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Baba_Eleko: Maybe God prove that he is not weak and not a coward in ur life they way GEJ is proving to Nigeria.AMEN!!!! |
I'd advise you to post your prices here for all to see. If your prices are attractive, you'll get more than enough calls. Not posting your prices is only arousing suspicion |
isale_gan2: Good question.I would be overjoyed if you can shed enormous light on my question with a full explanation |
Still waiting for a more concise explanation |
Thanks guys for the answers. I really appreciate your contributions. But I'm still not satisfied with the answers. I perfectly understood the explanations given about Sango, but I would like a more practical examples about real life people and not deities such as Sango. Questions 2, 3, 4, and 5 haven't been answered yet |
This has been plaguing me since the beginning of this year and has caused me to come seek enlightenment on this forum with the hopes knowledgeable persons in yoruba traditions and cultural values will be able to shed extensive light and thereby broaden my horizon. Early this year, a close relative came to visit we had a few important discussions. Just as she was leaving, she turned and said "all these things are happening for a reason. The signs are too obvious. Shey o mo pe akanda omo ni e?"... I being poor in yoruba couldn't grasp the meaning but pretended to understand so as not to be seen as dull in front of my other family members. After she had left, I asked an uncle what “Akanda Omo” meant and all he just said was that it means a special person. I didn't find this answer satisfying but I kept shut and didn't prod further. This leads me to ask the following questions; 1. What does Akanda mean? 2. What are the factors that can make someone be called an Akanda? 3.What relevance does it have upon the life of the person being called Akanda? 4. Is it a good or bad thing? 5. Any stories that could shed more light on it and enable me further grasp? I sincerely hope my questions would be extensively answered in the shortest possible time. Any help would be most appreciated. Thanks a lot.. |
This has been plaguing me since the beginning of this year and has caused me to come seek enlightenment on this forum with the hopes knowledgeable persons in yoruba traditions and cultural values will be able to shed extensive light and thereby broaden my horizon. Early this year, a close relative came to visit we had a few important discussions. Just as she was leaving, she turned and said "all these things are happening for a reason. The signs are too obvious. Shey o mo pe akanda omo ni e?"... I being poor in yoruba couldn't grasp the meaning but pretended to understand so as not to be seen as dull in front of my other family members. After she had left, I asked an uncle what “Akanda Omo” meant and all he just said was that it means a special person. I didn't find this answer satisfying but I kept shut and didn't prod further. This leads me to ask the following questions; 1. What does Akanda mean? 2. What are the factors that can make someone be called an Akanda? 3.What relevance does it have upon the life of the person being called Akanda? 4. Is it a good or bad thing? 5. Any stories that could shed more light on it and enable me further grasp? I sincerely hope my questions would be extensively answered in the shortest possible time. Any help would be most appreciated. Thanks a lot... |
This has been plaguing me since the beginning of this year and has caused me to come seek enlightenment on this forum with the hopes knowledgeable persons in yoruba traditions and cultural values will be able to shed extensive light and thereby broaden my horizon. Early this year, a close relative came to visit we had a few important discussions. Just as she was leaving, she turned and said "all these things are happening for a reason. The signs are too obvious. Shey o mo pe akanda omo ni e?"... I being poor in yoruba couldn't grasp the meaning but pretended to understand so as not to be seen as dull in front of my other family members. After she had left, I asked an uncle what “Akanda Omo” meant and all he just said was that it means a special person. I didn't find this answer satisfying but I kept shut and didn't prod further. This leads me to ask the following questions; 1. What does Akanda mean? 2. What are the factors that can make someone be called an Akanda? 3.What relevance does it have upon the life of the person being called Akanda? 4. Is it a good or bad thing? 5. Any stories that could shed more light on it and enable me further grasp? I sincerely hope my questions would be extensively answered in the shortest possible time. Any help would be most appreciated. Thanks a lot... |
I almost believed this report until I saw the name of the reporter; "Jowo Mabinu".... LMAO! |
Nonsense |
Most of these shoes are very old. This nigga is stingy. He no get younger ones he suppose don dash these him aba made shoes? I'm not impressed. NEXT!!! |
