Welcome, Guest: Register On Nairaland / LOGIN! / Trending / Recent / NewStats: 3,151,618 members, 7,813,037 topics. Date: Tuesday, 30 April 2024 at 05:21 AM |
Nairaland Forum / Wulfruna's Profile / Wulfruna's Posts
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (of 16 pages)
Culture / Re: Dark Skinned Biracial People by Wulfruna(f): 9:08pm On Feb 23, 2016 |
tpiar: Tippu Tip. He was a slave trader. |
Culture / Re: Elders Bowing for 17-Year-Old Delta-King Chukwuka-Akaeze I by Wulfruna(f): 12:41pm On Feb 22, 2016 |
martineverest: The community in question here is Ubulu-Uku. Go and read about Ubulu-Uku and see what they say about where they came from. 3 Likes |
Family / Re: Kenyan Lovers Trapped During Sex (pic) by Wulfruna(f): 8:45pm On Feb 21, 2016 |
akagson: Yes, it is similar, but the two conditions are not exactly the same. Vaginismus can also occur on its own, and not necessarily in the middle of intercourse. |
Family / Re: Kenyan Lovers Trapped During Sex (pic) by Wulfruna(f): 8:16pm On Feb 21, 2016 |
holamiday: You're right. Google "pënis captivus". |
Culture / Re: Photos Of The Youngest King In Delta Coronation by Wulfruna(f): 3:17pm On Feb 21, 2016 |
SmartMugu: The kingmakers and chiefs will probably run the community until he is of age. |
Culture / Re: Ooni Ogunwusi Made UNN Chancellor: Emerges As The Youngest Chancellor In Nigeria by Wulfruna(f): 11:42am On Feb 19, 2016 |
chukzyblingz: I was going to ask this question. |
Culture / Re: Igbo learning thread + Translator by Wulfruna(f): 6:57pm On Feb 18, 2016 |
NaturallyRo: I'm going to class now. We'll talk tonight. You hear, dear? Later. Peace. 2 Likes |
Culture / Re: Why Aren't Somali Woman In Hollywood???? by Wulfruna(f): 3:06am On Feb 14, 2016 |
TRAPQUEEN1: The only thing wrong here is that nairaland's culture section has a troll problem. A lonely, mentally ill Somali needs Nigerians' attention to stay alive. When one moniker stops getting the attention he needs, he gets another one and tries again. That's what is wrong. 9 Likes |
Culture / Re: Why Don't Afro-Caribbeans Receive The Same Flack As Black Americans? by Wulfruna(f): 2:46pm On Feb 11, 2016 |
YoruBadGoon: Neither you nor Pashaun even understands what I'm saying and that inability to understand baffles me. |
Culture / Re: Why Don't Afro-Caribbeans Receive The Same Flack As Black Americans? by Wulfruna(f): 11:52am On Feb 11, 2016 |
pashaun: I think I already made my point. Naming Americanized People of Afro-Caribbean descent doesn't make rap a Caribbean thing. It is an American thing - a black American a.k.a African-American thing. One last thing: Billy Garland (Tupac's dad) was no Tuareg. I see a lot of people saying that and I wonder if it is that they don't understand their sources or they just like to mislead people. Billy was African-American. His parents were African-Americans. It is believed that (but not exactly confirmed) he has some Tuareg ancestry dating back to slavery days. Every African-American has African ancestors if you follow their ancestry far back enough into the slave-trade period. Forest Whittaker and TD Jakes have Nigerian ancestry. Chris Tucker has Cameroonian ancestry. Ben Carson has Cameroonian and Sierra Leonian ancestry. BTW, you know who else has Tuareg ancestry? Morgan Freeman. All this African ancestry goes back hundreds of years, and is essentially meaningless. These people are all fully African-American, as is Billy Garland, Tupac's dad. No Tuareg bears the name 'Billy'. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Culture / Re: Why Don't Afro-Caribbeans Receive The Same Flack As Black Americans? by Wulfruna(f): 3:55am On Feb 11, 2016 |
