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who is this person?

For me, it was the song that introduced African music to the world

what the hey?

what kind of ignorance is this?

i fear for this generation abeg.

Well, he now has the exposure he needs.

AdoZazzau: I ignored the images the first two times but I couldnt pass the opportunity of finding out this third time. Maybe there is something there for me to learn. Do you know why they cover the head and what is the significance?

There is actually nothing there for you to learn.

Please keep it moving.

AdoZazzau: Yes tpia@, I am a Nigerian. There is a disease that comes with western educatiin and is called "discrimination". You Southerners suffer from the white man's syndrome and penchant for putting humanity into category buckets. What seemings do I need to posess for you to recognize I am Nigerian?

i dont buy into pity parties, so you might need to find a sympathetic audience elsewhere for your sly attempts to start making mountains out of molehills.

You do not seem nigerian, imo, if that statement offends you, then maybe you should attach "nigerian" to your moniker.

when you say you are nigerian, do you mean nigerien?

AdoZazzau: Subhanallah! Please do not say that. No there is no sharing between paganism and Islam. I saw this picture in flckr of yoruba people sitting in front of an ifa priest and the ifa man had his head covered with a shawl. There is another one in youtube i bumped into accidentaly and it looked like a town festival and there were spiritual or pagan priests with white head cover. Now i see this posted picture online and i want ti know two things from yoruba peiple. number 1, why the head covered? 2. what is the priest doing in this picture? He held something in hand.

The other two pictures is for comparison and thats a muslim and jew with shawl cover for prayer. In my religion covrring head has a deeper spiritual meaning,its more than the ordinary prayer.

well, the photo looks muslim, imo.

However, i see no reason for you to bother yourself about all this other stuff you're saying, since i really fail to see how it concerns you per se.

is there a reason why you're so interested in yorubas?

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where's the so-called abuse you said you reserved for yourself?

point it out plz, i dont see it.

lastpage: this ex-Mopol (You can imagine, Police man!)

what's this supposed to mean?

bokohalal: Ado is typical Fulani.
Zazzau -Zaria(?) in Kaduna State.

Over emphasis usually means something is off.

In this case, the moniker in question is too eager to be recognized as fulani, not to mention he doesnt sound like one per se.

Oh my gosh, see me responding to this lady on another thread.


Didnt realize its the dog woman, i need to start bookmarking some user ids here so i can stop accidentally engaging them in discussion.

I seriously doubt the op is yoruba.

Adozazzau


^ Are you nigerian?

You dont seem to be.

Jesu Kristi, I need to sign off for now, these s.tupid questions and d.aft threads are getting too much. Don't know if its just me or they're more than usual.

op if you're a brokeass buffoon, please DO NOT do anything financially with your wife.

if you're not, then i dont expect this type of dumb thread from you!!!!

if you and your wife are not trustworthy then why do you need nl to advise you on your personal matters? use your common sense, gosh.

e don do, gosh.

stop carrying the matter on your head!

una never tire?

the guy don talk say im no vex, na una dey vex on im behalf. How does that make sense?

i hope he is happy seeing his life spread all across the gossip tabloids.

that's all!

lastpage: So this is all you have to say ....even when "silence" would have covered you gaping ignorance?
Ugly Idiota like you!

Lastpage!

eschew violence dear.

you seem to have lost your marbles, hope you havent gone totally bonkers?

make we nor see you for cnn o, although of course if that's your career goal, then good for you.

are he and Gov Fashola related by any chance?

they seem to share some resemblance.

mifan: My response was based on the enquiry and I only want to get as many diverse views on this.

Which diverse views do you need on a matter that concerns only you?

And do you not have parents, friends and associates to give you advice?

Just asking.

CAMEROONPRIDE: Please, Tpia, I beg you don't entertain the troll,please ..thank you

Alright, i wont get into all this, i was originally addressing the op anyway.

They are west african so why would they look horner?

Your personal bias towards west africans doesnt mean they are not good looking.

mifan: unfortunately I dont know which of them.

Am i the only one seeing your posts as pointless?

Monicasque: so you mean she must stay?

That's not what she said.

The op is the one with the story, just drop your response and move on.

[quote author=Ch@nges]OP. I still don't see a point in your write up compared to the topic[/quote]Thank you

byvan: If ladies should start judging guys with their activities as students, definitely 85% might remain unmarried.

Thank you

Sanboy25:
No, I don't think it's a sin.
The pastor should be the last to leave since he has to make sure that none of the believer needs to talk to him.
He should be there for his people, anyway, that's how it goes in MY church...
The pastor is supposed to be there for you, and not the other way around...

Moses had to appoint others to assist him in ministering, when the load became too great and he was getting worn out.

Look at what you just typed, especially your last sentence?

bknight: Indoctrination.

Its not a sin. Maybe a sin against d pastor but not against God.

In a strict catholic rule, after mass, until d father (d procession) enters d sacristy d congregation shld not disperse yet.

True, maybe the poster is catholic.

But the question is still silly though.

Perhaps the op should give us some background into his situation so we can know what prompted it.

Denrele, this is not the time to not have a photo op.

Ikengawo: this thread isn't meant to be tribalist at all, I'm just curious.
The reason is because I've never seen one. More importantly, all depictions of rural life in Nigeria are typically from the east when it comes to Nigerian media. I would say that Igbos tend to place a greater emphasis on their village of origin than other tribes, and even when they travel they still consider themselves citizens of that village first, but yorubas are more able to adopt a new local as their home and home for their children (as long as it's still in yoruba land or the west), so i'm curious to see if this cultural difference impacts village life there.


I also hear that traditional religions are more prevalent in Yoruba villages than in eastern ones.

Wow, such an error filled post.

No wonder no yoruba bothered responding to the question.

somalia9: its amazing the racial hierachy that exists in africa lol


some on here chide me and scorn me for saying somalis/ethiopians are better looking than negroids

but those same people say fulanis are better looking than typical west africans because a few fulanis have features that resemble somalis/ethiopians


amazing.

Fulani features are unique.

And they dont look somalian or horner, they look west african.

[quote author=Abiyamọ]This thread was created for people like you, too bad of you if you don't read it: https://www.nairaland.com/9154/why-hausas-fulanis-co-joined-one[/quote]You are presuming to teach me about hausa fulani when you yourself know nothing about them?

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