West Africa.

Nyanabo2:
Yet he calls himself a pastor. A fool thinks himself wise until he speaks.

Or, indeed, until he thinks.

Shurrup.

RedboneSmith:


Is he some kind of minister of condolence visits? You people act like it is a duty he owes every bereaved Nigerian family. Man is a private citizen ffs!

Thank you.

Sirheny007:
Omo! But the heat in the North is something else.
I remember I nearly ran mad at Dakin Gari camp in Kebbi State then.
Kai.

Rest in Peace.

Ewo.

tuzle:
She remained me of all the old witche in snow white

She was tame.

1000Capacity:


What's keeping you awake boss

Man’s a confirmed night owl.

Ilekokonit:


I concur without proof but with mere logic and conjecture reasoning that men will avoid her and lead to lower mileage but having said that, once alcohol enters a man anything is doable Now discuss this latter point.

Erm.

ValCon888:
There's nothing more to be said. The comment above has said it all.

But I'll add one thing. In as much as we live in a society where both genders use every opportunity to villify the other, we still need to respect our elders.

It was not respectful to put this old lady on camera.

The thing is I don’t think she’s even actually old.

Tallesty1:
What exactly is the problem here?

You dey mind ’em?

jideflash:
Oh sure they do. We sell oha soups, nkwobi, isiewu, egusi, ogbona etc

We do. And that’s not even the half of it.

Igbos get food.

Ehya.

A lot of people on topiramate can barely taste the difference between carbonated and non-carbonated again anyway.

Listen, ehn, okpa is not just the Igbo (or Enugu-Igbo) version of moi-moi. It’s like moi-moi but a very distinct food in its own right. You want more “local” variations of mai-mai, look towards ukpo-ogede (plantain moi-moi). this thing that they call unene-ojii now (basically ‘rare blackened banana moi-moi), corn mai-mai, etc. You people should know and understand that okpa is not and never has been synonymous with mai-mai. Let’s just get this straight.

Very serious.
Not only my great granddaddy, Chi Onwurah has put our name out there again.
There's another Ngozi Onwurah that did it too.
Ngozi Onwurah

Black British filmmaker Ngozi Onwurah takes on the issues of time and space in her work which embraces heterogeneity and multiple sites of subjectivity. Onwurah consistently navigates and challenges the limits of narrative and ethnographic cinema by insisting that the body is the central landscape of an anti-imperialist cinematic discourse.

An accomplished director with several episodes of the top British TV drama series "Heartbeat" to her credit, Ngozi Onwurah also wrote and directed the prize-winning feature "Welcome II the Terrordome." Sometimes fierce and at others more gently humorous, Onwurah tackles the clashes and ironies of the apparent gulf separating black and white, whilst showing that under the skin, emotions are universal.
Onwurah’s films have won prizes at the Berlin Film Festival, Germany; Melbourne Film Festival, Australia; Toronto Film Festival, Canada; and at NBPC, USA. (09/09)

I used to love Heartbeat, I’m not even gonna lie. And I know that show’s hit-and-miss with some people.

Yea. There were a handful of pictures I wanted to post, but couldn't. Perhaps I could do that later. Perhaps I could also add more 'fragments' to the account. And yes, from what I know, there were Awka people among the Itsekiri....

Awka is friends with everyone. Fairly similar to Nri but have an easier time integrating with others because the people have kind of been chilling in the same neighbourhood as many other Nigerians just straight-up. Maybe homogenous in terms of ancestry but maybe a little more westerly-coloured than other Anambra Igbos, as Chinua Achebe’s pointed out. They’re definitely cousins to Nri but with more … ya.

I’ve got Nri and Awka blood in me in an immediate familial sense so I’ve chilled in both neighbourhoods somehow-or-other from day one.

Bump.

RedboneSmith:


The Portuguese did not have direct access to Igboland. The Ijaw, the Efik and other coastal people were in the way. If there was any mixing going on in the Portuguese period, it was between the Portuguese and such people as the Ijaw, the Efik, the Itsekiri, the coastal Yoruba (Awori and co) and the Benin.

Thank you. Some Igbos are light-skinned, others are dark-skinned but some in the middle but there is no evidence of admixture.

RedboneSmith:


I'm confused. What?

As in, what was your initial blank response supposed to be and what are your overall thoughts about this thread considering you’re often draw to discussions like this and have significant Igala heritage?

Seriously, what was that, Redbone? This thread feels like something that might just be half up your street. Not so much the Umuzocha bit as where the thread ends up.

engrpheleeks:
Avocado, Awara (that thing they make with soya bean). Like, what's that?

Lordy knows I can’t stand avocado.

I don’t mind bread (like agege) but unless it’s like fancy French bread I’m good.

“Won’t you take bread with your tea ubochi-ta(adini)?”

NO. Unless you people have a toaster, or I have the energy to make French toast myself. I don’t mind bread like that but I can more than do without it. I don’t know why people find that hard to understand. I prefer toast and that’s the end of it.

Ijaya123:




This same Amala and ewedu?

Which isn’t always arranged that palatably and you know it.

Boiled eggs.

O.P., you tripping? How you no-go like editan and periwinkle?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-gvKbS3qUk?si=PfMMUGO_xCoblGSV


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9IeD7X_KbY?si=18d-RZ9zpFz_y1-s

… ya. Let’s talk.

Erm. Cute but is it really caption-worthy news?

splendid22:
Visibility Solutions Media proudly announces the unveiling of its prestigious recognition list, honoring twenty remarkable young Nigerians under the age of 50 who have displayed exemplary leadership, innovation, and impact in the corporate and business world. Powered by Visibility Solutions Media, this initiative aims to celebrate and honor the achievements outstanding Nigerians across diverse sectors.

The recognition list, curated by Visibility Solutions Media, features a diverse array of individuals who have made significant contributions to the business landscape in Nigeria. Among the distinguished honorees are renowned showbiz entrepreneur Don Jazzy, celebrated comedian Basketmouth, acclaimed content creator Kiekie, travel content creator and London- Lagos traveler Pelumi Nubi, Nigerian chess player who holds the Guinness World Records for the longest marathon chess game, Tunde Onakoya and others.


Read the rest here


https://entertainmentreporterng.com/2024/04/22/firm-celebrates-outstanding-nigerians-under-50-for-enterprise-leadership-excellence/

Pelumi had doubters (and I’m not talking about sympathetic well-wishers concerned for her health and safety) when she had that accident. I hope those haters are eating their words at this point.

“She’ll never make it.”

Oh, but she has, sweetie.

EreluRoz:
Humans are mostly evil, we read stories everyday and even watch videos of some of these evil act and I begin to wonder if blood flows through them.

Best is to hand them over to the police.

Let’s hope that police officer isn’t Corrie’s Craig Tinker. The guy is appalling in all his ways.

Callosobruchus:
Where is Jennyclay?She thrives very well with such news.

… meaning? She what?

muyico:
imagine?
rap is now rampant in all d whole world! not day without rap case! lord please heal our earth!

There was a time when marital rape wasn’t legally recognised all-across the world. That was the peak of it. It’s bad now but not as bad.

The poor girl.

I’m all for naturism but why were they naked?

RIP.