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it might depend on the country and sometimes the dates may vary.

there's some intentional vagueness about it, i should think.



here's a site which gives aug 19, while some other sites say aug 18:

http://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/us/eid-al-fitr


anyway, time to prepare for post-ramadan, since the actual ramadan is already over.

^ the one with igbo features.

nigeria:

https://www.sarahhafner.com/sarahhafner/images/misc/adire205.jpg

ojeikere okhai (nigeria)

https://www.caacart.com/artwork/Ojeikere-J-D-Okhai-pigozzi-collection-798.jpg

nigerian:

computer generated via XO


https://www.olpcnews.com/images/olpc-art-nigeria.png

ifeyinwa umeike- nigeria

canoe

https://www.galeriaquetzal.com/artists/Fritz/RedCanoeSmall.jpg

nigerian art:

https://www.everyculture.com/images/ctc_03_img0810.jpg

[img]http://www.freespiritgallery.ca/Images/africanart2.jpg[/img]

zimbabwe (not sure of artist's ethnicity)



https://www.davidsanger.com/images/zimbabwe/7-403-6.matetsitile.m.jpg

chidi okoye (nigeria i assume)- influence


https://www.modernartimages.com/images/abstract/abstract-artist-infulence.jpg

it might help to include the artist name and country, i suppose (when the information is available)

kenya: albert lizah

[img]http://www.unc.edu/oasis/Auction/true%20african%20art%20%20albert%20lizah.JPG[/img]

do you mean art by africans (specifically black africans?)

i assume you do.

because it matters to me in some way?

t'o ba cultist, o cultist s'apo ara ti e abi wetin concern others?

that's between you and whoever, but certainly not me.

the only name i can mention to you is Jesus- if you like accept or reject- your choice.

@ topic

the story is probably untrue, but why is it so difficult for women to just dress properly?

is it the types of clothing that are being sold or what.

the problem wasnt of this magnitude before.

^such nasty descriptions, bro.

^are you a cultist?

any explanation from the meteorologists as to what might have caused the surge?

lord have mercy.

was there an earthquake somewhere, a fault line, weather issues, etc?

however, i think these would have instant recognition as per nationality or ethnicity:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d3/Nuruddin_Farah_001.jpg/140px-Nuruddin_Farah_001.jpg





https://www.uhep.jsi.com/Images/man_smiling.jpg


https://u.goal.com/64600/64651hp2.jpg

etc etc

one of them is obviously igbo.

the rest are majorly non nigerian- dont know the specifics or from where.

not all churches have offerings.

most of you people are very ignorant.

and need Jesus in your lives btw.

Goshen360: @ God2man,

The above thread you mentioned started in May 23, 2005 and lasted till Sept. 23, 2010/March 02, 2012.

what are your other nl ids, if you've been here since 2006?

esau's actions and hardness of heart, were probably factors in his being described that way.

Malachi 1

http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=mal%201&version=NIV

The burden of the word of the Lord to Israel by Malachi.

2 I have loved you, saith the Lord. Yet ye say, Wherein hast thou loved us? Was not Esau Jacob's brother? saith the Lord: yet I loved Jacob,

3 And I hated Esau, and laid his mountains and his heritage waste for the dragons of the wilderness.

4 Whereas Edom saith, We are impoverished, but we will return and build the desolate places; thus saith the Lord of hosts, They shall build, but I will throw down; and they shall call them, The border of wickedness, and, The people against whom the Lord hath indignation for ever.

5 And your eyes shall see, and ye shall say, The Lord will be magnified from the border of Israel.

the jacob and esau being referred to are nations, not necessarily the actual individuals.

characteristics associated with jacob include a willingness to accept his faults and limitations (humble heart), while esau was the opposite- proud, arrogant, resistant to God, etc.

God resists the proud and gives grace to the humble.

looks like cgi.

Igbo is an Igbo regardless if they have been contaminated with other etnicities or not

smh.

what would you tell a child that has an igbo father and an Edo mother?? That she is not Igbo because she has been contaminated??

Ridiculous.

nigerian culture is patrilineal, meaning a child goes with his father's tribe unless there are circumstances that prevent him or her from doing so.

Nothing wrong with showcasing new talent once in a while.

I saw a picture of wasiu or somebody's daughter the other day, and she's also rather pretty.


The problem is, what's going on with nigerian celebrities and marriage? Too many issues and controversy.

Thanks.


You can also use the search function.

I just did, and immediately found at least three threads addressing the subject.

You were on two of them, and posted pictures of non-nigerian fulani on one.

Misapplication of google, dear.


Anyway, the emir has hausa blood, or if you can find a better way to explain why he looks hausa, then lets hear it on a different thread preferably.



You seem to be confusing him with the sultan of sokoto.