I would take the answer of an indigene over that of an outsider like you. My comments must have caused you so much pain 2 months ago, that you are still crying over it online till today....

Here's a hankie. Use it to wipe your tears....

I'm speaking in ironic terms. Don't play mumu.

I'm no staunch IPOB outsider. I've got Igala ancestry myself so it's not like I was talking way out of line.

laudate:
Oh, you want to continue dragging that issue from a different thread, that is more than 2 months old? You are also wailing because I used an Igbo phrase? Can you imagine how childish you sound? Oya, cry me a river. Abeg, swerve... _mtcheew

We let an Igala man decide and he told you to shut up.

laudate:
Maka gini? Were you not the one who started this thread 'Demographics of Kogi State' (https://www.nairaland.com/3671711/demographics-kogi-state) where you and your clique were trying to dictate to ethnic groups in Kogi State, what they were and what they were not? Were you chaps not the ones telling the Igala, what their language sounded like and what it wasn't?

Now, after you were told on that thread to let indigenes of that place confirm by themselves what they were and what they were not, instead of an outsider imposing a different identity on them, you felt offended. This was over 2 months ago, and now you want to carry over that matter into this thread, by still wailing over the issue and calling me names? Na so di matter pain you reach?

Or are you just seeking attention from me? Ok, you have been duly noticed. Forgive me for not caring. Now run along into the kindergarten section, and play with your toys.... By the way, you can continue with the name calling if it makes you feel better...

And on that same thread it was an Iga dude who told us what his language sounded like and that I was "correct."

Maka gini o gini, using Igbo phrases every now and then doesn't give your nonsense posts any more standing.

I'm with the OP on eggs. The smell alone makes me wan purge

All of them could pass for Nigerian depending on the cook.

laudate:
Small and fake? Troll? But those descriptions fit you perfectly, nah! Oh, you are still carrying a grudge because of the comments I made on that Igala-related thread? Everything I stated there was a fact. Let the indigenes of a place tell you categorically who they are, what their language sounds like and what kind of ancestral origins they have. Why does it still cause you so much pain, that I said so? Grow up, kid!

No one mentioned anything about Igala and their ancestral routes. But it's linguistically Yoruboid and an Igala nigga himself confirmed that for you on that very thread. But you'll never acknowledge that because it doesn't side with your agenda.

You're the guy who likes to call out chimo and nwoke and still form iyanga with Igbos on this forum. You're not fooling anyone so stop trying. Let's just both accept you're a troll and move on.

laudate:
Guy, you are too small for all the fake, pretentious stunts you are trying to pull off here ... and I'm not going to fall for your crap. Continue reading whatever kind of meaning you like, into my comments. I wasn't aware I had to take permission from you or anyone else, to respond to any posts pertaining to an Igbo-related topic. Na your wahala! I no send anybody!

You say you won't fall for my nonsense but it's you who messes up my Kogi thread with your trolling? You're a magnet attracted to anything Igbo-related.

I didn't say you need permission from me. Just like I don't need position to call you out and tell you what I think of your posts.

Me? Small and fake? Pot. Kettle. Charcoal.

laudate:
The people to whom macof was addressing his remarks. You are just trying to pick a fight today, ba?

Lele this guy trying not to end a sentence on a preposition. Good enough grammar but I've not forgotten how much you like to enter Igbo thread and cause wahala. That comment you made to macof might look innocent superficially but me and you both know exactly the motive behind that comment.

Why are you putting ba in italics? Some of you guys have weird little idiosyncrasies.

laudate:
I quoted macof. Is that your moniker? What da heck are you going on about?

You know what I'm saying. Who do you want macof to help you tell? Munwa?

laudate:
Help me tell them, o!

I'm not into subtle digs on this forum. Tell who?

Come and roast me if you've got something to say to me.

pazienza:
Good.

Ima na iwe nwanne anaghi eru na okpukpu.

I sincerely apologize for any wrong I might have done to you with my posts on this thread.

Last comment gi a, asogbuom, mana I ya agba mbo editie ya, wepu "idiot", ka ndia hari I ban gi. Imana nor fa na-achi ebe a.

Udo, nwanne mmadu.

I'm not removing any idiot from my post. I said I like to call a spade and spade and that one will stay constant.

Udo.

pazienza:
I have issues with Igbos like you who try to appear neutral and fair in discussions involving Igbos and other Nigerians. You try to play by fundamentals other Nigerians would not play by when dealing with Igbos, all in attempt to appear neutral.
This behavior had hurt Ndiigbo as a group in Nigeria in the past.
And I have issues with Igbos who continue to play by those rules.

Having said that, my issue with you doesn't run deep. It's about this thread.


