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got banned as usual for not breaking any rule, while the mad person who logged on and broke every rule, is still roaming free in his/her demented state all over the forum.

well, no be my site sha.

I'm just glad there's such a thing as karma.

what you sow is what you reap.

olashas:

what about it?

i think i've watched it, but I'm not sure.

lord have mercy.

but the subordinate pastor even tried nah, at least he still married the lady albeit in an unholy way.

but then, why dem nor exercise patience and marry first if they knew their church was strict about premarital sex?

my point of reference is a general sphere, not a political one.

ie in the context of "what were the parents intentions when giving the child this name".


In politics, generally names like olusegun [God's victory- actually just means victory or victor], babatunde [ancestors have arrived], oba-prefix, ade-prefix [and especially ade-suffix] are sure bankers in that arena. Like, the basic real McCoy.



just my opinions.

Ade as a suffix is also considered significant.

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i think ola as a suffix is also considered important [ie significant].

eg jokotola [sits with wealth], eniola [wealthy person, or person of wealth],

Olu is supposed to be reverence i think.

ie reverence for God.

the suffix is what would determine the name's reception.

Ade is also somewhat like Akin, but not exactly quite, although it does mean royal.

for example, in Ghana, the name John is seen as presidential, or otherwise VIP.


Which Yoruba names are considered as having that kind of connotation?


imo, i think any name beginning with "akin" generally instills some kind of awe in the hearer [in a normal setting that is, and all things being equal, barring any unforeseen circumstances].

Oba aterere kari aye

not an uncommon sight in nigeria.

Priscila: men who are noticed by everywoman turn me off

me too.

yemi87: i know I'm a bit late on the issue but this is my first time surfing this forum. even though i think he is the hottest guy in the whole universe and the guy is everything you can ever want in man or a husband, and for sure we all secretly want him to be ours.

we do?

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priscaoge: Was just wondering Y people harbour hates n grudge n still feel comfortable

its their nature, same way other people are unable to keep grudges and malice.

Unionised: Here's an amazing tip on how to lose weight and stay thin..............


HOLD A GRUDGE

hmmm

priscaoge: U mean it's in their nature to bear grudge?

most times it is.

na today?

why was i banned for quoting this person?

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