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Culture / Re: What Actually Is Igbo Traditional Attire by YourNemesis: 3:28pm On Feb 16, 2022
BKayy:

Which other idiot (excuse my French) worships Ogun and Olokun in Anioma?

Hope you know that Olukumi doesn't have a single town in Aniocha. They are still considered migrants in the towns that harbour them

Why do you keep mentioning them (Olukumi)? Do you want to go and steal their villages? grin

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Culture / Re: What Actually Is Igbo Traditional Attire by YourNemesis: 3:24pm On Feb 16, 2022
BKayy:

You are now becoming more civil.
It is the doubt flowing in. Even doubters can sense truth.

If you want to talk about Olukumi, signify let me help you not sneaking them in when I am just getting started with Bini

Olukumi ke?
Eweeeeeeeeeè!

Bros, have some shame for once. grin

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Culture / Re: What Actually Is Igbo Traditional Attire by YourNemesis: 3:18pm On Feb 16, 2022
BKayy:

You Yorubas should learn to mind your business.
Ask Bini what okuko mean first or what Ikegobo mean.

So we should leave what has origin from Igboland because a bunch of people that call themselves Bini adopted it. No Afonja you are lying.
You are seriously lying. No one tells an Igbo man what to do especially when he is on his own turf.

The same Bini that use "ogbe, ugbo, ugo, ọkụkọ etc"
Bini influence is not from Anioma but Nri.
Hope you know where Nri is before talking nonsense about Anioma.

With the way you are going, you will soon claim Ogun, Ada and Eben, Olokun worship in Anioma and Ugie... grin

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Culture / Re: What Actually Is Igbo Traditional Attire by YourNemesis: 3:06pm On Feb 16, 2022
BKayy:

It is interesting that what our ancestors did when you people were butt naked look like a modern era thing to you.

Lol. Go to Bini right now and see the women enjoying their Afọ Market sales

Learn to accept truths bro and while some of your brothers already have, you are still here making stuff up.

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Culture / Re: What Actually Is Igbo Traditional Attire by YourNemesis: 3:05pm On Feb 16, 2022
BKayy:

Nope, still 20th century (1925).
During Nigeria for that matter.

PUBLISHED for the Church Missionary Society IN 1925.

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Culture / Re: What Actually Is Igbo Traditional Attire by YourNemesis: 3:03pm On Feb 16, 2022
BKayy:

It is interesting that what our ancestors did when you people were butt naked look like a modern era thing to you.

Lol. Go to Bini right now and see the women enjoying their Afọ Market sales

Chai... it's the lies for me. grin

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Culture / Re: What Actually Is Igbo Traditional Attire by YourNemesis: 3:02pm On Feb 16, 2022
BKayy:
There is something you Yorubas need to do before putting your mouth into what doesn't concern you. I hope both of you are listening @YourNemesis and Saukruat,

Always ask the other side before making yourself emergency police, defender and judge at the same time.

There is a reason why the court of Bini always denounce claims from confused Igbo groups in SS. They know that the more the issue is flogged the more the origin of all they call theirs is exposed. Atleast today, you've seen where the acclaimed Bini dressing came from.
If we go more on this, you will end up seeing where the inspiration for Iguedo mask came from.
Do you know that today is Afọ Market day in Bini?

As for our neighbours on the Eastern side. Have you seen any of them complain of anything in regards to what you people are confusing yourselves on?
Nope, because what you thought was peculiar to them is a shared thing between them and southern Igboland. The origin is Igbo that spread to them through Arochukwu.
A typical native clothing of Ibibio and Efik origin is weaved grass and rafia.

Below are pictures from maiden Festival in Arochukwu

Then replicate these pictures at least, and stop copying ivie okuko styles and the ewu ivie shoulder bead cape attire.... If it was only western igbos (aniomas) doing it now, at least we can even understand to an extent.

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Culture / Re: What Actually Is Igbo Traditional Attire by YourNemesis: 2:47pm On Feb 16, 2022
BKayy:

Hahahahaha. Nobody as funny as Yoruba man that wants to claim old.

Oga the oldest thing from Yoruba is the copper artworks from 12th century.
Very soon you will post acclaimed streetlights of 6th century.

Get yourself educated. grin
Culture / Re: What Actually Is Igbo Traditional Attire by YourNemesis: 2:42pm On Feb 16, 2022
BKayy:

Nope. That is mid 20th century

More Yoruba from the 1800s

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Culture / Re: What Actually Is Igbo Traditional Attire by YourNemesis: 2:41pm On Feb 16, 2022
BKayy:

Igbo Bronze Ofo.

