₦airaland Forum

Well, if it isn't big Francis being big Francis!
Someone from Anambra proclaiming that he is from Anambra is now interpreted as "a crazed attachment". I expected nothing less from a fellow who described his loyalty to his Igboness as "fanatic", thb. If there is one thing common to all fanatics it is the inability to be reasonable.
*smh*

This man's mother was Arab.

^ Don't be so ignorant. Sometimes one heritage eclipses the other. And Indians are already a pretty dark-skinned group. Why won't a dark-skinned Indian woman and a Nigerian man produce a Denrele?

Besides, even before I knew Denrele was mixed, I already suspected there was something 'non-full Nigerian' about his hair... something that reminded me of the Afro I'd seen on mixed-race people before.

ChinenyeN:
Oh, wow. So, the level of saturation is high then. That's cool. And congratulations to you.

Thank you.

This is cool, really. But your profile says you're in Lagos. I would've loved this even more if you were in, for example, Obiaruku or Utagba-Ogbe. You know, a little bit of practising what you preach.

ChinenyeN:
Interesting. Where did you pick it up, if you don't mind my asking?

I was at Federal Government Girls' College, Onitsha for 4 years. That was a while ago, though. I still hang around a lot of Igbos. My local church here (I live in the UK) is a small Igbo congregation. Service is conducted largely in Igbo. My best friend and my fiance, both Igbo, both from Anambra, brought me to the church.

ChinenyeN:
You speak?

Oddly enough, it is the only Nigerian language I speak tolerably well... Thanks to the Nigerians I surround myself with.

I did spend a bit of time in PH, but that isn't where I picked the lingo.

adeitoro:
wow congrats for your new title:
Obele Nsi 1 of Nairaland.

I am enjoying your conversation with Mr Tony.

Keep the ball rolling.

Once more congrats Obele Nsi 1.

Kedukwa ebe akpu oru nke a si makaputa?

Biko si uzo a *pointing towards the exit* na m na gi enwero okwu. Onye m na ya ji okwu bu OP. Biko kupu!

tonychristopher:
Now lad get a life....you seems to be on heat...well get a vobo

damn ..som kind of girls can be hmmm

Look up the meaning of 'lad', laddie.

Don't use words you do not know what they mean.

[quote author=dckelvin post=34180035][/quote]Wait. Did you just assume Slimmy was Yoruba because he 'released" some dirt on this Nnamdi person?

Why are Nigerians, nay, Nairalanders, like this?

tonychristopher:
Girl your sound very stressed maybe try rehab .......

Dude 'your' sound like something that crawled out of the 19th century maybe try dying again....


(sidebar: your typos and absolute ignorance about punctuation are hilarious )

^ You are a joke, I swear. An unfunny, pitiable joke.

So, you made a childish comment at 11:51. I rolled my eyes and ignored it. Then you came back over 30 minutes later, and dropped another even more childish comment, hoping to get my attention. Bored much? Need someone to talk to, you bored lonely man?

What happened to being a bit busy, eh?

And, erm, when you typed 'obele ndi' instead of 'obele nsi', you could have used the modify button, instead of making a whole new comment. What are we now, IT-challenged?

tonychristopher:
it is not done in where i come from in Igbo land if it were to be part of my culture in Anambra She will pass tru it but its unfortunate that in my part of Igbo land it isn't done and mind you i have dated many ladies that are circumcised and they reach full orgasm and had kids so

dont blame it on the circumcision but on the frigidity and rigidity and possibly the psyche of the woman


are you happy now

Was I sad before? Brainless posts such as this don't decide my emotional state, son. Your reply confirms my suspicions. You are insane. You can still reach orgasm if one-third of your penis is chopped off. Why not go for it? Really you should. That should make you less of a di.ck, literally.

tonychristopher:
oh, you were the young lad that asked that question..what was it again pls remind me.....i am a bit busy here kinda multi tasking...so what was that question again

nwa mbamiri ...nne gwa m

No, you are not a bit busy. You've been coming back on this post with replies really fast. You had enough time to dig up comments I made weeks ago.

You do not want to address that mess of your thread. You're trying to save face with the 'I'm busy' line.

Bye...nwa mbaala.

tonychristopher:
YOU AINT SCREWING WITH ME..YOU ARE MAKING A MOCKERY OF YOURSELF DEAR.....TROLLING AINT MATURITY BUT NUISSANCE

There's only one 's' in 'nuisance', Mr Maturity.

And why haven't you answered the question I asked you on your female circumcision thread?

