₦airaland Forum

MrMann1:
I don't have Samsung S4

These are the available phones

Lumia 535 Dual Sim @15k
Lumia 535 Single Sim (In carton) @15k
Lumia 730 @28k
Lumia 830 @38k
Lumia 920 @30k
Lumia 925 @33k
Lumia 1320 @28k
Lumia 930 @55k
Lumia 1520 @60k

Wiko highway @28k
Wiko highway signs @20k
Wiki Getaway @25k

Blackberry classic @65k
Blackberry leap @48k
Blackberry Q5 @25k
Blackberry Q10 @32k
Blackberry Z10 @23k


Neat, and in good condition

Contact:
Whatsapp: 08086377526
BBM: 5BFDC60F

Ok kool just try and diversify into other phone brands and make the prices more affordable

THOSE B.BALLERS ARE FOOLS . LET THEM GO AND PLAY FOR OTHER COUNTRIES. F.U.CK THIS MURRAFUCKING NIGERIA

MrMann1:
Sir, I already told you on the day I delivered the fone that my fones do not come with charger or accessories. I sell UK used fones.
Except on few occasions, If I have a fone that is still intact in the box (new), I sell with accessories.
Thank you for your understanding.

Ok kool do u have a Samsung s4 UK used

MrMann1:
Did you install a new game or a new app, cos that might caused the issue.
Please try these steps:
Go to Settings > phone update & then tap check for updates

OR

Go to Settings > about and tap & tap reset your phone

NOTE: Please use a new and original SD memory card for that phone

The Nokia Lumia 535 you delivered to me in osapa lekki did not come with a charger . Why didn't u bring the charger with the phone ??

eroticecstasy:
even animals dont fvck anus, kolomentality has taken over human race.

that is the handwork of some modified and rebranded gays.

useless anus fvckers!

I know say u go dey suck shit out of anus and toto

naughtynaughty:
none

Lol all these girls that take dick up their asshole are fish brains :-o

faithclin:
Wanna get anything from Jumia and Konga? I can help you get it for free!! I help you place, track and tell you when the order is available for pick up. You don't have to pay me Nada.

Pay on delivery is available in most states. Awesome!

Also I'll be updating us of new deals at least every other day. Mostly from Jumia tho.

Follow this thread and don't miss out o.

What you stand to gain?
- I can help you Order and track your items, you don't have to waste your data anymore.
- I can help resolve the issues you might have. You don't have to waste your credit. lol.
- I can give you discounts and coupons when available. You get to save your money. grin
- You get to have a sense of Self worth by helping me get a Commission, without you spending anything Extra and having me pray for your finances so you can order more through me. cheesy

I CAN NOW PERSONALLY GIVE YOU DISCOUNTS ON ANYTHING YOU BUY!!!

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How much for the samsung s4

Is it dual sim and its 3yrs old so come down on the price

Do you have LG batteries for sale

Kunleforreal:
But, I am not forcing you to sell your dead smart phone to me

I have an LG e400 smartphone for sale at 5k . It's android and 3.2inch screen . D only problem is bad battery 09051948827

naughtynaughty:
none

What of facebook

UIA04:
May you never know peace and failure shall always be your lot in Jesus name amen.

It's you and your parents and siblings that will never know peace in your miserable lives and failure will always be the lot of you and your parents and siblings forever not me . Oboe oyalaya e otunne gi

Idiot harlot . That's how u will be aborting babies and be giving stupid foolish excuses . Murderers and witches

naughtynaughty:
...

R u on twitter or instagram What's ur id

kayjasper:
So these set of young guys decided to turn up in a club in Ibadan.

They decided to buy 5 bottles of Moet Champagne not to drink but to wash their hands and legs with all the five bottles!!!!



This is a common occurrence among most young guys in various night clubs across Nigeria.

Is this a Yes or a No?

What's your opinion guys?

cc. Lalasticlala, Dominique, Mynd44

The idiots were just insulting the drink and maybe anyone who drinks it . Inferiority complex at work here . They are probably kpako boys who just made a few millions and its shacking them. Who Dem be sef .

UIA04:
God punish you

Oboe iyalaiya otunne gi . It's you and your parents god will punish not me .