You see the resemblance?
There is a reason why I ignored the Bini ignoramus that was blabbing here because I believe he doesn't know anything about Bini.

In as much as I prefer Ndigbo go with a more distinct attire, that attire you now call Bini has roots from Igboland.

I don't see the similarity.
And what is the date for the ovo figurine you posted? This looks like a modern era artwork to me bro... let's be real.
Culture / Re: What Actually Is Igbo Traditional Attire by YourNemesis: 2:37pm On Feb 16, 2022
BKayy:

Fully clothed after contact with Fulani is a big achievement to you lots.

Look at how our ancestors roll in the 9th century, which is about 300 years before proof of life in Yorubaland.

1800s Yorubaland.

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Culture / Re: What Actually Is Igbo Traditional Attire by YourNemesis: 2:28pm On Feb 16, 2022
BKayy:

Stop starting a sentence with "and" if you want to continue living up to your inferior status to English people.

What you saw in that my comment might be the fact that will differentiate you from the dimwits gobbling Ewedu in Yorubaland. It is a proven archaeological research with results.
Whether you like it or not, Ogun and Obatala kids stories are not used in any academic discussion. It is just stories for kids. Stories conjured by Yorubas to deceive themselves alone. So keep that in mind when talking about "oldest this and that"

The oldest Iron site in Nigeria is Lejja in Enugu state. If you have any archaeological evidence to justify your childish story bring it on not fooling yourself with kids stories. Everybody isn't as dumb as you people.

Last but not the least, who made you inferiors the fashion police of Eastern region? Or has any "other ethnic" group complained of Igbo appropriating their clothing? Or do you have proof that Igbo ever appropriated any cloth?
Or can you differentiate Igbo clothing from Ibibio and Efik?

These few questions already explains the stupidity in Yorubaland. You guys are simple dying in inferiority to the native Igbo magnificent clothing.

LOL!

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Culture / Re: What Actually Is Igbo Traditional Attire by YourNemesis: 2:23pm On Feb 16, 2022
BKayy:

Fully clothed after contact with Fulani is a big achievement to you lots.

Look at how our ancestors roll in the 9th century, which is about 300 years before proof of life in Yorubaland.

lol 9th century AD is 300 before proof of life in Yorubaland, yet Ife already had paved streets and a system of paved roads in 8th century, shioor....

www.nairaland.com/attachments/2639678_ileifepavement_jpeg4048c2b71ec0ea00ffa926ca15636dfa

Check out Carbon 14 (C14) dates) of some ife artefacts before you say such nonsense next time.

[img]http:///65535/51886026025_d72e15d345_z.jpg[/img]

[img]http:///65535/51886026225_515668f4be_b.jpg[/img]

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Culture / Re: What Actually Is Igbo Traditional Attire by YourNemesis: 1:20pm On Feb 16, 2022
Saukruat:


Igbos like yourself are pathetic, I'm talking all facts, you are talking about Palm wine drinkers and ugu eaters of Enugu's dating. And stick to the topic which is as not stealing from other cultures outfits.

You dey mind am?
No be only fulani Aso-oke, na Fulani kijipa and Alaari......

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Culture / Re: What Actually Is Igbo Traditional Attire by YourNemesis: 1:15pm On Feb 16, 2022
BKayy:

That is where they will be disgraced like that fake Oyo calvary.
Yorubas don't even have indigenous clothing but most of them here don't know.
Like the OP bundarina, most of them swallowed the fake things their dubious blogs and fake historical books fed them whole but God/Nature has a way of doing things.

She (Nature) makes them to jump into arguments like this so that they will be exposed and helped to reconnect to their roots (Their original history and culture that they are running from).

In matters like this, I present evidences that makes them realise that those books have been deceiving them all along. For example, the picture below, just one have already summarised who clothed Yorubas and where the cloth came from. The picture is of Sudanese Fulani. You can see Aso oke, Aso whatever and other names they call them in one picture.

lol this is Yoruba in the 1800s .... already fully clothed.

What are you talking'bout bro?

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Culture / Re: What Tribe Is The Closest To Yorubas Culturally? by YourNemesis: 11:25am On Feb 16, 2022
All the tribes that share a long border with Yorubaland.
Edo, Nupe, Fon, Ebira.

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Culture / Re: Which State In The South West Has The Most Mountain by YourNemesis: 12:45pm On Aug 17, 2021
Ekiti.

Ondo too has some hilly areas in the Akoko axis, but the difference between the two states is that Ondo is only hilly in part, Ekiti is hilly throughout. Nowhere in Ekiti is below 330 meters above sea with majority areas being between 400-500m. In Ondo on the other hand, there are areas consisting of vast low-lying forested plains. The hills of the Akure and Akoko areas are both continuation of a feature that converges on Ekiti.

