Why do they always hang out in female shops in the daytime while their women work their ass off?

Yoruba men have the culture of sitting closely with female artisans in their shops and be having lengthy conversations while you see the women hawk everything from herbal mixtures to trinkets and bromated breads under the sun.

They always crowd places like hairdressing salons, tailor shops, photocopying centers, printing press and food canteens.
They often appear in native uniform, likely breached skin, ear pierced, shed tats while having earpiece on holding Android phones.

If you haven't observed this just keep your eyes on the floor and you will get to see em.

Who be this one again.

What's that.... *in vectors voiced *

Bound
Is that word not supposed to be "BOND"?

AnambraDota:
Why do they always hang out in female shops in the daytime while their women work their ass off?

Yoruba men have the culture of sitting closely with female artisans in their shops and be having lengthy conversations while you see the women hawk everything from herbal mixtures to trinkets and bromated breads under the sun.

They always crowd places like hairdressing salons, tailor shops, photocopying centers, printing press and food canteens.
They often appear in native uniform, likely breached skin, ear pierced, shed tats while having earpiece on holding Android phones.

If you haven't observed this just keep your eyes on the floor and you will get to see em.

Very true.
U thread was open about this same topic 2weeks ago but it was closed down.
They dny like hearing the TRUTH.

Dont undertsnd how men would sit back and allow women to hussle for their food.

What is this one saying?

AnambraDota:
Why do they always hang out in female shops in the daytime while their women work their ass off?

Yoruba men have the culture of sitting closely with female artisans in their shops and be having lengthy conversations while you see the women hawk everything from herbal mixtures to trinkets and bromated breads under the sun.

They always crowd places like hairdressing salons, tailor shops, photocopying centers, printing press and food canteens.
They often appear in native uniform, likely breached skin, ear pierced, shed tats while having earpiece on holding Android phones.

If you haven't observed this just keep your eyes on the floor and you will get to see em.

1. It is 'bond' not 'bound'.


2. 'Bleached' not 'breach'.


3. When u keep ur eyes on d 'floor', u dont see anything!? U're staring at d floor for goodness sake

4. Are u a graduate? If yes, which school? I would prefer to know from pry to uni/poly n also d locations. Make person no do mistake send pikin go there.


5. If u live in a glass house, u shouldnt throw stones!

CaptainGOOD:


Very true.
U thread was open about this same topic 2weeks ago but it was closed down.
They dny like hearing the TRUTH.

Dont undertsnd how men would sit back and allow women to hussle for their food.

Since u guys n our ladies are doing all d work, should we bother?


U know, life is very funny!? I actually refused to marry from my tribe, cos I felt our ladies were lazy.


Also, growing up, it was only in d east d ladies ride bikes n bicycles? I used to be amazed when travelling. Watching out for them coming back from d farm, counting d number I come across. Wondering were all d men where!


Those lazy men u tot u saw, probably opened that store/office for d ladies in question n feel d need to keep an eye on their property, from predators like u.


Have u n op ever witnessed a quarrel btw them, thats when u get to hear who owns what n who is d spendthrift.

AnambraDota:
Why do they always hang out in female shops in the daytime while their women work their ass off?

Yoruba men have the culture of sitting closely with female artisans in their shops and be having lengthy conversations while you see the women hawk everything from herbal mixtures to trinkets and bromated breads under the sun.

They always crowd places like hairdressing salons, tailor shops, photocopying centers, printing press and food canteens.
They often appear in native uniform, likely breached skin, ear pierced, shed tats while having earpiece on holding Android phones.

If you haven't observed this just keep your eyes on the floor and you will get to see em.

You have to be a jobless nincompoop to observe this.

its another one(in dj Khalid voice ) from our amiable Buddhamonk.
a bad asssz afonja slayer in those days

Hmmmm,keen observation. From the shops they head to the motor park for alaye work and various criminal activities. Tufia!

Wot wia yu expecting from dia lazy men before?Abi yu dey expect goat to lay egg before?YOLUMBA DEMONZ are known for dia laziness na.

