₦airaland Forum

IlekeHD:
[s]Denial as usual. It's your best cosmetic.
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IlekeHD:
[s]Hmmm.

So how do you expect to become president when you hate everyone and talk about killing two of the major groups in Naija.

Igbo presidency can only happen in Biafra. Other SSners will be lorded over. It took 200+ years to have a BLACK president in AmeriKKKa, how long will it take a minority group in Biafra?

GEJ's own was by chance o. They killed Yaradua to get him there.[/s]

haibe:
BWB...S he can never be based in Nigeria. . I know.. the beautiful naija ladies I know don't have brains

ebosse:
I really don't care if he/she is a millionaire! And can afford everything in life, If he/she has to wait for ppl to do things for him/her then he/she is dependent. simple!


I still maintain my stance! Go out there and check how many (Nigeria) ladies bought the car they are driving with their money.


In fact, car too big to use as example. Go out there and check how many girls bought the phone they are Using ( 50Grand and above) without financial assistance from some1 else.

I'm not saying there's anything wrong with that I'm just saying ppl should say it as it is!... Don't try to sugarcoat it.

ebosse:
@bolded, U still not getting the point are U?.. Its not about making money its about spending it.Im close to a lot of well-to-do ladies ( Mostly relations) who r getting 6 figures monthly salary yet ironically most of them are driving cars bought by their husbands for them. Do a bit of fact finding to see how many ladies ( in Nigeria) actually bought the cars they drive with their OWN cash.

Btw I'm a strong advocate of "Female Independency" , wouldn't it be nice to have a GF for once who spend as much as I do, call as much as I do n contribute as much as I do in a relationship?..but really U girls don't want that . forget all these internet trollings and pretending. The facts speak for themselves!

Btw why will I call U a liar?? I'm not one of those male trolls on here.. And I love and respect women! How can I not, when the Three MOST important people in my life are women?

hefty4real:
I've been mailed not to so as to let you guys keep racking your brain
Shey u get?

hefty4real:
Lalasticlala! Don't tell me you don't know that place. It's very obvious now

ebosse:
I know this is coming late and i dont know if any1 broke down the concept of dependency to U later on but let me explain this to you so u can properly understand the notion of 'Female dependency



U just made mention of some jobs which Nigerian ladies partake in. The question is how much do they make daily - monthly ?.... The problem really is that though 99.8% the guy mentioned are actually working but they spend far more than what they make daily-weekly! Most ladies are waaaaay into expensive gadgets and accessories ! How do U expect some1 spending close to 100grand a month to survive on a salary of 50grand?'

I can still remember how my LGI was selling female shoes for as high as 5Gs to corp members receiving 9.8Gs @that time, the shocking thing was these female corpers were falling all over themselves to be the 1st to buy them.

Its not that Nigeria ladies don't work its just that they don't make the kind of money to sustain their lifestyle , therefore they have no choice than to depend on others (Most likely their BFs).



So, the dude wasn't actually wrong when he made that statement.

onila:
I have been extremely bullied by Ghanaians, Yoruba girls, Igbo men and Kenyans in real life.

Truckpusher:

cococandy:
@bold, Those are the lies that make them sleep well at night. With the multitude of working Nigerian women, they will still come online and lie about being depended on.

Even the ones that can't support themselves are 'providers' online. Mtchew.

Truckpusher:
You see ya life

Truckpusher:
And in your previous reply you have no idea how much a primary school teacher would be going home with?

Bia , you smoke Urhobo people kpokpo garii?

iPopAlomo:
So you can say it depends... then all the above about female in Nigeria... is not true cos... in your words... it depends...

Truckpusher:
I will call it a very high level of insensitivity on your part if you don't live in Nigeria yet you're encouraging these women that are growing up in a country where getting a job is akin to a fight against a terminal disease and even starting up something for yourself and make something out of yourself is a kind of Herculean task, to rebel against a laid down rule that has ensured some sanity in a society.


Bicycle story is a story that look thrilling and adventurous but usually end up in a disaster and someone might likely get hurt so badly.

Truckpusher:
Get me right first, I'm not dissing women here but I'm only pointing out that the system itself do not give women many choice and this isn't deliberate but a function of the socio-economic system that is bedeviling the entire developing nations, unlike their Western counterpart.

How much money will you make from teaching pupils here in a developing nation like Nigeria?

Be realistic oh , I no wan hear bicycle story o

Truckpusher:
99.8% of ya'all that are making all these plenty noises are dependent on men even for tissue paper and I'm not saying that you should be mocked for that or insulted for it, after all the empowerment isn't just there for women to make something out of themselves - Because in a society where the socio-economic problems is huge, women in such societies enjoy free meal more than any other place in the world where the standard of living is higher and opportunities abounds.

I hope you won't see this the wrong way.

tmosco:
Collect more pocket money than your brothers.