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Be honest with your month of birth ooo.

Mine is February (2). Na wa for this kind girl ooo.

Dark skin beauty looks natural but light skin looks kind of artificial. So I prefer dark skin to light skin ladies.

dodorima147:
I will neva go lite skin woman cos black is absolutely beautiful

On point

kristina1:
see dem!

See what?

Mutuwa:
I love light skinned girls..love them more if de are slim..

I prefer dark skin ladies. They are prettier.

1. Light Skinned Women
There is a popular Yoruba song that goes “omo pupa
o, omo pupa la wa n fe; omo pupa o ju wo mo feran
re o” it literally means “light skinned girl you are the
one we want to marry, light skinned girl, please I love
you.”
Most men will give their right arm to date and marry
a light skinned girl. In the olden days (and now) light
skinned girls attracted more suitors and their bride
price were quite exorbitant. Light skinned women are
always the centre of attraction and most men who
date them believe that marrying (a much coveted)
light skinned girl will do wonders for their egos.
Most dark skinned women have taken to using skin
bleaching crèmes in order to compete with their
fairer counterparts.

2. Women With Ample Flesh
Most Nigerian men will not marry a skinny woman
but they would rather sleep with her instead. Many
men from the western and eastern part of Nigeria
believe that a woman is more beautiful if she has
ample flesh, some men have been known to date
only women who have big butts! Most Yoruba men
are of the opinion that sleeping with a skinny woman
is like sleeping with a man, but sleeping with a
woman that has some ample flesh will give them
something soft to hold on to.

3. Understanding Women
An intolerant woman will sure have a hard time
finding a man to settle down with. No Nigerian man
wants a woman who will grill him at the slightest
opportunity. If a Nigerian man suspects you to be
intolerant of his (sometimes) bad behaviour, he will
drop you like a hot potato.
The trick most women employ is to become his legal
wife first, and after the wedding (now they have a
firm foot hold) they’ll draw up a list of do’s and don’ts
for their husbands to abide by.

4. Hardworking Women
Most men in Nigeria will never consider marrying a
woman who is not gainfully employed or runs a
business of her own. Gainfully employed women are
at the very top of a searching bachelor’s list. The
present economic situation in the country is not
making things any easier for men, who are mostly
the bread winners of many Nigerian families. Most
men want a wife who can help support the family
(financially). Most women and a few men still believe
that it is the man’s responsibility to provide for his
family and allowing a woman to do part of his job is
nothing but an insult to his manhood.

source: www.informationng.com/2014/12/4-types-of-women-nigerian-men-love-to-marry.html

I am a guy and my butt kinda big a bit. I want to know what to do to flatten it.

If you have any idea please respond.

FrancisTony:
Oh my God.

He should be healed in Jesus name.

Amen

kilokeys:
its easy as A B C.

learn what interests them.
i had to learn bra sizes, wig types and colors, lingeries and makeup types, to hold a conversation

Wow that's serious. Won't it look ridiculous discussing such topics with ladies?

Your response is important.

adebimpe1988:
Please can u give me names of two schools that offers masters in journalism n for may intake, pls needed urgently

Hi I got your email. Will inform you if I have anything. I searching www.aucc.com

Joe980:
@Vycta; you guys shouldn't come and waste our space here please. Carry go agent shop biko.

I'm new to this thread. I am trying to find the best way to process my application to Canada.

Amefrica:
Yes, I'm studying in Canada.

First, search for schools, go to their sites all the information you need regarding scholarship is there. Mail the International office directly, and find out what you need to do. They're in the best position to tell you

All the best

Thanks Bro.

Amefrica:
Hi sir .

Thanks for your feedback.
You're currently studying in Canada?
Are you on scholarship? And how do I apply for it? I am going for MSc.

tnuola:
Thanks for the encouragement guys bellniki and blink6 ... God bless you

Hello tnuola

Amefrica:
Going to Toronto next week too.

Hello Amefrica

golor:
I need a thread dat will provoke a critical intellectual debate

Ok

afolag:
if I later find the normal height will u do something about ur height. For as long as u can get ur trouser size in boutiques. Your height is okay.

Lol. Your right.

I am 6ft 4"/193cm in height. I always get remarks like 'You are too tall' from people. So what will you say is the ideal or cool height for tall guys?

mrnilobrawn:
Well u either wait on him or exploit this forum to get ahead.
All d best

Thanks a lot. You really helped me.

mrnilobrawn:
You should know that schools dont advertise schoolarships, you have to email individual professors or potential supervisors on that.
Alot of ppl here got schoolarship but you will hav to put in alot of work.
Start now, exploit the link i sent u and also read part 5 & 6 of this thread.
You might get pass 2015 if u ar waitin for ur agent to get u schoolarship.
Bdw has ur agent goten a schoolarship for any1 in d past?

Not sure. But a family friend studying in Canada gave me the contact.

mrnilobrawn:
And thats for how long now?

A month ago.

harkinhola:
I don't know about scholarship, but your agent might have some information in that regard. I haven't been following this thread for a while, so I don't have any information about you, but then you might want to do a good research, before you proceed with your application. Get information about Universities, courses, tuition, and the rest. Don't just rely on agent information only.

Thanks a lot for the info. I really appreciate.

mrnilobrawn:
How long has he applied and whats the progress so far.

I sent my documents to him. He says when the scholarship offers are out he would apply for it.

mrnilobrawn:
1 or 2 years depending on ur course. Most agents cant get u MSc, if u ar qualified to go for MSc you will hav to research school that offer the program u want and apply to them instead of going for PDG bf MSc.

Whats your CGPA and which program are you looking at?
This should help
http://www.aucc.ca/

http://www.universitystudy.ca/search-programs/

I made 2nd class upper. Going for biotechnology.

mrnilobrawn:
Is your agent applying to a university or college?

University.

harkinhola:
I guess it all depends on the PGD you are applying for, it could be 1 or 2 years, and yes you can do MSc after, but you might want to apply for a Masters program directly if you are qualified.

Thanks.
Do you know how easy it is to get a scholarship to study in Canada?
My agent said he will get me a scholarship there since the fees are high.

mrnilobrawn:
Hope u are aware that colleges dont offer MSc but PGD.
While u wait for your admission do find time to read part 6 to get u informed with all visa requirements/documents.

Ok. PGD is for how long? Can one go for MSc after the PGD?

mrnilobrawn:
What have you done so far?

Thanks for the reply.

I am applying to a college in canada. But am doing that via an agent. That's all for now.

Hi everyone. I'm new to this thread. I hope to travel to canada by september 2015 for my MSc.

What should I start doing now?

I hope I get a reply. Thanks.