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Politics › Re: Why Yorubas Are Inferior Muslims According To My Northern Friend by tonychristopher: 9:03am On Sep 09, 2015
noted ...lol

BuddahMonk:
I have understood the reason, a yoruba man said its because their people lack Vitamin A so their sighting won't be that clear
Politics › Re: Eastern Neighbourhoods And Streets Are Made by tonychristopher: 8:33am On Sep 09, 2015
angelberton:
Is human sacrifice or ritualism not terrorism? Is armed robbery not terrorism? Is kidnapping not terrorism?
Where are the chibok girls ?
Politics › Re: Why Yorubas Are Inferior Muslims According To My Northern Friend by tonychristopher: 7:54am On Sep 09, 2015
BuddahMonk:
Who made him the head of the muslims in Nigeria and why must he be the one to sight the moon and ask others to ignore you sighting because your aruna huhhuh?


Why do they kill you during riot in North if they don't consider you inferior.


To be sincere if Igbos were to be muslims Sultan won't be sighting the moon always, if he sights in sokoto somebody in umuahia will be sighting for the Igbos.
Now this is funny


Igbo even attempted to be a pope

But wait how can they allow sultan to sight moon ...na only am get eyes
Politics › Re: Why Yorubas Are Inferior Muslims According To My Northern Friend by tonychristopher: 7:43am On Sep 09, 2015
AlPeter:
All the tribal threads today again have been by Igbos are you guys Jobless?
Must you call Igbo ...why can't you answer the questions of Yoruba Islam
Politics › Re: Why Yorubas Are Inferior Muslims According To My Northern Friend by tonychristopher: 7:41am On Sep 09, 2015
BuddahMonk:
I have heard of only three Igbo muslims in my life, one in biri kam biri of Oliver Decouq Abdul Azeez Chibuzor Udeh, one traditional ruler in Imo State, the Corpse member that just converted and charity Uzoka from Asaba that converted last years.

To be sincere am yet to see one with my very eyes.
Take this or leave it ...I am an Igbo man and I know how we roll ...we see business opportunity in everything ...so when you hear that an Igbo is a Muslim know that he has collected money from one stupid alahaji


But serious I am in my 30s and I have not seen an Igbo Muslim before ....where are they. .it are they only online


Now pls showcase them to me
An Igbo can be a Judaist or traditionalist not Muslim


How do you explain that to your kinsmen

Ostracism is the case
Politics › Re: Who Are The Edo People? by tonychristopher: 7:31am On Sep 09, 2015
aim5:
Just like you Igbos have mastered the international drug trade. And I've heard that your so called expensive and classy Igbo girls dominate a lot of brothels in Nigeria, so don't spew rubbish you punk.
That is as a result of edo influence ...now go use your tarmac at your kitchen


You know you guys fly and tell all those Benin boys carrying sticks with nails at the bypass to stay clear otherwise I will run em down


IPA laoh
Politics › Re: Who Are The Edo People? by tonychristopher: 7:27am On Sep 09, 2015
vicadex07:
Really huh grin

We don't make mouth. We just go for it. Our history screams of our exploits.

You remember biafran war? Igbo people used your land as military base without your permission. Your people who antagonized them were mauled and massacred. Your women were used for target practice. Your almighty Oba never dared them. Did u remember what happened when they attempted to step into Yoruba border at Ore? Am sure you know. The civil war ended not up to 50yrs ago so the memories are still fresh and the facts can never be twisted by your elders who like twisting history to massage their ego.

General Obasanjo led a handful of Yoruba soldiers to the Ore border, then defeated and chased those biafran flattheads back to the east. That point marked the beginning of the end of the civil war.

The igbos call us cowards cos they couldn't stand up to us. They are still pained till date.

If you wan form vandame, make una try war with Yoruba na. E be like say your juju dey shack you...dindirin.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midwest_Invasion_of_1967

Read and enjoy grin
Igbo had a run through of Yoruba land in Biafra from akoko up till ore


Pls obasanjo never fought he took a bullet in the assss so don't revise history here


Now thank your Hausa and Russian mercenaries
Politics › Re: Who Are The Edo People? by tonychristopher: 7:25am On Sep 09, 2015
bokohalal:
The problem is seeing Edo as an ethnic group. It was actually a caste in pre-colonial Nigeria. I have compared them to the Brahmins in Hinduism. It was not a religious thing but everyone knew their place in the pyramid and Edo was without a doubt, on top. Pyramid. The base is bigger.
Agha se Edo
Edo ro odion
Edo gha se oghomwam
Edo ro odion
Which edo

Is it the one I lived in at siluko after oliha or is it ikpoba

Which one is at the top of pyramid biko
Politics › Re: Who Are The Edo People? by tonychristopher: 7:23am On Sep 09, 2015
vicadex07:
You shall never do well modafuka. Edo people...those tiny rats. All of una combined, no reach 1% of Yoruba population worldwide. I have never heard of any edo person making giants strides, new discoveries or inventions both here in Nigeria or worldwide yet they claim one phantom benin "empire". Other tribes disassociate themselves from you cos of your notoriority in international Prostitution, Cultism, armed robbery(Anini and co), and diabolism.