pashaun: Is this what you meant? LOL. I really thought you were going to tell me about actually Caribbeans in Caribbean countries who developed hip hop in Caribbean countries. With the exception of DJ Kool, everybody on that list was born in America, and identifies (identified) with the African-American community. DJ Kool, too, did his work in New York, and not in Jamaica. You cannot credit his work to Jamaica. Jamaicans in Kingston, etc, had nothing to do with it. All of them on this list are not even of Caribbean descent as you claim. Hip-Hop developed in the black neighbourhoods of New York. It wasn't developed in the Caribbean and then imported to America. It was an African-American invention; the fact that some of the proponents were African-Americans with Caribbean parentage is irrelevant. Most of these guys (the ones who are of Caribbean descent) see themselves and are seen as just African-American. Often you don't even know they have Caribbean origins until you Google. They don't speak Haitian Creole or Patois. They are just African-Americans, period. You can't pin hip hop on the Caribbeans living in the Caribbeans. There are a lot of other pioneers of hip hop who did not have Caribbean orogins. If we were to draw a complete list of the pioneers of that music genre, most of the people on that list would be just regular African-Americans. (PS: Tupac's dad Billy Garland was not Moroccan. Reading that made me go WTF) 1 Like 1 Share |
Culture / Re: 50 Reasons Why Yoruba Never Had An Empire But Civilized By Benin by Wulfruna(f): 4:07pm On Feb 10, 2016 |
Seriously now, you post is ridiculous. I stopped reading at no. 7. How can you count meeting the Europeans as an achievement? What is your problem? 6 Likes |
Culture / Re: 50 Reasons Why Yoruba Never Had An Empire But Civilized By Benin by Wulfruna(f): 4:06pm On Feb 10, 2016 |
thekingisback: No, you are Igbo. You must be Igbo. You are here saying shi.t about the Yoruba. How can you then say you are not Igbo? #Sarcasm 4 Likes |
Culture / Re: Why Aren't Somali Woman In Hollywood???? by Wulfruna(f): 10:03am On Feb 10, 2016 |
This is what happens when you have nothing worthwhile to boast about. When your country is a giant shithole and you need to shore up your self-esteem. You begin to talk about childish nonsense like skin colour and nose shape and lip size and hair texture, and who was or was not a slave two hundred years ago. 10 Likes |
Culture / Re: Why Don't Afro-Caribbeans Receive The Same Flack As Black Americans? by Wulfruna(f): 9:22am On Feb 10, 2016 |
pashaun: How did Afro-Caribbeans create hip hop and 'thug life'? Twerking is, perhaps, more closely related to Caribbean dance forms than to American dance forms, so you may have a point there. But hip hop and 'thug life'? |
Culture / Re: Man Getting Married To A Donkey In Spain by Wulfruna(f): 7:33am On Feb 09, 2016 |
Check out that ãss! (geddit? ) 1 Like |
Culture / Re: "Ooni Of Ife,Alaafin Of Oyo,Oba Of Benin:1st,2nd,3rd In Ranking"-Alake Of Egba by Wulfruna(f): 2:09pm On Feb 08, 2016 |
The Alake is number four in hierarchy? I'm gonna have to brush up my Yoruba history a bit. But this doesn't sound right. Is the Alake among the kings that received a crown from Oduduwa? |
Culture / Re: Why Aren't Somali Woman In Hollywood???? by Wulfruna(f): 2:03pm On Feb 08, 2016 |
Rivertemz: The first guy is African-American. Other than that, on point! |
Culture / Re: Alaafin Of Oyo's Wife Badirat Donates 2 Disabled Children In Oyo(photos) by Wulfruna(f): 1:54pm On Feb 08, 2016 |
OP, The title of the thread reads different from what you intended. Edit. Writing 'to' is not that difficult. |
