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CultureRe: Igbo Names & Their Meanings by Waynechuks01: 12:31pm On Oct 11, 2019
Hey Guys.

My head finally clicked few hours to delivery of my Boy and i named him; MERIE.

Yes just like other names i create, it does not sound Igbo at first.
Merie means (WIN, or VICTOR, or any thing like that)

I like names that prophesy an action.

So My first son is Zihe (Show the Light)
Second Son is Merie (Win; in all things).

Truely, Uche n'abia na-awa na-awa.

cheers.
CultureRe: Igbo Names & Their Meanings by Waynechuks01: 2:12pm On Aug 27, 2019
Now my second Son is on the way and somehow my head is not clicking!

i dont like general common names perse!
I like uniqueness so i went coining names my self. That was for my first son and it gave rise to a very beautiful prophetic name. "ZIHE"

At first any one that comes across the name get confused, even my wife and my mother disputed the name, my mother gave her own name, which i completely forbade them from using cos i am barely at home, they are the ones taking care of the children and if i didnt intervene, my first son will be given a 1700 name.

So the name, Zihe, in full "Zihechukwu" Show the light of God. So even the short "Zihe" which is the preferred also means "Show light".

I did a lot of thinking to narrow down that Name am proud of it cos its a name every one has fallen in love with. including my mother.

Now that my second Son is on the way, just few weeks away, my head is not clicking as it did before. i have not come up with any name i could love that much.

So i will love some input from y'all.

i came up with these names and i will like inputs and revisions of the name to make it better or better still , new suggestions.

I like names not more than 2 or 3 syllables.

1. NWABUDO (BUDO) (A child of peace)
2. NWAJIUDO (JIUDO) (A child that comes with peace)
3. JIUDOCHUKWU(JIUDO) (a child that comes with peace of God)

its not just about peace. but at least you get the idea.


So your suggestions please.
CultureRe: Igbo Names & Their Meanings by Waynechuks01: 1:56pm On Aug 27, 2019
bigfrancis21:
Ije awele = favour, safe journey, luck etc
This song is 8 minutes long but I will interpret the first 4 to 5 minutes so that you can get a hang of what the song is about. The dialect of Igbo used in this song is Enuani Igbo well understood by the people of Anambra, Delta Igbo and some parts of Enugu.

Flavour
O kwa mu na chi mu so aga *2 - I walk with my God
Onyinye chukwu nyelu mu ka mu ji aga - I walk with the gift given to me by God
Chi oma mee, o kwa mu na gi for life - My good God, it's me and you for life

Ewu mee Ewu mee - Exclamation
Ogonogo ndu na aru isi ike nu - Long life and strong health
O kwa ya ka mu na-ayo - That's what I pray for

O gbajuo dolu onye ka mu ga-akponu - When it gets too much, who will I call
Akwa alili ka mu na-ebe na-ebe - I weep sorely
Ije uwa mu o - My life journey
O kwa mu na chi m so aga - I walk with my God
Ije awele - Favour/safe journey
O kwa ya ka anyi na-ayo - That's what we are praying for

CHORUS
Anyi jebe jebe - As we go
Anyi naba naba, ije awele *2 - As we return, safe journey
Ofu obi ka anyi ji eje - We go with one heart
Ije Awele - Safe journey/favour


Umu Obiligbo

Neenu neenu uwa si adi nu - See how the world can be
I mali ive echi ga-abunu - Do you know what tomorrow will be
Amaliselele, n'olue ka o si elu - It has reached as usual

I makwa ka anyi na-aku egwu a - Do you know how we are playing this song
Umu Obiligbo na Flavour - Umu Obiligbo and Flavour
Ijele nwa mama (Ijele is a well known masquerade in Igboland)
I na-anu ka egwu na-ara - Can you hear the beats of the song
Amala welele ka anyi ji eje - We walk with plentiful grace

Flavour
Mu na Chi mu yo yo yo - Me and my God
Papa bia due m ije - Father come guide my journey

Umu Obiligbo
M si na anyi jebe ebe eje - I say as we go
Anyi naba anaba - As we return
O kwa nya ka anyi ji eje - That (favour) is what we walk with
I ma na mu na Chi m so eje ee - Do you know that I walk with my God

Ive onye na-alu ka nya ji eli - What one does for a living feeds him
O zikwa egwu ka anyi ji eli - Our song feeds us
Egwu ka anyi ji eli - Singing feeds us
O kwa egwu ka anyi ji aku - We 'flex' with the songs we sing (you get the gist ;, I racked my brain here trying to come up with the best English translation grin)

