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I’m going to making a delicious lamb and turkey stew. I’m not really one for fish anyway. |
duro2chang:Awka-Igbos are very well-travelled and accommodating. I wouldn’t be surprised if 30% of people scattered across certain parts of Ondo-Yorubaland, Imo state (at least Nkwerre/Orlu) and Igala/Edo have some Awka heritage. Either way Oba doesn’t seem terribly out-of-place for Awka. Nnewi, maybe, but Awka’s a very centralised, cool kind of place where different cultures abound, even if the main one does tend to be Anambra Igbo. It’s a little mixed. |
Revolution2022:Tramadol’s a pain-killer and cannabis is a plant. If it’s to get properly buzzed on medical drugs there’s lorazepam and I guess gabapentin to some extent (not that it really does much). How’s man going to tell me that a cancer-curing green plant is a harder drug all-in-all than bloody tobacco? You ain’t ever lived, have you, R-2022? |
I just hope she can cook well. Every man deserves a bit of good Igbo food. Ewedu’s no contest. |
It does have to be said that oxazepam is probably the most mellowing, doesn’t interfere with how much one wants to drink and you know … yada-yada. I’d rather take that than diazepam. |
Bobloco:Clearly. I weep for this country. |
God will punish them. |
bigfrancis21:Luckily other parts of the world aren’t exactly like that anymore and are very-much shared financial responsibility. The average Nigerian-Nigerian woman tends not to be like that but the Western world in general is a lot more open-minded about sharing responsibilities and staying partners who may or may not want children. As much as I love a lot about Nigeria I tune out as far as relationships go. The stunt-and-gold-digging (guys being the stunters, who’ll still criticise single women for not marrying or giving them attention) generation of Nigerians in Nigeria certainly isn’t any better on that front. Times are tough all-’round but to 65% of people it’s not really a case of gender, nor should it be anymore. Black women in general have often been stereotyped to be very tough and there are more Igbo women in the U.K. than I can count on two hands who were actually the primary breadwinners of their family until their husbands (who were well cared for) eventually died and women like that are far from rare all-in-all. Life’s more complicated than what certain nuclear family roles and silly, contradictory gender stereotypes (not that there isn’t a natural bond between a mother and her offspring; there definitely is) might dictate or suggest. I’ve always respected you but you really need to let go of this silly Nigerian mentality re. what mandem do and women don’t. That’s not how it is in the contemporary west (which has its own makeup p, for better or worse). People have suffered and toiled in a way that their gender couldn’t have anything less to do with. |
Vinegar and tea-tree oil can help kill weird smells but she needs to see a doctor and get herself examined, including for thrush. |
descarado:I sincerely pray you never get married. Just look at. |
Billionaire2:Mohammed started off the whole Islamic ting in the first place by marrying a 9-year-old. I don’t see how contemporary Western ideas about family aren’t better than that. |
Phamo0:Nigerian parents don’t beat/spank their children anymore? What planet are you living on? |
EmekaStanley:“Do as I say, not as I do.” |
I’m certainly not inherently against it but there’s a limit. I hate to see parents disrespect their kids and channel all their anger to them. Luckily Nigerians have thick skin but nonetheless there’s a stark difference between discipline for the sake of discipline and abuse. |
Mrregistration:For the love of God do not fly with Dana Air. |
Sultty:Of course he said he didn’t do anything wrong. That’s what people think they have to say in the moment to deflect blame and avoid accountability. People who haven’t experienced actual racism tend not to know what it is. |
Sultty:Nigeria is one country out of 180. The problem with these people (and people like you, clearly) is that the world’s supposed to revolve around it and how you behave in Oshodi and the most ghetto parts of Onitsha without getting called out. If you can’t conduct yourself, that’s your problem (unless you’re in the middle of some mental health crisis) and you’ll be liable to the same treatment as anyone-else. Being black/Nigerian is not an automatic free-pass to misbehave everywhere. Comport yourself or forget about a six-pack of anything besides Carling. It’s flipping simple. |
Winneepye:Anywhere can be home these days so long as you behave yourself, which this guy didn’t. Everyone else who uses the gym. without being barred, whatever their colour or nationality, seems to manage it just fine. |
Vatsyayana:no hiz because hiz black, inni. white people can’t even talk to blaks without there being element of racism hin it ok |
All these silly Newcastle/Gorton/Croydon-arrived freshies need to go and sit down. The quality of people who migrated to the U.K. between the 1950s and noughties vs. the last couple of years has changed and not for the better. These new people by-and-large are hardly deserving of a visa. Ada./Christine/chief Angus/brother Bankole >> awon Emeka for easy marriage any day of the week. The communal richness people from older generations established, the sacrifices and discrimination they faced to make sure they and their children could be great is so much more advanced than what these young people are capable of achieving in a million years that it’s hard to believe they’re from the same country. Turning up at Tesco and expecting Naira-notes amounting to 2k to be accepted for a pair of headphones is really not the one. |
Bobbiee:Well, 99.99% in the case of Igbos and Yorubas. The point is the perpetrator’s of the blood-question are really very stupid. |
leisuretym:I have cousins who are half Nnewi and half Awka but they have the sense to know that these things only matter when they matter. I’m sure they’d readily accept blood from Orumba or Ogbomosho if they had to. |
Nigerians and tribalism are like 1 and 2. Yorubas and Igbos (to name but two) share like 99.9% of DNA so what does ethnic grouping matter? |
Mary, David, Samson. |
To answer the title: absolutely not. Sometimes they’re the ones you’ve got to keep an extra eye out for. |
The only time I buy eggs myself is when I want to make batter-fried meat/chicken or bake something and I don’t do much of either these days. My kpuff-kpuff is a flaming disaster that ends up looking like akara every time (I’ve had mates/acquaintances give me their recipe but it just doesn’t agree with my hands, ever) and banana bread is so 2019/2020 (I was about it before lockdown made it popular). Other than what’s scrambled for Asian fried rice (which I actually somewhat like) and maybe certain omelettes I do not like eggs. |
KGD10:Real narcissists are gossipy, worthless pieces of sh*t who ruin people’s lives, not just people you don’t like. They might attention-seek on social media pretending to have the best life but in actuality they’re as hollow as a cigar. By contrast I couldn’t care less about Falz and cheesy co. Let them be. |
Sunmolar:That’s not going to happen with a professional 419-er and heroin peddler at the helm. |
EmekaBlue:Trash, not thrash. If it’s English you want to communicate in, let it be English. |
stasius:In their case it’s Ibo, sef. Real Igbos aren’t about this nonsense. Allow the g, still. |
FreeStuffsNG:Listen, my direct bloodline comes from Anaocha and Awka South (and more distantly I have some family from Agulu) and I can tell you straight-up that nobody in Anambra state whose head was half-correct would’ve voted for those northern thugs or at this point anyone at-all other than Obi. It’s not possible. That doesn’t mean fraud’s involved. It’s the votes for Tinubu that are a sham. |
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