[ :Dquote author=LovelyLilac post=31538615] Please what do these names mean:
Obukhome, Igbunu, Uyoyo, Oghenecaro, oghenemena, oghale. Obaro, okeoghene, oghenevwede, oghenemero, akpobome, ojevwe, omosefe, ejoke, ovwo, voke...
Are they all Urhobo or are the both Isoko and Urhobo names.

are u an urhobo?btw am isoko !uyoyou-love,oghenekaro-God first,oghenemena-my God,oghale-blessing,okeoghene-gift of God,oghenewevde-God's own day,obaro-progress or success, omoefe-child is wealth,ovoke,everyone with his time or destiny,orezi-my beloveth or desire,olezi-psalms, odomero-its eneough for me,enifome-what befits me,elo-bright,eloho-loftiness,onoriode-who knws tomorrow,orobo oghene-is in Gods hand,othuke-my helper,oruaro oghene-glory of God,aruoriwho-grace,orhowo-faith,emamuzou-good destiny igbunu-miracle
etc

lawyer:
In fact i am just feeling too demoralized after today. I have screamed this issue over and over again but i dont know why some purchasers still fail to take this basic simple rule.

Today i was briefed about a land transaction gone all too horribly wrong and i really dont know where to start. A purchaser from Europe went through the castle magazine property papers online and saw a property or land specifically he liked in Lekki phase 2 going for around #17Million. He contacts the agency through their hotlines and before you know, he delegates his friend to go and inspect the place. The agent tells him that the property is free from defect and the property has a survey plan, deed of assignment and reciept.

His friend takes the photocopy of the documents and scans it for the purchaser to see and the the purchaser feels comfortable with it and proceeds to get a surveyor to do a proper outlining of the actual square meters. Once the surveyor finished with it, the purchaser now sends 17Million to his friend via wireless transfer including the 5% agency and legal fees and the agent grants him a reciept and hands over all the documents to the friend.

2 weeks later the purchaser decides to come to Nigeria to see the land in Lekki 2 and sees speculators surrounding the property. He screams at them and tries to chase them off but an argument ensues that the land in question belongs to another buyer with the same documents. immediately they go to Alausa to check the survey plan and realise that the survey plan of the purchaser is a clone and has been doctored. The original survey plan from Alausa shows the land is under government acqusition and there is an on going litigation battle about that land in court by the families involved and the previous owner.

The purchaser tries to locate the agent but after that sale, the agent had disappeared into thin air. Now he has no land, no document and no money to be refunded.

It costs you purchasers nothing to get a lawyer, whoever to help conclude your sales transactions. They can spot a mishap a mile away. Documents are being doctored everyday and and once money changes hands, its bye bye. The lawyers will do all the search needed in court and Alausa and if it is not a viable land, then nothing can happen.

Now the guy is crying to me to help and i dont know where to start. The Agency he represents says they werent aware of the sale at all and it wasnt even in their own bulletin as properties to be sold.

Purchasers beware. Not all shinning yellows bracelets are gold. Do the right thing and involve professionals unless you have yourself to blame for skimping on a few naira that could prevent you from losing millions.

Cheers!