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Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by sylaz(m): 11:00pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
Truth is most of the "i want to marry a rich man" are never going to marry one, they are going to marry a man that can just manage is finances without folding up then in 15-20years they are gonna wonder why they are so fat and have shitty lives. P.s: not hating on the fat/chubby people. |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by jpphilips(m): 11:02pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
GodMode: Anything can only happen on the life of your husband? you see your life? Since you need a contingency plan in case something happens to him, it is equally proper for him to keep a concubine in case something happens to you, or are you immortal? 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by sheniqua: 11:03pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
jpphilips: I was torn between thinking the poster was a student or a spinster with no suitors in sight I chose the latter but you could be right We have had threads here where men talk about how women have to put up with SE,xual harassment at work in Nigeria especially those in banks and some men would prefer to have their wives at home rather than turning tricks with their bosses and clients to get ahead at work. Reality never hit am There are women frying and selling akara and making moi moi and chin chin even here in the USA to make ends meet and someone is talking of fantasies in the air that don't exist. Nobody is sitting around waiting for a rich men Where are rich men Nwa nu? How many are they? |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by Nobody: 11:04pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
safarigirl: this has to do with the insecurities of the Nigerian man. He happens to be a confused fellow who doesn't know what he wants between a dependent and an independent woman. They curse you out for being a leech and curse you out for being better than men. What a Nigerian man really wants is a woman who has aspirations, but not any higher than theirs. It's okay to want to be somebody, but make sure the spotlight remains on the man of the houseso basically a Nigerian woman's life should not be based on her dreams or aspiration but rather it should be based on nursing another man's insecurities? how is that having an ambition when its living life to satisfy someone else and neglecting yourself? 2 Likes |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by Nobody: 11:05pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
jpphilips:who does the market business in those days ..... my dad is a seasoned chatered accountant with over 47 years experience. He told me his mum supported his education financially .....it has been there . |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by 2mNaira: 11:05pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
clem305D: Its a Nigerian phenomenon...during my stay in the UK, I observed the opposite about the young girls or ladies.Even my girl there was so independent, she cared less about what I put on the table; as she demanded equal rights which I understood. Girls in Nigeria need to step up their game for real Believe me.I'll rather live d rest of my life with a sitdown-chop wife dn live for a second wt an equality woman.But thats just me. 1 Like |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by sheniqua: 11:06pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
majekdom2: who does the market business in those days ..... my dad is a seasoned chatered accountant with over 47 years experience. He told me his mum supported his education financially .....it has been there . And women today are no longer working ? Women have always worked,whether in the home or outside the home Some of the people reading this come from single family homes where the mother worked twice as much Looks to me like the poster is mistaking people's fantasies for reality |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by Nobody: 11:08pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
Mondisweets: so basically a Nigerian woman's life should not be based on her dreams or aspiration but rather it should be based on nursing another man's insecurities? how is that having an ambition when its living life to satisfy someone else and neglecting yourself?what is a dream? making your world a better place is not another man's insecurity . |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by Nobody: 11:08pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
sylaz: Truth is most of the "i want to marry a rich man" are never going to marry one, they are going to marry a man that can just manage is finances without folding up then in 15-20years they are gonna wonder why they are so fat and have shitty lives.so are you going to be one of those "not so rich guys" that will add misery to these women's lives? |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by GodMode: 11:10pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
jpphilips: Firstly: I'm a guy Secondly: staying in a N150,000 per month job for the next 30 years is not been richer than the woman its called surviving/existing. What if the company folds up. 1 Like |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by Nobody: 11:11pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
sheniqua:I never said that .... but not to think of settling in one man's house and just bear kids . why claim you are in the university when you dont attend lectures and all you have in mind is just to find one rich man that will marry you . its not the ladies alone but very much with the ladies. |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by Nobody: 11:11pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
majekdom2: what is a dream? making your world a better place is not another man's insecurity .making the world a better place could mean working 18hrs and sleeping for 4hrs. Business trips all over the world and hardly ever any time to raise a family. |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by Nobody: 11:13pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
Mondisweets: making the world a better place could mean working 18hrs and sleeping for 4hrs. Business trips all over the world and hardly ever any time to raise a family.yes ... wouldn't you be tagged successful . thats everyone's dream . you sure would leave an impact..... rather than stay at home an fat up. |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by sheniqua: 11:13pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
jpphilips: Thank you Who doesn't know ? With the SE,xual abuse and harassment that go unpunished in nigerian schools and workplaces,if I were a man I would be scared to let my wife work.Little girls going to school are not even safe in a place like Nigeria . Every other lecturer would demand to chop you before you can pass their course Even to get NYSC posting,dem go want make you comot cloth Job interview same thing |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by Nobody: 11:15pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
