HaryoBamex:
Nigerians love the statement 'do u think am your mate'... Oga shut da Bleep up joor.

toluxa1:


Village people got ur back
problem is when u trek 2km to work just to get there and realize that you forgot the office key at home. So you managed to trek back home leaving your heavy bag at the office doorstep...
On getting home, you realized that your house key is in the bag you left at the Office Doorstep... You got upset, but had no choice, so you trekked back to the office again, picked up your bag angrily, and trekked your way back home again..
On getting home, you dipped your hand in your bag, only to realize that the office key was in your bag all along...
Now you sit on the floor shouting... "Make una kuku kill me ooohhh village people".

toluxa1:


Village people got ur back
problem is when u trek 2km to work just to get there and realize that you forgot the office key at home. So you managed to trek back home leaving your heavy bag at the office doorstep...
On getting home, you realized that your house key is in the bag you left at the Office Doorstep... You got upset, but had no choice, so you trekked back to the office again, picked up your bag angrily, and trekked your way back home again..
On getting home, you dipped your hand in your bag, only to realize that the office key was in your bag all along...
Now you sit on the floor shouting... "Make una kuku kill me ooohhh village people".

NwaNimo1:
We Nigerians can be too arrogant!

Imagine if the dude owned a private jet?

NwaNimo1:
We Nigerians can be too arrogant!

Imagine if the dude owned a private jet?

uuzba:

Oga cool down. Oyibo too get serious issues with respect.
I did a Masters in UK. I was 27 at the time.
Our professor, somebody of 50-60 years with pure white hair, said we should call him "John".
Just like that.
Not Professor John, Dr John...
Even Yes Sir, No Sir.... He said we should not be doing "Sir, Sir, Sir" for him.
The guy is not my mate. My African background, no gree me O. I still call am "Sir".
Their oyibo children were just calling him John, as if he's their mate.
Na there me with Oyibo no agree for ourself O. I'm not their mate O.

anonimi:


Arrogance that is based on collective poverty and emptiness.


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Made4naijalove:
A video of a Nigerian man shouting at a US Airline hostess and reminding her that they are not mates has surfaced online. An Instsgram user who sent it to M4N said the incident happened recently.

In the said video, the elderly man can be heard shouting at the caucasian air hostess and asking her if she thinks they are mate. The cause of the faceoff between the man and the air hostess is unknown.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8mLxuolEkw

Watch video

Source

https://www.made4naija.com/do-you-think-i-am-your-mate-elderly-nigerian-man-shouts-at-us-airline-hostess/

gypsey:
He thought he is in his House? Or Shouting at his daughter.

They can Throw him out if he carries on Been unreasonable.

toluxa1:


Village people got ur back
problem is when u trek 2km to work just to get there and realize that you forgot the office key at home. So you managed to trek back home leaving your heavy bag at the office doorstep...
On getting home, you realized that your house key is in the bag you left at the Office Doorstep... You got upset, but had no choice, so you trekked back to the office again, picked up your bag angrily, and trekked your way back home again..
On getting home, you dipped your hand in your bag, only to realize that the office key was in your bag all along...
Now you sit on the floor shouting... "Make una kuku kill me ooohhh village people".

Chipink:
yorubads keeps disgracing the country.. Always asking for respect when themselves don't respect people

anonimi:


Are you really sure that you are not their mate

toluxa1:


Village people got ur back
problem is when u trek 2km to work just to get there and realize that you forgot the office key at home. So you managed to trek back home leaving your heavy bag at the office doorstep...
On getting home, you realized that your house key is in the bag you left at the Office Doorstep... You got upset, but had no choice, so you trekked back to the office again, picked up your bag angrily, and trekked your way back home again..
On getting home, you dipped your hand in your bag, only to realize that the office key was in your bag all along...
Now you sit on the floor shouting... "Make una kuku kill me ooohhh village people".

toluxa1:


