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^^ok, ogbomosho state then.

i will deliver.

^^why ibadan state or ijebu state.

i prefer osogbo state.

this kind of thing might have to be an all year event for him, given the number of kids he has.

for the third time, i repeat: if a sudden influx was observed into a particular region over the past decade, then there's supposed to be a corresponding population deficit in the areas which are being vacated.

^^if they remove osogbo state from current osun state, i can represent them.

or oduduwa state from the same.


i can also run for ogbomosho state senate.



cant go near ibadan because they're very particular about lineage and other such irrelevancies.

because women are expected to be sweet, submissive and gentle.

nigerian women, that is.

with any other women, its ok to be bold and make moves.

oh well, who said nigeria isnt sweet.

hopefully my turn will come when they create some more states.

^^ i didnt know you're igbo, that's all.

what's your former id- that might ring a bell.

@ topic

no, but sometimes individuality isnt the priority.

^^quite possible.


especially if igbos were sold to them during the earlier slave trade era.

some of the mines back then were fueled with slave labour from central africa, etc.

na today?

besides, BET isnt meant to uplift black people.


of course i havent heard their side of the story but i guess its back to the regular vacuous programming.

^^you're igbo?

well, they say they're not and besides, they originally came from ghana, i think.


i'd have to look up more info about them.

they have igbo and ijaw influences, not igbo alone.

^^most people meeting them outside tend to confuse them with igbo.

^more or less.

[quote author=oti-igba link=topic=722846.msg8841095#msg8841095 date=1312311162]btw how are we sure that the combinations that we thought to be the right combination, are actually the right combination.[/quote]^^through trial and error, balance [colour combinations, etc], and experimentation.

also, research in whatever form.

on the color thing, a plate of pounded yam for instance, with vegetable stew, will have white [carbs], green [nutrients], red [tomato], brown, etc.



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such things are important even if we dont understand why.





gari and epa for example, provides protein to balance the gari carbs.

[quote author=okada_man link=topic=726206.msg8840461#msg8840461 date=1312304027]^^
That your link said the Yoruba Oba: Kosoko was sharing Hausa slaves to people like pure water

Kai so Yoruba people took Hausa slaves?

These Yoruba people self, no wonder Hausa people are afraid of them sometimes.[/quote]there were a lot of hausa slaves in lagos during those times.

imo, public servants should be harder working than their constituents.

sun of god


please read klas' post in order to learn the basics of informed and civilized discourse without rancorous generalizations.

i think i may have tried kulikuli with bread before, though i'm not sure.