Romance › Re: You Dont Look Exactly Like How You Think You Look by tpiander: 7:39pm On Aug 06, 2015 |
Krystalzkris:
op if we actually look 25 percent uglier than what we see in the mirror... What of the times when we feel hideous and people say we look good... maybe you had on a lot of makeup?  |
Culture › Re: Taboo by tpiander: 7:38pm On Aug 06, 2015 |
I am curious to hear what you all think? it does not concern me. This is your personal matter. |
Politics › Re: How General Obasanjo Unwinds-Premium Times by tpiander: 7:36pm On Aug 06, 2015 |
We had scheduled a 2 p.m. interview with the former president at his hilltop mansion in Abeokuta. He returned home at exactly 2 p.m. – from Tanzania business meeting?  personal meeting?  national security meeting?  investment meeting?  what is going on in Tanzania or East Africa which Nigerians are involved in? |
TV/Movies › Re: Will Smith Slaps Reporter After He Tries To Kiss Him! [video] by tpiander: 7:31pm On Aug 06, 2015*. Modified: 7:59pm On Aug 06, 2015 |
not the same thing as someone grabbing your leg?  if it is, na tko dem suppose get. |
TV/Movies › Re: Photo: I Got Inspired By This Image by tpiander: 7:30pm On Aug 06, 2015 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: 4 Tips To Escape Fornication by tpiander: 7:28pm On Aug 06, 2015 |
do not play with fire and expect not to be burned. You are not Moses and the burning bush. |
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Culture › Re: Black Race, IQ, Intelligence And Eugenics. by tpiander: 7:20pm On Aug 06, 2015 |
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Family › Re: Can't We Just Get Married Without Involving Families? by tpiander: 7:18pm On Aug 06, 2015 |
Esdb3: People can tell you what some ibos too have done and you'll marvel. the poster just did. |
Family › Re: Uganda Bride Price Refund Outlawed by tpiander: 7:17pm On Aug 06, 2015 |
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Family › Re: Uganda Bride Price Refund Outlawed by tpiander: 7:14pm On Aug 06, 2015 |
where in Nigeria did you buy moldy bread, were your eyes closed when you were buying it?  Nobody sells moldy bread in naija, maybe in your locality they do however. What you see is what you buy, the bread is displayed openly, and you see what you are buying. Unless you're a compound i.diot, there's no way you will be conned into buying bread with mold on it. who would even sell such to begin with?  |
Celebrities › Re: Why Do Naija Celebrities Rush To Wear Clothes They See On People? by tpiander: 7:09pm On Aug 06, 2015 |
no, they wear clothes they see on regular Nigerians.
the foreign clothes are only when they want to show cleavage. |
Family › Re: Uganda Bride Price Refund Outlawed by tpiander: 7:08pm On Aug 06, 2015 |
How does Uganda matter concern Nigeria?  |
Health › Re: I Need A Book Of Yoruba Herbs And Their English Names. by tpiander: 7:05pm On Aug 06, 2015 |
maybe google.
I know of one but cant remember the name. |
Food › Re: Nigerian Names Of Herbs And Plants by tpiander: 7:02pm On Aug 06, 2015 |
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Literature › Re: Which Book Are You Currently Reading? Share Some Thoughts! by tpiander: 6:55pm On Aug 06, 2015 |
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Family › Re: Can't We Just Get Married Without Involving Families? by tpiander: 6:47pm On Aug 06, 2015 |
lawanson44: [b]Bro...i grew up as a kid and even most of my adult years loving the yoruba culture. I was a kid out of the 90s during the Afrobeat DUDU music era of Shina Peters. I enjoyed his music as a child. I loved to watch them play their drums with zest and at a time, we (my parents and i) lived in a compound with yorubas where i played together with the kids. Look at my NL moniker "Lawanson"...is it not a Yoruba Lagos Name?
But as i grew up, experiences began to open my eyes.
I don't even want to talk about the bigotry anti-igbo comments i see here when i began my sojourn into NL
Let me give you an instance...My cousin (My Dad's elder brother's daughter) served in Osun state and i remember how she recounted her ordeal as a corper in the West due to segregation as an omo-ibo. At a time, she almost died because all of a sudden, her face and feet began to swell as a result of some diabolic stuff which was sent to her there. We had to bring her back to the East and took her to various hospitals where they ran all the Tests in the world and saw nothing until she was taken to Okigwe where herbs were administered before she recovered.
Will i leave out the incident about a family friend who worked in a Federal Govt Parastatal in Abia where he was promoted above 2 of his superiors who were yorubas. According to one of the staff (a lady who lived in lagos and understood yoruba language very well), she overheard where one of the guys was boasting that he will make sure that Omo-ibo does not enjoy the promotion. The particular guy in question took leave and came back after a week and became uncontrollably close to this my friend unlike before and before you know it, Jidechukwu became terribly sick and was in a vegetative state for months before he finally died.
