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And among the Yorubas, it's the Ikorodu and Ijebu indigenes that stand out for partying the most.

Dicksonpal:
omo ijb eweso

eeh oh omo alare

mamatayour:
eeh oh omo alare

jeka connect Ni egba

madapcmod:
Afonjo can throw party even while owing landlord two years house rent. u will see baby lace wearing lots with chamfered caps and bleaching over fat women with charcoal legs trouping in to eat ewedu ati amala served in one plate with big meat d size of my clenched fist.

Dance time, na wasiu or sunny ade u go dey hear with different kinds of fat nyashes bending and puffing off ewedu mess every where. Chai! i see things for lagos before i relocated. u can choke in baby lace sweat odour, i swear!

u be weray I swear

Dicksonpal:
jeka connect Ni egba

bawa egba ile

Alariwo2:
I'm 100% sure an igbo person started this.. they enjoy throwing jibes at Yorubas

But make a small joke about them, they will cry that they want biafra. #yeye

don't burst my chest with laughter abeg

mamatayour:
bawa egba ile

nibo lowa ,pm me kasoro

ajl:
And among the Yorubas, it's the Ikorodu and Ijebu indigenes that stand out for partying the most.

You are saying the same thing. Ikorodu are also Ijebu.

madapcmod:
Afonjo can throw party even while owing landlord two years house rent. u will see baby lace wearing lots with chamfered caps and bleaching over fat women with charcoal legs trouping in to eat ewedu ati amala served in one plate with big meat d size of my clenched fist.

Dance time, na wasiu or sunny ade u go dey hear with different kinds of fat nyashes bending and puffing off ewedu mess every where. Chai! i see things for lagos before i relocated. u can choke in baby lace sweat odour, i swear!

Hahahahaha. Asiwin omo Nna! werey afofun ni ye o!

Dicksonpal:
nibo lowa ,pm me kasoro

I no be Egba oh I be ijebu omo alare

I love yoruba people, I went to a wedding ceremony of a yoruba friend, they were still in church and at the reception, they were already serving guest, when the bride and groom came in, everyone was already using tooth picks

EWAagoyin:
alowo MA jaiye eyin le MO awon to jaiye la na da won ti ku won ti loo

Ma jaye on I oh
.
Mi o meyin ola oh...

Obey miliki..
.
Proudly Yoruba....

Don't worry nairaland...l go throw party for my 3-year nairaland hip.

Zombies and wailers will be invited..

ajebuter:



Ma jaye on I oh
.
Mi o meyin ola oh...

Obey miliki..
.
Proudly Yoruba....

Don't worry nairaland...l go throw party for my 3-year nairaland hip.

Zombies and wailers will be invited..

see as your black beauty just they glow... I will like to be your friend

Ewa Agoyin on spot, Shawa dodo, ati beebeelor! [quote author=MEILYN post=56809388]I dey like to go Yoruba party oo. Nothing wey them no dey cook.

Jollof Rice
Rice and stew
Yam portage.
Tapioca
Amala
Ewedu
Akara
Egusi
Enough Semo and big big meats.

My guys na for one party oo. You go chop kill yourself. If you dey go Yoruba party, buy cooler and Flagyl for road. [/quote

ajl:
And among the Yorubas, it's the Ikorodu and Ijebu indigenes that stand out for partying the most.

My brother you get am. Ikorodu town hall is always booked week in week out, 2parties can be holding at the same time sef. Ikorodu and Ijebu I doff my hat for them when it comes to party.

ajl:
And among the Yorubas, it's the Ikorodu and Ijebu indigenes that stand out for partying the most.

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lkorodu...my mother's home town..

They can party for anything especially burial..
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They will first do lwolefu to gather money from every family member including kids and babies (yeah the kids because the mom or dad must pay for them) and the party will be grand..

Go to every ltun in lkorodu: ltunsokun, ltunpate ,ltunmoja, ltunmeko, ltunnla. Aga, lta elewa and all major ikorodu hood..there must be party every weekend..

proudly Yoruba any day .

Joshrob:
yoruba and party eh!!..
naso one of my niggar like that wey we dey street together,we dey always look for job online,we broke die then.
he mistakely impregnated his girlfriend,girl nor gree do abortion(money to run am nor dey normally but we for fit hustle give the guy but babe nor gree)..later babe born the pikin,my guy say make we try come him naming ceremony,me and my niggars nor expect food bcus we knw how things dey go for my guy..we eat well before we leave house.
but as we reach him family house,see people dey cook wan side,aboki dey butcher goat another side..we gat ask my guy if them wan do him grandpapa remembrance the naming bcus we don dey confuse..him say the family decide to run the naming for am,base on say him na first son for him mama side, i was shock,why dem nor give you d money start life na.. anyway we regret say we eat commot for house that day.
see party like great grand papa burial,see food,see aso ebi,see grove.
i give yoruba and itsekiri people yanch for party.

