NewStats: 3,265,353 , 8,186,483 topics. Date: Saturday, 14 June 2025 at 03:27 PM 2d73

Elijahrona2:
Am angry @bovi.
Ever since he became a celebrity I've never seen him wear our ceremonial dress before. Even @his own mother's burial he doesn't want to wear his jumper and wrapper. If it's time to wear adagba and caftan he can but he forsakes his own heritage.

He should never call himself isoko again. Ever

I jst taya for d guy. He's supposed to dress in the traditional wrapper attire for his mother's burial at least. But one thing I've observed is Isoko and Ijaw people don't dress in wrappers as much as Urhobos and Itsekiris do; the 'up and down' lace attire is very common to them. RIP mama.

yinkslinks:
why do people go to burial cry and still eat/drink? see those many beer why cant we just be civilized like the white? bury and go home. they can use the party money to save the living. just my thought please RIP ma.

White people do eat too,after the burial.

sir not like a do or die thing in nigeria

caprini1:
White people do eat too,after the burial.

Elijahrona2:
Am angry @bovi.
Ever since he became a celebrity I've never seen him wear our ceremonial dress before. Even @his own mother's burial he doesn't want to wear his jumper and wrapper. If it's time to wear adagba and caftan he can but he forsakes his own heritage.

He should never call himself isoko again. Ever

Why didn't you talk about his brothers too

Opharhe:
I jst taya for d guy. He's supposed to dress in the traditional wrapper attire for his mother's burial at least. But one thing I've observed is Isoko and Ijaw people don't dress in wrappers as much as Urhobos and Itsekiris do; the 'up and down' lace attire is very common to them. RIP mama.

We do dress anyhow we want in any occasion. BUT when our parents die, we ALWAYS wear jumper and wrapper

Titidi:

Why didn't you talk about his brothers too

I mean all of them. He's their rep na. Buy let me ask you. Sincerely answer. Shouldn't they dress in our ceremonial attire even at their own mother's burial?

I can question whatever I like. Somebody is mourning thier dead mother and you come here and say his face will make you laugh at his suffering.

That is rubbish. I will say it again. Utter rubbish.

jmichlins:
you can say whatever you wish with your mouth but do not question my opinion

Elijahrona2:


I mean all of them. He's their rep na. But let me ask you. Sincerely answer. Shouldn't they dress in our ceremonial attire even at their own mother's burial?

It's his choice

yinkslinks:
sir not like a do or die thing in nigeria

Lol....true sha! but food na food.

Titidi:

It's his choice

Forget choice. He don sell his heritage to blood money

Elijahrona2:


Forget choice. He don sell his heritage to blood money

that's why money is the root of all evil,..they have 4get there's still life after death

Elijahrona2:


Forget choice. He don sell his heritage to blood money

Blood money

Men in white

Elijahrona2:


We do dress anyhow we want in any occasion. BUT when our parents die, we ALWAYS wear jumper and wrapper

Lol. See how u're sounding. It should'nt even be until ones parents die... Lmao. You see, Bovi and his siblings clearly don't appreciate the importance of what we're talking about here because they're not used to it, probably weren't raised to place value in it. So it should be something we're always conscious of, showing ur native swag once in a while from time to time will not bite.

Elijahrona2:

Forget choice. He don sell his heritage to blood money

[quote author=Elijahrona2 post=43704924] Blood money? Ah ah, that's too extreme an accusation. Like i said earlier, this is just a case of omission, nothing more.

Elijahrona2:
Am angry @bovi.
Ever since he became a celebrity I've never seen him wear our ceremonial dress before. Even @his own mother's burial he doesn't want to wear his jumper and wrapper. If it's time to wear adagba and caftan he can but he forsakes his own heritage.

He should never call himself isoko again. Ever

It's his choice bro, you sound pained

Bovi wear your native attair, are you ashamed of ur own

may her soul rest in Perfect Peace

A loving mother, colleague and mentor...
We wld miss u so much...
She was so friendly, spoke up for the oppressed,so lively , full of jokes, laughter and class....yet so humble.
Bovi and siblings ,God blest u with one of the best of his own ,as yr mother.
Though the family gave her a befitting burial , we wld trade it all to see you once more again,but if it has to be this way,U certainly deserved only the best .
You went so suddenly..
The pain so deep ,till now
Our hearts broken
Rest on...for we know God in his infinite mercies has called u home.i wld miss u so much.

BOVI as u bury ur mother so shall ur pikins bury u whn u don grow old finish. U no go bury ur pikin ooo. RIP IYA BOVI

goldbim:
R.i.P ma..meanwhile can anybody see the number of crates behind basketmouth 's pix??enough booze for those that can.....!

Calm down.

Let the woman rest in Peace. Ok

BrainnewsNg:


Calm down.

Let the woman rest in Peace. Ok

of course, she will. Ok

I am sorry for those saying those crates of drinks were bought for merriment in the burial ceremony, I am privileged to be here present, Bovi has been begging us to stop buying drinks, those crates of drinks are owned by the management of a famous hotel in his hometown Oleh where most friends and relatives are lodged ...stop saying things you don't know.....For his attire, it is not customary to wear traditional attires to display your culture in a burial ceremony, if wearing "white" is not good enough..omo go lick stew.

Adieu mama... RIP