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I was in the banking hall once--a very public place by most standards--when the lady seated next to me, perhaps in an effort to quieten her noisy baby, whipped out the WHOLE DAMN THING and shoved it into the baby's mouth

a reason why nursing mothers need to wear large, loose blouses when going out with their baby.

in addition, breastmilk can be bottlefed these days.

moremi:

https://c0027112.cdn.cloudfiles.rackspacecloud.com/12683.jpg

https://campusworldonline.net/campusworld/blogfiles/images/News-%20OAU%20OUTSIDE%20MOREMI%20HALL.jpg

NEW LECTURE HALL BEHIND MOREMI HALL

hmm, wont that area be crowded now.

does that igbo guy still sell imported snacks in moremi?

m&ms, twix, snickers bars, etc.

ijekuje.

AWO IS DULL

thank God!!!!!

OLD BUKA IS GONE

THE BUSH IN FRONT OF ZOO GONE THEIR IS A CAR PARK THERE NOW

the zoo was one of the first places i visited in OAU.

my first week there, a student took me round and we had a snack as well.

thank God for people sha. He was a great guy.

NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM BESIDE PHARMACY

hmm, I dont think it was there before. . . .relocated, right? I'm trying to remember the former location but am drawing a blank. But its an interesting place.

Emmyk:
I dont know anything bout my future,

very true.

ps 19:14

Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O LORD

I was hoping to gently educate the original poster

i dont think the op can be gently educated.

i do suspect some mental imbalances going by the way he presented himself.



soft pedaling wont help him but prompt treatment might.

@ topic

Some people need to watch out for the early signs of madness in their thought pattern, and get help.

Sometimes i wonder at the kind of s.tupidity which makes people open threads of this nature.

May God have mercy on we humans.

Why do people look at somebody and say thank God i am better than that person because i have some physical attribute which is better than that person's own.

Do you know your future?

Why are some folks so d.aft.

And is it by force to start a thread.

I dont think people care much what children are exposed to, nigeria.

Hakeem olajuwon's golden moments are for america, not nigeria.

I wouldnt be surprised if the DL  i.diot isnt one of those crack addicted nl p.imps with abysmally low self esteem due to their lack of proper care while growing up.


next we'll see him or somebody jump in saying i'm a yoruba man.

^You're not very coordinated and dont seem nigerian at all going by your posts here.

When you say you have jebu and yoruba royal ancestry, what does that mean?

Where is your actual hometown and where is your maternal side from.

I dont know why these low self esteem f.ools must always mention yoruba girls anytime they're jacking off.

Thread title says imo state but the yahooyahoo p.imp had to bring up yoruba.

Wa pe ni sahara desert- dem never handle you well yet.

Instead of learning how to pronounce the name right you're saying its better to simply say you're insulting the person.

Laziness at its finest.

@ logica

who cares, really?

It seems in ancient times igbo was the name of a town to the south of enugu.

Back then people considered their ethnicity to be that of their idividual hometowns.

The people to the north of igboland now applied the name to their southern neighbours, and that was how it stuck. Maybe they had some dealings with the actual town called igbo?

Also, the europeans in america especially tagged every african brought in from a particular area, igbo. So with time, the entire area came to self identify as igbo.

Anyone who is annoyed by my posts here should attack me when i get back. I need to log off now.

also, @ topic

some old igbo names are based on market days, as we can see from this write up:

http://www.crvp.org/book/Series02/II-3/chapter_viii.htm


majority of the female names used to start with nw, for some reason. I'd noticed this before.

Abagworo:
Elugu is more or less the lower half of Igbo that would use it as hilltop in reference to people living up North.

quite correct about the hill top meaning.

however, isnt enugu itself northern igboland.

Up - Elu - Enu. eg Enugu or Elugu

seems elugu is elu ugwu.

elu is hill, or up.

other names include odiri [meaning king's son]- probably odili today.

kamalu, long form of kalu.

enugu used to be known as elugu, showing some consonants have been changed.

if there's an actual town called elugu today, in the southeast, then i stand corrected.

elu ugwu [elugu] means hill top.

here's an igbo [ibo] name from two or three centuries ago:

Shadraoh[b] ldasibiokoromabaofore [/b]

can anyone translate this?

not sure if the spelling is right.

move on sweetie.

didnt understand most of your post but i think you said the guy is no good.


besides, its just a crush.

it's tempting to think gaddafi is alive, really.

but one has to believe the media this time.

the tourist[b] is [/b] just a movie after all.

besides, they said the same thing about osama.

^^what I read was gaddafi instituted laws that made it very difficult to marry more than one wife.

now the new govt wants to reverse that and encourage polygamy.

as for polygamy being either muslim or arabic [not both]- the answer to that isnt certain.

poster are you done salivating over igbo guys?

GenBuhari:
@ OP
Why are you representing the poisoning of our serving head of state as a Golden Moment.

Do you realise that had Abacha lived our country would have progressed?

because people jumped her for mentioning a pastor.

are those the only universities in nigeria?

d.umb thread.

^^you're going off on a tangent with all this wrong info.

why exactly are you fascinated with yoruba?

are you nigerian?

^^i'm yet to come across people with igbo in their names in ancient times.

of course i could be wrong, but folks from back then generally had names in which each constituent part, had a meaning.


assuming igbo was a name form in the olden days, then it should have a specific meaning which is decipherable as well.

figuratively speaking.

and ancient times here would imply before a great grandfather's time.

let's assume for most people, their great grandfather's time would be around the early part of the 20th century, or at a stretch, the later part of the 19th century.

^^maybe i read his post wrong.

will check it again.

i grew up with one Igboanugo family and neither their grandfather nor their father was named Igboanugo. The name was a very old name

if he means the great grandfather was the one named igboanugo, then igbo might have been getting popular as a prefix/suffix around those times.

the section did need some spicing up.

the usual miscreants are in absentio for now.

^^prefixes and suffixes.

you can check obiagu's first post on this page.

he has a general idea.

men do it more but when they do theirs, they're more likely to be able to back up the claim. [not counting that d.aft cockerel called fstranger aka arsenefc of course. Very s.tupid fellow].

a woman who often describes herself as smart, on the other hand, might come across as weird and vain, and sometimes, actually isnt as bright as she thinks she is.

just my opinion.

my point is, most smart women dont call themselves that, probably because they're busy thinking of and figuring out things, not reflecting on how smart they are. That's also why they tend towards street foolishness.

am i making sense.