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Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by youngies(op): 10:18am On Jan 26, 2009
ifyalways:
i dont think igbo Izugbe is the everyday lang. of any part of igboland.igbo izugbe however looks more of Anambra/Enugu dialet than of Imo/Ebonyi/Abia.
Guess its chosen as the central Igbo cos its more easier to be written and pronounced.
Ify ndewo!

Your postulation may not necessarily be correct. Now let us look at some igbo izugbe words and see if they are more of Anambra/Enugu or Imo/Abia

English words Igbo izugbe usage Anambra/Enugu dialect Imo/Abia dialect
land/ground          ala                  ana                                     ala
up/sky/high         elu                     enu                                     elu   
day                 ubochi                  Mbosi/ubosi                       ubochi
night                 abali                     abani                                   abali   
now                 ugbua                    kita                                   ugbua 
one                 otu                         ofu                                   otu       
food                 nri                         nni                                   nri       
bed                 nani                      soso                                   nani
long/tall           ogologo                 ogonogo                                   ogologo
Leg/foot           ukwu                    okpa                                  ukwu


Note that I am not trying to assert that all igbo izugbe are of Imo/Abia origin, but to prove that it is not more of Anambra/Enugu dialect like you asserted.

Echelon, comments are welcomed
Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by youngies(op): 9:50am On Jan 21, 2009
Echelon, isn't central Igbo (Igbo izugbe) a dialet of a particular group? I mean some group speak it as their everyday Igbo language. If it is so, why was it chosen as being 'central' (izugbe)?

Birikwa!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Is The Terrorist State Of Israel Fighting Hamas Or The UN & Palestinian People by youngies(m): 4:30pm On Jan 16, 2009
Lunatic hamas ofcourse! grin
Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by youngies(op): 1:03pm On Jan 16, 2009
Ihe kariri ilu di mere Ify, cool

Ify bikokwa bia zara onu gi ooo
Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by youngies(op): 10:52am On Jan 16, 2009
[quote author=IGWE_USA link=topic=43635.msg3345715#msg3345715 date=1232042937]@Ifyalways

Ify, thread obula m gara ha a n'ekwu maka good news good news banyere gi. Biko gbanu m ukwu n'eze ,ka m wee soro kwuo kele Olisa bi n'eluigwe maka ihe oma nke oere gi. cheesy[/quote]Igwe_USA, Ify bu nwa chi na emere grin Good news na agba ya round mgbe dum.

Ndi Igbo si na obu ihe kwuru, ihe akwudebe ya
Something must always stand beside something else
Foreign Affairs › Re: Israel Set To Launch Gaza Ground Offensive Tonight - London Times by youngies(m): 5:51pm On Jan 09, 2009
davidylan:
including Jewish women and children? grin

I always knew this pretended "outrage" was not because of your newfound love for children.

Were the prophet alive now he'd be hiding in caves like Osama Bn Laden. The world has changed, it has no more room for maurading bandits.
grin grin grin This David sef, you no go kill person with laughter! grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Ghaddafi Urges Arab Nations To Attack Israel by youngies(m): 5:09pm On Jan 09, 2009
He should lead by example and let his son(s) be the first to be conscripted, followed by his uncles and nephews. Only then shall we know that he is serious.
Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by youngies(op): 11:11am On Jan 09, 2009
Happy New Year to y'all!

Mgbe onye jiri tete ura bu ututu ya
Whatever time one wakes up is his morning

I guess we all had a very wonderful holidays. Afo a ga abu afo anyi dum ga eji enye testimony di egwu  grin Udo diri unu


Onye turu aka na nsi tu na onu, eriera nsi
He who points at a heap of shit and then points the same finger to his mouth, has already tasted the shit
Crime › Re: Guy Stabbed Girl Friend Around Genital Territory by youngies(m): 2:19pm On Dec 23, 2008
Suprised you didn't know that the genitals has got territorial integrity huh
Politics › Re: Is Dr. Olusola Saraki Christian Or Moslem? by youngies(m): 2:02pm On Dec 23, 2008
I think it will be safe therefore to say that the sarakis' are practicing Chrislam. . . . . It is the worst type of religion if you ask me
Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by youngies(op): 11:21am On Dec 22, 2008
Lol. . .

Ify Kashif has the longest kiss, why? wink
Politics › Re: Dora Nkem Akunyili (OFR) As The New Information Minister by youngies(m): 1:49pm On Dec 18, 2008
From my humble perspective, it is the PDP in her home State of Anambra that is setting her up for destruction, in connivance with the PDP national head office in Abuja.

It has the finger print of Andy Ubah written all over it, Corrupt Ubah being as it were, the only strong PDP candidate for March 2010 gubernatorial elections in the state, will have a very strong contender in the person of Akunyili with the sentiments of being a tested performer and a woman if she decides to contest in that election.

