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InvertedHammer:
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And I am still an American.

So...what's your point?
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Congratulations all the same.

prince3009:
So your argument holds no water!

Obama is an American of Kenyan extraction and that did not stop him from visiting Kenya and so has Chuka Umunna! So stop hating bro!!

Have a wonderful evening too

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/03/02/article-0-0D6F3AEE000005DC-697_468x392.jpg

prince3009:
So what about the other questions?

lalasticlala:
http://pulse.ng/gist/wrong-call-prostitutes-beat-up-pastor-in-calabar-id3744330.html

InvertedHammer:
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Chuka has visited his father's village in Eastern Nigeria.

Ogbunka to be precise. The family has a house in Independence Layout, Enugu.

Stop spewing rubbish!

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prince3009:
His father is a Nigerian and the mum is a Briton. His ties to britain is maternal only so he is biologically an Igbo man. Stop displaying your illiteracy in a public forum.

prince3009:
Chuka Umunna is the son of Late Ben Osi Umunna who hails from Ogbunka, Orumba South LGA of Anambra State. He married a Briton name Patricia who is a solicitor. The marraige was blessed with a boy and a girl Chuka and Chinwe Umunna.

He is a full blooded Nigerian and happens to be from my town.

https://www.homelandnewsng.com/sites/default/files/field/image/ben%20osi%20umunna.jpg

He was born there in the UK.Right now he carries a British Passport and has a British Oyinbo woman as his mother. By the time you start preaching he is from your hometown, you will find yourself embarrased. So still on my point, is he British or Nigerian?

bigfrancis21:
1) Swedish Choir Singing Christmas Hymn in Igbo: Amuworo Ayi otu nwa

'For unto us a child is born' catholic hymn was flawlessly rendered by a Swedish choir in Igbo language - Amuworo ayi otu nwa.

The intonations and pronunciations were excellent!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73n-XaXQGFM&feature=share

The choir, Viavitae.

[img]http://www.viavitae.no/bilder/vaasa1-copy.jpg[/img]

Rendered fast here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_saGaTs45ws

Big ups to the oyibos singing in Igbo perfectly!

The lyrics goes thus:

Amuworo ayi otu nwa - unto us a child is born
Otu nwa nwoke ka e nyeworo ayi - a male child that was given unto us
Chineke, Chineke - God the creator, God the creator
Otu nwa ka e nyeworo ayi - a child that was given unto us.


Anything is possible!

Location of Sweden:

https://media.maps.com/magellan/Images/swedenrap.gif

And our church leaders and choir masters sing with the mastery of not only the Queen's English as if its their mother tongue.

lalasticlala:
http://thenationonlineng.net/new/american-jailed-for-pinging-in-court/

Dera25:
My wife says I should be greeting her each time I finish eating, if not for anything but for the sake that she take her time prepare the food and serve me. She says that she deserves a greeting from me.

I said okay, just that it is not part of our culture and I don't think I will be keep up greeting her each time she gives me food.

It is not that greeting her will reduce anything from me but the issue is that I don't usually remember this greeting after eating because it is not part of me, although I do greet sometimes for peace to reign, but the way she reminds me of this greeting of a thing gets me angry, as if it is mandatory or something to the extent that sometimes we've had issues because of it.

So daddies and mummies in the house, do you greet your wife after she has given you food? Or do your husband greet you after eating? If yes is it a mandate or just for fun?

Please let me remind you that this is not the issue of been a breadwinner or not. I beg you to forgive my long story and wrong grammer for I am not a grammerian.

Thanks in advance.

Cherlene:
Perhaps

Cherlene

Cherlene:
May I ask why? Your welcome!

Cherlene

Cherlene:
Good evening

Awwh, lovely. Joyful to hear.

Cherlene

Cherlene:
Good evening each and everyone,

Why do YOU think most Nigerian men esteem in FOREIGN ladies, and why do Nigerian men find them exotic?

JUST TO CLARIFY: Foreign as in explicit a non-native/non nigerian female.

NOTE: Only SENSIBLE responses, THANK YOU!

Regards,
Cherlene.


I have had relationships with three foreign women in my younger years: An indian, an American and Chinese women. My choice of them as against my Nigerian girl is quite simple. Three reason; they are focused, hardworking and they really carry their men along in what they do. If you are a very honest person they tend to stay longer in relationships. Money hardly plays the game when love is involved with these three women.

One thing though, they can cope under relationship pressure. Above all they are a protective set of lovers and they tend to learn more about their host communities and culture.

If i have to date a non Nigerian again, it will be one of these three,


Cheers Cherlenne