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i think desmond elliot should stay out of it.

light skin guys are cool.

most are quite handsome too.

and fun to be with.

i googled it and found nnamdi azikiwe university @ enugu.

you could check further for other schools that offer it.

live and let live.

chronic complainers are often worse than the people they complain about.

if you feel someone is conceited [your subjective opinion which may or may not be accurate], then tell them that's the vibe you're getting, or[b] shut up[/b].

@ topic

@ kikuyu1

are you for real or just another dl fellow.

is the nigerian govt keeping tags on the E Coli epidemic which is sweeping across europe and which may already be in the US?

Lord have mercy.

@ blazay

light skin guys are hot nah.

dated a few before.

They live together in the same house

she cooks food which he eats

they're in adjoining bedrooms with a connecting door

two of their kids are there with them


is that how to be separated or how to make your point about a bad wife?

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you keep your receipts for whatever you bought nah, if there are any [receipts that is].

the yams, ogogoro, etc.


silly question.

^^the girlfriend can worry about that.

her own end of the deal is to show her submissiveness to him by wearing a dog collar.

i'm not a black man so your question is best posed to the men. However, i doubt 90% of the male posters we see on nl, can stick to one man or woman.

a guy put a dog collar on his girlfriend some years back, and was leading her around with it. The girlfriend said she was very happy to be in that situation, and she felt it symbolized her submissiveness and eagerness to please him.

poster, if that's what works for you and your significant other/s, then good for you.

Different strokes for different folks.

as long as you're both consenting adults, na your own cup of tea.

rebel movements are often harshest on their own people.

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enough thread derailments, thank you.

must every thread turn into a p.orno fest thanks to the sex addicted drug addicts.

the picture looks photoshopped.

lakal:
Winch ke, are you alright? Do you know me from somewhere? Cause I sure don't know you. Instead of educating yourself, you are throwing insults.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhB3aEft35U

Please, only respond with salient points, not ad hominem attacks. O se

i watched the video the first time, and what exactly is your point?

an AA woman is discussing tattoos and tribal marks with a Hot yoruba man, and good for you if youtube is your gospel.

we already know what the real deal is there and it certainly aint nothing academic.

see what you typed in typical s.tupid fashion, and you now want to get a swollen head because you saw a woman:

Wetin kain tribal mark? Na oyo/ibadan kini, di rest of yoruba no go get tribal mark o

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=3391.msg702197#msg702197

the rest of yoruba no get tribal mark?

you dey craze.

like i said, go through your posts on this thread and identify your ERRORS cos i'm not going to do it for you.

and if i were you, i'd leave the theory to those of us who actually know something, and instead focus on advertising your privates which i'm sure is what brought you to the thread in the first place.

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lakal:
Tpia, how is tattoing/scarification done with henna? Does henna last for years now?

Scarification
Henna
Tattoing w/ink

are all different. Why they are not common anymore is that Christianity viewed these practices as devilish.

Accept that you didn't know about an aspect of Yoruba culture, and now you do. Simple.

dont even go there, because you will injure yourself on this thread.

check your posts again- i'm not going to do it for you- and see where you confused yourself.

i dont respect men who only feel funky when they see a woman.

and enough blah blah blah about christianity.

na winch dey worry you. Go for deliverance.

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a tattoo of the parrot called aiyekoto in yoruba could be symbolic

symbolic of the wearer perhaps.

parrot indeed.

i think you need to tell her there's no tattoo that represents yoruba per se. Its up to the individual what they want to put on their body.

at most, just tattoo the word yoruba-that's the most anyone can do. Or put cocoa picture or something.

I am still open for corrections. We are all learning everyday and no one is above correction.

true that.

^^like i said, scarification.

http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/bodyart/picture_21.html

mostly done with henna or some other fading medium.

it fades over time, to whatever extent.

i know the hands and feet ones have to be renewed to keep the colour and that would mainly be for special occasions.

reptiles like lizard or snake are  common

dont know about that. The ones they used to do [with henna] were mostly symbols which looked like words but werent. In tribal mark fashion.

lizards and snakes might be exclusive to whichever families were featuring them maybe. Like a cult/orisha affiliation or something.