donspony:

Grown men dissing ladies like this.

SMH

tom28:

Sure i experienced it from a yoruba guy who always loved bashing nigerian women and found out he was the type who always clung to his mom"s apron

omo_to_dun:

[size=12pt][font=Courier New]"Show me your friend and I'll tell you who you are"

Since your friend was that troubled, then I guess that you and he are alike in so many ways.

tom28:

You guessed wrong

kandiikane:

You also forgot excessive amount of chest hair and leg hair which they love to flaunt. Oh yes, who can forget the legendary multicoloured eyebrows

kandiikane:

You also forgot excessive amount of chest hair and leg hair which they love to flaunt. Oh yes, who can forget the legendary multicoloured eyebrows

omo_to_dun:
As much as I adore you, this comment struck me in a very bad way. What is wrong with having a Nigerian accent? Of course, you meant it in a derogatory sense since you listed it amongst the other attributes that you felt are not generally well looked upon by Nigerian men, at least the hypocritical ones on nairaland. Ogugua, -1. Your point on my completely superficial and subjective ranking has just dropped to 99. 

ogugua88:

Now that that's been settled, my rating needs to go back to 100.

Done!

Texther:

Stretch marks on brst, artificial tattoo on hand, necklace with pendant dropping in between bubs

Texther:

They always ask 4 money

Zahnda:

Cry the Beloved Continent! This is just sad, African children rubbishing their mothers and sisters. The white Man must be laughing his gut off, long after he packed up and left, the African still will not free himself from mental slavery. There is nothing wrong with being who you are, speaking the language of your people and practising one's indigenous culture. It's called Pride. There is, on the other hand, everything wrong and heartbreaking in striving to be who you are not. Looking at your people and seeing everything you hate about you, something you hate in you. One not
being able to speak one's own native language doesn't make one more educated or refined, it makes them sad, pathetic, self loathing lost souls.

Konjour:
A huge number of the ones i have seen (especially Nigerian ones) often pull off a kinda irritating stunt ALWAYS, they see you coming from afar, when you're kinda a few hundred yards away, they reach into a very big purse and flash out a blackberry smartphone and start making some imaginary calls to some alienated friends on mars till you walk past them. Often, some of them 'd lose ''network signals'' after you've walked past, and then steal a glance at you over their shoulders. Mschewwwww.

ogugua88:

Everyone does that.

Zahnda:

Cry the Beloved Continent! This is just sad, African children rubbishing their mothers and sisters. The white Man must be laughing his gut off, long after he packed up and left, the African still will not free himself from mental slavery. There is nothing wrong with being who you are, speaking the language of your people and practising one's indigenous culture. It's called Pride. There is, on the other hand, everything wrong and heartbreaking in striving to be who you are not. Looking at your people and seeing everything you hate about you, something you hate in you. One not
being able to speak one's own native language doesn't make one more educated or refined, it makes them sad, pathetic, self loathing lost souls.