₦airaland Forum

Brymo:
Dog?
when pple wallow in poverty,
with no hope of a good meal, in countries lk Kenya, Ethiopia, and here we r giving a dog, a befitting burial. A soulless creation.

There would always be poor people in the world, there would always be people living in lack, hunger and all other flip sides of abundance, just the same way there would always be those who have never known what it means to lack good food or the good things of life..

You only know about what he did for his dog, you absolutely don't know how many other families he is feeding, or how many people's children he is training in school... If all the rich men in the world gave all their wealth away to charity, there would still be poor people in the world.

The fact that he could even organise such a grand occasion for his dog is a pointer to his good soul, people care less about their own relatives nowadays not to talk less of animals.. So I think the man has a very good heart.... He has a heart of gratitude and whoever has a heart of gratitude is definitely someone with a good soul.

Ishilove:
Lol. You not serious

Ishilove


Oya...Wa gba control

#stillScrollinDownLookingForASinglePicture#

This question get as e be o.

I don't have an answer to that.


But I'd like to be kissed on the nose, neck and errrm.. Ofcourse... that place

It's not been easy... But it's been worth it...


Been a virgin 28years now.

Hopefully I'll get married by 32.

So I still have 4 years!!

Wheeeeeew!!!

Present.

So if you ladies spot super lovely natural hairs like these... What's ALL the craze with Brazilian hair, lace wig, Indian wig and stuff..

Or maybe the Brazilian hair faithfuls are viewing as guests

cutemii:

With all the lovely hairs I've seen today... What can I say... I sing to myself.. "what a woonderfuuuuuuuul woooorld"

cutemii:

cutemii:

cutemii:

datalossvictim1:
Don't steal my picture

My fro

Very Fine fro

But ermmm... Have you combed it today?


Or the somewhat jagged edges on the top;na the style be that?

Samabu07:
Was the Lion not born a lion? A prostitute wasn't born a prostitute situation (environment) influences them.

When she decided to go into prostitution, she, out of that singular decision gave birth to prostitution.. The environment influences everything and everybody but it's how you respond to it that matters... Or if the environment is so domineering and has absolute power, how come one girl faced with harsh conditions would decide to hawk pure water and another would decide to go into prostitution.... So you see the same environment(lack, hardship, poverty) but different response.

Dymondgurl:
its tucked way beneath my weave

Can it be untucked??

For us to see?

kennygee:
I actually had it natural for a while till i relaxed it. I'll chop it off and start growing my hair again in January. I'm going #TeamNachy

Ohh dear.

Dymondgurl:
naaah, can't risk it. Pardon me

Aii

So Where's your own

pinkycute:
My natural hair


And I look 80s

Your hair is awweeeeeeezoooome!!!

That bathroom selfie though

sunnyflakes:
I knew this will come up though still expecting more. But sincerely Nairaland babes are cool with their natural hair.

As in ehnnnnnnn.... Super cool

My eyes have just been popping out like OMG!!!... Breathtaking!!!

kennygee:
Yeah, it is.

Nice...


The tone of many of your posts wouldn't make anyone assume that you could do a funky hair like though

Dymondgurl:
lol..- don't trust you jare

What if I give you my word.

kennygee:
Things i do to my hair in the name of style.

Is that a Mohawkess??

You know the "ess" there stands for the feminine version for Mohawk

Dymondgurl:
yesss ooo, she is ibo. My roomy back in sch. I have a full pic of her hair with her face showing, bt it won't be appropriate for me to upload it here witout her permission

Woooow!!!

You can send me the picture, I would edit the face out and post it back on Nairaland.. Don't worry I'd do it for free no charge at all.

This thread is fun!!!


Some ladies be out with
googles searching for fake hairs...

"madam that's not your hair"

"show me the front"

"is that your real hair? "

" Why are you lying now, thats not natural hair"

Dymondgurl:
My friend's hair. I just left the low cut crew so its, you know, small.....

Is that your friend a Nigerian?


Ahhhhhh yeeeee... See hair...

I'm must say I'm IMPRESSED that NL girls are responding to this thread.. really impressed, not all of you are "formers"... Nice to know


@YewandeQueen

Where's your hair now

prettythicksme:
not really surprise,so do you school in paris as well because icerberylin school in paris,France etc like that hehehehehe

I'm not dissing you but I think you should know that Paris is not different from France, seeing as your use of "comma" was supposed to indicate difference

You're welcome.

BOLAJIAJANI:
You are very right about this. Sensitizing has a long way to go, just like you said, knowing something and practicing it are two different things. But that does not mean they should cancel the standard procedure of obtaining a license. I believe everything works together in ensuring safety of the people and competency of drivers. They should just find ways to fast things up, and make the standard procedures work as expected

That's key.

samguru:
short or tall, means nothing to me, the most important thing is character compatibility.

young lady, do you really love this guy ?, if yes, go ahead.

technology will take care of your children's height

Errrrrrm... Abeg how dem dey do that one?

If the OP and other girls on this thread are so obsessed about height, then it's "okay" .. Just the same way I can't stand a girl with millet-sized breastz... I guess that's how it is too for most girls that don't like short heighted guys.

I'm hoping to get a car soon, so after getting the car, would I now go through all these layers of stress just to get a licence


The truth is, knowing something and practicing it are two different things, after going through their screenings and driving classes and whatnot.. Does that really make anyone a better driver?.. Would the fact that I have a valid driver's license authenticated by all the safety organisations in Nigeria, make me slow down at a roundabout?... Would it make me slow down at the sight of a Zebra crossing?.. It wouldn't necessarily make me do so... My point is, good driving is more of a subjective concept.... Some people don't drive well because they are just naturally insensitive, callous and indifferent people... Or let's even consider those that drink and drive... What's to say a guy doesn't leave the licensing office with his valid licence and that same night goes to the bar, drinks to stupor and the next thing he is swerving along 3rd mainland bridge.

I think they should place more effort on public sensitization of road safety,instead of sort of putting the cart before the horse by making it unusually difficult and expensive to get a license...create consistently catchy TV commercials and campaigns that border on road safety / driving standards... Imagine coughing out 15k just to get a license.. or packing your new car athome for months and jumping from bus to bus because you're waiting for your license.

I think they can do better