The script is programmed to setup Akunyili to self destruct. By the time she will be through as Information Minister, not many a Nigerian especially Anambrarians will still hold her in high esteem.

If any family member of hers is reading this thread, they still have a chance to stop this impending destruction of our Amazon by convincing her to reject this appointment. But as always, they may have already been beclouded by the spoils of power.

Time shall tell
Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by youngies(op): 1:48pm On Dec 18, 2008
Hmmmmm, why has everybody deserted this thread? Guess peeps are all busy elsewhere . . .

But I let us all remember that:

Ana eme ogu ana emekwa oru, maka alota ogu aga eri nri
When getting ready for war, effort should also be put in preparation of food, cos when you return from war, u will need to eat.

Igbo makanu!
Webmasters › Re: School Web Template - Help by youngies(m): 5:55pm On Dec 13, 2008
Are u willing to pay a fee to get it done?
Sports › Re: Which Super Eagles Team Is Your All-time Best? by youngies(m): 5:35pm On Dec 13, 2008
USA 94 team is a complete team, no passenger! It was part of the team that metamorphosed into ATLANTA 96 team. 

We have not seen another team with character like the USA 94 team
Webmasters › Re: Why Not A .NG Tld? by youngies(m): 5:32pm On Dec 13, 2008
pie1ect:
I think the decision to use a .ng domain name should be given to clients but not forced on them. The .com domain name does not mean your website is US-based. let's be very clear on that. It means it is a [b]COM[/b]mercial website (at least that was the original intention), and that is why it's so popular - it is a generic TLD. So the idea that Nigerians are not being proud of their country when they don't use the .ng domain name is flawed, in my opinion.
The reason why the .com TLD is perceived as American is simple - it was originally issued by some US agency and though maintenance of the TLD has transferred from organization to organization, it is still administered by an American agency or firm.

Not many US companies go with .us domains, as not all UK companies go with .co.uk. The problem with getting a country-code TLD is that you are perceived as not open for business to the rest of the world - you are only open for business to people in that country or region (as in the .eu domain names).

If I am a shoe designer based in Nigeria and I need a website, I go with .com TLD, because in all likelihood, I might grow to become an international brand in the future.

Now if I am a Nigerian e-commerce provider (like a Nigerian ebay, for instance) I should go with a .com.ng TLD, because this is my target audience and I don't intend to change that. However, I register .com and whatever else for security and to avoid legal battles later.
MINT!!!!!!!!
Webmasters › Re: Why Not A .NG Tld? by youngies(m): 5:11pm On Dec 13, 2008
OminPotens

Again, I speak from my experience. It will be very unfair to blame the management as not being ready to issue these .ng domains out. In fairness to them, for you to obtain a .ng domain, you do not really need to talk to any of the NITDA staff if u are not going to use their servers.

Just fill out the online registration form, then wait for it to be auto processed, that may take a while, say 2 days or so. They will call you to confirm your admin contact, then you are go.

Issues of downtime can be blamed on infrastructure just like we have then in power, health, school etc.
Webmasters › Re: Why Not A .NG Tld? by youngies(m): 4:57pm On Dec 13, 2008
JJYOU:
as many pointed out in an earlier thread on this subject that is the point. the integrity of the nigerian brand is very high as you know. you come accross as someone with vast knowledge of this subject and you are saying security of info does not arise. i wonder why you said that. i personally will not volunteer my enemies name onto some website let alone mine.

we own various names through oneandone, godaddy, register.com, registerfly and hostmonsters for years. even when registerfly was in serious trouble the migration to other registrars was trouble free. i wish the .ng luck and success but i wait to see many questions answered first
The bold part refers.

Maybe I didn't understand what you were alluding to in the first instance, If my memory serves me right, this was what you initially asked:
what is the security of info like with naija domain registrations. do you have to give your credit card details and what is the gaurantee it wont be compromised?
I was trying to explain to you that you do not need to put your credit card info like (e.g your PIN) while filling the registration form.

.nd tld is being controlled by Nigerian government through NITDA, so I fail to see your reason for being apprehensive in filling out a form for a domain registration, whereas you will be cool to enter your correct personal info when filling out a JAMB or NECO form. Isn't it the same government, the same country?
Webmasters › Re: Why Not A .NG Tld? by youngies(m): 3:41pm On Dec 13, 2008
Solocent

Are u soliciting?
Webmasters › Re: Why Not A .NG Tld? by youngies(m): 3:40pm On Dec 13, 2008
ztyle:
Mr.youngies
Dude i try to comprehend ur post but couldn't get ur point nevertheless u're rite he can't afford, but yet claim to have the biggest Nigerian Website with no .NG attach to it, come to think of it that dude is makinq million's from this site, u can't tell me that you're not aware of that, huh.
My point is that a busy site like nairaland cannot afford to have incessant down-time which normally associated with .ng domain.