The confused part is exactly what the Yoruba man you are agreeing with said about Ndiigbo.
Notice you don't feel bad in anyway that he should use such word to describe Ndiigbo, but you feel bad that I used that word to describe you.

So I ask, what's the difference? Are you not part of Igbo people that your Yoruba counterpart said are confused lots?

You should know I haven't even been here long enough to get sucked into Nairaland politics. All I know is that I was with him when he said we shouldn't be claiming non-Igbo minorities. That's what's pulled back the secession movement more than some Igbos being impartial and objective in Nigerian matters. And I even said I hated to admit it or seem like I'm siding with him because we all know that macof pikin is an idiot. I was just with him on that one comment. Nothing else.

Nsogbu adiro. Now I know why I sound confused. Continue.

Nah, I'm waiting paziena. Bia ebe a and tell me why you thought you'd use one comment to insult me and my posting style. I can wait all night.

pazienza:
Why on earth would you say you agree on Any point with an Afonja who says that Igbos are confused people?

Do you not see that you owe the rest of us Igbos some apology?

Sorry if you were offended, but Maybe, you should now know how I felt when you said you agreed with an Afonja who has nothing good to say about Ndiigbo, without pointing out his Igbophobic words and cautioning him first and foremost.

And what's all this about me sounding confused and pitiful most of the time? Your beef with me obviously runs deeper than that one comment.

pazienza:
Maybe. But we don't need that advice coming from an Afonja.

He should focus on his Afonjaic problems and let Igbos solve Igbo problems.

No one asked for Yoruba advice.

Next time don't you dare insult me. That's a polite request, paziena. If you've got me mixed up with that Redbone nigga, sort your eyes out and don't be telling me I'm confused and pitiful. Nonsense.

pazienza:
You agree with him that you are pitiful and confused?

I wouldn't be suprised, seeing as you sound so most times.

Don't get cheeky with me, paziena. I'm with him that we shouldn't be claiming non-Igbo minorities because it's that forceful approach that's partly the reason why IPOB's not supported nationwide.

I don't have a double agenda. I just like to call a spade a spade.

Where do I sound pitiful and confused, hm? Are you sure you're not mixing me up with someone else?

I hate to say it but I actually agree with macof this time.

Adeyinka12:
Eeeeeeh shi oo, no be igbo's
later they will claim they own the word's
oga
oya
agbada
gele
ejo
egbon
ogede
egusi
garii e.t.c
the worst part of it is when they borrow yoruba language with bad pronounciation like;
yoruba igbo
tolotolo torotoro
akuko okuko
imu imi e.t.c

Yoruba and Igbo were the same language originally and Igbo's older. Torotoro and okuko aren't borrowed.

Garri? Yoruba? You dey craze?

ewa26:
Hi guys, please someone that is very familiar with Igbo food should tell me how d igbos prepare jollof rice compared to d Yoruba own, is there are difference and what type of rice variety is their in igboland?

Yoruba rice is more peppery and Igbo women are more likely to add crayfish and extra things like vegetables. That's it.

We've got more variance of one-pot rice dishes in the East (like coconut jollof rice, jellof rice and beans). Yorubas only make jollof rice the standard way.

macof:
Even those in Enugu as well as Igala in Anambra should not be part of biafra. If at all you all know what you are doing, this should be a mono-ethnic movement

We should promote unity in ethnicities first... its stupid that ethnicities have been divided up into different states like this

So you can type like a coherent person sometimes?

Listen, I'm into stuff like this and I can listen and advise more than you'll get on Nairaland. Inbox me if you want.

shikshark:
Moinmoin wey dem no put egg and fish, im sure this moinmoin is made in ghana

I only like plain mai mai abeg

ewa26:
Well am delta ibo by nationalirri but do in some instances cook d Yoruba foods and here I'll be showing you how to make the type ewedu that yoruba women cook for d yoruba owambe ok

Right, you need ewedu leafings, egusi, eggs, salt, crayfish and buka stew ok

Peel the ewedu leafs, blend with mora and pestilence like u wee be doing for d afang soup, but in a pot to boil till water don dry (like soup preparation). Then beat with broomstickin, add palm oil with crayfish, ground egusi mixed wit egg yolk, (and iru) and do so till it boils very well ok. Den serve wit boiled egg, amala and maybe just alonenif uou can't afford amala and egg

Take it in a big cooler to parry and keep it separateness from buka stew ok

Can I have ewedu with ketchup-based jollof rice and agege bread?

Why not party gbegiri? And where's the ketchup?

Who else?

SweetPuffPuff:
[color=deepskyblue]what abacha [/color]

African salad made with cassava. It's an Igbo thing.

bigfrancis21

Get in here. You're wanted.

Don't talk nonsense, Chinonso. Educate yourself. Onye ala.