Okay, seriously. You just said in your last post that we SS folks have issues. Can you outline our issues?

tonychristopher:
I have never redefined igbo and I am not in that position to do that, I just follow the laid norm and truism in igbo matters and mind you i am Igbo and too igbotic and I am proud of it, the way a french man spices french when speaking english that is the way i spice igbo because I am a proud igbo..ighotago and I know that we are not cowed, I guess you are from SS what ever that means those peeps have serious issues mana oburo hancha anyway

Who is threating igbo..what they could not achieve during the war time is it within the paece time of 2015 with over 40 million Igbo...the question is that other Nigerians especially these Niger Delta swamppy clans have fear and threatened of Igbo swallowing them...nne it is the other way round...we Igbo especially pure breds are known to be proud and never cowed..ina aghota


I hope that uche gi di ya...nne...ngwa

if you aint igbo so why are you interested on who is igbo...the thread is for those that are bit confused on their igboness..those that bear Ngozi, Emeka yet are confused..those the igbo call Efulefu that needs rehab but if you aint Igbo nne, you dont need to worry


this thread aint for you

I'm screwing with you and it's working!

I should try this trolling thing more often.

tonychristopher:
you said that you keep it in chest and that is the confusing ...it boils down to the question do i say am igbo or am i confused in man made Niger Delta nomenclature ...this i think you should purge yourself


That is the meaning of my term "confused" but you can still keep it in heart...now we are talking ..but anything Igbo i can see your always lurking around their threads yet no stand..dearie try make one

This makes zero sense. I know who I am, and I'm not confused about that.

On Nairaland I prefer not to disclose my ethnicity for one simple reason: I do not want my comments and contributions to be unfairly (mis)interpreted in the light of my ethnicity, seeing as NL is very charged ethnically.

How that qualifies as 'confused' is something you will still have to explain further.

BTW, I do not have to take a stand; this isn't a war. And I don't only comment on Igbo-related threads. I'm there on Yoruba threads...even Somali threads as well.

tonychristopher:
I REFFERED YOU TO THE BEST PERSON THAT WOULD ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS..BIKO, JUO NNE GI OGA ASA GI WHO IS IGBO MAYBE YOU ASK YOUR FATHER IF YOU FEEL THAT I AM NOT IN POSITION TO DEFINE WHO IS AN IGBO

DALU

Who said you are not in a position to define who is Igbo? My question was why defining and redefining Igbo is what two-third of your comments on NL are about. Almost as if you feel Igbo nationhood is under threat and you have to save it by flooding NL with Igbo this, Igbo that comments/posts.

Is the Igbo nation under threat?

And why do you keep spicing your replies with Igbo words? Do you always assume strangers understand your language?

tonychristopher:
Juo Nne gi biko

Typical.

tonychristopher:
CALL IT BACK GROUND RESEARCH SO THAT I CAN KNOW THE MENTAL STATE OF WHOM I AM TALKING WITH AND I HAVE NOTED IT SO


KA ODI....

This doesn't explain what you meant by 'confused' though.

tonychristopher:
I said it...confused one......

LMAO! He actually went snooping on my previous posts.

Explain what you mean when you said 'confused'... if you don't mind.

tonychristopher:
We igbos. not you stranger..wanna be

Wannabe? Wanna be WHAT?

Answer this question truthfully, OP:

Would you let your daughter(s) go through circumcision?

tonychristopher:
DO WE KNOW YOU?

Who is 'WE'?

victor1464:
richard mofe damijo is a yoruba man not itsekiri because yoruba and itsekir are the same ethnic group. His names sounds so yorubaish...no doubt

I...I...can't make sense of what you are trying to say here.


Based on the little sense I can make out if this warped comment, maybe you shouldn't complain at all when anyone says Ukwuani and Igbo are the same ethnic group, and that you are an Igbo man.

You have a hard-on for this 'who is Igbotic, who isn't Igbotic' stuff, don't you? That's all you ever talk about.

emmysoftyou:
the present amanyanabo of opobo.is he the grandson of jaja the igboman?
Or things change...

No, he isn't the grandson. He is farther down the line than that. But this your question though, considering the comment you quoted to ask it, what do you think direct descendant means?

Someone with half a brain would have figured out in seconds by using the bloody Internet that Curacao and Carriacou are two different frigging places! And that Carriacou was not a Dutch colony. But not Kwametut. Too dumb for that.

Carriacou1985, when you eventually return to this thread, try, try, not to engage this guy 'criswell'. He is a sick, lonely, retarded attention-seeking troll. Try to communicate with him and risk losing some brain cells. Seriously.

9jacrip:
Makes sense.
Your posts on Yoruba topics and depth of arguments made me conclude.
Regardless, I'm still a fan of your posts and maybe someday we'll find out what ethnic group you're from.

The ethnic tension on nairaland is too high for my system. The only way I think I can remain neutral and immune to it is to keep my ethnicity to myself.

But I have already hinted on other posts that I'm Niger Deltan - or rather part-Niger Deltan.

9jacrip:
Interesting.
And here I thought you were Yoruba. Not that it matters that you're a PH lady by birth and feel a connection to it though.

LOL. No I'm not Yoruba. But every Nigerian ethnic group interests me, and I always seize every opportunity I can get to learn as much about them as I can.

Informative. I consider myself a Port Harcourt girl - by birth at least. It's the only Nigerian city I feel a connection with.

OP, can you possibly also include a list of Ikwerre names and their meanings. I particularly would like to know what the following names mean: Otonti, Achinewhu, Aguma, Bekwele, Mandah, Nsirim, Egelege, Wahua