tpia1:


he's still smarting from the little talking to (putting it mildly) i gave him yesterday.

Oh mine •

banega: Awwww thankss dear,. Blushing •

welcom,blush on!!
m just waiting for d right day

banega: Awwww thankss dear,. Blushing •

welcom,blush on!!thank God say u nobe ofe mma.nu gurl
m just waiting for d right day

tpia1:


he's still smarting from the little talking to (putting it mildly) i gave him yesterday.

If I notice e-diots, it will be belittling of me. Midget ! Sucker ! Fucker !

You and xynerise.

Take this, one-one..

zeemoore:
I'm not Tiv, neither am I hausa, igbo or yoruba
I'm Nigerian

You need to state where you from.

I have something in mind for you..

That is..

okparaugo:

If I notice e-diots, it will be belittling of me. Midget ! Sucker ! Fucker !

You and xynerise.

Take this, one-one..

. Don't mention my name again, please

xynerise:
. Don't mention my name again, please

You say ?

You seek to insult a person who knows nothing about you. You made the first mistake.

Shattap b4 house fly enter your mouth..

You really wrote him to tackle me ?

Stupid boys. Make una find work oo..

okparaugo:


You say ?

You seek to insult a person who knows nothing about you. You made the first mistake.

Shattap b4 house fly enter your mouth..

You really wrote him to tackle me ?

Stupid boys. Make una find work oo..

If you don't quote where I insulted you may thunder fire you

xynerise:
If you don't quote where I insulted you may thunder fire you

You mean the one that damaged your head giving it a pear shape ?

okparaugo:

You mean the one that damaged your head giving it a pear shape ?

You are just looking for my attention. I don't quote unreasonable people like you. I was surprised to see you saying I insulted you. Prove it and show me the exact post I insulted you or just STFU and logout

xynerise:
You are just looking for my attention. I don't quote unreasonable people like you. I was surprised to see you saying I insulted you. Prove it and show me the exact post I insulted you or just STFU and logout

Peace !

zeemoore: Ask me no questions and I'll tell you no lies
Mechie onu

O sooso Mechie onu ka ima asu?

okparaugo:

..

so childish.

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this place looks so familiar, like i was there four or so years ago.

Modupe for the thread

delishpot: Biko o, make una no vex o, (before nairaland canibals and auto spell checkers come eat me). But do Igbo women put beads on their heads like Edo women? I have never noticed such before o.

Though the Binis are well known to use the coral beads, the igbos also make use of the red ceremonial coral beads
It's a cultural accessory of the igbos (I don't know if it's borrowed or not)
The pictures up there are traditional wedding pictures
I don't think an igbo bride is fully dressed without adorning some complementing accessories like the coral beads, the ihe nti and ihe aka

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zeemoore:
Though the Binis are well known to use the coral beads, the igbos also make use of the red ceremonial coral beads
It's a cultural accessory of the igbos (I don't know if it's borrowed or not)
The pictures up there are traditional wedding pictures
I don't think an igbo bride is fully dressed without adorning some complementing accessories like the coral beads, the ihe nti and ihe aka

I know Igbos wear coral beads. I am kalabari and we eat and breathe coral beads too but we dont wear the woven ones as blouse and our women have beaded hats, walking sticks and arm and calf bands. But the Edos have a particular way they weave their beads as showls for the shoulder/ upper body and tiaras for their heads. I never noticed that the igbos too use the Edo womens style. I thought the igbos use it around the waist, necks, wrists and feet on strings and not woven as blouses or tiaras. Oh well we learn everyday I guess.

But I believe Igbos are mixing cultures too much. They do not stick to theirs esp their brides. Some of them were even using aso oke for traditional marriage ceremonies, some will dress like indians choosing to wear the sari for their traditional wedding, some will dress like fulani milk maids while some dress like edo brides, I noticed some wearing the ijaw coral bead hats with coral necklace like type youruba brides wear. Too mixed up.

delishpot:

I know Igbos wear coral beads. I am kalabari and we eat and breathe coral beads too but we dont wear the woven ones as blouse and our women have beaded hats, walking sticks and arm and calf bands. But the Edos have a particular way they weave their beads as showls for the shoulder/ upper body and tiaras for their heads. I never noticed that the igbos too use the Edo womens style. I thought the igbos use it around the waist, necks, wrists and feet. Oh well we learn everyday I guess.

