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This is Super Story

Produced By: Wale Adenuga and Films International

Directed by: Aboki

We are nothing but pencil in the hand of the Creator

Shey dis one resemble rihanna for ya eyes?

OP don smoke weed ... dog don bite OP dahs why he dey misbehave

dis is nude jawe ... a decent woman shouldn't be doing dos in the name of sexy

Make she go hug transformer jawe Sexy ko Dexy ni

I wanted to buy poshe for her before ... but she insisted on the Range Rover ... wot can i do

Heya ... hmmm ... such a shocking tin

Waoh ... Person go chop now ... nice one

They are swimming in a carnal .... dis people sud psychologically attended to ..

You too sud invite female frnds and ya gf ... make you con leave ya gf ...

Make you con dey chat with the female frnds ... if she get jealous ...

Tel her dah she sud stp acting like a kid

Op ... Make you try again and again ... I knw gurls like her ... she doesn't wanna be hurt

Try to kiss her by force .. like it was done in the love movies ... where the actor kisses the gurl by force

You knw wot i min OP ... use ya brain and tactics ... don't back down ... Cos if you back down

I go collect am 4 ya hand ... jus give me her numba and location ... i trust masef

Hmmm ... wait .. OP you wud give me at least a few minutes to tink wot i wanna write

OP ... (y) nice one

Pregnant Woman ? OP sud av post a picture of the event .. and the mods should av verified it with evidence

If na true ... the woman dey hunger to be bleeped even in pregnancy ... RIP to the died sha oooo

Oyinbo dey craze ooo ... Kim con open network like dah ... a Married woman for dah matter

Kanye West too dey happy say ... she is the mother of my children ....

Oyinbo with bad culture ... no shame ... Kim is behaving like a dog ... a bitch dog

Na money dey hungry am ... make him spend now ... If to say Subsidy dey affect am ..

He no go try am .... Tonto Dike ... yellow pawpaw of Nigeria. well done

Make you dey receive the gifts ... later now ... you no go marry the guy

Nigerian GUrls always love free free tins since 2000 - Till GEJ ERA

OP ... Wot are trying to say here ... dah Naija pickin no fit pass Microsoft Giant Tech Exam abi

OP .. you dey fall our shoulder ooo ... Naija children are very intelligent .. highly intelligent and brilliant

Nigerian children, we are the first person to create a toy car using Empty Sardine Can ...

We go make hole for the side ... con put rope connect am together ... dahs all

Invention is simple ... Life is easy in Naija .... Pls give Naija pickin a round of applause

Tuwale

OP use petrol ... I min raw petrol .. Like a cup of petrol .. you go con mix dah petrol with Loko Balm ...

You go mix am together ... you go make sure dah the Loko Balm plenty very well.

You go con rub am 4 body head to toe ... rub the entire body ...

You go con wear ya clothe back ... now you are now free to move about .. by evening time

You wud see the results ... Ya body will be dah of a new born baby

OP ya brain don enta relay ... you need manual settings ... If dis continues after three days consult ya mechanic immediately

yaskarahyelhope:
1. Sharo Festival:

“Sharo” means flogging. It is a public ceremony that demonstrates to the society that a young man has come of age, and may take a wife. The young participant is continuously whipped by someone else, called a challenger, but he must show no signs of pain.

The Sharo cultural festival as a major event in the Fulani settlements attracts people from all works of life to witness the bravery spectacle exhibited by the young and energetic Fulanis. Usually held in a market place for a week, the festival displays the test of endurance and elicit the strength and perseverance of young males to withstand the pain emanating from severe flogging.

2. The Magun:
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The Nigerian society frowns at adultery. The Yoruba ethnic group has a powerful juju (black magic) called Magun for adulterers and most times the outcome is not palatable as the offender could lose his life. The Magun is placed in married woman without her being aware of it either by her husband or his family. If she commits adultery, her lover could end up losing his life or getting stuck while in the act.

3. Inheritance Practices:

The inheritance practices are rooted in the belief by many that the wife herself is a property that can be passed around. In some Nigerian cultures, when a man dies, the wife could be inherited by one of the man’s brothers. However, these days, greedy relatives use it as a way to access the late man’s wealth. This practice is becoming a thing of the past as more women are becoming enlightened and rejecting it.

4. Widowhood Practice:

As if it is not enough that a woman lost her partner to the cold hands of death, she would be subjected to further humiliation to prove she has no hand in his death. In some Nigerian cultures, the widow is forced to drink water used in washing her husband’s corpse. Family members of the deceased also forcefully shave her hair and make her sleep with the corpse. This is done to prove that the widow is not responsible for her husband’s death. This culture is gradually going out of practice.

6. Female Circumcision

Many tribes in Africa still follow this scary tradition. Nigeria is one of the countries in Africa where female circumcision is widely practiced. For men, circumcision is partial or complete removal of foreskin around the genitals and for women it is removal of genitals. This is meant to preserve the chastity of women. As the level of education increases, the likelihood of supporting the practice of female circumcision reduces and regular use of media of communication such as radio and television is an influential factor against the practice of female circumcision in Nigeria.

