Mr, Cork:

I will lead by example: TO ALL OUR NIGERIAN SISTERS WORLDWIDE: WE LOVE YOU!!

~Killz~:

[size=13pt]Aww! Am i in the wrong thread? With high hopes that i am not, here it goes:


In the midst of misogyny, and so much hatred, especially from your Nigerian men who are supposed to cherish you, take you for you you are, accept the fact that no one is perfect, you ladies stand so strong. Sometimes it is not easy undergoing heart wrenching statements from your supposed protectors, but then, that's a card life has played you. You weren't asked to be born into a developing country like Nigeria, but here we are, trying to make best use of our situation. Comparing you ladies to those ladies in developed countries doesnt smack of fairness. Love you or hate you, you ladies carry the flag of Nigeria. If everyone abandons the country, what would be left?
Yes there are bad eggs, but then, there are bad eggs everywhere.  This goes to the sisters keeping it real, irrespective of insults, and disrespect, and abuse and ridicle, and sidlineing, and mudslinging, and unfair critism and comparison, standing their ground in the face of faceless self racist internet idiots, who have all but forgotten that their own mothers and sisters are Nigerians. I really wonder what they gain from senseless marginalization and compartmentalization of their own sisters!. . . How Sad! If all the bashing threads on this section was channeled to understanding the plight of our sisters, and encouraging them to be better persons, a lot of fights on here would be avoided. . . .

On behalf of brothers on here that values you sisters, pls accept this, not as a sign of weakness, just to let you know that we care, and will always look out for you in our possible ability, and capacity. . .

We know what it's like to be taken for granted,
We know how badly it burns to see tears fall down your face when you ask for so little and we make it sound like it was so much,
We know the guilt that comes over us, but then male egos are strong. . .
We know it's unfair to categorize all, for the sins of a few. . .
We know the sensation of putting you down in front of the world wide web when you never actually deserved it,
We know the anguish we cause you when we refuse to be there for you. If we put you down on a global scale, who in this world would appreciate you?
You dont deserve it!

The future will tell! But then, we all have a part to play now, in the present, if the future is ever going to be meaningful, and if we are ever going to progress as a black race. . . And as Nigerians![/size]
[size=13pt]I'll remain a Nigerian for life, irrespective of the class or social status of the country where i find my self. . . I yam a Flygerian. . . [/size]

[size=13pt]I humbly present this to my sisters, on behalf of your brothers. . . [/size]

~Killz~:

[size=13pt]Aww! Am i in the wrong thread? With high hopes that i am not, here it goes:


In the midst of misogyny, and so much hatred, especially from your Nigerian men who are supposed to cherish you, take you for who you are, accept the fact that no one is perfect, you ladies stand so strong. Sometimes it is not easy undergoing heart wrenching statements from your supposed protectors, but then, that's a card life has played you. You weren't asked to be born into a developing country like Nigeria, but here we are, trying to make best use of our situation. Comparing you ladies to those ladies in developed countries doesnt smack of fairness. Love you or hate you, you ladies carry the flag of Nigeria. If everyone abandons the country, what would be left?
Yes there are bad eggs, but then, there are bad eggs everywhere.  This goes to the sisters keeping it real, irrespective of insults, and disrespect, and abuse and ridicle, and sidlineing, and mudslinging, and unfair critism and comparison, standing their ground in the face of faceless self racist internet idiots, who have all but forgotten that their own mothers and sisters are Nigerians. I really wonder what they gain from senseless marginalization and compartmentalization of their own sisters!. . . How Sad! If all the bashing threads on this section was channeled to understanding the plight of our sisters, and encouraging them to be better persons, a lot of fights on here would be avoided. . . .

On behalf of brothers on here that values you sisters, pls accept this, not as a sign of weakness, just to let you know that we care, and will always look out for you in our possible ability, and capacity. . .

We know what it's like to be taken for granted,
We know how badly it burns to see tears fall down your face when you ask for so little and we make it sound like it was so much,
We know the guilt that comes over us, but then male egos are strong. . .
We know it's unfair to categorize all, for the sins of a few. . .
We know the sensation of putting you down in front of the world wide web when you never actually deserved it,
We know the anguish we cause you when we refuse to be there for you. If we put you down on a global scale, who in this world would appreciate you?
You dont deserve it!

