coming from a broken home, things were not easy

when my parents divorced, We were living with our paternal grandmother for sometime

one day, I was playing in the room with my elder brother
I think he hit me on my back playfully
but I found it painful so I screamed

my grandmother came into the room, to see whats happening
she ignored the reason why I screamed and faced my brother

and started looking at my elder brother like vomit
and she started saying

"look at you kenneth"
you are the ugliest thing I have ever seen in my life
you too wowo(ugly),wowo(ugly)
even police, gateman, houseboy fine pass you
tufia (God forbid)
she hissed and walked out of the room

the poor boy was just like 9 or 10 years old

painful

onila:
my grandmother came into the room, to see whats happening
she ignored the reason why I screamed and faced brother
and started looking at elder brother like vomit
and she started saying

"look at you kenneth"
you are the ugliest thing I have ever seen in my life
you too wowo(ugly),wowo(ugly)
even police, gateman, houseboy fine pass you
tufia (God forbid)
she hissed and walked out of the room

the poor boy was just like 9 or 10 years old

painful

Nigerian Film

SMALLPENIS:


Nigerian Film

true story

onila:
coming from a broken home, things were not easy

when my parents divorced, We were living with our paternal grandmother

one day, I was playing in the room with my elder brother
I think he hit me on my back playfully
but I found it painful so I screamed

my grandmother came into the room, to see whats happening
she ignored the reason why I screamed and faced my brother

and started looking at my elder brother like vomit
and she started saying

"look at you kenneth"
you are the ugliest thing I have ever seen in my life
you too wowo(ugly),wowo(ugly)
even police, gateman, houseboy fine pass you
tufia (God forbid)
she hissed and walked out of the room

the poor boy was just like 9 or 10 years old

painful

Happened to psquare abi?

True story ko!

Silkmoth33:



Happened to psquare abi?

True story ko!

stop making fun of me

LMFAO

"Kenneth" must be damn U........gly for grandma to spit out those words....Damn!

kliq:
LMFAO

"Kenneth" must be damn U........gly for grandma to spit out those words....Damn!

yr supposed to feel bad and not laugh

that's achild

maybe he was actually ugly

Ladystewie:
maybe he was actually ugly

So he should be told so by his grandmother?

carefreewannabe:


So he should be told so by his grandmother?

thank you oo
if there is anywhere anyone shld be comfortable in his/her family

what a horrible thing to do

onila:


thank you oo
if there is anyone shld be comfortable is in his/her family

what a horrible thing to do

No doubt about it.

And nobody should have the right to call others ugly.
Shallow beings.

Ladystewie:
maybe he was actually ugly

I can count with my fingers the number of 'Nigerian' women I have met in my entire life who did/does not say nasty things when they were/are angry, and I'm not exaggerating.
It's like a thing with y'all, old and young inclusive.

It takes a special Godly kind of will and self-control for most women to be able to keep their tongue in check when reacting to emotional stimulus.

crackhaus:
I can count with my fingers the number of 'Nigerian' women I have met in my entire life who did/does not say nasty things when they were/are angry, and I'm not exaggerating.
It's like a thing with y'all, old and young inclusive.

It takes a special Godly kind of will and self-control for most women to be able to keep their tongue in check when reacting to emotional stimulus.

I havent met a Nigerian woman who called her own blood ugly that harshly

I once saw my aunt tell her own daughter when she was angry. "You no even fine sef" lol

thats ok compared to what my grandmother did

onila:


I havent met a Nigerian woman who called her own blood ugly that harshly

I once saw my aunt tell her own daughter when she was angry. "You no even fine sef" lol

thats ok compared to what my grandmother did

Calling him ugly was definitely harsh, but what do you say about some women who curse their daughters and verbally insult them in instances where for example; the daughter overcooks a meal, or puts in too much salt, or leaves it too long on the fire hence burning a sizeable part of it?

