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ask your guys.

and what's so unusual about whites adopting black music mannerisms, or "becoming black"

was he unaware before?

^^too bad you now have examples to justify your many rants.

anyway!! na your own problem be that.

more like she wasnt taking folic acid and like the commissioner said, hope she didnt ingest some strange concoction in the name of herbs.

looking at Namadi and Nnamdi

in hausa [and kanuri] , the prefic na is a common one meaning place

nna in igbo means father.

so, that's a start when analyzing the two words.

na wa for all of una!!!

wahala dey.

dayokanu:
Tpia don fall in love with me.

Hmm I told you guys we are up to something.

Watch out for our date

why did you run away from the other thread.

shy much?

Richvkunt:
Tpia@,
if you could see me now.
I know you would consider me a handsome man,but the question is would you try to have me by all means or would you begin to stalk me as you have been doing on NL?

well, you can post your picture [or search for one on google] and have the ladies analyze it then we'll see if i'll try to have you by all means.

i dont need to stalk you since you're always at my beck and call, like so many others here.

no wonder i have problems choosing.

but we don't make noise

true, hausas tend to keep a low profile.

Now again if a yoruba man is named david and he is light skin then u would think he is igbo without asking for his ethnicity

whereas the dark skin igbos are easly to notice because they have a detinct accent

well, not every light skinned yoruba would be mistaken for igbo.

most igbo have very distinct features.

DaRapture:
This thread's been a disappointment, I was under the impression of that they were a better looking group than what's been presented. I really don't see what the rave folks have made about their supposed good looks have been all about.

you were looking for light skin and caucasian hair no doubt.

@ topic

if the husband tells the wife to resume using makeup, wearing trousers, etc, or whatever she was doing before, she better start doing it.

the bible itself says a woman's husband can invalidate a vow she made, and neither does any scripture support defying your husband in such a manner.

if the man is ok with it, fine, but if he's not, then put it on the back burner.

Godmother:
^^^Are you for real?
Do you have a problem understanding threads ?If you do lemme break it down for you. Since you are obviously[b] slow[/b].
Firstly the two threads are not related in any way.

The first thread is not about me not having a man cos I got one already. Its a discussion on women who havent been proposed to.
This thread is me pointing out that someone is choosing to change her lifestyle against her man's wishes because she is afraid she will go to hell.
Lastly, I dont give a da mn about proving you right or otherwise.
Your opinion means less than two kobo to me.
I'm only replying your post cos its so silly it makes me laugh otherwise I would have ignored you since that's what your post deserves

you'd better go through that thread of yours again and reread what you wrote.


eg

I'm not desperate though, just wondering.
I mean, I meet girls who have had like one or two proposals in their lives!!

ETC ETC. Not interested in going over details with you.

but i guess we're seeing why you're having problems getting proposals.

i think you really need to reassess your priorities because the same men in your locality who you say arent proposing to you, are the ones non-nigerian women are flying in to meet and marry right there in nigeria.


at this rate, you might resort to getting a "yeast" man, i dont doubt.

hmm.

Sweetnecta:
@Tpia@: « #49 on: Today at 05:20:09 AM »Is Jesus the king of the Jews or not? Is he not the king that the christians yell 'every knee shall bow'? Is he not the king of kings as the christians say? if not on this earth, how many kings in heavens that Jesus is going to be their king?

i think you know how to read, sir. Find a bible, open it and stop waiting to be spoonfed answers.

anti Tpia@ e je jawo kuro ni nu apon tio yo.

if you're looking for the nler who goes by that moniker, you know where to find him or it.

snow isnt so uncommon in parts of africa- particularly the extreme edges of the continent.

there's a light-ish sort of snow which is occasionally seen in SA and maybe some other areas. Not sure if something similar was reported in lagos before.

many of the tallest mountains in africa are snow-capped- eg kilimanjaro.

parts of north africa also have light snowfalls.




kilimanjaro:

https://www.vytautas.com/gallery/2004/01kilimanjaro/015.jpg


https://www.vytautas.com/gallery/2004/01kilimanjaro/051.jpg


https://www.vytautas.com/gallery/2004/01kilimanjaro/008.jpg




http://www.vytautas.com/gallery/2004/01kilimanjaro/01kilimanjaro.htm

who is the "prince" on this thread?

just wondering.

^^i corrected you on your misconceptions about the "prince" fellow.

he's in no way better than any nigerian guy you want to name.

and yes, he's the same category.

Johndoe100:
The multi posts are not delliberate, my phone which I am usuing to post these, enters everything twice, why, i have no idea.

As for the thread, i am sure the army of NL members who have interacted with you share my s.tupidity

no doubt.

armies do get crushed however, especially when ganja is their food source.

are you mr "edo prince" @ poster.

or just doing his footwork for him.

Though some parts are more ekiti than oyo, i agree.

Well, no harm in finding out what the etymology of "fa" is.

Plus they were the original oyos and still speak the language.

Johndoe

do you mind not spamming the thread?

Why did you have to repost so many times.

Since kwara people (who were originally oyo proper) tend to say fa with every sentence, maybe the etymology of the word ifa should start from there.

Just guessing and just hypothesis not set in stone.

Of course the pronunciation is different but sometimes yoruba words play on syllables that way.

It also happens that nymphomania or excessive s.exuall activity, is one of the symptoms of a schizophrenic conditon.

So its very possible the women so described in the write up, were already running mad hence the affairs.

In any case, the symptoms described for the males - stiff neck, etc sounds like poison, tetanus, rabies or any other phenomenon that manifests like that.

People need Jesus to deliver them from all these ancestral demons.

Lord have mercy.

* sigh*

will read through the thread later.

And yes, i suppose if you spend most of your time online it makes sense you have to also search for a partner online.

Abi how for do.

The nigerian or african family structure has also broken down for the most part, leaving us in the same situation as our black, non-african counterparts.

At this rate, i hope africans wont have to start calling on melanasian blacks for assistance with value systems and also marriage.

^^didnt you start a thread saying you never got a proposal yet?

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=735101.msg8922039#msg8922039

have you gotten one now?

seriously, this internet is a two edged sword.

if you were serious about what you were saying in that thread, then you're really not being proactive about getting a man. Or getting someone who is husband material.

for example, if you dont have anyone who could hook you up personally, then you could have at least opened a thread in dating section detailing your request, instead of coming here to chatter about someone's husband being stolen because she doesnt wear trousers.

seriously, is this attitude for real?

i mean, i do like to give folks the benefit of the doubt but why do they keep proving me wrong.

Well, odumchi has the figures.

lmao

are those the real names of some of them or are they non-nigerians drafted to help with the struggle and who choose arbitrary names.

oh, you joined in november 2010 and you have ayatollah khomeini on your profile.

we shall see!!!