Ufodu na-azu avia, o bulu ive va ji eli ive - Some are traders, that's how they feed
Ufodu na-ezu oli, o bulu ive va ji eli ive - Some are thieves, that's how they feed
Ewu chi m ee - My God (exclamation)
Ufodu umu nwanyi na-agba ashawo, o bulu ive va ji eli ive - Some women are prostitutes, that's how they feed
I na-anu ka mu na-ekwu e - Can you hear me as I speak
Some guys na-atu olu, o bulu ive va ji eli ive - Some guys are doing Yahoo, that's how they feed (again, my best English translation grin)
Umu nwanyi na-atukwuzi olu - Some women are now doing Yahoo
Chei, ogoli don tire - Chei, 'even' woman don tire
I na-anukwa onu m - Can you hear my voice
Everybody wants to hammer
I nelu anya, ufodu n'ime fa na-agba oso n'olu - If you look well some of them are running away from working (doing what it takes to 'hammer')
Ogoli tie okokoko *2 - Woman screams sorely

CHORUS

Flavour

Unu afugonu na ife Chukwu kwulu ga-eme - Have you all seen that what God says will happen
Unu afugonu na ife Chukwu delu ga-eme - Have you all seen that what God writes will happen
Chukwu nyelu m ije awele - God gave me favour
O si na o ga-adi mu mma nu o - He said it shall be well unto me
Uje mu na mbata mu, o ga-agozi ya - my going out and coming back, he will bless

Kene kene, kene kene - Thank thank, thank thank
Kenenu Chukwu m ji eme onu - Thank the God I brag with
A si mu unu kene kene, kene kene - I said you all should thank
Kenenu Odogwu m ji eme onu - Thank the mighty one I brag with

Mmili a naro ako n'ebe o na-ado - The stream never dries up at its location
Ndi asili na-asinu asi na-akpotu - Gossipers are gossiping big time
I si na o di easy, I puta n'ogbo ka anyi nene - If you say it's easy, come out publicly let's see
I chuo madam o, o bu gi na onye ga-ebi - If you chase away 'your' madam, who will you live with
One day you go tire...
Beutiful Work. Outstanding!

I could have a few input but i think you killed it well enough. wink
CultureRe: Igbo Names & Their Meanings by Waynechuks01: 1:55pm On Aug 27, 2019
Hello Every one! is this thread closed?

I been reading on, but i think now i need to input and be inputed. grin
Video Games And Gadgets For SaleUK Used XBOX 360 (120GB) Complete +game by Waynechuks01(op): 11:45am On Jan 10, 2019
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The console is presently in Owerri but can be sent to any buyer any where.

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Prize is N32,000 (Negotiable)

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Technology MarketUk Used Plasma, Lcd And Led Tv In Owerri by Waynechuks01(op): 9:47am On Jan 10, 2019
Hey Guys,

I have available LCD LED and Plasma TV of different Sizes for Sale at affordable prices.

These are all UK used unopened, un-repaired factory fit perfectly working TVs.

Tv of your choice can be packed and sent to you or you can come see and pickup yourself if you are within Owerri or Yenagoa.

Contact on 08064518254 on whatsapp for Pictures.
HealthRe: What Causes Acha Ere, Leg Cancer Or Leg Ulcer? by Waynechuks01: 2:16pm On Nov 08, 2018
Hello Dear,

I am much of a science person and really logical in my approach, so ordinarily i will dispute claims of this Particular Leg Ulcer being diabolically Engineered, but for the single fact that someone threatens another with it and the threatened gets it means it can be diabolicaly engineered.

How this is achieved is still a Mystery to me and is worth my research.

I am Igbo and I have seen many of this case.

Is similar to the other prevalent in Enugu called "Igha Pin" where several pins are needles are diabolical sent into another human and can be surgically removed. This i have also witnessed.

it will be easy to disregard any claim by our traditional herbalists to either engineer or heal this because we can not explain it with authordox medicine. There are a lot we cant explain in that line but does not dispute their efficacy.


I Stumbled on this while trying to expalin to a colleague of mine what he has got. We are not in Igbo land and he is not Igbo, so the thing is foregin to him. He was sent out of site on medical grounds. He said he just started feeling pain on his leg and it swell as days go by and 2 weeks now, its having sores here and there. Purse is drained out of it from time to time.

And one will ask, How come? there was no physical wound or laceration to become infected. but his leg is rotting away.

I told him to resort to Igbo Medcine or his leg will be amputated in the hospital.

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