majekdom2: yes ... wouldn't you be tagged successful . thats everyone's dream . you sure would leave an impact..... rather than stay at home an fat up.how many women do you know that work the hard and are not yet divorced or unmarried? i highly doubt that you are quite the perfect figure yourself even after working ordinary 40hr week |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by jpphilips(m): 11:16pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
majekdom2: do you want liability ? what class do majority of Nigerians belong ? .... below average I guess. You can only speak for yourself and family right? Let me ask you? why cant your wife build a career in your house? what is wrong in that? we ask the women to drop the already made men mentality while in marriage, struggling men want already made women, did i hear you echo double standard? if your wife as a graduate cannot work for you, or your friends or herself, why does she need to work for someone else? oh! sorry, i forgot you married her already a supervisor 3 Likes |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by freecocoa(f): 11:18pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
Mondisweets: so basically a Nigerian woman's life should not be based on her dreams or aspiration but rather it should be based on nursing another man's insecurities? how is that having an ambition when its living life to satisfy someone else and neglecting yourself?I don't think that's how she sees it, its more like how Nigerian men want it to be. |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by Nobody: 11:18pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
sheniqua:come do survey for naija schools , then u go know , perhaps chat some of them up. |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by sheniqua: 11:19pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
majekdom2: I never said that .... but not to think of settling in one man's house and just bear kids . why claim you are in the university when you dont attend lectures and all you have in mind is just to find one rich man that will marry you . its not the ladies alone but very much with the ladies. If you want to talk about the rot in the society the let's discuss that Are the boys not sorting out the lecturers and intimidating them with gang activities? Na who dey carry expo pass? Girls or boys? On this nairaland alone,scam artists abound looking for who to swindle Everyone wants to get rich overnight without working. If a girl who doesn't want to get her hands dirty aspires to marry a 419er who robbed people blind,why should anyone condemn the girl alone? My point is that the OP is wrong in her generalization about women Women are some of the most hardworking people out there. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by Nobody: 11:20pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
Mondisweets: how many women do you know that work the hard and are not yet divorced or unmarried? i highly doubt that you are quite the perfect figure yourself even after working ordinary 40hr weekI know some and I know some that are divorced and cant take care of the kids simply because she has got nothing doing after being abandoned. |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by Nobody: 11:23pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
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Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by Nobody: 11:23pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
sheniqua:she never said women were not hardworking , she only talked about the non focus lifestyle , which I termed general but more with the ladies. |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by sheniqua: 11:24pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
majekdom2: come do survey for naija schools , then u go know , perhaps chat some of them up. I am not talking of what the girls say and the dreams What is the reality after graduation? No jobs Nigeria has no jobs for those who want to work The reason some men turn to criminal activity and the women look for rich men to marry That is the survival strategy Can we them say all or most Nigerian men turn to kidnappers and armed robbery after graduation? 2 Likes |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by Nobody: 11:25pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
GodMode:I like u jare,u support drug and ritual. |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by sheniqua: 11:25pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
majekdom2: she never said women were not hardworking , she only talked about the non focus lifestyle , which I termed general but more with the ladies. Read her post again What is focused lifestyle Are the men focused? There are criminals all over this website sending us scam mail,are they focused ? |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by sheniqua: 11:26pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
safarigirl: If you're one who has stayed within the female hostel of any Nigerian University, you'll find that most of it's occupants share similar hopes and dreams- and no, it's not to excel in their chosen career paths. Here |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by Nobody: 11:26pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
jpphilips:No one says one's wife has to work for dangote or for one multinational. the point it is dont just sit at home watching fashion poilce. |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by Toks2008(m): 11:27pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
Thank GOD this is coming from a female. I have nothing more to add. |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by Nobody: 11:28pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
dancok: I like u jare,u support drug and ritual.obviously she is in her teen .... well maybe. |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by sheniqua: 11:29pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
majekdom2: No one says one's wife has to work for dangote or for one multinational. the point it is dont just sit at home watching fashion poilce. How many wives are sitting at home watching fashion police You just told us your grandma worked to put your dad through school Isn't she a woman? Is your mom sitting at home watching fashion police? How many of your sisters are home watching TV in their husband's house because they refused to work |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by Nobody: 11:30pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
3cycle:I saw u there that is why I quote u.(Winks) |
Re: On Nigerian Women And (lack Of) Future Ambition by freecocoa(f): 11:30pm On Sep 22, 2014 |
sheniqua:No we cannot and you are right on jobs not being available(story for another day) What the OP is actually talking about is how the young girls(most of them) don't actually care about working, believe me, the number of those who hope on a rich man as a meal ticket is way way higher than those who actually have a dream, went to school, tried, couldn't get a job and then decided to settle for a man. 2 Likes 1 Share |
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