I swear what an irony! So hilarious

Koval12:
Unity in diversity. If we can happily live together as one, the whole world will turn to envy Nigeria. Diverse cultural heritage, blessed with mineral and human resources. So happy to be a Nigerian. Proudly Igbo too #team042

Very very true my brother...I be Igbo and I appreciate the diversity of the country. You see, Bad leadership, corruption and poverty na the real shit. if not who wouldn't love to be a Nigerian

Afonja and party na like 5&6. My mama get school na so dem go dey beg ejo tori olorun ko si owo. Some wud be paying school fees as if na ajo or daily contribution to gather money for school fees na wahala. Infact some of them wan dey go school on credit. But I was shocked when the woman gave birth na big naming ceremony. That one come open my mama eyes as she felt cheated.
Another When my young bro went for an operation in a hospital an Afonja woman had caesarean operation and was detained by the hospital management until the last dime was paid. I come dey pity the woman na so d nurse tell me say make I no mind them say this woman wey dey cry money no dey but money go dey for "owambe" say they ve had a lot of such experiences in the past.
Afonjas have that bad attitude. I dont know if they are cursed with party. Person wey dey soak garri for house say money no dey for food but that money wey no dey go appear from no where for party.

that moment when u have ur first wet dream is party for u

toseen7:
"Yi eyin oku pada'

I know say u go like party as you dey laugh like dis.Good evening my nigga...




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its part of us...lolz

Youdondeymad:
I know say u go like party as you dey laugh like dis.Good evening my nigga...




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Good evening bro,
Lol, i like party o, most especially "Óku Ebá"...

Ijebu ré, party rè......

Afam4eva:
That's how i saw my muslim neigbour setting up canopy and some caterers cooking assorted things. She's a muslim but any reason to throw a party is welcome. Unfortunately, i'm not a party person, else i would have ed the mogbo mo ya ga

What is it about her religion ? we Yorubas don't don't identify people with their religion but by their name or our relationship with them but you Ibos always mention people by their religion and tribe as if they are not human beings like you.

kayzat:





What is it about her religion ? we Yorubas don't don't identify people with their religion but by their name or our relationship with them but you Ibos always mention people by their religion and tribe as if they are not human beings like you.

I mentioned her religions because i wanted to understand why a muslim Yoruba person would be celebrating easter. Do some of you read at all?

Afam4eva:

I mentioned her religions because i wanted to understand why a muslim Yoruba person would be celebrating easter. Do some of you read at all?

No where in your post did you made mention of easter but it may be an omission.


We celebrate all the festivals in my family too because we have people practising different religions within the family and its our way of associating and celebrating with them.


Both Muslims and Christians contribute money together for each festivals and usually no discrimination on which religion another person is practising.

kayzat:





No where in your post did you made mention of easter but it may be an omission.


We celebrate all the festivals in my family too because we have people practising different religions within the family and its our way of associating and celebrating with them.


Both Muslims and Christians contribute money together for each festivals and usually no discrimination on which religion another person is practising.

I just checked and i realized i left out the Easter part.

What i was trying to say was that she threw a party on Easter day despite being a Muslim.

neoapocalypse:



Yoruba party no be for hia , I had the misfortune of being in Ibadan during my maternal great grandfather's burial , the man lived to an over ripe age of 110 years. I was a student in U.I at that time and owu don blow boys. Na so I carry my boys go the parry o , the cows wey dem kill that day go reach 15 , every family actually had their own party , it was like 20 parties in one. Na 3 streets we close that day. Every family ( even within families ) had their own stand/canopy , as all my uncles and aunts see me na , "Yinka , bawo ni , wa joko jeun" , the food we chop that day didn't get out of our system for 5 days , for close to a week , if I belch na egg I go dey smell. I was sick for the next two days after the party , na so so Andrews liver salt I dey drink , I've promised myself not to ever eat like that in my life again.

Haha, almost same experience with mine.

My maternal granddad died few yrs ago at the age of 89........the party was not here, each child had his or her own segment of the canopy with his/her name boldly written on it , each child killed cow, both the male and female kids. It was like each child was celebrating the death of the father in his or her own way. My mom had to call her own caterer, servers etc.......And they still killed general Cow and hired general caterer ooo....Mehn, I ate like I wanted to kill myself, food was surplus, meat was surplus, drinks nko......I wish I could go back to that day

I hope my dad's family will do the same too when my paternal granddad dies

Afam4eva:


I just checked and i realized i left out the Easter part.

What i was trying to say was that she threw a party on Easter day despite being a Muslim.

Because some of her family may be Christians and they will surely come around for the festive periods. periods like that are also when we usually have family meetings and get together.

Nwakaumu:
that's how insecure you people are.what brought Igbo Into this issues?.thats why you people ve become nuisance in this country with your busybody attitude.

Even a day old baby knows that the only nuisance tribe we have in this country are the Igbos... Politically they are nuisance.. Medically they are nuisance... Infact spiritually they are nuisance.. Both home and abroad sev

Some Yoruba people living in one room in face me I face you Yet if you see the big party they can throw. Some never even pay their school fees of their children.