One time while visiting a friend, I overheard his mom tell his sister in the kitchen: 'with the way you keep burning and wasting my food, I wonder how you're going to find a husband...you're so useless'

crackhaus:

Calling him ugly was definitely harsh, but what do you say about some women who curse their daughters and verbally insult them in instances where for example; the daughter overcooks a meal, or puts in too much salt, or leaves it too long on the fire hence burning a sizeable part of it?

One time while visiting a friend, I overheard his mom tell his sister in the kitchen: 'with the way you keep burning and wasting my food, I wonder how you're going to find a husband...you're so useless'

calling female daughters "useless" for cooking is normal in Nigeria and even Africa
my mum never called me useless tho

but my Nigerian female friends called me useless when they realized I didnt know how to cook properly when I started university

even Ghana, cameroon dey call girls useless for not knowing how to cook

calling him ugly is not just harsh sef but wicked

onila:


calling female daughters "useless" for cooking is normal in Nigeria and even Africa
my mum never called me useless tho

but my Nigerian female friends called me useless when they realized I didnt know how to cook properly when I started university

even Ghana, cameroon dey call girls useless for not knowing how to cook

Yea that's my point.

It's normal to be verbally abusive especially with Nigerians, your grandmother just took hers to a higher level.

How come you remember her words, even when she said all of it defending you?

Back in kmer I was in a taxi and through the window I saw a boy beating up his younger brother like a thief, the little boy didn't want to go to school and was crying, and his brother started beating up, I asked the driver to stop the taxi and I went to talk to that little brat . In the end I was late in school but I was happy I made him stop the senseless beating, funny how no one seemed to care

crackhaus:

Yea that's my point.

It's normal to be verbally abusive especially with Nigerians, your grandmother just took hers to a higher level.

How come you remember her words, even when she said all of it defending you?

because it was uncalled for
how can you say that to yr own blood
I was in shock

I wasnt even in pain sef, I guess the b1tch used that opportunity to say whats on her mind
my grandmother is a b1tch, evil b1tch

even at my age ard that time, I knew it is totally wrong to call a relative ugly to his/her face

crackhaus:

Yea that's my point.

It's normal to be verbally abusive especially with Nigerians, your grandmother just took hers to a higher level.

How come you remember her words, even when she said all of it defending you?

Grandmothers? Honestly I think today's nigerian women are even more viscious

onila:


because it was uncalled for
how can you say that to yr own blood
I was in shock

I wasnt even in pain sef, I guess the b1tch used that opportunity to say whats on her mind
my grandmother is a b1tch, evil b1tch

even at my age ard that time, I knew it is totally wrong to call a relative ugly to his/her face

Hmmmm, okay...
You don't like your grandmother very much I see.

CAMNEWTON4PRES:
Back in kmer I was in a taxi and through the window I saw a boy beating up his younger brother like a thief, the little boy didn't want to go to school and was crying, and his brother started beating up, I asked the driver to stop the taxi and I went to talk to that little brat . In the end I was late in school but I was happy I made him stop the senseless beating, funny how no one seemed to care

You are a silent HERO. Thanks for helping the little boy.

soulglo:

Grandmothers? Honestly I think today's nigerian women are even more viscious

You speak the truth.

TheCongo:


You are a silent HERO. Thanks for helping the little boy.

thank u

TheCongo:


You are a silent HERO. Thanks for helping the little boy.

hero

onila:
hero

Yes

onila:
hero

Yes, Hero

A hero or heroine refers to characters who, in the face of danger and adversity or from a position of weakness, display courage and the will for self-sacrifice—that is, heroism—for some greater good of all humanity. Wikipedia

onila:


because it was uncalled for
how can you say that to yr own blood
I was in shock

I wasnt even in pain sef, I guess the b1tch used that opportunity to say whats on her mind
my grandmother is a b1tch, evil b1tch

even at my age ard that time, I knew it is totally wrong to call a relative ugly to his/her face

@Embolden says a lot about you...two wrongs don't make a right.


Or are you just trolling...?

onila

is your grandmother yoruba

theLORDreigns:


@Embolden says a lot about you...two wrongs don't make a right.


Or are you just trolling...?

i am being serious

pickabeau1:
onila

is your grandmother yoruba

nop