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Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by olumide4christ: 10:46pm On Dec 28, 2016 |
uwajeh: Bros... very true what you have said. I'm sure that all those who have supported the OP's view are still very young like the OP or yet to be married. Sincere married folks can't talk the way they hav e been talking...marriage and fatherhood a lot of times transforms boys to true men & brings along with it some level of maturity and responsibility!! In my many actions, I daily seek to be a good example to my wife and daughter.... no small boy thinking or behaviour anymore!! 1 Like |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by Nobody: 10:51pm On Dec 28, 2016 |
Make money bro and no one will tell you sh!t about your hair style.... simple... |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by Immorttal: 11:18pm On Dec 28, 2016 |
makydebbie:you gat so many friends bae. |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by olumide4christ: 11:19pm On Dec 28, 2016 |
Here's my story about haircuts...I never had an issue with my parents as per haircuts. Up to age 16-18 years, I regularly had a haircut called layers (don't know if its still in vogue now). However, when I became born-again, it was impressed in my spirit that that hairstyle did not portray me as a Christian. I decided to stop it and began to have a simple very low cut, up till this day almost 20 years after. One thing the young generation must know is that haircut along with your general appearance - speaks a lot of whom you are; can attract or repel favour from you; can put you into or prevent you from deep trouble...that's the reason why some parents are emphatic about it. For those who are disputing the fact that SARS can arrest people with irresponsible looking haircuts, hear this true story...I had a neighbour, 19 year old boy, he claimed to be a Christian but was always sporting rough, unkempt hair/hairstyle that made him look like a tout. I advised him many times, as a Christian and as someone younger than all my younger brothers, to have a decent haircut, but all to no avail. One day, my wife decided to advise him also and he now opened up to my wife that the previous week when he was going to church, an Army man ( not even SARS time) accosted him at Ojuelegba, searched and at the end released him only because of the bible that was found in his bag and the suit he was wearing, thus affirming what I had been telling him all along. A week later, he went to have a more decent haircut. Sometimes, it takes some people to have some negative experiences before they learn BUT one personal policy that has helped me a lot in life is "WE LEARN FROM OTHER PEOPLE'S MISTAKES/EXPERIENCES, NOT NECESSARILY OURS". For one person who said he will enforce his right if SARS arrest him, I want to say that only a person in his right state of mind will talk about rights..when the soldiers/mopol have malhandled somebody, its only the parents/family of the person that can talk about rights. Still remember my NYSC orientation camp days where I was malhandled by soldiers for oversleeping on my bed when a midnight parade was called....U NO GO GET MOUTH TO ASK FOR OR REMEMBER YOUR RIGHTS IN THE HEAT OF THE MOMENT!! 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by chiraqDemon(m): 12:13am On Dec 29, 2016 |
I dont answer them again.......when they start i just walk away or ask if they are the ones rocking the hair.....my head my hair my choice....afterall na my head go pain me when i wan comb d high hair no b ya own |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by chiraqDemon(m): 12:24am On Dec 29, 2016 |
olumide4christ:To me hairstyle does not necessarily portray responsibility or maturity E.g if u look at most pictures of rapists and robbers in nigeria online and in the papers u notice that most of them rock skin cut which is considered the most respinsible hairstyle in nigeria.... I have an old uncle that sports his fade/flat top and looks very neat and responsible.... Im just trying to say everyonw should rock a fitting hairstyle and not just go for what is termed responsible by others....hairstyle that makes u look good will most likely also make u look responsible too |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by hardon1(m): 3:33am On Dec 29, 2016 |
olumide4christ: There is nothing true there, am even surprised that the poster you quoted used the word “stupid haircut”. Does he expect a 20 or 18 year old boy to look or behave like 40 year old man. All I know is that there is time for everything. Younger people naturally fancy stylish or trendy haircut because that what appeals to them at that time and age - and not because they are stupid. It’s just the time and age Criminal tendencies on the other hand is not a function of how you look. It’s just that Our law enforcement agents here are yet to come to terms with that, hence their attitude toward person with unusual hairstyle. 2 Likes |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by ewizard1: 7:04am On Dec 29, 2016 |
ORIJIN201:Gbam! As long as he doesn't pay for the haircut anymore. Na look and pass! |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by Tellemall: 7:04am On Dec 29, 2016 |
tosyne2much: Worldwide kids with bad haircuts are considered questionable kids. It's surprising the person who began the thread is acting like only Nigerians behave that way. As you say, look at a series of foreign mugshots and you will see the most tattooed people with the most ridiculous hair styles. Often the inner man is reflected outwardly. And hair is a very good teller of the internals. 2 Likes |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by addikt(m): 8:15am On Dec 29, 2016 |
[quote author=NevetsIbot post=52339384] gbayi bros....... How often do you refresh the hairstyle?[/quotpe] every 2 weeks bro, but my roommate does that every week. I don't really have time and patience to always sit down under a berber....lol......plus I don't have a fast growing hair, I'm 27, still no beards hahaha... |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by Nobody: 8:33am On Dec 29, 2016 |
tosyne2much:Folks wear slippers to embassies. That is poor pple's thinking. |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by Nobody: 8:37am On Dec 29, 2016 |
hardon1:I love this! |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by NevetsIbot(m): 8:42am On Dec 29, 2016 |
[quote author=addikt post=52349698][/quote]bro... 27 or 21?... You look 21 o. I do mine every two weeks. My barber is so fast and doesnt waste time. I spend aproximately 15mins for a coool haircut from the scratch. |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by Cool83(m): 8:54am On Dec 29, 2016 |
that's the mentality of average African, but i prefer low cut than all these crazo |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by tosyne2much(m): 9:10am On Dec 29, 2016 |
elfmann:Can you please expatiate sir |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by tosyne2much(m): 9:12am On Dec 29, 2016 |
Tellemall:God views you my brother ooo.. I just had to give up on that dude jawe 1 Like |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by firstclassmumu: 10:07am On Dec 29, 2016 |
queenitee:I LOVE IT |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by queenitee(f): 11:06am On Dec 29, 2016 |
firstclassmumu:Thanks |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by firstclassmumu: 11:14am On Dec 29, 2016 |
queenitee:is that all you have to say? |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by firstclassmumu: 11:14am On Dec 29, 2016 |
queenitee:is that all you have to say? |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by queenitee(f): 11:23am On Dec 29, 2016 |
firstclassmumu:Yea |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by firstclassmumu: 11:26am On Dec 29, 2016 |
queenitee:ok |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by Nobody: 12:45pm On Dec 29, 2016 |
factorial1:this is similar to mine. Nice afro! But Ur mum needs chill óò, you are now a man for heaven's sake and needs freedom on issues like dis. |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by Nobody: 12:47pm On Dec 29, 2016 |
brostheo:use scissors na |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by factorial1(m): 2:34pm On Dec 29, 2016 |
franciskaine:She wouldn't listen. I've tried to explain times without number. She sees Christianity as against looking good. You know all those Iya Jesu now. Lol Meanwhile, we just need to obey our parents even when it's not that convenient for us. If not for them, do it for God. Its just for a while. |
Re: Why Do Nigerian Adults See Having A "Nice Haircut" As Being Rascally? by Nobody: 2:29am On Jan 01, 2017 |
tosyne2much:When u are poor, u fidget a lot. It shows at d embassy, putting on suit and sweating under AC. Rich folks walk in with bathroom slippers, unshaved and get: do u know it is cold in Chicago now? And u reply: this is d only time I have to visit. Aku na-esi obi ike! |
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