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@ all idris is an arabic name, but in nigeria it would most likely be more specific to certain regions. ie more common there. eg if you meet a nigerian named jimoh, the person is likely to be yoruba or midwest, while maimuna almost always is northern. Fatai would be yoruba-a maybe 95% chance. though it seems yorubas are branching out of the traditional names now and taking other cultures' own. |
big bottom like omotola's own, right. |
ababda:true he doesnt look very nigerian however. he resembles his mum i guess- perhaps their genes are stronger. She also might be mixed, or maybe not. https://resources0.news.com.au/images/2010/05/17/1225867/898656-jamal-idris.jpg anyone know where the name idris is from in nigeria? Kogi? ![]() or the north? ![]() its usually those areas whose biracial kids dont look nigerian. ie the kids tend to take after the non-nigerian side more. with the long faces and all. |
blazay, blazay give me your answer do. I have kolo crazy finish and entered Aro all for the love of you. It won't be a stylish marriage, I can't afford a carriage. But you'll look sweet, Upon the seat, Of a bicycle made for two. fstranger, ystranger, here is your answer true. I'm not crazy all for the love of you. There won't be any marriage, If you can't afford a carriage. 'Cause I'll be switched, If I get hitched, On a bicycle built for two!" |
it does not matter if it costs him 1 million nairayes it does. that's good money being wasted. |
^^ehen. only lagos abi including morocco. |
if i were to adopt, it would probaby be yoruba, tuareg or someone from a coastal region, perhaps. still thinking about it. i've been pressuring my mum to adopt someone but she's very reluctant because of her health and past experiences which werent too good. ![]() |
hard working means working hard, as in, doing a lot of legwork and actually getting into the nitty gritty of things. not just signing papers. so, when comparing someone to fashola, show him actually interacting with the regular folks same way fashola is doing. and btw do not insult either governor with meaningless chatter. not saying rochas isnt trying however. [btw are there any photos of him available? ] |
What did i miss? ![]() Has the thread been deleted? ![]() Who's the guy? ![]() Is it dayokanu or someone from that group. |
Always use a condom. Btw if he and ikoedem are from the same village nko? ![]() The boy can resemble anybody and ikoedem`s son can also resemble the original protagonist. ie the one impregnating everybody. |
Another person with a weird name!!!!! May he rip. So sad. |
is the man a nler? ![]() |
Its unfortunate that you have also distanced yourself from Edowhy is that? ![]() besides, things arent black and white in this manner. |
bimbo is abimbola meaning wealth. shittu may be of arabic origin. whats the reason for the question, if you dont mind my asking. |
lazy- lanzuzunthis has to be from english or another european language. too much similarity to be coincidence. |
aboriginal australian [with nigerian father]: https://resources2.news.com.au/images/2009/04/24/1225702/974814-jamal-idris.jpg |
likewise this guy seems african or AA on cursory inspection: https://images.wikia.com/nba/images/9/9a/Nathan_Jawai.jpg however, a closer look would cast some doubt: https://resources2.news.com.au/images/2008/11/15/va1237341012695/Nathan-Jawai-6351059.jpg he's australian aboriginal. |
https://www.essendonfc.com.au/images/09/david-meli-l.jpg this guy could pass for african, but on closer inspection his asiatic features stand out. he's papuan. |
ababda:melanin+asian = black asian or melanasian. having a darker skin colour doesnt make them[b] not [/b] asian. some indians are darker than they are. asian doesnt only mean chinese. i get your point though and they probably would not like being called simply asian due to various reasons. |
seriously, i would like to give a million to God. |
55 with teenage grandkids- still young. |
is he still coming because he had to cut his visit to africa short because of the widening scandal back home in britain. did he arrive in nigeria already? |
^^she's still young if she's only 55 and has grandkids in their 20s. . . . . . . good gracious. |
in polygamous societies, a woman has no societal support in the event of a divorce, and as such, may go on to because her position is very precarious without a man. though your grandma's story is very recent, if it was the 90s. was she not old because my own grandmas would have been >75 at that time. in my posts, i was referring to younger, unmarried single women who have never experienced polygamy personally or directly when growing up. |
dayokanu:he obviously wants me but i dont date black guys. |
and are thin wives a guarantee of relationship stability? ![]() |
why is the write up rectangular. |
is eziachi half-german? ![]() or who is german? ![]() |
great cloud of witnesses refers to men and women of faith, whose example we're supposed to follow. great cloud of witnesses, not great cloud of witches. Lets not misquote bible.http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Hebrews+12&version=NIV http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Hebrews+11&version=NIV |
^oh, that's interesting. in parts of nigeria, polygamy is also the norm. |
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Lets not misquote bible.