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olovezej:
I've seen it happen! Once worked wit a yoruba man, he said their women don't r prone to promiscuity, NO B ME TALK AM O. He would av preferred an Igbo, that was lagos. In Osun, d girls say they'd prefer igbo that they r generally more hardworkin, provide for them, and r not easily given to polygamy. Twas even a thing of pride there to date or marry an Igbo babe. Imagine many mothers were connectin their daughters to Igbo guys!

The truth is d Yorubas have a thing 4 Igbos but most are afraid of bein left on the long run cos of lack of parental consent. Enough said!

may thunder fire your mouth!

liar! TS claims that u slept with him and in fact he claims he has the video to prove it Lips sealed Lips sealed

even u? Shocked Shocked Shocked dont make me catch u in a dark corner oo

chiogo:
His father is Igbo, his mother is Yoruba. so he said.

Yes, I said so. [quote author=TOPE2000! link=topic=316919.msg4453831#msg4453831 date=1251679665]he also wrote in the yoruba thread [/quote]Yes, I did

chiogo:
I thought TheSeeker was Yoruba too but he wrote Igbo on the 'Igbo kwenu' thread. So, I guess he's telling the truth after all.

Once again, you've judged correctly.

Secretz:
LOL . . . . . .maybe MrSeeker claims various tribes when he feels too, maybe to fit various circumstances like this one . . . .

So untrue

Secretz:
Then I berra stay clear from you then . . . . I do not want the OP to have any truth in what he says. . . . . I do not want to be the yoruba girl who loves igbo guys ALOT.

Hypocrisy. But you do [quote author=TOPE2000! link=topic=316919.msg4453791#msg4453791 date=1251679226]lolz, i thot as much [/quote]Stop thinking as much. It's bad for your health

asha 80:
you can twist it anyhow you like it does not change a tribalistic mindset.If a yoruba girl is looking for money she seeks for the spare parts igbo guy but looking for love she seeks a yoruba guy as if she only looks out for a yoruba when looking for love.i guess all the rich igbo guys are spare parts dealers and all yoruba guys are lovable folks.

Don't mind him. He's clutched in his own obliviousness. Yoruba lovable folks my black ass! Who goes around marrying second, third, fourth wives? I guess that's a Yoruba way of respecting women.

Secretz:
An intelligent man is a. . . . . . . for me. . . . you are igbo abi?

Yes, Igbo. Affirmative! I have lots of Yoruba guys as friends and I know how it goes down with Yoruba tribe like the back of my hand. Some things are better left unsaid.

tubabie:
Ok Advocate, but i still have my right to remain silent

Judging from who I know her to be, she'll gladly await the arrival of your darling attorney

Secretz:
Been to Igbo land , done Igbo land . . . . . . Now get back to Chiogo. . . . I can see sparks.


I have fallen in love with your brain cells. . . .

wtf?

Just my brain cells? What about them?

asha 80:
i wonder when an igbo person equates a spare parts dealer @jassie.

That siggy of yours is something else.

jassie:
Hey I didn't comment because I wanted to argue. I am Yoruba (pure breed) but I'm not a tribalist. . . Just seeing things from the general perspective. . . Sorry if you don't like blunt people. . . The fact is a Yoruba babe looking for a guy to spend might go for a Igbo spare part dealer to get some dough, but that's it! Love is something else. . . Yoruba babes on Igbo guys? Well not the classy ones. . .

tubabie:
Lol . will refer her to C2 that used the phrase originally

C2 may not be available for comment when she comes asking. And for you to have said you've not heard it in ages, it makes you liable to give her a response on that. Do take note

Kunbee:
The united is trying 2 take my hussy, and your broda needs salvation asap im tired of being his doormat

You sef, how many hussy you get for here?

jassie:
Igbo boys. . . Well I know they like spending for their babe sha. . . As for love and respect. . . Holler @ Yoruba boys. . .
The reason they pay a high bride price is because their father in laws believe that's the only way she'd be worth something to a man, but of course, they are wrong!
I know so many igbo girls who have sworn not to marry an igbo guy mostly because of family issues. . . Most igbo men have family issues that aren't too obvious until they are married and or the husband dies. . . They like claiming their 'sons' property, their younger ones depend too much on their 'rich brothers' and if the man doesn't meet up to expectations when married, the wife becomes the enemy cos they'd believe she's turning him away from the family. . .
That my peepz is the bitter truth. . . Some of them are really nice though. . . But the family factor sucks!