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Romance › Re: I Am Beginning To Think Nigeria Is Better Off Without Igbos by 2buffagain(m): 8:05pm On Dec 19, 2018
olsome:
Hahahaha!!! black man judging black man...Which tribe get fine girls pass Igbo?... Nigeria is better off without Igbos?? but good with Fulani herdsmen? don't be a hypocrite
I wouldn't marry them because almost all of them I know over do the wedding thing.
I want a simple wedding, and I don't want to have to travel back to somoene's village in naija just to wed like every igbo chick seems to want...even those who already have all their family in the US.

That said, they are cool peeps.
Politics › Re: Sowore 2019: Stop Voting For Ancestors Interested In Ruling Nigeria Forever. by 2buffagain(m): 8:02pm On Dec 19, 2018
[quote author=ajl post=73997528][/quote]That Eunice is just a waste of electoral bandwidth.
And she has the gull to always be trying to talk bad about Sowore like a jealous girlfriend because he didn't want to join her shifty pact.

She was sent with a message. Sowore proved himself to be a wise leader by skipping her.
Leaders don't do follow follow as others are doing. Good leaders THINK.
Romance › Re: I Am Beginning To Think Nigeria Is Better Off Without Igbos by 2buffagain(m): 7:56pm On Dec 19, 2018
LOL they're cool people.
Love how they extract a business opportunity from every thing....but from experience, I wouldn't marry one.
Romance › Re: If Your Boyfriend Moves To USA Without Green Card, Just Move On by 2buffagain(op): 7:13pm On Dec 19, 2018
BlaqCoffee109:
hmmm, thank you Romeo...so do you know how to take care of things? Like how to keep the car running, take care of a woman kinda things? wink
Does this woman also work or have a business to keep herself relevant?
It's not about me needing her money. It's about her keeping her brain sharp.
I like women with drive.
Romance › Re: Slay Queen Cooks & Twerks In Kitchen, 'daddy' Eats On Her Backside As She Twerks by 2buffagain(m): 6:25pm On Dec 19, 2018
How is this a Frontpage article but this isn't?
https://www.nairaland.com/4838308/boo-moves-usa-without-greencard

Nairaland mods sha
Celebrities › Re: Eniola Badmus: "Calling Me Fat Does Not Hurt My Feelings" by 2buffagain(m): 6:22pm On Dec 19, 2018
She seems to be slimming down.
Her body is sexier now...it's just that her fat face that still hasn't lessened.
Politics › Re: Atiku: Nigeria Has Not Produced Leaders Like Obi And I Since 1960 by 2buffagain(m): 6:17pm On Dec 19, 2018
This fawker...

Obi: Maybe

Atiku: is a generic aso rock thief. Him type full ground scatter.
Romance › Re: If Your Boyfriend Moves To USA Without Green Card, Just Move On by 2buffagain(op): 6:15pm On Dec 19, 2018
Rokia2:
This is definitely front page material.

lalasticlala What you waiting for though.
Maybe she is one of those waiting for a guy in yankee who doesn't have papers so has a beef with this thread.
Celebrities › Re: “I Never Thought I’d Eat A Woman’s A** In My Life” – Meek Mill by 2buffagain(m): 6:02pm On Dec 19, 2018
Rokia2:
Why are guys afraid to eat azz lol.


Some of us take extra care of our self. Not just for men but I wanna look and smell good for my damnnnn self.
Only SOME of you do.

Shout out to you and your chocolate thick ass though Roki. I bet your man eats it for breakfast lunch and dinner (fawk I know I would )
Celebrities › Re: Timaya Reacts To Runtown's Ban From USA by 2buffagain(m): 5:57pm On Dec 19, 2018
Rokia2:
Lmao why do most people not want to return back Africa when they visit?

This is embarrassing.

No wonder it’s a bit difficult for me to sent for my brother on visiting visa right now.
https://www.nairaland.com/4838308/boo-moves-usa-without-greencard
Romance › Re: What Kind Of Gifts Do Rich Igbo People Give You After Marrying Their Daughter? by 2buffagain(op): 4:15pm On Dec 19, 2018
hammer6F:
Go and marry grom your tribe.

Igbo only started this inter tribal stuff recent.

Formerly, u did be begging for them to even allow such marriage. dEY WILL STILL SAY No.
The yoruba will always be better people than them
Romance › Re: If Your Boyfriend Moves To USA Without Green Card, Just Move On by 2buffagain(op):
YUNGLURD:
Nice thread but I dnt knw why this kind of thread hasnt graced front page yet?
The mods keep hiding whatever post I mkae requesting that they put it on FP.
Apparently, they felt the post of some twerking girl was more important.