Village people got ur back
problem is when u trek 2km to work just to get there and realize that you forgot the office key at home. So you managed to trek back home leaving your heavy bag at the office doorstep...
On getting home, you realized that your house key is in the bag you left at the Office Doorstep... You got upset, but had no choice, so you trekked back to the office again, picked up your bag angrily, and trekked your way back home again..
On getting home, you dipped your hand in your bag, only to realize that the office key was in your bag all along...
Now you sit on the floor shouting... "Make una kuku kill me ooohhh village people".

toluxa1:


Village people got ur back
problem is when u trek 2km to work just to get there and realize that you forgot the office key at home. So you managed to trek back home leaving your heavy bag at the office doorstep...
On getting home, you realized that your house key is in the bag you left at the Office Doorstep... You got upset, but had no choice, so you trekked back to the office again, picked up your bag angrily, and trekked your way back home again..
On getting home, you dipped your hand in your bag, only to realize that the office key was in your bag all along...
Now you sit on the floor shouting... "Make una kuku kill me ooohhh village people".

uuzba:
The white kids were undergraduates of 18 years. Me and other masters students were 25-28 years.
Their white kids don't do masters. Qualification is not their problem. Their BSc is enough for them.

liljboy:
It’s okay to marry a woman old enough to be your mother, you can still explain that as love, but someone old enough to be your grandmother?



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todaynewsreview:
The bodies of at least 74 migrants have been washed ashore in western Libya, in the latest tragedy along the dangerous trafficking route to Europe. The Libyan Red Crescent posted photos of dozens of bodies in black and white bags lined up along the shore near the western city of Zawiya.
A spokesman for the aid organisation said there were still bodies floating out at sea as the agency had no way of retrieving them. He said the migrants were all adults, mostly from sub-Saharan African countries, and all but three were men.
The UN migration agency, the International Organisation of Migration (IOM), said the dinghy had set off on Saturday with 110 people on board. The agency said traffickers deliberately took the engines from the boat and then abandoned it to drift.

http://www.todaynewsreview.com/p/3051/tragedy-bodies-of-migrants-wash-ashore-en-route-europe-photo



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Wickedtruths:
Reminds me of that idiot who wanted Peace Air to translate their instructions to him in his native language.

They kicked him out like a bad habit.

Wickedtruths:
Reminds me of that idiot who wanted Peace Air to translate their instructions to him in his native language.

They kicked him out like a bad habit.

uuzba:


You sit down there.
Your driver, gateman, houseboy, welder, mechanic, bricklayer, Doctor, Pastor,... all of them call you Sir.
A simple mark of respect.
You now enter plane and one oyibo girl that is less than the age of your daughter will be calling you Jack or James as if two of you are mates.
No "Mister".... If you children and wife are sat there beside you in the plane, shey you will be the FOOL to allow it?
Double standard Nigerians.
If Oyibo is allowed to do it, then you must allow:
your driver, gateman, houseboy, welder, mechanic, bricklayer, Doctor, Pastor,... all of them

toluxa1:


Village people got ur back
problem is when u trek 2km to work just to get there and realize that you forgot the office key at home. So you managed to trek back home leaving your heavy bag at the office doorstep...
On getting home, you realized that your house key is in the bag you left at the Office Doorstep... You got upset, but had no choice, so you trekked back to the office again, picked up your bag angrily, and trekked your way back home again..
On getting home, you dipped your hand in your bag, only to realize that the office key was in your bag all along...
Now you sit on the floor shouting... "Make una kuku kill me ooohhh village people".

toluxa1:


Village people got ur back
problem is when u trek 2km to work just to get there and realize that you forgot the office key at home. So you managed to trek back home leaving your heavy bag at the office doorstep...
On getting home, you realized that your house key is in the bag you left at the Office Doorstep... You got upset, but had no choice, so you trekked back to the office again, picked up your bag angrily, and trekked your way back home again..
On getting home, you dipped your hand in your bag, only to realize that the office key was in your bag all along...
Now you sit on the floor shouting... "Make una kuku kill me ooohhh village people".