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2mch: One thing these people don't understand is Yoruba culture. We are all traceable by family or compound names. No one can just come and say you are Yoruba.

not only family and compound names, but also lineage.

people are confusing internet/nl yoruba with real yoruba.

like the one who posted a picture of a ghanan in kente cloth and said because he saw the photo on a site titled yoruba, therefore the kente man is yoruba.


what logic.

not a big deal.

i was going to ask the same question the other day.


nigeria has no child actors or teenage celebrities it seems.

well, at least those involved are N2.5 million richer now?

tell me which salary would yield that in three days.

even which business sef, with minimal investment, unless maybe dangote's company or something.

why is bright007 the one being dumped on when the op started the thread to abuse his mother's technique of raising him?

others then followed suit and started lambasting their mothers.


where exactly is bright007 to blame for all of this?

valen la bella: I don't think belting is a traditional african thing.

its not.

that's why i pointed out the audience is what dictates the technique.

no, he doesnt speak fluent yoruba, from what i've read of the little yoruba he types very rarely.

as for haka nai: I'm not familiar with that moniker so i dont know who or what he's supposed to be.

and anyone who thinks al harem is yoruba, needs their brain examined, imo.

why would ndu chucks be considered a yoruba man by anybody, when his name is igbo and he speaks igbo fluently here?

so what is nl supposed to do about you people and your mothers now?

you cant directly iron out your issues with your mamas in person, so you turn to the internet for help?

i googled the name and that's the only picture available right now.

depends on the audience?

or is it the culture.

op

what's the point of the thread.

a low fat stew would probably have minimal or no oil.

you have to check what the recommended daily amount of oil is per day, and work within those limits.


you could also use garden egg instead of regular stew, i suppose.

stillme: The secret behind the state called lagos is love.The love among the people in lagos is more than the love in other states in nigeria.

you've been watching too much disney dear.

that's like saying the secret behind the US is love.

why are there no other pictures of her?

this woman doesnt look yoruba in the stock photo.

not saying she isnt, but are there no other photos from a different angle.

i dont think 99.9% of nigerians would do this, though funny enough I checked the list and did find a nigerian name there.

as per the facebook founder, it seems he moved to the US in 1993 or so [not sure], got the citizenship around 1996, and since he's so rich, i guess he doesnt need it.

he's originally from brazil.

its all one to me, really, i dont care.

if they like they should wear it, if they like they shouldnt.

kind of a hypocritical thread, if you ask me.

when there are nigerian women encouraging others to disrespect nigerian women, then why wont we see boldfaced ne'er do wells opening senseless threads everywhere.

you have nigerian women who will tell you- oh, i'm the big banana, have no problem in relationship and never will (or vice versa), will ever be on top, can never do wrong, all the guys and girls worship me, and for those who dont, i have my minions to deal with them, blah blah blah and all manner of jive- and then they instigate f.ools to launch attacks on others, feeling as long as they themselves arent the ones being attacked, nothing is wrong.

in any case, the op himself is guilty of his own accusations, end of.

^^ the walmart one was an imitation.

the real wigs are very expensive.

being told that Nigeria Schools don't accept disabled children in "normal" schools

there are special ed schools in nigeria but i cant say for sure how well funded they are.

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the wedding looks expensive.


are they VIPs?

[quote author=ijaw_girl]https://i1269.photobucket.com/albums/jj595/fubara1/bd934abe.jpg[/quote]love the yellow and purple outfit.

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according to wiki, court wigs only got phased out in 2008, in the UK, and most likely the other countries will follow suit as well.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Court_dress

poster

the problem i have with your thread is: as late as last year, you were worried your boyfriend had an std, yet you still didnt use protection?

was it because:

1. nobody on the thread you opened advised you to use any

2. you didnt know about protection even though you knew about std and hiv

3. you werent worried or afraid

4. it was a fake thread [this one nko?]

5. you enjoyed the s.ex too much

6. some other explanation.

7. he said he was cured, or didnt have an std

8. one or more of the above



i'm still at a loss- maybe you can fill those of us who are puzzled, in.