Hi House. I am a South African lady in Johannesburg and i have noticed that there are so many Nigerian men around. I like how their bodies are but i can't comment more on their lives in general because i have never actually dealt with 1. I have always admired how they look and i think i would want such a guy for a husband one day when GOD blesses me. How are their personalities? How do they treat their woman and what happens when he gets old ( does he live u and go back home or what)? . I gues what m trying to say is what would be the advantages and disadvantages of being with a Nigerian men especially if u r South African

Evy E: Hi House. I am a South African lady in Johannesburg and i have noticed that there are so many Nigerian men around. I like how their bodies are but i can't comment more on their lives in general because i have never actually dealt with 1. I have always admired how they look and i think i would want such a guy for a husband one day when GOD blesses me. How are their personalities? How do they treat their woman and what happens when he gets old ( does he live u and go back home or what)? . I gues what m trying to say is what would be the advantages and disadvantages of being with a Nigerian men especially if u r South African

Me too .

OP, I hope your heart is bulletproof and ready for the responses.

Don say I didn warn you.

Lol. Lets go Nigerians.

Why not if the obvious cultural differences ain't going to be an issue

I'd date a Mongolian for who she is not because of where she is from

@poster, my only question for you is that will you agree to follow him back to nigeria, when he decides to fully relocate back home? If yes, then you have no problem.

Stereotypes can be superficial and misleading..You'd soon be inundated with various responses many of which will show you how 'interesting' we are. My 2 cents on your issue is that you make the most of what you have where you are. Nigerian ladies are still SSS and here you are eyeing their 'birthrights'....
Easy babe, easy!

Awww, aw romantic, um maybe yuh should ask Nadia_SA... She's a south- african married to a nigerian!

(.)

banega: Awww, aw romantic, um maybe yuh should ask Nadia_SA a nairalander? ... She's a south- african married to a nigerian!

I swear I don't understand her question

Date his personality not nationality then make your verdict

Infomizer: Stereotypes can be superficial and misleading..You'd soon be inundated with various responses many of which will show you how 'interesting' we are. My 2 cents on your issue is that you make the most of what you have where you are. Nigerian ladies are still SSS and here you are eyeing their 'birthrights'....
Easy babe, easy!

Lol.. husband is scarce

iterator25: Date his personality not nationality then make your verdict

well said..

Lol OP!! Ba sharp, they'll treat you like a queen IF you get a proper one. But men are men akere? Regardless of where they come from like someone said, if you don't mind moving back home with him then why not?

iterator25: Lol.. husband is scarce

The beginning of wisdom.

You should get to know one first. It's hard for us to generalize that Nigerian men are a certain way, have a certain personality, etc, because that won't be true. Each would differ from the other. You have to take their tribes into consideration too, because an Igbo guy will be different from a Yoruba and an Hausa guy. Even within the tribes you'll find differences amongst them, so best to look at the individual. Anyhoozle, Nadia_SA's married to an Igbo man, maybe she can tell you about her own experiences.

soil_sista: Lol OP!! Ba sharp, they'll treat you like a queen IF you get a proper one. But men are men akere? Regardless of where they come from like someone said, if you don't mind moving back home with him then why not?

hi sister. r u ngwana mobu or ke ya le confusa?

Flytefalls:

Me too .

Sorry to ask. Just curious. Are u a Nigerian? If 'no',what nationality are u?

nadia_SA: I swear I don't understand her question

abi ask her then, nd Nadia aw do i delete a post? Biko!

Nomski0: Op, so you like Nigerian men too Now i believe these guys are hot commodities in the foreign market.

Book yours in advance! Oooooppps! I forgot. You have Neymar. But I'm still around.

iterator25: Lol.. husband is scarce

No! Husbands are not! 'Good' husbands are!...

Evy E:


hi sister. r u ngwana mobu or ke ya le confusa?

Yep ke nna!! New account

Danhumprey: Sorry to ask. Just curious. Are u a Nigerian? If 'no',what nationality are u?

Nah, just a lover of Nigerians . I'm Jamo-Chinky Vincy UKay

banega: abi ask her then, nd Nadia aw do i delete a post? Biko!

u can't delete a post bbe.. Just modify it to a dot (.)

Flytefalls:
Nah, just a lover of Nigerians . I'm Jamo-Chinky Vincy UKay

You mean,you are a Jamaican?

Danhumprey: You mean,you are a Jamaican?

Yes. And Chinese. And Vincentian.

Ciao.

Of course it can work if the bride price does not send the guy off.

NADIA is photochop

nadia_SA: u can't delete a post bbe.. Just modify it to a dot (.)

Jeez, thankss anyways!

Evy E: Hi House. I am a South African lady in Johannesburg and i have noticed that there are so many Nigerian men around. I like how their bodies are but i can't comment more on their lives in general because i have never actually dealt with 1. I have always admired how they look and i think i would want such a guy for a husband one day when GOD blesses me. How are their personalities? How do they treat their woman and what happens when he gets old ( does he live u and go back home or what)? . I gues what m trying to say is what would be the advantages and disadvantages of being with a Nigerian men especially if u r South African

of course. it is possible where there's love. theres nothing called too far...I'm a. Nigerian I work n live here while my fiancée who's a south African lives n work in Gauteng Johannesburg n we've been engaged for 3 heading to 4yrs buddy ...so if it can happen to one so does many ...kuphela. ukulandelayo kno inhliziyo kahle

nadia_SA: I swear I don't understand her question

she's kuphela ukuzama not to ukufika her inhliziyo broken ne..wena. ukuazi

Situation:
she's kuphela ukuzama not to ukufika her inhliziyo broken ne..wena. ukuazi

Uthini lo