I'm getting to that point again where I think I'll have to abandon Nairaland again as it is clear whoever manages this site is high on some strong rachet weed.
Romance › Re: Can You Marry A Lady Who Doesn't Know How To Cook Because Of Love? by 2buffagain(m): 3:45pm On Dec 19, 2018
Chenzee:
I can vividly recollect, during my university days how beans(cowpea) and garri were so popular in the male hostel. Meanwhile, provision shops prefer to stock more than half of their shops with indomie (noodles) without any sceptism. These shop owners know very well that these noodles will be devoured completely by none other than those in the female hostels.
A friend of mine visited his girlfriend come fiancee several times in her house, and was always welcomed with garnished noodles and chilled soft drinks. It continued for their two years of courtship. Anytime he asks why she isn't cooking any other food, she says it's because she has been busy all through the day.
If he tells her to cook a special delicacy, she spends the whole day cooking and then serves him with a delicious and palatable rubbish (tasteless meal).
I told him that I can only marry a woman who can cook exceptionally well, and can also cook meals I can't cook (especially my traditional meals). I told him that I will be so proud to invite anyone to my house.
They ( My friend and his fiancee) are preparing to get married soon, though they haven't fixed a date yet.
I need your candid and unbiased advice. Thanks.
Depends. What else is she bringing to the table?
Is she bringing money? resources? Managarial business skills? Can I confidently leave a business in her hands and trust in her education and talent to handle it? Can we chill and vibe? Is she sexy to me?

These are the things I care about in a spouse.
Food and all that can be outsourced.

Learning to cook is not hard. I just recently learned how to make ofada stew on youtube.
Na just recipe you go follow abi e pass dat?
Romance › Re: 24 Year Old Business Admin Graduate Searches For A Boyfriend On Twitter by 2buffagain(m): 3:41pm On Dec 19, 2018
Hasn't she heard of dating apps?
Romance › Re: Church Match Making: Would You Let Your Pastor Choose Your Spouse? by 2buffagain(m): 3:33pm On Dec 19, 2018
I can seek spiritual insight on someone I am ALREADY thinking of marrying...but I'm not interested in being actively matched with anyone.
That one is 100% my pick.

It is only some silly church-girls who like that kind of thing.
Some of them will even tell the guy that wants to take them out to dinner to go and register his intention with their pastor sef.

Such clueless individuals are to be avoided because nothing will go on between you 2 that will not be used as sermon by her pastor the following sunday.
Family › Re: The Reality Of The First Born In Every Nigerian Family by 2buffagain(m): 3:16pm On Dec 19, 2018
rhames:
I am a first born and this is just a tenth of what most responsible first born face in families.

You are a first born when you pick up responsibilities of others or put others first before yourself because God has put you in that leadership position not because your family said so.

You are a first born when others achieve their life-long aims and objectives with your sweat and they forget you ever contributed or even chide you for asking for favours.

You are a true first born when you save your siblings from trouble and they dont return such favour and laugh a you when your turn comes up.

You are a true first born when you dont ask any favours from your siblings and only ask your Maker for a way out.

You are a true first born when you siblings hate your gut and sadly cannot do anything about it considering the nature of your position.

You are a true first born when absolute patience and perseverance is your character and dont bother about the shortcuts.

You are a true first born when you are the subject of criticism and jest from every one, especially when your neighbours avoid you especially when you are not rich.

You are a true first born when you achieve your life's aims and objectives long after others as your siblings or those before you dont pray for you to be there.

You are a true first born when you continue to bear these responsibilities even with your meagre income.

You are a true first born male when your female siblings do their possible best to bring you down and you survive their venomous bites.

Finally you are a true first born when you have been ordained by Our Creator, Almighty Go to fulfill your duty destiny and positively impact nd direct your immediate and extended families destiny to new heights.

I am proud to be a first born and that is just part of my unfolding personal experience.

Like for being Created a true first born by God.

Share for reading this as a first born.
I disagree. Read my earlier comment about Jesus and "first bornism".
Family › Re: The Reality Of The First Born In Every Nigerian Family by 2buffagain(m): 3:11pm On Dec 19, 2018
NoHoper:
SMH

That picture depicts exactly what I'm going through. It's so painful and I'm beginning to really resent my parents. They just churned out kids and are basically expecting that I should be responsible for them.

So in a nut shell, my parents enjoyed their youths: they fell in love, dated, got married and birthed kids. The kids they don't want to be responsible for. Meanwhile, me, I'm not supposed to have any life. Can't even have a decent relationship. I'm just here to slave away.