UIA04:
Don't mind them throwing stones without first living in another's shoes and it's not like if most of them don't have premarital sex sef #saynotoabortion#

U dey craze . It's like u support this abomination

montezz:
Thanks for being such a wonderful friend,

You are a too good to be true,

With you around,

Everything is effortless and new,

Let me wish you on your special day,

My dear friend,

Wish you a very happy birthday!

Hi pretty montezz I'm on facebook and twitter . Are u on both What's ur id let me add u ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

naughtynaughty:
Butt dat u will do nd u will not b able to shit again..God 4bid! Guys repent oo dis 2016

I mean, der r no Gspot @d butt..hw den wil any grl derive pleasure frm bn screwed frm d bck? 80prcnt of ladies dt does it don't enjy it..forget d lielie moaning..dey r all fakin it 2please u guyz. Guys pls stp

Cc seun lalasticlala

Hi cute girl I'm on twitter and facebook. Are u on twitter or facebook ?? What's ur id let me add u ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

preciousMI1:
when and where exactly does the tutor base

Lagos

Evyivy:
Plsss Nairalanders, u can say whatever u like to me but I think saying the woman will never have a child again is too extreme considering the fact that the baby s already dead and nobody knws how it got there, it might be that the baby died during birth and maybe d mother had no other choice than to dispose it there, I remember years ago when my parents caught some pple trying to bury their dead new born at our undeveloped land, not everybody will want to go tru the stress of finding where to bury an infant, am not saying the person has no blame but don't curse on what u re not sure of, what if that baby was delivered on d road without any care since they said the placenta is still there! Me just keeping an open mind, women go through a lot

E be like say u don abort pikin before

preciousMI1:
how much will you charge

I'll charge u 10k to get u a very teacher to teach u photography

Vanquay:
When S7 is "_Cumming" out next February, you still dey battle with S3 but Whhhhhyyyyyy?...Anyways sha, I get S3 that I wan dash out

How much for ur s3

Hi I have an almost new Nokia Lumia 535 5.0 inch screen dual sim corning gorilla glass 3 windows os. Can we swap 09051948827

Hi I have an almost new Nokia Lumia 535 5.0 inch screen dual sim corning gorilla glass 3 windows os. Can we swap 09051948827

Vivalavida99:
Saw this on a friends wall and i feel i should share.


Increasingly, and in greater numbers, Nigerian men are marrying non-Nigerian women. In droves, they are marrying Caribbean nationals,

White-Americans and African-Americans. They are marrying, not for the primarily purpose of acquiring “greencard,” but for other noble
reasons. They marry, not for the curiosity, but because they are bonded and are determined to make a success of the marriage institution;
they are bonded by love and faith and a commitment to one another to live their lives as one in a happy matrimony.

The more I notice this phenomenon, the more I wonder about some Nigerian men. I wonder. Culturally, Nigerian men are overbearing,
controlling, and paternalistic. They relate to their fathers and mothers differently. They believe it is “a man’s world” and so they have the tendency to relegate women to subservient roles.

True, things are changing. True globalization and modernity and westernization are impacting the Nigerian culture. In cities across Nigeria, these changes are noticeable; but over all, the effects of these changes are minimal.

A Nigerian may be well read, well educated and well traveled, in the end though, he will succumb to the weight and influence of the Nigerian culture.

We have a society where anthropological and sociological behaviors are still paramount. For instance, a great many Nigerians still practice
levirate and sororate marriage, and they also engage in polygyny, bridewealth, and matrilocal and patrilocal living arrangements. And in spite of westernization, Nigerians are still not comfortable with public display of affection, i.e. kissing and verbal declaration of love; and neither are they comfortable with open and public discussions of abortion, sex and exotic sex acts.

That Nigerians are not comfortable with such public declarations and have not completely embraced westernization is due, to a large extent, on the hold the traditional African culture has on the vast majority of the populace. At the core of every Nigerian, and indeed every African, is the thumbprint, the umbilical cord of their ancestors.

This non-public declaration and display of love and affection is not unique to Nigerians living in Nigeria. No! The vast majority of Nigerians
living in the United States are loath to engage in such practices, too. Furthermore, most Nigerians do not engage in endearing practices like candlelight dinners, flower giving, romantic walk by the lake or park, or even running the bath for their wives or lovers.