Well, I don't know much about the igbo culture and tradition but one thing I know for sure is the igbos also wear coral beads around their neck and hair
I have igbo friends who also breathe coral beads (sorry for borrowing your word )

zeemoore:

Well, I don't know much about the igbo culture and tradition but one thing I know for sure is the igbos also wear coral beads around their neck and hair
I have igbo friends who also breathe coral beads (sorry for borrowing your word )

Oh, ok. Its all good. Feel free to borrow anything.
Itsolrite.

Delishpot:
But I believe Igbos are mixing cultures too much. They do not stick to theirs esp their brides. Some of them were even using aso oke for traditional marriage ceremonies, some will dress like indians choosing to wear the sari for their traditional wedding, some will dress like fulani milk maids while some dress like edo brides, I noticed some wearing the ijaw coral bead hats with coral necklace like type youruba brides wear. Too mixed up.

I didn't see this part yesterday
I guess you modified your post

You have to understand that Igbos borrow cultures a lot
An igbo has no problem wearing clothes of other groups, speaking the language of other groups and traveling/living in the lands of other groups. The thing is that the Igbo are quick to adapt to whatever new influence they may experience. We all know the igbo culture has incorporated some aspect of Yoruba, ijaw and Bini culture just like ibibio incorporates efik culture

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zeemoore: I didn't see this part yesterday
I guess you modified your post

You have to understand that Igbos borrow cultures a lot
An igbo has no problem wearing clothes of other groups, speaking the language of other groups and traveling/living in the lands of other groups. The thing is that the Igbo are quick to adapt to whatever new influence they may experience. We all know the igbo culture has incorporated some aspect of Yoruba, ijaw and Bini culture just like ibibio incorporates efik culture

Mmm, nah aunt April dey defend us now for nairaland ? Igbo you see your life??

banega: Mmm, nah aunt April dey defend us now for nairaland ? Igbo you see your life??

Lolzzz
Aunty Amaka

zeemoore:
Lolzzz
Aunty Amaka

zeemoore: I didn't see this part yesterday
I guess you modified your post

You have to understand that Igbos borrow cultures a lot
An igbo has no problem wearing clothes of other groups, speaking the language of other groups and traveling/living in the lands of other groups. The thing is that the Igbo are quick to adapt to whatever new influence they may experience. We all know the igbo culture has incorporated some aspect of Yoruba, ijaw and Bini culture just like ibibio incorporates efik culture

Ah, ok, its not bad just that through time, the real igbo culture as it concerns female atire may be lost if the trend continues it will become a thing of "do as thou will". And I think the beauty of a traditional ceremony lies in the atire and way of life of a given society. If I go to an edo wedding i will capture the true beauty of an edo bride and groom as practiced by them through time, but if I go to an igbo traditional wedding and the bride is wearing Aso Oke or sari I will be like .
Just my take on it sha.

banega: Mmm, nah aunt April dey defend us now for nairaland ? Igbo you see your life??

onila [igbo] posts on all cultures though.

tpia1:


onila [igbo] posts on all cultures though.

Hmm, okay ma'am/sir?

Op ths are 3rd class..... Igbo women. Pls upload the 1st class... before I loose my hot temper on u....

Umu-ada na umu-nwa no ebe a..., ekenekwaa mu unu.... Ife unu na amasi mu nke ukwuu.... Bia Op kabaru postue first grade.....pictures, ndi no here adabacharo ofuma...ufodu yiri ndi Yoruba Bia Kedu oke oyim Tonychristopher , Ajo anu ana'tu bombu ona amachari ikpu..

Okeikpu: Umu-ada na umu-nwa no ebe a..., ekenekwaa mu unu.... Ife unu na amasi mu nke ukwuu.... Bia Op kabaru postue first grade.....pictures, ndi no here adabacharo ofuma...ufodu yiri ndi Yoruba Bia Kedu oke oyim Tonychristover, aka Ajo anu ana'tu bombu ona amachari ikpu..

Nwokem, I don't know what you are yapping about

zeemoore:

Nwokem, I don't know what you are yapping about

You r cute Which part of Igboland r u from? How I which u r not married, I for put application