The "once upon a time" thing sounds more like a folktale. On a serious side Nwa Aro's commentaries are factually in order. I have also dated a few (5) Yoruba ladies in the past. Another good aspect of me is when it comes to stuff in between a female's legs I do not discriminate. I am an equal opportunity performer if you read me.
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I've been wondering why the leach "Bababoyz" has not attempted to share his origin. Could the claim by his ooni be the reason or is he ashamed of the common thief that escaped the hangman's noose from bini to form yoroba? I'll like to read his side to this twist.
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Folks I have just read this thread today. It made an intersting reading. I now know why Biafra/Nigeria is in such a big mess.Honestly speaking we do not need this entanglement.
It should be fire on the mountain run, run, run.
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The yoroba are people that can never be TRUSTED if this statement is wrong I wonder why they at every turn stab us on the back. I'll like a yoroba smart ass to tell the world based on the two statements below who the warmonger was in pre 1967 nigeria.
quote:“The consequence of these illegal sets has been the increasing deterioration of the Nigerian economy. It has also produced uncertainty and insecurity generally and pushed the country with increasing tempo towards total disintegration and possible civil war and bloodshed on massive scale.” - Gowon's broadcast to his nigerians - May 27, 1967.
“Lt.-Col. Ojukwu proposed that if the meeting was to make any progress, all the members must at the outset adopt a resolution to renounce the use of force in the settlement of Nigerian dispute.” - Minutes of ABURI Conference - January 1967.
Q). What would a yoroba in His Excellency Emeka Ojukwu's position had done if faced with similar situation?
A). Scamper and hide like Ogundipe, Adisa, Diya, Olarewajun, Akinrinade and numerous mediocre yoroba generals did.
“Ojukwu who tried to save Nigeria from the criminal entity that it is today perpetuated by your kind; Ojukwu, who pleaded with your kinsman Ogundipe to assume his due position, which he did not, but instead accepted a diplomatic appointment from a junior officer, Yakubu Gowon, thereby allowing the wholesale indiscipline your kind enjoy in Nigeria today. … Now look at the real escapee, the prototype yellow belly, Brigadier Ogundipe; the topmost Nigerian soldier, whose run to exile was occasioned by a sergeant. As we say in Nigeria, A Whole Brigadier!”
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May your voice and eloquency never be silenced. Ndi-Igbo si odi nma ka ikuku na efe ka anyi na mata na fada yi tarawuza. You have to continue to educate the Igbo youths, so that those who betrayed Igbos in the past will not try it again.
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quote:The struggle for identity by various groups in Nigeria, whether religious, economic or ethnographic has been fanatical and ridiculously pursued to the extent that the country is now like one in war in peace-time, with some groups even "seceding".
Soyinka, who said that he would prefer an intellectual or academic perspective to the Oduduwa controversy, described Oba Ovonramwen as a hero who defied the European might and refused to die a slave despite his persecution and exile to Calabar for objecting to British disrespect for Benin culture.
Dear Ooni of Ife Okunade Sijuwade, Olubuse II, please TAKE NOTE!
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You don't need travel far for the answer to this topic. See next topic for answers. Maybe the little boy, the late comer, Adaora and bababoyz his master will tell us what we don't already know.
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quote:You don't need travel far for the answer to this topic. See next topic for answers. Maybe the little boy, the late comer, Adaora and bababoyz his master will tell us what we don't already know.
Mebiafran,
You obess that I'm a "Yoruba boy" (you actually said "Yoroba", which is the wrong spelling!). And you also claim that you (Mebiafrian) are a "real man" (I think not but thats my own opinion!).
I believe you are in very much in love with me. Proven by the fact that you chase me from thread to thread and also insult me from thread to thread.
Fine.
I hope you know what men who love other men are called? ........ yes, you guessed right!! And worse still you know what they call men, who love little boys?....Yes, you guessed right again!!
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Adaora the little boy, I see our little exchange is weighing heavily on your weak mind but please bear with me and hang in there. The moment you started your complete BS today by dropping my name in your exchange with the Great Igboblood, I instantly concluded that you did be a good candidate for a light a.s.s. spanking. What gives for you, a thieving yoroba boy to even dare lie on BNW about who insulted first without any proof to back your twisted story?
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quote: Adaora the little boy, I see our little exchange is weighing heavily on your weak mind but please bear with me and hang in there. The moment you started your complete BS today by dropping my name in your exchange with the Great Igboblood, I instantly concluded that you did be a good candidate for a light a.s.s. spanking. What gives for you, a thieving yoroba boy to even dare lie on BNW about who insulted first without any proof to back your twisted story?
huuuuuuuuhhh!!! Kinky stuff! I see what you like!!! LOL!!!!!!!
quote:Kinky stuff! I see what you like!!! - Adaora
Oops!! I guess I used the wrong word there - a.s.s. spanking. You got me this time I concede.
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quote: Oops!! I guess I used the wrong word there - a.s.s. spanking. You got me this time I concede.
about time!!!..LOL
A.
p.s. now can we move on to more important issues, who do u plan to continue this charade? Whatever floats your boat!!
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