Were you blind when this same OP created a thread saying Edos historically own Lagos and that the Yorubas Oduduwa was actually an edo prince. Go through his profile if you didn't see it. If you're a thorough edo man am sure you would have also heard this fable or something similar from your people. You can google it if in doubt

I repeat and reiterate, you guys should never ever compare yourself to the great Yoruba people else you shall be disgraced. The Igbos are your mates and you can continue dragging seniority with them fool cos I can see you're both proud idiots. At least both of you have arrogance in common. If you come at me again u will regret it.
Now your stupid ...can't you make statement without calling Igbo ...are Igbo your nightmare


Why do you always look up o Igbo for assistance

Face your Benin cousin


From historical point of view oduduwa was a Benin prince and mythological point of view the same oduduwa fell from sky holding cock and something fetish


So far e your Benin cousin and don't you mention Igbo in your madness cos Igbo are leagues above you
Politics › Re: Who Are The Edo People? by tonychristopher: 7:19am On Sep 09, 2015
Moheat:
Go and read wide or better still listen to the news. You talk of ritualists yolobas are at the forefront, have you forgotten Soka in Ibadan not to mention all those rituals places in Ijebu. Is it armed robbery? Google Oyenusi, Shina Rambo, Mofu Olosa among others. Thuggery is deep rooted in Yoloba land. Like I mention earlier for the flat heads Igbo when that your dead dream failed to actualize I am talking about Biafruad and Buhari finishes with you guys then Edo people go get una time. We dont want the Igbos to suffer double jeopardy
Don't forget mid west invasion how the biafran army took over the whole edo in less than 24hr and oba was forced to kneel and beg

Don't forget biafran Midwest invasion ....go and give thanksgiving for Hausa and international collabo saving your ass
Politics › Re: Who Are The Edo People? by tonychristopher: 7:15am On Sep 09, 2015
aim5:
Over bloated? You ignorant fool. If anything Edo history is underrated. And very rarely will you hear Edo people brag about how powerful or mighty they are all the time.. it's always the insecure weak asss Igbos or the annoying hypocritical Yorubas with their illogical lies. Oh how I wish the British wouldn't have set foot near present day Nigeria.. wouldn't have had to deal with either Igbo or Yoruba.
Now that is over bloated ...but how will edo claim supremacy

Igbo presented NRI and Igbo ukwu civilisation


Yoruba presented ife civilisation


All these long before the small edo gathered momentum


So stop peddling edo
Nairaland General › Re: Happy Ending For Adekunle Adebisi, My #Madeofblack Hero by tonychristopher: 6:29pm On Sep 08, 2015
I know this man..used to give him money when I was around anthony


very diligent dude


SHOW ME A MAN WHO IS DILIGENT IN WHAT HE DOES, HE WILL FEED IN THE PRESENCE OF PRINCE AND PRINCESSES
...BIBLE
#



This bro proved it and TONYCHRISTOPHER IS a living witness

donigspain:
You guys remember my #NoHandsButStillClapping Guinness #MadeOfBlack Hero, right? You can read earlier story here >> https://www.nairaland.com/2576062/present-hero

His name is Adekunle Adebisi. He is married to a beautiful wife and they're blessed with two awesome kids.

It all got down real good for him today as Guinness Nigeria crew gave him a surprise visit at his duty post. He later revealed to Guinness that he has been sweeping for the past 12 years! Can you beat that!!!

Guinness Nigeria, on the other hand, came with lots of goodies and promises for Adekunle. Sorry guys, I'm not allowed to divulge in details all that Guinness Nigeria had in stock for him... Yea, yea, you know... proprietary stuff. kiss

My #MadeOfBlack Hero was all smiles and thankful. He just couldn't hold back the joy. *teary eyes* I'm so happy to know that God used me (@Henrikachi) and YOU all to remember this unknown and unsung hero. This is how the society should function; celebrating those who against all odds keep pushing for a better Nigeria.