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Travel / Re: Beautiful Pictures Of Abeokuta, Ogun State That Will Make You Love The City by YourNemesis: 2:04am On Jun 21, 2020
Well I don't have much but I was in town last year and this is my own little contribution from what i snapped back then.

[img]http:///65535/50024160871_f368b511b1_c.jpg[/img]

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Politics / Re: Eto Idibo Ni Guusu Iwo Oorun Naijiria. by YourNemesis: 1:12am On Jun 21, 2020
Ipade awon aderinposunu ree o grin
Nairaland / General / MODERATORS, Help! by YourNemesis: 8:57pm On Jan 31, 2020
Please Unban scholes0 who was frozen banned by spam bot in the process of creating a thread, so that he can complete it. pls... sad
He just PMed me asking me to make this request because he has been put on block for a while.

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Politics / Re: Operation Amotekun Begins In South-West: Yoruba Youths Warn Criminals by YourNemesis: 9:14am On Jan 06, 2020
helinues:


At least if you are not happy cos your region governors are still busy eating Akpu, why not be happy for others who are already awake?

I am beginning to wonder why average Nollywood movies are about evils.. All can't be fictions.. Still wondering though

Lwkmd!!
Guy you funny die I swear.... are you whom I think you are? wink
Crime / Re: Unclad Headless Body Of A Woman In Enugu Discovered By Police (Graphic Pics) by YourNemesis: 7:02am On Dec 31, 2019
Culture / Re: Yoruba Dad Teaching His Biracial Kids Yoruba Language (Video) by YourNemesis: 2:56pm On Dec 28, 2019
Normally this shouldn’t have been a big deal because those kids are actually learning to speak their own languege. From the video they already understand It.

But because of how bad things have gotten we know see people speaking such languages as Yoruba abroad as a big deal... don’t they speak English or whatever language culture their mother is from already?

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Foreign Affairs / Re: Why France Kidnapped West Africa’s Eco Currency by YourNemesis: 2:39pm On Dec 28, 2019
fairfora:
Our main problem is perpetual stooge we have subjected ourselves to in the hands of the so-called Great Britain, the world's renown parasite. Since the beginning of the insurgency, France has played major roles in curbing their activities with less efforts from the british people. Some of their doctors ( Doctore without Borders) were abducted and even killed by boko haram. The last time I checked, their court slammed a huge sum which could deplete our foreign reserves overnight as penalty or damages in the case of P and ID. France would never have allowed this injustice to be done to any of their colonies

I think our leaders, both past and present are selfish. Immediately after independence, we have failed to adopt french as a second official language, sticking only to english. In Europe, hardly would you find a country who doesn't speak English, including france though they have always preferred speaking their language. I was in Germany some years back and there I met a guy at the airport. I asked him for a direction to where I was going as a taxi guy but he pretended as if he didn't understand English. Later he came to meet me and began speaking fluently...and that's the way an average german behaves. They may not like speaking english but the majority of them understand and speak well.

Being bi-lingual as a nation brings about even and speedy development. If you speak my languages, I'd deal with you in all eagerness and fairness...its normal but the reverse is the case with British. They are haters and unwilling to help especially in an area where they feel they can't see anything to eat. Our politicians loaded their banks with looted money from and they're busy doing business with it. Whenever our country makes any move to bring the money back home, they come up with stiff conditions which would end our country parting away almost half of the money.

I hope the French language learned in most private schools is sustained. We need to break this jinx of one language which is english. Hardly would you visit a francophone country and see learned people who do not understand English and that's where they have an edge overseas over us...in football clubs, in schools, fashion or show biz and wherever they find themselves...they always thrive and adapt easily.
Whereas, their anglophone counterparts would have to enrol in a french school to pick up. Amazingly, french and Spanish are very similar so anybody from a fanconphone country can easily understand Spanish when spoken. It brings about ease of doing business internationally without barriers.

The ECO issue wouldn't have been there in the first place, had our government adopted French a subject from day one in our public schools as a second official language for the sake of economic integration of our region . This is why I've always faulted the amalgamation of 1914, which we are not finding difficult to repeal even years after it's expiry. All the franco phone countries in west Africa put together, ate not up to the Nigerian population but are far better in development than we are as a nation. They are well-organised with less issues of insecurity and corruption. The amalgamation was put there by the British to keep enslaving us. I hope this is repealed someday.

So much load of gibberish in one post.