Hmmm ... Comment Stealer ... God is watching you ... continue stealing comment ... you would be arrested one day via Nairaland Offensive Unit (NOU) ... be careful

OP be careful oooo ... because i no wan plank person dis evening ooo

OP & the Mods should be arrested ... Are dey telling us dah drinking beer should be our priority now

Nigeria Brewires wan sell der market now ... so dem must lie ... Beer wey no gud 4 body

Especially dah Gulder ... E dey make belle big ... person go con get pot belle

Person go con be like person wey kwanshoko catch ... abi pregnant woman

Beer dey dis figure person since 1960 - Till GEJ ERA

An example below:

OP dey eat pork meat

Nawa oo wetin we no go see 4 dis country ...

OP dey eat pig meat ...

OP All na Jollof Rice ooo ... even concussion is Jollof Rice nowadays ...

If your rice don yellow or red ... he don turn to Jollof Rice be dah ....

Jollof Rice as no version ...

OP dey eat bush meat ... am sure by now you will be acting like a bush meat

Am sowie ... I don't like bush meat ... OP na rat you dey call bush meat ..

Am sowie for your belle and organs

OP ... Am sowie to say this ... i fink you are mad .....

How can you compare fufu to SEMO ... SEMO is neatly made and refined ... and it got taste

Unlike Fufu which is handle and made by dirty traders in the market ... the place wey dem dey make am go make you vomit

SEMO is good ... good for the body .. good for every Nairalanders .... Good for you OP ...

Eat Semo and stay energetic and healthy ....

SEMO and vegetable tins on ma mind

Go sleep for Third Mainland Bridge ... and behold ... your Passport would fall down from the sky

You have to believe before doing dis ooo

Nigeria has a range of cultural practices, ranging from the Magun to witch hunting and female circumcision and some just seem weird.

In this modern era, some of the practices which are considered a means of preserving cultural values and norms may appear strange and may even be considered outrageous by people from other parts of the world.

Let’s take a look at 7 cultural practices among various tribes in Nigeria which some may consider strange.

1. Sharo Festival:

“Sharo” means flogging. It is a public ceremony that demonstrates to the society that a young man has come of age, and may take a wife. The young participant is continuously whipped by someone else, called a challenger, but he must show no signs of pain.

The Sharo cultural festival as a major event in the Fulani settlements attracts people from all works of life to witness the bravery spectacle exhibited by the young and energetic Fulanis. Usually held in a market place for a week, the festival displays the test of endurance and elicit the strength and perseverance of young males to withstand the pain emanating from severe flogging.

2. The Magun:
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The Nigerian society frowns at adultery. The Yoruba ethnic group has a powerful juju (black magic) called Magun for adulterers and most times the outcome is not palatable as the offender could lose his life. The Magun is placed in married woman without her being aware of it either by her husband or his family. If she commits adultery, her lover could end up losing his life or getting stuck while in the act.

3. Inheritance Practices:

The inheritance practices are rooted in the belief by many that the wife herself is a property that can be passed around. In some Nigerian cultures, when a man dies, the wife could be inherited by one of the man’s brothers. However, these days, greedy relatives use it as a way to access the late man’s wealth. This practice is becoming a thing of the past as more women are becoming enlightened and rejecting it.

4. Widowhood Practice:

As if it is not enough that a woman lost her partner to the cold hands of death, she would be subjected to further humiliation to prove she has no hand in his death. In some Nigerian cultures, the widow is forced to drink water used in washing her husband’s corpse. Family members of the deceased also forcefully shave her hair and make her sleep with the corpse. This is done to prove that the widow is not responsible for her husband’s death. This culture is gradually going out of practice.

5. The Servicehood or Nwaboy Phenomenon:

This is mostly practiced by the Igbos. The Nwaboy or servant serves the master in return for settlement, often in the form of an automobile spare part shop; electronics or super market. During this period, the Nwaboy stays under the masters’ tutelage for an agreed number of years to learn the ropes of the business. After he faithfully serves his master for the number of years, he is rewarded. Sometimes, it is not advantageous to the Nwaboy as the master ends up cheating him out of his reward.

6. Female Circumcision

Many tribes in Africa still follow this scary tradition. Nigeria is one of the countries in Africa where female circumcision is widely practiced. For men, circumcision is partial or complete removal of foreskin around the genitals and for women it is removal of genitals. This is meant to preserve the chastity of women. As the level of education increases, the likelihood of supporting the practice of female circumcision reduces and regular use of media of communication such as radio and television is an influential factor against the practice of female circumcision in Nigeria.

7. Witch Hunting:

This is practiced mostly among the Edos. If a man or woman is suspected of practicing witchcraft due to strange occurrences or deaths in the family or community, he or she will be taken to a witch doctor. The suspect undergoes all kinds of torture to force the truth out of them and they end up confessing. The confession is enforced by the witch doctor and if the suspect is found guilty, he or she will be ex-communicated from the community.

Thanks Panel of Judges ... I hope i am able to convince you that there are unnoticeable cultural practice in Nigeria.

Una price dey friendly gan ni ooo ...

I trust masef ... on Christmas day wey i go go one junction .. grab one Amala with A bottle of Pepsi

I don do Christmas be dah ... don't dull

OP ... talk anoda tin jawe