Special thanks to Guinness Nigeria (@guinnessvip), Dotun (@Dotuncoolfm), @Omojuwa, @IamDorobucci, Mannie (@manipulator77), Tonydoo (@tonydoovisuals), Nairaland, Pulse NG (@pulsenigeria247).

My name is Henry Igwe; I am made of LOVE FOR HUMANITY... I am Made of Black!

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Romance › The 15 Most Fascinating Sex Rituals Around The World by tonychristopher(op): 6:20pm On Sep 08, 2015
1. In pre-contact Hawaiian culture, everyone had public names for their genitals. Hawaiian royalty and commoners each had their own genital chants which described their sex organs both figuratively and literally. Called mele ma‘is, the genital chants were a celebration of the future generations boys and girls would sire. Plus, naming your genitals sounds a lot better than this euphemistic va-jay-jay business.

2. In the Sambian tribe of New Guinea, young men are kept away from women for a set period of time and must fellate and then swallow the semen of the tribe's mightiest warriors. It's just a part of growing up.

3. In the Trobriander tribe of Papa New Guinea, children start engaging in sexual activity as early as age 6 to 12. Women are just as active as men in pursuing sexual encounters. There's no social stigma involved.

4. Some believe that in ancient Egypt, it was thought that the ebb and flow of the Nile was caused by the creation god Atum's ejaculation. Because of this, pharaohs ritually masturbated into the famous river.

5. Homosexuality was socially significant in ancient Greece (this isn't the weird part), with a particular focus on relationships between older gentlemen and young boys, or pederasty. The real stigma was when the two men of the same age and social class were getting it on, because being the bottom was thought to be feminizing, and sex was better off between people who already had a skewed power dynamic. Yeah, it's weird.

6. The Guajiro people of Colombia engage in a ceremonial dance in which if a young lady trips a young man while dancing, they must have sex.

7. Male homosexuality and same-sex marriages were prominent for centuries in the Siwa tribe of Egypt. If men didn't act gay, they were considered outcasts.

8. The little island of Inis Beag, off the coast of Ireland, is considered to be one of the most sexually repressed societies ever. Adults keep their underwear on during all sexual encounters and people consider intercourse to be hard on their health.

9. Mangaia, a tiny island in the South Pacific, is home to some of the earliest and most advanced sexual education. Starting at 13, boys have sex with older women who teach them restraint and how to last longer to please a woman. Amen.

10. In the Mehinaku village in Brazil, men compete for sex with women by giving them gifts of fish.

11. The Kreung tribe in Cambodia built love huts for their girls when they reached their mid-teens. Different boys spend a night in the hut with the young girls until she finally finds a match. Divorce is illegal here, so think of the love hut as the sexual Sorting Hat.

12. In the Middle Ages, the church dictated that the missionary position was the only proper way to have sex. Coitus a tergo (you know, doing it from behind) was, of course, listed as the most shameful.

13. The Aweikoma of Brazil play it real simple and use the same word for eating and sex, since both involve taking something into your body. Great things, might I add.

14. Some tribes in the Himalayas practice polyandry, where brothers all share one sex partner. It's done so that their farm land doesn't become overpopulated with children.

15. In the Marquesas Islands, it was considered just fine to witness your parents doing the deed.

from tonychristopher




http://www.nerve.com/love-sex/weirdest-sex-rituals-throught-the-world
Celebrities › Re: Funke Adesiyan Flaunts Her 'bum-bum' In A Swimming Pool by tonychristopher: 6:17pm On Sep 08, 2015
nice body, no stretch mark, great smile


but why is the feet darker?



all in all


Nice pics


contactmorak:
The actress turned politician is actually one of the few irresistibly appealing Yoruba actress out there....

http://www.splendormag.com/2015/09/sexy-yoruba-actress-funke-adesiyan.html
Health › Re: SEE What Is Remained Of The Lady Her Police Husband Set On Fire (photos) by tonychristopher: 6:15pm On Sep 08, 2015
This is barberic...yes I know men are possesive but this is been taken so far


onlyme12:
This is beyond WICKEDNESS. The only thing the police IG can do to say he isn’t in support of this or this will never be tolerated in the Nigerian Police Force is for this man to be dismissed and prosecuted. Sometimes things like this needs to be done so that it never repeats itself and so that others can learn from it. Being a police man does not make you superior than other citizens. Anyway, WARDC (a group that fights for women) are already on the case, but the IG needs to make this man a scape goat. It’s beyond wicked.

