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I dont really want to comment on udoka ekwe's advice here because I dont want to type in annoyance. |
huxley:@ bolded: there probably was. Just not within the exact boundaries they are today. |
funny how olabawale is always in the Christian section, ostensibly "preaching". what do you call it when someone finds himself irresistibly attracted to something or someone but will never admit that he has a "thing" for the person? Olabawale, keep pretending you're always in the Christian section mainly to "preach". One day the scales will fall from your eyes and you'll stop running from your desire to be a Christian. You're fooling no one but yourself. |
to be forewarned is to be forearmed. For those who have never seen a stadium before, them don talk am say AIDs full that place oh. |
Eziachi:see the kind of weirdness people are turning into in the name of being anti-Nigerian. so who occupies the region called Nigeria, in the event every single Nigerian is sent to these places you mention. Places where the owners will probably dump you in the sahara desert anyway. Illegal immigrant wey wan take over another man's country. I'd personally wish for five more wishes. One would be to grant Nigerians common sense. |
is it just me, or are most of the literary efforts in this section, mainly about graphic sex? hey, I'm not trying to douse anyone's fire here, but occasionally its okay to exercise and experiment with a wider variety of subject matter, imo. Could also be related to the age demographic, I guess. |
@ Dr Kitaun what explains someone telling u that he's got some funny objects crawling in his body ? any takers to explain that scientifically ? Formication is a somewhat unusual, but medically well-known, abnormal sensation. This sensation closely resembles the feeling of insects crawling on and/or under the skin, and can also include sensations which resemble those of insects stinging or biting. There are many known causes of formication.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formication |
[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=157544.msg2621333#msg2621333 date=1218088711]@Post, In trying to understand who Oduduwa was and where he originated from, here are some questions that will assist the research: 1. His father's name Lamarudu, is the adulterated form and pronounciation for Al-Mahrud. Is it possible that the name Oduduwa is in its adulterated form? If so, what's the authentic form and pronounciation? 2. Is it possible that his grandson Oranmiyan could have been named in memory of his ancestry back to the Oromifaa people of Aksum? I don't know what Oromifaa mean but what does Oranmiyan mean in any Nigerian language? Oranmiyan itself could be an adopted version 3. Obelisks were erected as dedicated structures to the worship of the deities. Its use in ritual practice is exclusive to only two of world civilizations (Egyptian and Ethiopian). Anywhere else where Obelisk is erected, it exists as a work of art and not as a shrine. The only exception is the obelisk in Ife. It was built by Oduduwa's grandson as a shrine. There is a consciousness, even though they are materially removed from ancestral home, the spirit knows what to do. 4. Look at the white cap Chiefs in Yorubaland. Ancient Egypt had exact same ministerial structure around the King. In fact, look at the cap structure itself, very simple when compared with the elaborate headgear of the Pharaohs, but the folds are a match! There are many clues and dots that need to be connected together to complete the puzzle. Europeans know, they studied the artifacts they stole from Ife, Bini, Oyo and they are without doubt certain where it all points. They will never admit the connection. How would it be broadcasted? That the seat of power in Ife, Bini and Oyo are all bloodline with the throne of ancient Egypt and Ethiopia? Good Luck![/quote]very interesting points, especially the one about the obelisk. I do wonder where the Yoruba got the cap design from. Oranmiyan means My problem or issue has been resolved. All of Oduduwa's kids' names are in Yoruba. Oduduwa is the only one of his lineage with a non-Yoruba name. Its rather hard to decipher the meaning of his name, so its probably not a Yoruba one. |
nuzo:let me give you a quote from a book I'm reading at the moment. Its titled A Ring of Endless Light by madeline Engle. Suffering, in jewish tradition, confers no priviledges. It all depends on what one makes of the suffering. It is possible to suffer and despair an entire lifetime and still not give up the art of laughter.Too much bad belle can choke the bearer. ![]() Everything should be in balance. Someone who consistently rains on others parades, is only hurting himself, because you can't always kill the joy in others even if you can't find any yourself. |
Gamine:stop hating on the boy. You want to have kids of your own someday. Its not his fault his father is president. Must he start mourning on account of that? Would you mourn if you were in his position? |
Queen Latifa cant be anything but gay. |