This picture don tey. Since last year. All these senseless bloggers sef |
Tolexander: nope! No power to watch it o.FRESH AIRRRRRR!!!!! ![]() |
You will never see the likes of sincere9gerian, tomakint, willy4willy, freeglobe, papabrowne, etc on the thread. Smh! |
I think I know what's going on... They just wanna give Jonathan sleepless nights. Those governors don't want the VP slot, it's all a chess game. These governors shouldn't be underestimated at all. This is intellect playing here, be sharp or be outsmarted. I await the true agenda in its eventual emergence to the eyes of the public |
Jonathan could have pushed this agenda as well if he had – for instance – groomed a credible Easterner as a successor had he allowed decorum to take center stage and kept his promise of just one term. But poor achievements compounded by a very bad personal image nourished by poor television outings with gaffe after gaffe has endowed President Jonathan with the image of the world’s most unintelligent President that major world leaders avoid.nothing could be truer than this... I actually wouldn't have minded an Igbo president so fr he could deliver. But as it stands, he has no hope of redeeming our his image. It's also a pity about the world leaders avoiding him part is also true. What a dense president |
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I don laugh scatter for here... For reals, wettin man no go see for nairaland? I GIVE UP!!! ![]() |
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pdp is a party of foolish people ![]() |
Okija_juju: Whats a lie about this?!this guy has murdered this thread. Okija, just paste this on the post you typed u were writing a robust response... I truly am surprised a pagan is the one that perfectly answered this thread with scriptural references |
Since when did a landlord have the right to dictate on how a full grown man should live his life and handle his personal matters? Haba! Even the OP is spineless and a weakling. Since when did the landlord's opinion count in your life? His business is to manage his house and collect his house rent, not poke nosing. I do not concern myself with the personal affairs of my tenants. Neither do I expect them to interfere in mine. Guy, grow spine... |
Lol! All I can see is aggressive promotion of feminism with a vain attempt to support it with twisted inferences from the bible... I dey laff |
taiyesoul: Patiently Waiting!idiot ![]() |
See such statement! See how bold he was in making such incriminating statements that normally would have him detained by security agencies in a sane country... With this utterance, it is VERY clear these militants have the backing of Jonathan as they normally wouldn't be bold enough to say such things if it were another person at the helm of government. Jonathan directly and indirectly sponsors these people, quote me anywhere! |
IBnatty: In the light of the new development, Raybcool, silent don and co. Shame on you.you don't get it, do you? I never said you were lying or FFK was right, what I was asking for was enough proof to give Ūя̲̅ talks a real footing. I asked u to provide facts to support your name smearing, you couldn't... The fact that FFK retracted his statement before you could convince me that he was lying is a HUGE failure on your part. Next time, provide facts if you ever wanna be taken seriously by people. U can't spread mere speculations in a court of law, the judge would demand for evidence before you can be taken serious. That's all I'll say on this issue |
IBnatty: I must be naïve to think You are FFK or one of his NL attack dogs. You are definitely different from him. See how you edited my comment and made it look like I am nothing but shittt. Thats exactly the way I go about spreading speculation without proof, turning facts into absurdities. Abnormal speculator.. Thats wat I am.FIXED!!! |
IBnatty: i dont need you to believe anything I say about FFK because people like you have a sensible mind incapable believing anything that's mere speculation without proof. Thrive on in your wisdom, I surely need help but it's only Allah who can help my pathetic soul that can't provide facts.... Pity!FIXED!!! |
IBnatty: Will I still have to prove that he is corrupt, tribalistic, uncouth and an attention seeker? Huh?you need not prove anything on this FFK/Bianca issue? Then we need not believe anything you say too... Simple |
IBnatty: Gbam..you just said 'gbam' to the other person's comment of "he can't keep a secret". Doesn't this show your acceptance that FFK indeed had something intimate with Bianca? I now see your grouse; it is the surprising fact that a yoruba man first entered what ikemba held in high esteem, secondly that he actually said it and Bianca's late denial only showed that she was trying to desperately save face. It so pains you, you then resorted to attack his personality in order to pacify yourselves. Pity! PS; I'm still waiting for your evidence that Bianca and FFK were never intimate. Rubbish |
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