Culture / Re: Culture Zone of the Middlebelt people by Wulfruna(f): 11:29am On Feb 08, 2016 |
tonychristopher: Listen, my good man. Mungo Park did not die in Ibusa or Igbuzor. He never came anywhere near Ibusa or even Southern Nigeria for that matter. Mungo Park died in Bussa which was a town in what is now Niger State in Northern Nigeria. Try not to confuse yourself. 3 Likes |
Culture / Re: Unoaku Anyadike Visits The Ooni Of Ife (photo) by Wulfruna(f): 7:53am On Feb 08, 2016 |
africanusvu: This got likes?? |
Celebrities / Re: Blackface Tweets About Sunday Rice & Theft; Fans React by Wulfruna(f): 8:10pm On Feb 07, 2016 |
Nigerians have got zero chill. A man can't clown around on twitter again. 9 Likes |
Culture / Re: Culture Zone of the Middlebelt people by Wulfruna(f): 4:35pm On Feb 06, 2016 |
tonychristopher: Did you say Mungo Park died in Igbouzor? The things I see on Nairaland eh...! 3 Likes |
Education / Re: 7 English Words Nigerians Use Everyday Which Don't Exist. by Wulfruna(f): 8:19pm On Feb 05, 2016 |
FabioPeter: Educative is a correct English word. |
Education / Re: 7 English Words Nigerians Use Everyday Which Don't Exist. by Wulfruna(f): 7:59pm On Feb 05, 2016 |
Topshow4real: Because the word is actually 'expatiate'. 1 Like |
Education / Re: 7 English Words Nigerians Use Everyday Which Don't Exist. by Wulfruna(f): 4:22pm On Feb 05, 2016 |
Gwazah: Did you notice that in your screen shot, the example of the use of the word (disvirgin) was taken from a book written by a Nigerian (Gideon Mekwunye)? The word was apparently coined in Nigeria, but seems to be gaining some popularity even outside Nigeria, which is a good thing. |
Education / Re: 7 English Words Nigerians Use Everyday Which Don't Exist. by Wulfruna(f): 4:05pm On Feb 05, 2016 |
We shouldn't fight the use of these Nigerian coinages. We should encourage people to use them. Who said we can't evolve our own variant of English, when Australians and Americans and white English-speaking South Africans have their own peculiar English words? 1 Like |
Culture / Re: . by Wulfruna(f): 8:27am On Feb 04, 2016 |
playtheblues: Masters students are not allowed to bring in dependents to the UK. |
Culture / Re: Culture Zone of the Middlebelt people by Wulfruna(f): 9:47pm On Feb 03, 2016 |
There are also some Tiv in Nasarawa. Don't know how large that population is, however. I hear it is 'significant'. In the end, it does seem that the Tiv outnumber the Nupe,even if by a small margin. |
Culture / Re: Culture Zone of the Middlebelt people by Wulfruna(f): 6:17pm On Feb 03, 2016 |
From school days, we were taught the Tiv were the largest minority ethnicity in the Middle Belt. The Nupe probably come in second. |
Education / Re: State Universities With The Best Infrastructures And Facilities- Pictures by Wulfruna(f): 7:46am On Feb 03, 2016 |
Nigerians have a weird idea of what constitutes 'facilities'. I was expecting to see pictures of the inside of laboratories, the inside of libraries, the inside of classrooms. Things like that. Instead I'm looking at pictures of roads and the exterior of buildings. These buildings could have no noteworthy facilities inside them for all we know. 1 Like |
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (of 16 pages)
(Go Up)
Sections: politics (1) business autos (1) jobs (1) career education (1) romance computers phones travel sports fashion health religion celebs tv-movies music-radio literature webmasters programming techmarket Links: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Nairaland - Copyright © 2005 - 2024 Oluwaseun Osewa. All rights reserved. See How To Advertise. 46 |