I really do not know how much Seun is making from this site, but he should be wherever that butters his bread.
Webmasters › Re: Why Not A .NG Tld? by youngies(m): 3:36pm On Dec 13, 2008
JJYOU:
what is the security of info like with naija domain registrations. do you have to give your credit card details and what is the gaurantee it wont be compromised?
No, you do not have to give any account details before you could register your .ng domain. The issue of security of your credit card does not arise. Maybe you need to open the registration site and look at fields in the form for registeration, http://db.register.net.ng

Thanks
Webmasters › Re: Why Not A .NG Tld? by youngies(m): 3:21pm On Dec 13, 2008
ztyle

It may not be in the Seun's best interest to pursue a .ng domain for nairaland for now, because nairaland is about the busiest online naija forum. It cannot afford intermittent down-time that .ng domain is prone to.

Hopefully soon all the issues with the .ng tld will be taken care of, only then will I suggest that for Seun for a site like nairaland.
Webmasters › Re: Why Not A .NG Tld? by youngies(m): 3:13pm On Dec 13, 2008
JJYOU:
you are right. as a matter of fact before any new domains are released to the public every company is given the right to buy up. it is generally higher than the usual price but it is worth the agro of trying to stop fraudulent/illegal use later.
NITDA goes to the extent of calling your administrative contact to confirm before you could be registered

the white guy who was responsible for the registration 3 years ago told us in an email you have to have physical presence in naija.
The white boy's name is Randy Bush, he has since handed it over to Nigerians

where is the registration site please
The registration site is http://db.register.net.ng
Webmasters › Re: Why Not A .NG Tld? by youngies(m): 2:12pm On Dec 13, 2008
Many thanks, Yawa

To break it down further, do you know that, that Indian 419 with .ng domain must be known by the authorities before his .ng domain is registered? If at anytime it proven or even suspected that his domain is involved in illegal business, NITDA has the right to shut it down without any recourse.

Again, you as an individual or comapany can't go and register for instance "www.cocacola.com.ng" if you are not the real coca cola company. If you do, at anytime it is discorvered by coca cola, they may ask NITDA that they want to reclaim the domain from you, and NITDA will have no option than to oblige them.
Webmasters › Re: Why Not A .NG Tld? by youngies(m): 1:53pm On Dec 13, 2008
yawa,

Does it necessarily mean that any company with .ng domain is based in Nigeria?
Webmasters › Re: Why Not A .NG Tld? by youngies(m): 1:48pm On Dec 13, 2008
It took me approximately 6 days to get my .ng domain to be resolved. It is also free, if you already have a hosting company that will host your site. But you will be required to pay if you also want to host with NITDA servers.

My experience - the down-time of .ng servers is not encouraging and needs to be addressed asap.
Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by youngies(op): 1:39pm On Dec 13, 2008
chika98:
Bia youngies, obu gi no na foto ahu?? Imakwara mma ooo grin

Ndi igbo na asi "onye ajuru aju anaghi aju owe ya"

Also " onweghi etu egbe ji fe anaghi ahu afo ya"
I guess na i bu nwa ada makwara mma ooo, cheesy thanks anyway

Ala adighi mma bu uru ndi nze
The elders are at advantage when there problem in the land
Politics › Re: Dislodgment Of Ribadu From The Force by youngies(m): 8:05pm On Dec 10, 2008
Cre8tivity and Muza you really do not need to burst a vein in trying to drag AIG Ribadu's name to the mud. I give it to you guys, you have tried very hard as paid agents would always do, but you are not doing a good job at it.

Just to rub it in - AIG Ribadu's name has been etched in the positive side of history, his achievements stands tall on the minds of so many Nigerians. This you can't change no matter how hard you try, because we are witnesses to it.

I see probably why you are so desperate to put an end to Ribadu.  If you let him be, because of his pedigree he may one day be back into the system again, and will surely open the book for y'all (pro corruption), however, unfortunately for you people, if you succeed in killing him, you may have made a MARTYR out of him.
Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by youngies(op): 10:26am On Dec 10, 2008
Emmm, sister Ify, nkowa gi adighi bad at all, but I can only illustrate further:

The ilu as I understand it, is about showing the disparity between the eagle and the egret. We all know how clean white the egret is, but it doesn't come near to the poise, elegance, grace and aura of the eagle. Ya mere, you can imagine, mmiri ugo jiri kwo aka, still ugbana is very grateful to eji ya awu aru. cool

I hope I have added more to the confusion wink
Webmasters › Re: Clients Who Cheat Web Designers After Getting A Demo by youngies(m): 12:20pm On Dec 02, 2008
Many a time it is easier said than done. Depending on the strength of the client, I could sometimes do a spec work. Yes you heard me, spec work. But this spec work will never get pass a PowerPoint Presentation with a link to my Portfolio page.

A live demo must be paid for if a client insist on getting one, there is no way round it.

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