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Yes, he seems more like a writer. And didnt he study history btw. In any case, he seems to have enjoyed his time in ivory coast. Given the fact that he spent most of his life outside the east for the most part, i'm sure he probably found it a bit hard adapting when he was stationed permanently there by the war. Must have been a huge relief for him when it finally ended. |
one would think adekunle was the only soldier who fought in that war. bashr8:arent there reports adekunle personally helped igbos to safety in the north and was almost killed for it? ![]() no one is commending whichever reporter published the interview in question, but the saying war is hell, isnt without basis. |
Looking at the circumstances which made ojukwu a hero to his people- it might not be possible or advisable to have another hero like him. Or who is praying for a repeat of those times? ![]() Sometimes if the cost of unity is too high, then nothing wrong with democracy, or a form of it imo. |
How did he get his french connection i wonder. Was it via cameroon? ![]() |
The order might have come from the ibb camp. Just guessing. |
@ topic i suspected as much. |
@ topic well, ojukwu was a focal point for igbos everywhere. so what happens now- who is going to unify the igbos? ![]() |
female pilots: https://english.peopledaily.com.cn/200507/20/images/0719_B99.jpg [img]http://3.bp..com/_iG2qILKBjms/SZNyxRlAnRI/AAAAAAAACYs/2s5BjVGOktA/s400/colemanbessie_01.jpg[/img] https://muslimmedianetwork.com/mmn/windows-live-pictures/LifeWithoutIjtihad_9F7D/saudiwomanpilot.jpg a century after amelia earhart yet some people still never heard of her. none of you watched night at the museum 2? ![]() at least? ![]() |
female train engineer: https://www.telegraphindia.com/1101013/images/13priti.jpg https://www.womenofchina.cn/Profiles/EverydayWomen/images/pic5f6mkl0j.jpg https://www.galesburg.com/archive/x1172101972/g12c00000000000000055b5e5d3534119ced7cfabc8259d4d57a720d15f.jpg she retired after 34 years on the job: https://bloximages.chicago2.vip.townnews.com/pantagraph.com/content/tncms/assets/v3/editorial/7/6a/76aa69af-4496-5456-b1bc-20f6970d6521/76aa69af-4496-5456-b1bc-20f6970d6521.image.jpg |
According to one of the female trainee drivers, Miss Ashuma Sarah:http://allafrica.com/stories/201111090135.html some of these men hold such archaic views its quite embarassing. |
in Edo State, it has become a common sight by commuters seeing female drivers at the State owned Edo Intra-City bus, otherwise known as the "COMRADE BUS". |
[quote author=Mrs, Chima link=topic=813070.msg9652800#msg9652800 date=1322529377]Oh my goodness! A woman driving a car means she wears the pants in her relationship? [/quote]be very shocked.that one claims to have been raised in america. any wonder the country is seeing home grown terrorists now. |
@ sezkillz women overseas drive trains, luxury buses, any kind of buses, etc. Its not a big deal or unusual over there. Female pilots too. |
But like i said, car in nigeria is considered a luxury not a necessity hence the attitude we see here from some males who feel women are encroaching on their territory by having the audacity to drive a car. This is why the overseas experience is sometimes important. If you're stranded somewhere with approaching subzero temperature and the only person who can come to pick you up is a woman, let's see how nasty you'll be about female drivers. |
I think edo state is training female bus drivers. You know the women over there dont joke around when it comes to the nitty gritty of anything that brings in the dough. They have female mechanics already. |
His father got rich through the transportation business i believe. He had investments in nigeria and different african countries. |
Please learn instead of trying to teach. I'm not aware of dawodu being used to refer to any eldest son in yorubaland- kindly provide definitive proof so i can stand corrected. Dawodu is the yoruba muslim name for david. I hope you're aware there's such a thing as a yoruba muslim name? ![]() I thought you started the thread with david and dafidi. How did it become about an eldest son. |
odumchi:steven is the english form of a greek name, from stephen, or stephanos. http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?allowed_in_frame=0&search=stephen&searchmode=nl In Yoruba, Dafidi is correct. Dafid is not. |
all are variations of the name daood or dawood from arabic. dauda, dawood, daood, dawodu, etc etc. they all mean david. |
i think the v turns to a w same as with arabic, in the Jewish pronounciation. or it remains v. |
my brother @op dawodu is the muslim form of david. dafidi is also correct since its a transliteration of the name david. v is absent in yoruba, i believe. Its pronounced f instead. you received a revelation? ![]() |
^^stop worrying about what i'm doing here. i'll soon stop posting in your section, so enough of the uneccessary hyperactivity. |
its common on facebook. doesnt mean the person is gaay. |
fear sha. |
from a nairalander: My greatest phobia is to see a woman driver in my front. 99% of them know close to nothing about driving and most times they put other road users at high risk. I think it is high time the Govt should ban women drivers.https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-143637.0.html%22 a "phobia" ![]() |
in nigeria, a car is seen as a luxury, not a necessity, so some men do not like to be "upstaged" by the thought of a female driver. there's a thread where they were cursing out female drivers the other time- let me see if i can still find it. |
Andre Uweh:like i said, i have photos of my dad, who isnt kwaran, wearing the same hat. so what's the problem? feedback from the agbada thread? |
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