Chérie? Je suis mâle tu sais, ~_~

Salut tout le monde.

@earTHMama

You're as bad as the people you are denouncing by your twisted reasoning, extreme exaggeration, generalization and pure anti-Hausa racism.

1) Marrying a cousin is not considered incest by Nigerian or British law and in most American states. Even so, to relate that to retardation or animal behaviour is absurd.

2) There are homosexuals in the whole world. You're misguided if you think it's more specific to a particular region than an other. And if it seems like there are less somewhere, they are probably just hiding themselves out of fear or lying to themselves into thinking they aren't homosexual.

3&4) Ridiculous statements again, I don't even though what to say.

ezeagu:
Vote BNP? You mean vote for a racist, white-only party? Seriously?

I'm part-Nigerian and am proud of that ancestry, but I'm also part Scottish, and am prouder of that, probably because I've always lived in Europe.

I think it's important to be proud of one's culture, language and ancestry because it's a huge part of our identity as a person.

Skin colour however, I don't think to be important. There has been, and there still is so much conflict and hate based on ethnicity, and I think it's awful. There has been good and evil done by all ethnic groups, that doesn't mean it's better to be black, or white, or asian, etc.

Hello,

Can someone help translate the meaning of some Yoruba names for me please? I don't know if they all have meanings, but someone told me that all Yoruba names do.

The names are:
-Ajao (some told me this is a token name. what is that?)
-Olaore
-Olatoke
-Esuola Rabiatu
-Olayonu Abike
-Adekola Alamu
-Tunji
-Remi
-Ireledoyin Ayisatu
-Olatokunbo
-Omode
-Bukola
-Oyewusi
-Oyogbulu
-Olugbense
-Fakemi Amoke
-Balogun
-Kolawolu
-Abayomi
-Adekola Alamu
-Bukola
-Aina

Please answer, even if you only know a few,

Thank you!