It will definitely have to stop.
Guy, say "No" and do it without guilt.

Will Jesus have been able to carry out his life work if he allowed parent and sibling wahala to weigh him down? He was the first born too.
In fact, while he was doing the work, his parents and siblings were calling him to "come to them" i.e leave what you are doing and come and cater to us. He ignored them, and even used style to tell them they were not as important as anyone else he was working with.

That's how you do it when these people try to manipulate you into being their slave.
Romance › Re: Nigerian Lady Narrates How Her Fiancé's Mother Tested Her by 2buffagain(m): 6:59pm On Dec 18, 2018
How do you look someone dead in the eye when they called you? huh
Romance › Lazy Women: Using Children As Monetary Insurance by 2buffagain(op):
There is this girl in this day and age who straight up admitted (after much argument) that she primarily wants to have 4+ children so as to lighten the load on each of them taking care of HER (No mention of her husband either which shows her priority)

From experience, giving birth to that many children generally always comes from a place of selfishness (you don't need more than 2......3 MAX)

Of course, she doesn't care about the financial gbese of taking care of that many children in these economic climes...that one is the man's problem...or the poor first born who is forced to take care of children that are not his/her own.

This is why I avoid women who have no ambition other than becoming a single-purpose housewife.
They always deceive themselves that they are busy. Yet their idleness makes them crave having an excess amount of children so they can FEEL busy....when the world has actual problems that could be solved. After she has wasted her parents school money by failing to use it for anything besides be a baby factory.

She doesn't want to work so is creating multiple insurance plans for herself in case her husband gets tired of her later.
Perpetual selfishness of some women mehn.
Romance › Re: What Kind Of Gifts Do Rich Igbo People Give You After Marrying Their Daughter? by 2buffagain(op): 7:42am On Dec 18, 2018
amaniro:
The daughter is the gift?!
I am also a gift so that cancels out.
If they are now asking me to bring money to even further add to my value, surely they must be recompensing something higher than just her in return!
Family › Re: The Reality Of The First Born In Every Nigerian Family by 2buffagain(m):
AFrican parents and to dey born children yakata as if they are exporting them to be someone else's problem i.e first born.

It's not fair some of the burdens these parents try to put on first borns....but then again part of life is learning how to say "No".

My mother always used to try to guilt me into paying for my siblings school fees in America.
I had to correct her very quickly that I have my own children's school fees to plan for.


I stay away from females who say they want anything more than 2 children (3 max by mistake) tells me she is selfish, doesn't think about the consequences of her actions, and is aimlessly just trying to be a house wife aka financial burden to myself and possibly future adult children.

A thinking woman would actually consider the cost of the gbese of all those children and not be seeing them as either her husband's or her first born's problem.
Romance › Re: Have You Ever Had A Partner With Weird Sexual Behaviour? by 2buffagain(m): 1:10am On Dec 17, 2018
There was this one girl who loved tonguing my butt.
Would put whipped cream, ice cream, honey, etc on it too so she could clean it off.
Good times.
Politics › Re: Bike Man Parks To Clean Buhari's Campaign Poster In Ajah, Lagos (Video) by 2buffagain(m): 1:08am On Dec 17, 2018
[quote author= post=73907752]PRESIDENT BUHARI SPEAKS LIKE NEVER BEFORE.

God knows my heart it is to assure you that I set Nigeria on the path that you will be proud of in the future.
There is difficulty while trying to bring change in the country, but we are trying our best, even our adversaries know we have taken the right course to set Nigeria on track, we offended these money bag politicians and they will never forgive us.
The offence is that, we have blocked all their taps they use for stealing, they now do not care if Nigeria will be up in flames, they can sell even the ashes and fly out.
They have focused on us now with all their might, they want to be allowed to destroy the effort we have made in straightening things so far.
They are not interested even in an
iota of good for Nigeria and its people.
We have no choice, the choice belongs to you people of Nigeria, if you are confident of our efforts, you can vote for us again, so we keep building from where we are.
This will be beneficial to all and if you falsify us then go back to them (moneybag politicians) so they can destroy your future and the country at large.
But definitely you will remember I told you the truth and I have set you on the path of truth and I have lead you truthfully.
The choice is yours on the path of the nation.
I swear in my mind it is not about politics but how this country will turn out to be in the future.
President
Muhammadu Buhari......


Thumbs up to all the Good Nigerians above.[/quote]That girl looks hungry, and wretched.
Exactly the type of hunger-ravished individual that would support such a hunger-stricken regime.