Source: http://www.nigerianewsheadlines.com/?p=7703
Politics › Re: Eastern Neighbourhoods And Streets Are Made by tonychristopher: 6:14pm On Sep 08, 2015
Nice park
Ritchiee:
AMUSE YOURSELVES HERE AND YOU WOULD NEVER BE SAD AGAIN..SOUTH WEST STILL TAKING THE GLORY...
Politics › Re: Eastern Neighbourhoods And Streets Are Made by tonychristopher: 6:13pm On Sep 08, 2015
You see, afterall africa gave them cold homes
ezeagu:
I agree, it's funny, because the people we think we are copying are going back to our own ways of conservation and environmental consciousness. They now eat organic foods, use natural/rustic cutlery and furniture and live in mud houses worth millions. This is Smith, Will Smith family home which is based on African and Mediterranean architecture. It's worth over 50 million dollars and look at all the greenery around it.

https://memoirsofanurbangentleman.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/jada-pinkett-will-smith-wide-x17-getty1.png

And this is a house built with mud:

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Politics › Re: Eastern Neighbourhoods And Streets Are Made by tonychristopher: 5:36pm On Sep 08, 2015
Ikare Akoko town of Ondo State, done with this NYSC, got to leave this place...look at the background and see pristine rustiness


God bless us all

Politics › Re: Eastern Neighbourhoods And Streets Are Made by tonychristopher: 5:33pm On Sep 08, 2015
The Ondo state government has assured the people of Okitipupa Local Government Area of government’s swift intervention to rehabilitate the
landslide along the major road in the council area.

Politics › Re: Eastern Neighbourhoods And Streets Are Made by tonychristopher: 5:28pm On Sep 08, 2015
is this really akure? just wondering but I think it is cool and there is room for improvement. Was there around the FUTA for some event

Politics › Re: Eastern Neighbourhoods And Streets Are Made by tonychristopher: 5:06pm On Sep 08, 2015
LOVELY IBADAN CITY ... A CITY THAT I SO MUCH ADMIRE..I WAS AT BODIJA..BODIJA MAKES SENSE A BIT ...BUT CHALLENGE BUS STOP ZONE HAS CHALLENGES

Politics › Re: Eastern Neighbourhoods And Streets Are Made by tonychristopher: 5:01pm On Sep 08, 2015
WHO BE THIS ONE ?


Ritchiee:
These Igbo people are really pathetic.No wonder they call them the wailers.We said neighbourhood.Do animals live in the neighbourhoods...PEW...always complaining.Look at that his f.lat head...lol
Nairaland General › Re: This Man Kills Big Water Python In His House In Lagos At Midnight (photos) by tonychristopher: 4:34pm On Sep 08, 2015
tHIS MAN SHOULD BE ARRESTED FOR KILLING A SPECIE OF SNAKE THAT IS ENDANGERED
Politics › Re: Eastern Neighbourhoods And Streets Are Made by tonychristopher: 4:01pm On Sep 08, 2015
Why post SUV and picture of a fine boy....has it gotten to that level


We need pictures of Igbo cities ...we agree the western cities and hoods are paved with gold and pearls and their people go to farm with Lamborghini and masserati

Kini big deal


Pls hit me with Igbo towns sweet pictures


They are sources of inspiration


Were is okeikpu and asadike and lovelylillac with beremx the enfant terrible
Politics › Re: Who Are The Edo People? by tonychristopher: 3:49pm On Sep 08, 2015
OdenigboAroli:
First off,there is no Bini people in Onicha and...never been. What you have is Igb o who once resided in the Bini area. As for Anioma, What happened was cultural exchanges,simple. Bini never conquered anybody nor extended their empire. They built a wall around their village for fear of the Anioma Igbo like the Agbor. Infact,they were scared of Ndi Agbor. They built their little kingdom and made sculptures and that was it,it didn't go past that.
So correct ..I wonder how they come and say edo conquered Igbo..in which war ..we have the ekumeku war,we had the aro war and so many war


Which war did edo conquered the delta Igbo ..non and absolutely non ...they just blab


If they were powerful why build most biggest moat and walls around their reddy muddy small enclave


They must have been scared of the aros


Edo are just over bloated history never achieved nothing apart from an exiled king and demished kingdom
Politics › Re: Who Are The Edo People? by tonychristopher: 3:46pm On Sep 08, 2015
huangcheng:
Chaiii!!! It must really be hard to be an EDO man right now. Hausas don't want you, Yorubas deny you, Igbos distant themselves from you. Edos are in-between-ers. grin grin