It would surprise most westerners to know that a typical Nigerian father or mother would rarely, if ever, utter affectionate or confidence-building words like “I love you…” to their children; yet, the children have no doubt that their parents love them. Children are the crowing glory of any respectable Nigerian family.

Haven digressed a bit, I return to the issue of Nigerian men and their foreign wives. I am stunned, perplexed, taken aback by the
transformation Nigerian men, married to non-Nigerian women, have gone through in the United States (and perhaps all over the Western world). My goodness, here are a group of macho men, fiercely independent, with a burgeoning sense of entitlement who thinks the world belongs to them; and that women are made to be at their beck-and-call. Here they are; they have suddenly or gradually gone soft and sensitive and romantic and wide-eyed. How did these groups of men become “oh baby, oh baby” kind of guys? How did they become “yes honey, yes sweetheart, yes darling” kind of fellas? What has happened to them? What got to their hearts and soul?

How were they able to adjust to living under a different set of rules and matrimonial conventions? How is it that a breed of men married to

their fellow countrywomen would behave in a given and predictable manner; but then adjust to a different matrimonial lifestyle when married to foreigners? When they are with the Nigerian women, these men are all about control and power and they expect their wives to cook and clean and raise babies and provide sex on demand; but with the foreign wives, their balls shrink! Such men live by schedule.

They have daily and weekly schedule of when to do the laundry and the dishes; of whose turn it is to empty the thrash; and of whose turn it is to sweep and mop the floor; and of when to eat out and cook at home.

These men — especially if married to White women — feel lucky and grateful and mightily blessed. These men meet and exceed all
matrimonial expectations; but would rubbish and dominate their Nigerian women. What is it about a White woman that makes the Nigerian
male lose his senses? Could it be because of their skin color and their supposed sensuality and submissive attitude in bed? Could it be because they engage in all kinds of mind-altering sexual acts that, understandably, the Nigerian woman would NOT engage in?

Or perhaps it has to do with the warped mentality of some Nigerian men who thinks everything white is good and desirable and so must be had!

Why are Nigerian men afraid to turn control over to their Nigerian wives? Why are they averse to showing their sensitive side? Why the need to control and dominate? Why are Nigerian men reluctant to take their wives on a romantic walk to the parks and beaches, buy roses and cards? Why the need to bottle up their romantic side? Why have they refused to do for their Nigerian wives what they would heartily do for non-Nigerian women? After all, Nigerian women, unlike their foreign counterparts usually do not demand to be co-captains of the house.

They usually do not demand for more than is earthly possible. And way more than their foreign counterparts they understand what it means to be a wife and a partner; they understand what it means to be part of the extended family.

When it comes to matters of life, love and death, Nigerian women have stood by their husbands. They are there during the passing of their in-laws; they give succor in times of crisis. These women understand what the African family is all about.

But not much can be said about non-Nigerian wives who may not even find it necessary to visit or attend marriage or burial ceremonies in their husbands’ ancestral homes.

For non-Nigerian wives, life begins and ends in American. For these women, marriage is not about marrying into another family; it is about
“us and us alone.” And in fact, they would rather you not bother them with stories about your extended families and the need for the monthly or quarterly remittances.

Yes, some of us can’t help with whom we fall in love; but to the extent that one can, I would rather a Nigerian. A Nigerian woman is not likely to throw you out of your home; she is not likely to call the cops on you based on flimsy reasons; she is not likely to drag you through the judicial system; she is not likely to throw the divorce papers at you at the slightest provocation; she is not likely to turn her backs at you in times of financial difficulties and other crises.

In order words: Nigerian women are likely to stay and be loving and generous and supportive for the long haul! Again and again and again, they have proven that of all God’s creations, they are the very best.

And indeed, they are!

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preciousMI1:
hello everyone,
please I'm looking up to doing photography big time and currently I'm a teacher and font have time to learn it as its so expensive to learn. is there anyone in here who can assist me learn this online especially the use of flash and lense in doors and basics of photography in a layman's understanding. i'd appreciate.

How much are u willing to pay to learn

nickkylawve:
yh ajah precisely

Ok

nickkylawve:
fixed

Are u in Lagos ?? I'm in lekki area