You know how deep some fuckery is when you abuse your prisoner so much that they lose their senses and start loving the abuse?
Yeah...that's whats going on there.

For her, hunger is the only way now. Hunger is sacred. Hunger is divine.
She knows no other life now.
Any attempts to make her experience a life without hunger would mean she will end up seeing you as the enemy.

These are the tortured, mindless souls nigeria now creates.
Romance › Re: Why Don't Nigerian Men Like White Girls? by 2buffagain(m): 12:48am On Dec 17, 2018
Cuz its just not real.
I don't find white women sexually attractive. It's really just my preference.
Romance › What Kind Of Gifts Do Rich Igbo People Give You After Marrying Their Daughter? by 2buffagain(op): 8:10am On Dec 16, 2018
Say you marry a girl from a rich igbo family, and after they have taxed the man accordingly as per brideprice/list/wedding fees, what kind of gifts do they end up giving this new couple?
Romance › Re: The Girl I Am In Love With Is Dating A Military Man Who Beats Her Up! by 2buffagain(m): 9:07pm On Dec 14, 2018
BrutalLafamilia:
I met this amazing girl recently, she was posted newly to my office, we got talking and I discovered she was homely and would make a good companion, we also have a lot in common and attended the same secondary school. I asked to date her and she told me she would think about it, she kept dodging and finally told me she was in a complicated situation.

She has been dating a force man for the past three years, that brutalizes her and treats her like a property, she comes from a comfortable background but she depended on him to buy her a phone, laptop and meet her financial needs as she was unemployed for some years, he in turn has not committed to any relationship, still frolicks with other ladies and harasses her in her family house whenever she returns late, he calls her security man to find out her movement.

I brought this issue here because I noticed marks on her hand this morning (he beat her up and caused a scene last night at her place when she returned late and wasn't taking his calls) and he called me using her phone to ask me funny questions last night. Should I take the matter up and ensure he is disciplined or leave her to continue to suffer in her current situationship.


Please I need wider audience.
Bruh, if na cult boy dey do all dat one, it is easy to handle.
But a soldier is a bit of a problem.
You can't threaten him with police, and the only way to threaten him with soldiers is if you can somehow threaten him with a superior.

At the end of the day, she will have to look for a way to pay that soldier back before anyone can even start doing anything.
Girls sef una too dey chop like fool. You females' konji for money is a bastard. Not every money that glitters is gold!
Romance › Re: The Girl I Am In Love With Is Dating A Military Man Who Beats Her Up! by 2buffagain(m): 9:01pm On Dec 14, 2018
Warship:
Who is deceiving you that this pattern works.?
It only works on teenagers.
Romance › Re: The Girl I Am In Love With Is Dating A Military Man Who Beats Her Up! by 2buffagain(m): 8:30pm On Dec 14, 2018
xxxtedyxxx:
Stop telling girls you want to date them, or asking them out. You give away all your power when you do that.

Imagine the " let me think about it first" reply... you want to avoid that by all means.

If you want a girl, act like her boyfriend from day one: and you don't need any permission to do that.
There is value in being clear with one's intentions.
You shouldn't be asking stupid questions right of the bat, but you should clarify your intentions at some point after you have determined that this is something you could see yourself wanting.

The honest thing is that a man should always be on several things that you see yourself wanting.
That way if one starts to Bleep up, she begins to see less and less of your face because you simply have other things to give your attention to if her soil is not yielding fruit. No time.

This way you provide 20/20 clarity to the female that:
1) You are honest about what you want (which she will find sexy btw).
2) You don't have time for foolishness and she will lose her chance with you to other girls if she dulls.

All of which you make plain and transparent to her so it doesn't seem like you are dodging/hiding to live your majestic masculine life.
Always be honest to yourself and others.
Romance › Re: The Girl I Am In Love With Is Dating A Military Man Who Beats Her Up! by 2buffagain(m): 8:02pm On Dec 14, 2018
That's a choice she made to be with the abuser.
Stop trying to save hoes. You will be surprised she actually likes being beat up.
Romance › Re: If You Are A Ratchet Akata, That Nigerian Man Will Never Marry You For Real by 2buffagain(op):
NwanyiAwkaetiti:
My uncle came back home to marry my aunt like 38 years ago and they moved to d USA, they are still together today. People of this time are just cowards when it comes to relationships ni. I'm definitely not exempted.
Not cowards. Tactical. And there is nothing wrong with that.
Actual love free of self-serving deceit is a difficult thing to find in this generation.

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