Edos are Yorubas, after-all they share something in common - Treachery!!!
They should look west and forget east
Politics › Re: Who Are The Edo People? by tonychristopher: 3:45pm On Sep 08, 2015
vicadex07:
Lol...they're claiming patrimony to Igbo people to ehn? grin

Maybe igbo people are truly descendants of edo people grin

***runs outta thread before one nnamdi sees this***
Y u dey craze like this

Look at edo

Hian
Politics › Re: Who Are The Edo People? by tonychristopher: 3:44pm On Sep 08, 2015
Few minutes ago I was just looking at how they termed an edo man omo odua here in Lagos the man vehemently told them he is not omo odua and this is a man in his 50s

So all I ask why did edo allow the Yoruba to rewrite their history via oduduwa fable
Politics › Re: Who Are The Edo People? by tonychristopher: 3:42pm On Sep 08, 2015
biafranking:
then how come they said onicha man have benin influence via culture or origin..

Yu can enlighten us more..duru1 or asha80 any help on this.?
Eze Chima was an Igbo man that sourjourned in Benin , he prospered then fell out with the king he was on reverse migration back to Igbo land ..he formed most Igbo villages with his followers and slaves from agbor to onicha Igbo then onicha mili

The name Eze Chima was an Igbo name and the evidence is still there and mind you Benin never influenced Onitsha

Some parts of Onitsha came from iguedo the only NRI daughter with nsugbe et al
Politics › Re: Who Are The Edo People? by tonychristopher: 3:39pm On Sep 08, 2015
biafranking:
before benin came to ogba,diobu and ph or whatever places the op mention,there was an igbos man existing there.
Before benin came to onitsha,there was an igbo tribes existing there,
Before benin came to ndokwa or ukwuani to influenced them a bit,there was igbos pple existing there.
Before God sent israelite to occupied the promised land,there were pple existing there called the canaanite and hittite..

Before benin strangers came to ikwerre or aniocha land as the op said, there was an igbo man existing there..
and that s why our language is a symbol of evidence of population of igbo pple living there b4 the arrival of benin strangers..

so make una chill, the most important thing is that if the present edo people cannot communicate with an ogba man,ukwuni man,ikwerre man and onitsha man with his own language then he should forget him/her as a brother to attached with cos language and relationship matters alot.
So the benin civilization lost the unity of assimilating one language into their system..
Sometime i wondered who re the benin we re talking here cos in edo state, they have over100 diversity and varieties of languages..
Auchi man does not understand an esan or benin languages,
even igbanke man or ika man does not understand the benin language.
and they will tell yu they re from edo state but do not understand and speak the same languages...
U dey mind them .nobi small Benin wey no reach 1000000 for population seff
Technology Market › DEMO Africa As Rallying Ground To Promote Tech Startups by tonychristopher(op): 12:35pm On Sep 08, 2015
DEMO Africa as rallying ground to promote tech startups

The DEMO Africa is a pan-African launch-pad for technology start-up companies. The annual event holds in Lagos, September 21-25. About 30 technology start-up companies from across Africa are billed to pitch for funding and other business interests. The event has become the go-to place for budding ‘techprenuers’ and Angel Investors. This year also promises to have Africa’s richest Aliko Dangote in attendance in what could expand the portfolio of interest in technology startups by African money bags.



Of the 30 startups pitching at DEMO Africa 2015, Nigeria haseight companies. Namely: PoshRite, Oga Venue, TalkingBookz, iKon Tracker, Mavis Computel, CarpartsNigeria, Zuvaa, and SmartEdu. Six come from Kenya, namely: Bitsoko, Bamba POS, Shield Finance, Insure Afrika, LipaPlus, ENT-Mobile, Abacus, and SimbaPay. South Africa has three startup-representatives: Edge Books, Bozza and Eco-mc2. Ghana has two: Ghana’s Zeepay and Flippy Campus. Egypt also has two: Lock Name and Raye7. Cameroon features two: Koomza and Feem Wi-Fi; and Zimbabwe also has two startups: IPC eProductivity and RoadRules.



http://itedgenews.com/2015/09/07/nitda-backs-demo-africa-as-rallying-ground-to-promote-tech-startups/#
TV/Movies › Re: Uzodinma Iweala: 'Beast Of No Nation', Based On Novel By Okonjo-iweala‘s Son by tonychristopher: 12:16pm On Sep 08, 2015
Another Igbo boy putting Igbo in global map

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