Cause their men are very lazy... even a Yoruba friend admitted this to me. The successful Yorubas that you'll see are the educated ones(the only thing I admire them for is their love for education, at least they have to be good and useful at something) , the ones whose parents sent them to UK for school, the ones who invest in shares and wait out the dividends... that's about it, compare to an Igbo boy who will work his ass off, do apprenticeships with his master for some years, set up a business with his settlement money and in relatively few years build a comfortable merchandise for himself enough to feed his whole family and train his kith a day kin in school... Igbo boys Sabi hustle, from 2×2 shops to a chain of mega shops and a comfortable mansion in Akwa or Nnewi in just few years, all proceeds from sheer hustle and superior micro and macro economic management of investments even in the most stringest of economies

Drogbs:
Cause their men are very lazy... even a Yoruba friend admitted this to me. The successful Yorubas that you'll see are the educated ones(the only thing I admire them for is their love for education, at least they have to be good and useful at something) , the ones whose parents sent them to UK for school, the ones who invest in shares and wait out the dividends... that's about it, compare to an Igbo boy who will work his ass off, do apprenticeships with his master for some years, set up a business with his settlement money and in relatively few years build a comfortable merchandise for himself enough to feed his whole family and train his kith a day kin in school... Igbo boys Sabi hustle, from 2×2 shops to a chain of mega shops and a comfortable mansion in Akwa or Nnewi in just few years, all proceeds from sheer hustle and superior micro and macro economic management of investments even in the most stringest of economies

Yeah you are right. We Yoruba men are lazy. Kindly check this thread out and you will testify.
https://www.nairaland.com/3918290/yorubas-most-industriousrichest-educated-tribe

oodualover:

Yeah you are right. We Yoruba men are lazy. Kindly check this thread out and you will testify.
https://www.nairaland.com/3918290/yorubas-most-industriousrichest-educated-tribe

It's a thread of successful people, same can be found in other parts of Nigeria, I'm making my points from the prism of an average lifestyle of a Yoruba man.

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AnambraDota:
Why do they always hang out in female shops in the daytime while their women work their ass off?

Yoruba men have the culture of sitting closely with female artisans in their shops and be having lengthy conversations while you see the women hawk everything from herbal mixtures to trinkets and bromated breads under the sun.

They always crowd places like hairdressing salons, tailor shops, photocopying centers, printing press and food canteens.
They often appear in native uniform, likely breached skin, ear pierced, shed tats while having earpiece on holding Android phones.

If you haven't observed this just keep your eyes on the floor and you will get to see em.

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ashjay001:



1. It is 'bond' not 'bound'.


2. 'Bleached' not 'breach'.


3. When u keep ur eyes on d 'floor', u dont see anything!? U're staring at d floor for goodness sake

4. Are u a graduate? If yes, which school? I would prefer to know from pry to uni/poly n also d locations. Make person no do mistake send pikin go there.


5. If u live in a glass house, u shouldnt throw stones!

I'm no English, am Igbo so don't get mad when I get someone else language wrong, I pride in mine.
Why do yoruba men indulge in such shameful act of lazying about in female shops why their female work hard to feed the kids?

Yoruba men are lazy, aren't they?

oodualover:

Yeah you are right. We Yoruba men are lazy. Kindly check this thread out and you will testify.
https://www.nairaland.com/3918290/yorubas-most-industriousrichest-educated-tribe

You need not open such thread to know how lazy yoruba men are, yoruba men are generally lazy, fact.

AnambraDota:

I'm no English, am Igbo so don't get mad when I get someone else language wrong, I pride in mine.
Why do yoruba men indulge in such shameful act of lazying about in female shops why their female work hard to feed the kids?

Yoruba men are lazy, aren't they?

Then, kindly communicate in igbo na! U were taught in a language for 20+ years, and d only excuse u can come up with is "english is not my first language"!


If u actually "put ur eyes on d floor", u would av noticed, those men actually opened d biz with their money! Not ur half-baked hypothesis.

AnambraDota:

I'm no English, am Igbo so don't get mad when I get someone else language wrong, I pride in mine.
Why do yoruba men indulge in such shameful act of lazying about in female shops why their female work hard to feed the kids?

Yoruba men are lazy, aren't they?

Then write in igbo....
And those who understand u will reply...
Stop behaving like a typical African who has every excuse for mediocrity...