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Travel / Re: Lagos-Ibadan Free Train Ride: After Low Patronage Passengers Besiege Iju Station by YourNemesis: 10:09pm On Dec 05, 2019
Just “now now” the people have started throwing pure water plastic sachets on the bare floor of a place they met beautifully clean without giving a fu*ck or half...

Nigerians are dirty ehn!! Even if there are no garbage cans around, how hard can it be to simply hold your used sachets and nylons for a short while till you get to a garbage bin?
Come back in 2 months, that place might just look like a pigsty!

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Culture / Re: Have They Ever Spoken Your Local Dialect Against You Unknowingly To Them? by YourNemesis: 4:26pm On Nov 18, 2019
Ardar:


You are a ret* arded mo.ron with a IQ lower than that of a neanderthal, I understood perfectly what the op meant.

If you can read clearly without hate and bile you'd clearly see in my first comment where I said that you yorubers are the major culprits of such behaviors, it's in your nature to insult people anyhow in your language while smiling at the person.

And yes I purposely spell yoruber that way cuz your people can't spell Igbo correctly

There ia no way in heaven or hell you understood the OP “clearly” because what he just explained in the story is a different scenario from what you are accusing Yorubas of.. but you just wanted to drag them into the story. That shouldn’t be a shocker since you are just a crass prejudiced thing.

Is it ‘your people’ that don’t insult people in their own language behind them? The mgbeke from the tribe of St Innocentus.
Village okpo.

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Culture / Re: Have They Ever Spoken Your Local Dialect Against You Unknowingly To Them? by YourNemesis: 11:28pm On Nov 17, 2019
Ardar:


Its funny that you'd call me a bigot when you exhibit it here on this platform all the time.

Besides you clearly did not understand what the op meant, those guys spoke in their language not knowing the op could understand them.

Typical yoruber, always accusing others of what they do everyday.

Your IQ must be damn low..
How did you pass comprehension in secondary school?

Read the OP again... this time, very slowly. They spoke in their language thinking he was Yoruba not knowing he was actually of the same stock as they were... Now how can Yorubas speak in your own language against you like you were alluding to or are you daft?

Or maybe it is the Anti yoruba venom in you that is making you jump into conclusions before reading well. Actually you are just a bitter and frustrated bigot because I know damn well that it isn’t like you can’t spell Yoruba right but you keep using that twisted version of yours for whatever reason.

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Culture / Re: Have They Ever Spoken Your Local Dialect Against You Unknowingly To Them? by YourNemesis: 5:15pm On Nov 17, 2019
Ardar:
Actually the major culprits of situations like this are usually the yorubers.

For an ethnic group who prides themselves on respect, they sure do know how to insult people at every slightest opportunity.

So Yorubas spoke your own local language against you? They must either be polyglots or you don’t understand the topic of the thread you are responding to. Or maybe you are just a fulltime bigot.
Wehdone ma.

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Politics / Re: Nigerian States By Number Of Children Women Have By 45 Years. - NDHS 2018/19 by YourNemesis: 6:14pm On Nov 16, 2019
Northern women dey try sha..... shocked

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Health / Re: Lagos Records Lowest Birth Rate, Katsina Is Highest by YourNemesis: 10:05am On Nov 07, 2019
Upworkwriter007:
This might come out offensive, but Hausa language might be Nigeria's second language in the next 50yrs....The way this guys give birth is alarming....

Nigeria would cease to exist before that happens.
God forbid bad thing.
Health / Re: Lagos Records Lowest Birth Rate, Katsina Is Highest by YourNemesis: 7:10am On Nov 07, 2019
Nigerfine3:

Na English you know, maths is far from you.if you have 27 women a and they have 100 children, do you think it still will be whole numbers?

The guy too dull I swear.
If two women together have 7 children between them, will the average fertility be a whole number?

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Health / Re: Lagos Records Lowest Birth Rate, Katsina Is Highest by YourNemesis: 6:27am On Nov 07, 2019
RTSC:
And it is not as if the population in katsina is useful to Nigeria in anyway like that of China.

They are mostly born throway constituting serious burden to the country with their near zero productivity.

That is what demographers term ’dead weight’ populace, and is the reason why Nigeria underperforms in soo many areas and endeavours especially when you compare to what they should be obtaining statistically with the population size.

The vast majority of the population in Nigeria’s core north are not bankable, are not taxable, can’t utilize financial services, and are illererate.
To cut long matters short, they simply just exist.

And then at the end of the day, they will get more from the federal government based on that dead weight population/ money gotten from the resources and corporate effort of those who dont chose to produce 9 children per woman.

And some people think the unity of this country is sustainable in the long run?

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