Let me talk about myself who has also witnessed my own share of livid hatred. I was invited to come deploy a network server for an office and when i did the job very well, the man in charge offered that i work with them part-time so that whenever there is an issue, i can be easily accessed. I was overjoyed and returned to the place to take the offer when i was told by the man's PA that his secretary and clerk who were yorubas quickly arranged for another guy who was into the same thing and convinced their boss that he should take him instead because i said i was not going to take the job. I got in touch with the man and he confirmed that it was what his secretary told him. His PA confided in me that when he asked the sec and the clerk why they were conniving to out-do me, they simply said that they didn't want an Omo-Ibo to come and start "RUBBING SHOULDERS WITH THEM" in that office! ( The boss and his PA are from Edo)....That was to me the last straw!
That was when i started to hate yorubas and i will ever continue to hate them forever and make sure it trickles down to my children and grandchildren.
Case closed![/b] you don't say. |
Romance › Re: You Dont Look Exactly Like How You Think You Look by tpiander: 6:46pm On Aug 06, 2015 |
the op is actually right I suppose.
that's why photoshop, airbrushing and whatnots are in order. |
Romance › Re: . by tpiander: 12:14am On Aug 06, 2015 |
chibwike: [color=#978000]The comments here actually discouraged me from reading the op [/color] I checked to see what was her basis for typing these: she said that I was a beautiful and intelligent girl
On the day of the wedding, well, even the rehearsal day, I noticed the single guys eyes on me most of the time. didnt see it. maybe when s/he posts another picture. Nothing wrong with tooting your own horn though. |
Literature › Re: Which Book Are You Currently Reading? Share Some Thoughts! by tpiander: 11:53pm On Aug 05, 2015 |
ghogz: Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers.I could send a soft copy.drop an email address if intrested. VickyRotex: That book is muahhhh and loaded. Ive got the hardcopy. As big as it seems to look, I love to travel with it everywhere I go. Ive lost count on the number of time I've read it.
Read "Unashamed" and the "Scarlet thread" by her ? Treasuredlove: I am reading bridge to haven by francine rivers. I just got started on it and its been a very good read so far. Francine rivers never dissapoints me. Its a work of fiction about a baby girl dumped at the bridge of a small town. She is found by the town's pastor, pastor zeke, whose wife, marianne, insists on keeping the baby despite her weak heart condition. They both have a son, joshua. They name the baby abra. Few years later, marianne dies, abra has to be taken to a new home in town. She nurses a lot of hurt and bitterness towards God and pastor zeke. Joshua starts feeling things he shouldnt for abra....he is however called to war in korea as a medic. Thats where I am right now in the book. any particular reason why the book and author are in demand right now? just curious. |
Romance › Re: . by tpiander: 11:44pm On Aug 05, 2015 |
cant make head or tail of the story. |
Romance › Re: Okafors Law Of Congodynamics by tpiander: 11:35pm On Aug 05, 2015 |
^ grow up. |
Romance › Re: Okafors Law Of Congodynamics by tpiander: 11:33pm On Aug 05, 2015 |
engrsoma: What does the name Okafor really mean? ask those who bear it. |
Education › Re: How To Avoid Cultist by tpiander: 11:31pm On Aug 05, 2015 |
op sounds like someone who wants to find out which avenues are used to stop people from joining cults. |
Politics › Re: Senator Ighoyota Amori Marks 63rd Birthday Boat Cruising With Girls (Photos) by tpiander: 6:30am On Aug 05, 2015 |
who am I to criticize what Jah has blessed. |
Romance › Re: 5 Challenges Of Being Lanky by tpiander: 3:32am On Aug 05, 2015 |
Afrok: How is this romance related? the op just saw a lanky person.  |
Celebrities › Re: An Elephant Needed To Scratch. See What It Did When A Car Came By (photos) by tpiander: 3:12am On Aug 05, 2015 |
funstufz: Elephant scratching with that small car without dent...........
Didi I hear somebody say it was Photoshopped  |
Celebrities › Re: An Elephant Needed To Scratch. See What It Did When A Car Came By (photos) by tpiander: 3:11am On Aug 05, 2015 |
maybe the car had pro-elephant spray on it. |
Romance › Re: Caption This girl's face in this picture by tpiander: 3:09am On Aug 05, 2015 |
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Technology Market › Re: This Bed Will Eject You When Your Alarm Sounds! (photos) by tpiander: 3:02am On Aug 05, 2015*. Modified: 6:33am On Aug 05, 2015 |
Techthins: Now, if this doesn't wake you, I'm sorry, nothing else can. except the trumpet sound on the last day, which will wake everybody. |