The future will tell! But then, we all have a part to play now, in the present, if the future is ever going to be meaningful, and if we are ever going to progress as a black race. . . And as Nigerians![/size]
[size=13pt]I'll remain a Nigerian for life, irrespective of the class or social status of the country where i find my self. . . I yam a Flygerian. . . [/size]

[size=13pt]I humbly present this to my sisters, on behalf of your brothers. . . [/size]

~Killz~:

[size=13pt]Aww! Am i in the wrong thread? With high hopes that i am not, here it goes:


In the midst of misogyny, and so much hatred, especially from your Nigerian men who are supposed to cherish you, take you for who you are, accept the fact that no one is perfect, you ladies stand so strong. Sometimes it is not easy undergoing heart wrenching statements from your supposed protectors, but then, that's a card life has played you. You weren't asked to be born into a developing country like Nigeria, but here we are, trying to make best use of our situation. Comparing you ladies to those ladies in developed countries doesnt smack of fairness. Love you or hate you, you ladies carry the flag of Nigeria. If everyone abandons the country, what would be left?
Yes there are bad eggs, but then, there are bad eggs everywhere.  This goes to the sisters keeping it real, irrespective of insults, and disrespect, and abuse and ridicle, and sidlineing, and mudslinging, and unfair critism and comparison, standing their ground in the face of faceless self racist internet idiots, who have all but forgotten that their own mothers and sisters are Nigerians. I really wonder what they gain from senseless marginalization and compartmentalization of their own sisters!. . . How Sad! If all the bashing threads on this section was channeled to understanding the plight of our sisters, and encouraging them to be better persons, a lot of fights on here would be avoided. . . .

On behalf of brothers on here that values you sisters, pls accept this, not as a sign of weakness, just to let you know that we care, and will always look out for you in our possible ability, and capacity. . .

We know what it's like to be taken for granted,
We know how badly it burns to see tears fall down your face when you ask for so little and we make it sound like it was so much,
We know the guilt that comes over us, but then male egos are strong. . .
We know it's unfair to categorize all, for the sins of a few. . .
We know the sensation of putting you down in front of the world wide web when you never actually deserved it,
We know the anguish we cause you when we refuse to be there for you. If we put you down on a global scale, who in this world would appreciate you?
You dont deserve it!

The future will tell! But then, we all have a part to play now, in the present, if the future is ever going to be meaningful, and if we are ever going to progress as a black race. . . And as Nigerians![/size]
[size=13pt]I'll remain a Nigerian for life, irrespective of the class or social status of the country where i find my self. . . I yam a Flygerian. . . [/size]

[size=13pt]I humbly present this to my sisters, on behalf of your brothers. . . [/size]

Story!

*sobbing* OH sexkillz I LOVE YOU,nj girl thank your stars you are my home gal,if not you will be in for some serious boyfriend snatching.

Shakes my head in disgust

~Killz~:

[size=13pt]Aww! Am i in the wrong thread? With high hopes that i am not, here it goes:


In the midst of misogyny, and so much hatred, especially from your Nigerian men who are supposed to cherish you, take you for who you are, accept the fact that no one is perfect, you ladies stand so strong. Sometimes it is not easy undergoing heart wrenching statements from your supposed protectors, but then, that's a card life has played you. You weren't asked to be born into a developing country like Nigeria, but here we are, trying to make best use of our situation. Comparing you ladies to those ladies in developed countries doesnt smack of fairness. Love you or hate you, you ladies carry the flag of Nigeria. If everyone abandons the country, what would be left?
Yes there are bad eggs, but then, there are bad eggs everywhere.  This goes to the sisters keeping it real, irrespective of insults, and disrespect, and abuse and ridicle, and sidlineing, and mudslinging, and unfair critism and comparison, standing their ground in the face of faceless self racist internet idiots, who have all but forgotten that their own mothers and sisters are Nigerians. I really wonder what they gain from senseless marginalization and compartmentalization of their own sisters!. . . How Sad! If all the bashing threads on this section was channeled to understanding the plight of our sisters, and encouraging them to be better persons, a lot of fights on here would be avoided. . . .

On behalf of brothers on here that values you sisters, pls accept this, not as a sign of weakness, just to let you know that we care, and will always look out for you in our possible ability, and capacity. . .

We know what it's like to be taken for granted,
We know how badly it burns to see tears fall down your face when you ask for so little and we make it sound like it was so much,
We know the guilt that comes over us, but then male egos are strong. . .
We know it's unfair to categorize all, for the sins of a few. . .
We know the sensation of putting you down in front of the world wide web when you never actually deserved it,
We know the anguish we cause you when we refuse to be there for you. If we put you down on a global scale, who in this world would appreciate you?
You dont deserve it!

The future will tell! But then, we all have a part to play now, in the present, if the future is ever going to be meaningful, and if we are ever going to progress as a black race. . . And as Nigerians![/size]
[size=13pt]I'll remain a Nigerian for life, irrespective of the class or social status of the country where i find my self. . . I yam a Flygerian. . . [/size]

[size=13pt]I humbly present this to my sisters, on behalf of your brothers. . . [/size]

tellwisdom:

Shakes my head in disgust

*sobbing* OH sexkillz I LOVE YOU,nj girl thank your stars you are my home gal,if not you will be in for some serious boyfriend snatching.

@ killz tnx bro. U r an epitome of beauty within n without

Nice. I see the sisters already throwing their wet singlets.

[size=13pt]You are welcome. . .

The thread is about saying something nice about our Nigerian sisters, and by extension those married to Nigerian brothers. A very good deviation from the obtainable norm!. . .[/size]