unclezuma:


They cannot afford clothes eh?

Hahahahahaha...Lala don carry his snake boys a.k.a Vaseline boys show to see boobi.

Dfinex:
so the wrapper they are tying on their waists cannot cover their chests abi? if truly they can't afford clothes...........bunch of unserious people.

exactly my thoughts. very reasonable observation. the NGO did well but then, exaggerated the condition.

Mementoes:
Where are the young women?

d*ck head, na waiting carry you enter be dat

I also know of some communities in Benue state that do dress like this

kowema:
Dey can't afford clothes. But them dey tie wrapper. Wrapper no be 6 yards?

is the wrapper also not from the NGOs
they must be clothed before taking them pictures

na person go do nysc there o

PrettyCrystal:
no be small thing

sad that's my state...

Afribest:
d*ck head, na waiting carry you enter be dat

Tits everywhere. 32a, 32b, 34c, but no 40d

cummando:
All these children go dey make den censor correct bobi



Anyways na lie....they don't wear clothes because they don't want to wear them.
They keep the clothes for market days. Where they show themselves.
I served there a few months ago

I agree with you. it's more of culture than lack of clothes to wear. Even the wrapper they are putting on can be stretched to cover their bosoms.

Village where females go UNCLAD!

suremossty:
sad that's my state...

does northern politicians know these people exist

Nigeria south africa women go braless

this one follow for Nigeria?

i'm heading there with this bunch of clothes reserved for girls only
#ReppingMouau

tamuno! see gbenshing galore.....but are the breasts blurred? i'd like to know the quality of their breasts.
see wetin man dey find! why are my parents not from this village sef?

Unclotheness used to be an African culture, until they brought clothes to Africa and started teaching us shame.

Women in Africa used to dress like this and it was regarded as normal.

It is their culture to dress that way.

They should be left the way they are.
If they want to help them, they can help in other way.

Don't be surprised to know that despite the fact that they are topless, there are little or no cases of rape. Whereas in places where women cover up, you hear rape cases.


Don't corrupt them



Unclotheness used to be an African culture, until they brought clothes to Africa and started teaching us shame.

Women in Africa used to dress like this and it was regarded as normal.

It is their culture to dress that way.

They should be left the way they are.
If they want to help them, they can help in other way.

Don't be surprised to know that despite the fact that they are topless, there are little or no cases of rape. Whereas in places where women cover up, you hear rape cases.


Don't corrupt them

It can only be them again and they say we are one.

Tell the Sao- Baba

Who told you they can't afford clothes? That's culture

ChristineC:
Adonbilivit

What has Sultan got to do with calling Jesus? Always looking for trouble. Iridiot!

Dfinex:
so the wrapper they are tying on their waists cannot cover their chests abi? if truly they can't afford clothes...........bunch of unserious people.

God bless u jare

Bleeding go be free 4 dat side oooo

seniorkachion:


I agree with you. it's more of culture than lack of clothes to wear. Even the wrapper they are putting on can be stretched to cover their bosoms.

Thanks for seeing the reason. Weird people

[quote author=vanbonattel post=53329778]I will go for holidays in this village with a load of clothes which I will give to them. But I need to know their sizes first

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Na bad guy u be...do funny u r...

Dfinex:
so the wrapper they are tying on their waists cannot cover their chests abi? if truly they can't afford clothes...........bunch of unserious people.

I have a point

[color=#990000][/color]I'm not surprised. even b4 I opened d thread I don know d region already. BORN TO RULE,BORN 2 SUFFER. The cursed region. na dis same pple go give 12years girl as 5th wife to an octogenarian. CHANNELS addict sef no look well fed despite d huge amount his feeding dey slash from budget. God pls show us d way,me tired of dis country.

And yet these are citizens of a state in the country that has a governor and the women in question living within a senatorial district under the watch of a serving senator and also a member of the lower national assembly, what about a member of the state house assembly from the immediate local government area of these unfortunate women, not to forget the local government chairman and councillor directly connected with the living conditions of these women who are still living under the stone age in the present day of advanced technological age.

cummando:
All these children go dey make den censor correct bobi



Anyways na lie....they don't wear clothes because they don't want to wear them.
They keep the clothes for market days. Where they show themselves.
I served there a few months ago

h0w do i get there from lagos. it seems i will get to see a lotta free pussy there

How come only the women wear n@ked .... If the men were covered, how did they afford it

And yet these are citizens of a state in the country that has a governor and the women in question living within a senatorial district under the watch of a serving senator and also a member of the lower national assembly, what about a member of the state house assembly from the immediate local government area of these unfortunate women, not to forget the local government chairman and councillor directly connected with the living conditions of these women who are still living under the stone age in the present day of advanced technological age.
And all the abovementioned who is who are living billionaires within the poorest citizens under their watchful eyes