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hmmm, tpia, tlops and tpaine.

we be triplets o. Quite a coincidence.



na only tupac or tilapia remain make we turn to quintuplets.

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you say you're not Urhobo?

I thought Wadoo is an Urhobo word?

I'm a curious person- no mind me.

[quote author=ice_zik link=topic=119829.msg2056649#msg2056649 date=1205509446]Why did no one comment on my Isoko comment? You guys are making me and Isoko people seem irrelevant, I'll go and cry in my corner now. [/quote]start a thread for Isoko people.


where is Isoko by the way? Are you kwale or something? Urhobo?

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echelon:
It was because we were too late to get that domain name before them.

very true sha.

I'm quite surprised the domain name was still available.



@ romeo: what are you saying?

oh, I think I get it.

however, I thought it was "ngbo", not "igbo".

abeg all we non-Igbos shouldn't derail the thread o.

if PLC descends on all of una now.

@ sly: am lost.


@ debosky: do you mean ogo?

The only meanings of Igbo I know are:

Igbo: tribe
Igbo: bush.
Igbo: weed.

and now the acronym for the gay community.

all this other stuff is greek to me.

[quote author=®~^Sly^~® link=topic=119829.msg2054698#msg2054698 date=1205461067]Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!. . . . did i smell jealousy? [/quote]this is very weird.

So you're not Igbo? and your dad is white?

care to explain how Igbo means corn dish and nodding in Yoruba? Is that a dialect somewhere?

morenike09:
@tpia
the dude is half yoruba half white

really?

I thought he was Igbo, for real.

with some knowledge of Yoruba ( ie prior to this thread).

anyway, am out before PLC, oziomatv and other great defenders come around to sniff out Igbo haters. If you're not igbo you're not supposed to be on an Igbo thread.

@ sly: what tribe exactly are you?


you say Igbo means nodding and some corn dish, in Yoruba? Are you serious?

you sound like that guy on another thread who said Iyawo means brother or something.

this is free advertising for this gay organization o.

I never hear am before I saw this thread.

@ OP: is there any particular reason you're requesting for one specific tribe?

I'm curious because sometimes people start threads to request applications from certain tribes ( eg Igbo, Yoruba, etc)

I'm really interested in the exact attributes people want that they feel men from these tribes can give them.

is it sexual prowess? Financial security? Romance? Cultural familiarity/security?

what exactly?

am just curious.

@AJ: abeg I'm not amogo o.

had to do a search for his/her member info and posts.

this nairaland sef.

wahala2007:
I met this very beautiful girl,that I was madly in love with .She not only rebuffs my advances,but she targets insultive verbal pellets at me.After giving up hope,she chop my recharge card no be small.I was shocked when along ojuelegaba road,one day. I saw this girl with a baby strapped to her back.She was looking much like a market woman .The useless hold up stopped me from accosting her and offering her a ride(indirectly to show off).I think she has a shop somewhere(one of those demolished shops in yaba).Fortunately I saw her enter one of those shops where the book sellers are.
she got married mid last year.She hated the fact that I was a teacher then.To God be the glory.I earn (make i no talk yet)

Part 2 - when i investigate the shop to find her
lolllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

@poster: na by force to marry you?

she married someone else and you still can't leave her alone, but are busy planning part two, where "you investigate her shop to find her".

I think she should call her husband on you.

you no go find your own wife somewhere? abi make she leave her husband and baby and follow you?

keba:
@tpia

na wa for u ooohhhh!!
na only guys pictures u dey look wey dey make u yan like this
abi u be homo

you dey jealous the guy?

abi wetin? what is homo there?

e be like say I know you from somewhere, not so?

almondjoy:
Only spoken to one and HE remains the "greatest"! Still plan to meet him someday. Our conversations are always awesome.

Hi sweetheart! Still miss you always!

Not planning on meeting any other right now. . . no females or bushmeats allowed beyond this point.

Thank you!

almondjoy:
Check the latest YIM revelations!

na siena now.

I think you said as much, on a thread here somewhere, sometime in the past.

Anyway, he's the only person you talk about in this manner, around here, if I noticed right.

na open secret.

that guy Uby40 has one of the coolest pictures on this site.

the bobo fine no be small. If its really him, that is.

just an observation, nothing more.

there are quite a lot of fine guys here on nairaland.

romeo:
The point is that the girls are guilty and that majority of the boys coming home for marriage are not to blame

hmmmm.

