₦airaland Forum

lepasharon:
My goodness! dat stuff is disgusting!

if a Christian enters a Mosque in Kano or Zamfara to pray

The truth is marriage is not in my plans.I will never marry.Let me put it that bluntly. I don’t want to marry. I am angry.”

lakal:
https://lh6.ggpht.com/-sfuzbSzFDGQ/Th1z1f4vogI/AAAAAAAAJNE/6gSrQlghvCY/Asooke391_thumb%25255B1%25255D.jpg?imgmax=800

This classic style of nineteenth century Yoruba aso oke cloth involved the alternation of a simple warp striped strip with a second design in which supplementary weft float motifs are laid out on a fine blue and white checked background. In an early example such as this the magenta silk thread alaari from the trans-Saharan caravan trade is combined with local hand spun indigo dyed cotton. In some cases, as here, there is one different warp striped design to add variety. Although the supplementary weft float motifs are largely based on the Koranic board shape (a wooden rectangle with an arrow head at the top, used by boys at Islamic schools as a writing board) in early examples as here the weaver plays around with variations on the shape.

i wouldn't want to get certain things from pple for my first new baby

mitofag:
Ray away from her. Run away from her, I mean.

NRI PRIEST:
Am still new here and I am trying to form a clique here.

i'm pretty sure you noticed that but na me vocal pass for your eyes. . .see d pipo

lakal:
https://i.thisislondon.co.uk/i/pix/2010/03/02-african-415.jpg

Stone statue of the deity Idena (the gatekeeper). Has iron nails in its coiffure and elaborately tied sash, circa 11-12th Century.