@ SM Zina As much as i despise the juvinile (12 years), posing with a dangerous weapons (AK 47), since i am sure Musa Yar adua, might not be have been able to anticipate the degree of danger inherent in that action, i equally abhor and detest the security officers( either soldiers or Police) on duty at President Yar adua's residence for irresponsibly releasing the weapon to the President's son to pose for picture. I also despise NV M for posting the picture on the internet because, two wrongs does not make one right. NV M as a caring aspiring parent or parent to be and a nigerian patiot, could have used other means of reaching the yar adua family to caution the young boy. We are gradually copying the west too blindly in their so called freedom of expression, but we as africans, also have our traditional values and ways and means of correcting the children of our elders(rich, chiefs, religious etc) in the our community when they go wayward rather than blowing it out of proportion. Aren't we washing our dirty linen outside NV M?you dont seem to realize the level of malice some so called Nigerians have for Nigeria. NV M is no exception here. Using a 12 year old boy to get at his father is really low, and smacks of the militant child kidnappings in the Niger Delta. If someone can get this close to the boy and snap this kind of picture just in order to give the father bad publicity, then they can also get close enough to kidnap him. |
oh, I'm so sorry. Accept my condolences. I'm happy you came to nairaland with this problem though. Your solution is right here, of course. ![]() |
they're just displaying their ignorance. I wouldnt be surprised if its some bad belle Nigerians starting all these rumors. Anyone can get a virus anywhere. |
He picked up a virus, malaria or something else in Nigeria. So? Them no get doctor and hospital for UK? He could also pick up a superbug in his hometown. |
nuzo and kobojunkie: perpetual bad weather. Gloom is their trademark. They hate sunlight. Thats their philosophy in a nutshell. |
Gamine:when you were a pikin, did you hear of Niger Delta militants? |
boyscout:thank you oh. ![]() Is there any way in which the bolded can be made to sink into people's thick brains? Bad belle no go kill some Nigerians sha. which bling are they complaining about? Let them also go and talk to the Nigerian musicians who are promoting this same bling. Grown ass men oh, not little kids. Impregnating women all over the place and copying 50 cent and one dollar. rubbish. @ Landis- this your jealousy is getting gargantuan, abeg. |
Ibime:You do know truth can be relative- especially in Nigeria. In the absence of written records, the most anyone can do is follow the language, culture, oral traditions and artistic trails. Then try to make informed (not hasty/mistaken) conclusions from available data. Negro has made some interesting points. There does seem to be an Egyptian link which may not be peculiar to the Yoruba alone. However, I'm really of the opinion that Sudan is the smoking gun here. The article you posted seemed to have a general idea about origins, but some of the specifics were kind of hard to swallow. Especially the Yoruba ones. However, the Urhobo roots do make sense, as far as the little I know. Oral tradition all over Yorubaland verifies the fact that Oduduwa's descendants are the reigning monarchs of most major Yoruba towns. Bini only conquered some part of Lagos. The Portuguese met a Bini garrison there when they first landed, I think. The original owners of Lagos, however, are not the Bini but the Aworis (Yoruba). I believe the Binis had lost their grip on Lagos by the time the British arrived. Binis also conquered some parts of Ondo state, but they were pushed back after some prolonged wars, and those areas reinstated their allegiance to Ife (kind of like Spain, Portugal and the Moorish invaders, imo). So its more like a tug of war between the Ife and Benin monarchs. There was a book covering all these things in detail but I cant remember the name. |
Shaz:oh my gosh- please check out countless pictures of white kids holding their hunting guns. have you never heard of hunting? The photo was clearly taken in order to embarass and abuse the boy's father. its a matter of context- due to the Nigerian situation, the kid looks like a child soldier. not to mention high school shootings abroad. There is nothing happening in naija that people havent seen before, abeg. |
It's mostly girls who close their eyes when they kiss and that's because they want to imagine that they're kissing Denzel washington or Boris Kudjoe and not you.such a cynic. ![]() @ topic: it makes the experience more surreal. |
congrats. May it continue to work. and dont just swallow everything you read on nairaland. Its ok to take some things with a grain of salt. |
does:eyah. Stuff happens. I don talk am say all these guys wey dey shout virginity, na fake them be for the most part. Virginity doesnt keep a man. anyway, you pick yourself up and keep going. There are plenty of fish in the sea, and better men out there than this one. |
Is the main issue here the fact that the guy is diabetic, that he wants her to take a blood oath, or his threats of suicide to make her stay with him? Anyway, he's obviously unstable, and the girl better find a way to break off gently without upsetting him. By the way, can't they just be friends- why must they be lovers, given the situation. You can't force someone to love you, really. It doesnt work that way. For women especially- you can't force their love. |
hehehe. |
nuzo:neither is it by force to post on this thread. why not open a thread for raining curses on Nigeria, if that will make you happy. ![]() short life oh, long life oh, worthless life oh, valuable life oh- na only one single life per person. ![]() |
NV ME:I meant whoever originally put the pictures on the web. Look- its not a crime to be rich. (I'm not referring to looters here) I'm sure you yourself aspire to be rich someday. Should your enemies hold your children accountable for your sins? |
this olanajim no wicked oh. |
abeg carry go. I can post my beautiful cousin's picture and tell me how you'll know if you dont meet me in person. The one wey resemble biracial. |
rampant:He's an impressionable minor. Just because his dad is Yaradua doesnt change that fact. Rich kids are still kids. |
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