The girls are definitely guilty of believing the lies most of the time.

If the girl has done say two abortions or has a hidden child from a previous marriage ( which she conveniently forgets to tell the guy about), or has school cert while informing the fiance she's a university graduate, then i wonder how the man will feel if he discovers all these after marrying her and taking her abroad.

I'm sure love will conquer all these minor obstacles.

[quote author=D-reloaded link=topic=119021.msg2046914#msg2046914 date=1205276525]tpia, thank you jare

all these people looking for fights, I'm bored.[/quote]I tire o!

do people need a census to confirm these things or what.


An Igbo friend back in Nigeria advised his sister not to marry her Yoruba boyfriend. She went ahead and married the guy anyway.

I'm thinking maybe if it had been the other way round, like if it had been the sister telling her brother not to marry his Yoruba girlfriend, he'd probably have listened to her and ended the relationship. I d'unno. No one said its a bad thing that there are fewer Yoruba women/Igbo men relationships and marriages.
Maybe the men are just more protective of their womenfolk and reluctant to hurt their family's feelings.

I'm sure there's a reasonable explanation somewhere. Not that anyone owes anyone else an explanation for anything.

Dont see what there is to huff about, either.


Instead of answering the OP's enquiry, na another thread them dey start.

abeg no be good thing.

All nations/tribes/countries/races have questionable behaviors they did in the past, out of ignorance or whatever.

What I heard when I visited Benue was that sometimes the woman offered could be really old as in her seventies and wrinkled.

So all the people salivating at the thought of nacking someone's pretty young wife should wake up and smell the coffee. The grass is always greener on the other side. Sometimes its when people (not necessarily Benue) want to kill you or use your life fluid that you get such "gifts". Isnt the New York governor lamenting his own, now.

Anyway, its just a rumor. I heard eskimos also have a tradition of offering their wives to guests. If at all its done in benue, must have been centuries ago or something and probably stopped by now.

what's the big deal now?

All these people denying basic facts that everyone knows.


There are far more marriages between Igbo women/Yoruba men, than Igbo men/Yoruba women.

ah ah!

The OP's situation isnt so unusual and I'm sure she'll readily find people who can advise her, being in a similar relationship, than if it were the other way round.

I've lost count of the number of Igbo women/Yoruba men marriages I'm aware of, while I can still count on one hand the number of marriages between Igbo men and Yoruba women that I know of personally.   

Nothing spoil there- its just a general observation obvious to anyone who wants to notice.


abeg am out jo.

ah ah!!!!!

why should there be a fight and about what?

in olden times, she would have been known as a "little person".

As in elf, fairy, female version of leprechaun, sprite, or something like that.

so tiny.

indeed, lord have mercy!

na thumbelina o!

no, my family isnt crazy, though sometimes we drive each other up the wall!

nothing wrong with burger flipping, cab driving, car washing or whatever people do to pay their bills. No condition is permanent.

All anyone is saying is here is dont lie to your fiance about what you do. Especially in such an obvious matter.

geez, how can someone be a "datee" for eight good years?

mind boggling.

Dalby:
Senior bros, how far wetin I do you

@Tpia

1. What I like about myself is that I face problems head on, if you like a lady in the house find away to contact the person and tell her how you feel, not going around in circles and patronising them.

2. I decided to check your general statistics and found only 2 hours of nairaland-inactivity, that is 9 and 10am in Nigeria or 9 and 10pm in newzealand, when do you sleep my guy Burning the candle at both ends is not the best way to make money o. Handymen for be the richest people

3. I know you don't give a flying fig about anything, so jump out the window from a multi-rise building and end it right now

you're only yarning ignorance here.

2 hours of nairaland inactivity doesnt mean I'm on nairaland all that time.

if I don't log off, most times the system seems to keep me on, so it looks like I'm on Nairaland even when I'm not.

are you new or something? You don't know that?

another one following me around.  Na wa o.

You like yourself- I've heard.

Anything else?

Glad to be of help though. Anything to keep your mind off your problems. I'm here for you, bro.

Dalby:
@Tpia

I just closed from work and I am going to the pub, a friend is having his birthday today, would have loved to stay and chat, but I can't. Will hook up when I get home.

take care

na by force this one dey chat with persin o. Water wan comot for gari o.