₦airaland Forum

freshvine:
The guy has a testosterone stimulated and reflected in physical action. Breaking a man's head for such behavior is nothing but expressing animalistic tendency.

Get the man arrested for unruly behavior if you think the inappropriate behavior objectify.

dragnet:
Why did he touch her?
majority of them would claim to be advertising their goods but they'll actually be harassing you by putting the items too close to you, pulling your hands and the likes, it's really annoying especially when they do it to females.

kaziblake:
Go to yaba market with your sis/girlfriend, walk ahead of her and pretend you guys aren't 2gether and see what happens next.

UjSizzle:
Very good. What some guys don't realise is that inappropriate touches can make a woman feel molested. Next time keep your hands to yourself!

daretodiffer:
If she slaps you, you have my permission to break her head

freshvine:
She feels alright now spilling blood.

jane0000:
Good one from Lai Muhammed there.
God bless Nigeria.

misspicy:
lol

I give it to niggas to do that more obviously, guys flirt a lot and that is cheating on its own

misspicy:
men cheat more,that's why they get caught easily

EHMIR:
u just sit in one corner nd be wailing, while lion of d tribe of ubima is trying to better ur life

click like if u want dis guy to get a job nd stop wailing,share if u want him to continue to wail

acenazt:
I know lots of people would think he is nuts but with tha policies put in place i dare say he is right.
If GEJ had saved for rainy days we would'nt have been in this sticky situation. Banning d importation of some items is 4 our own gud. If we dont import,we have 2 produce. And if we produce then we'd be able 2 export and that inturn will provide needed revenue,raise the naira and strenghten the Economy. NO PAIN NO GAIN.

iPINKER:
Smiles, woman must wack. You resemble queen kong

cruzita:
this early morning,your problem don start

modelmike7:
I totally dislike snakes. But this looks so beautiful and lovely. . . . so what did you do to the corpse mainstreet?

Touchey:
Who works with Airtel here?
Please this nonsense has to stop, why should Airtel be texting and calling me by 11pm?
Is their office on fire?

misspicy:
lol.... most guys are unfaithful in a relationship.

misspicy:
you have said it all mister....men are more unfaithful. will modify tomorrow

Cutehector:
If I happen to date a nairalander, that day, i'm deactivating

Caseless:
Emotional people aka children of victimization and marginalization, save us this trash- we ain't taking it.

dunkem21:
Bro, no need to enlighten people that would soon flood to call you IPOB ..

Your last paragraph is da bomb though I quite disagree that they shouldn't erect palaces .. Why

An Eze's home is a palace even if its a hut .. or BQ

What necessitated this post was this thread on front page about Eze Ndi Igbo title in Ibadan. See the thread =>https://www.nairaland.com/2943226/olubadan-in-council-declares-eze-ndigbo-illegal


I felt compelled to write it after seeing the below comments and others that I couldn't bring here.

braine:
Imagine. Can a Yoruba or Hausa hold a traditional office in Igboland?

Yes they can

Musiwa419 post=43054413:
There cannot be two Kings in a particular Kingdom.

You don't understand it and how it works

Hollaniyii:
Eze, Oba,Igwe, Emir etc This titles are for traditional rulers in their domain; does that mean the Igbo cannot be under a non Igbo traditional ruler?

The Eze ndi igbo is under the traditional ruler of the community where he lives.

Igbos and other tribes normally elect a leader whenever they unite as a group in any community, it is this leader that represents them before the traditional ruler of the community.

In my LG, the Yorubas and Hausas has a little community and one king. I could remember the time there was a clash between them and their host that led to the death of person.

It was their leader that our own igwe invited to his palace, they had a discussion and the leader later passed his message to his subjects and that was how the crisis ended.

These leaders are important and they're under the host's traditional ruler, and I believe the traditional rulers need them.

In part of Benue state and Kogi state where I had stayed before, the traditional rulers normally invite the Eze Igbo whenever an important person is coming or when there is a dispute between an igbo man and an indigene, the two will reach an agreement, thereafter the Eze Igbo will call an emergency meeting and pass the message to us. So they work hand in hand.

Those asking if a Yoruba or Hausa man can be a leader in an Igbo land obviously haven't been to a S. East state.

Having Eze Igbo in a community makes it easy for the traditional ruler to reach to all the igbos in his community but I am strong against those that erect palaces and fight for recognition from their hosts. That's not your home.

sunday2012:
what is wrong wit yur sense of reasoning has it dead?

sunday2012:
Who is jonathan?

sunday2012:
Who's PDP?

sunday2012:
GEJ' administ. Got the highest oil boom who would have acted as our joseph of old to save for the raning days or mnth or yrs

sunday2012:
we don't even know what is going to happen yet.

sunday2012:
God wll save us from this act of foolishness. Bc God has given us abundant b4 this scarcity