₦airaland Forum

DavidDylan:
i had course to look through some pictures on facebook sometime ago . . . it seems nigerian girls have a serious problem figuring out the difference between an evening gown and a maternity dress.

eldee:
@topic
Nigerian chics will not be seduced

KarmaMod:
Well I'll answer that if you tell me why Naija dudes feel the need to imitate the akatas that wear sunglasses at 1am

stillwater:
Not necessary, certain parts of my body are lighter than the other parts. And  it's because of the sun.

DavidDylan:
who would be the major stakeholders?  

KarmaMod:
Never said they were  but seriously you dudes have this unhealthy obsession with keeping toothbrushes forever. It's really gross. I do agree with the whole makeup thing however.

Ironically this hasnt stopped you guys from chasing the same chics guilty of such makeup abomination on this board

Now tell me, why would they even bother to change it  

stillwater:
Mo gbe Who's been coaching you?

StephenP:
I'll remember this day.
@the typical Nigerian woman, seduction is not cooking my favorite meal and watching me eat.

eldee:
Please don't let's go to the accents!!!
Is it not funny how Nigerian chics have this accent that's always on flipmode??
One for the guy in the sleek ride, and a different one for the guy that walks up to her in the Underground

tope2000:
Buahahahahahahahahahahaha
Werrin Nigeria babe do u na

Hesperus:
Not true, Naija women are not at all romantic, as in them no just try at all!! So why would men even bother seducing them?

whatever90:
yea d same tope used in seducing u

whatever90:
sharon is sauron

anyways kedu nwoke oma'mu ,obu m jenny

debosky:
For once I agree with Sharon - the men that fall for such tricks are either sexual deviants, highly repressed individuals or baba dibia has been given their pictures.  

Shares in China Railway Construction Corp fell 18 per cent in Hong Kong on Tuesday on news that Nigeria had suspended its $8.3bn contract to modernise a north-south route across the African nation.

In a stock market filing, CRCC said Nigeria’s transport ministry had taken over control of work on the 1,315km line between southern Lagos city and northern Kano and would take about 90 days to “redefine” the scope of the contract.


The setback to one of the most important of a host of infrastructure deals between China and African governments in recent years is a sharp reminder of the challenges Chinese state companies face as they expand into developing markets overseas.

The Lagos-Kano line, which accounts for almost 14 per cent of the total value of CRCC’s outstanding contracts, was backed by Olusegun Obasanjo, the former Nigerian president, and sealed in the days before a China-Africa summit held in Beijing in late 2006.

The Export-Import Bank of China, a policy lender, promised to back the project with $1bn in soft loans, but it appears to have fallen victim to a broad review of deals agreed under Mr Obasanjo that is being driven by Umaru Yar’Adua his successor as president.

Reuters quoted a Nigerian presidential spokesman saying last week: “The federal government had suspended the execution of the Chinese railway contract because this administration had discovered that the contract was over inflated”

H2O2:
George Washington

DavidDylan:
Not the one i saw on display the last few months.

stillwater:
Shior, what is rational economic theory?

If the income tax rate is 100%, it can't be 100.