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LifeIsGuhd: In response to Ezegozie, I created this thread!
I am really asking because i think some Girls are being used to achieve Sexual needs.

Take for instance, a student that is probably not going to marry in the next 5yrs.
And he is in a so called relationship; he doesn't spend on her, no allowance, yet a bleepful (sexful) relationship and every other sexual activities.
But she washes his clothes, does every domestic chores around his home and also satisfies his private needs!

Let me ask you officially

what do you gain from such a parasitic relationship ?

For the Boys, If you are not ready to spend on her, why are you ready to demand for sex?

damola311: Just saw this annoying and suprising post by friends on my FB...... Like three friends posted about muslim should stop celebrating new year(Jan 1) cos it's not islamical... To me we do this for love and we shouldn't see it as religion sentiment. What's you guys view about this.... Pls no insult

Number 1 post:
DIA R 12 MONTHS IN ISLAM.DEY R:MUHARRAM,SOFA
R,ROBIHUL-AWWAL ...,DHUL-HIJAH.ALSO D 2
FESTIVALS 2 CELEBRATE IN ISLAM R EDIL-FITRI N
EDIL-KABIR.SO,MUSLIM WHO BELIEVE IN ALLAH IS
NOT EXPECTED 2 GREET N ANS PPLE 4 NEW NEW YR
N EAT FUD PREPARED PURPOSFULY 4 NEW YR because
WE R ALREADY IN D 3RD MONTH IN ISLAM.DONT
JOIN DEM IN CELEBRATG MONTH OF SHIRK because UR
DEEN IS UR DEEN N FEAR ALLAH HAS HE IS OUGHT 2
B FEARED.SO,DNT GREET ME 4 NW YEAR O because AM
A MUSLIM

Number 2 post:
This is not the matter of being an extremist, its just an eye
opener.
Shun january 1 new year celebration, it islamically wrong
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Youngsage: Yeah, that's right!

So what age would you want to remain forever, if you could choose, and why?

Let's have fun

skyrocketters: The Omo-baba Olowo crooner this time around has blew his fans mind with what i refer to as the big bang. The fast growing nigerian artist reveled with picture that he has just acquired a new flying toy for himself.

skyrocketters: See more of the pictures and inner features of the jet below:
www..com

anag090: delusional ...... anyways common sense is a scare commodity in the family tree of the mad cows.

anag090: delusional ...... anyways common sense is a scare commodity in the family tree of the mad cows.

eunisam: Well, what would that one
thing be?

my anwser. Boko HARAM.
Add yours.

datguru: If after looking at this picture for about 5 minutes and it doesn't come to your memory what it's all about, know that you were born in the indomie generation

Krak: Sit down there and keep talking.

Guy Boko Haram is changing before our very eyes from a rag-tag guerilla group into a conventional and formidable military force.

They are also changing tactics from pure guerilla hit-and-run attacks to more conventional way of fighting and they have embarked on holding territory and spreading their hold to the next one.

I predicted (5 years ago) that this would happen and even informed my friends in the SSS so that our military could plan ahead and prevent such bit unfortunately nothing seem to have being done.

Let everybody in every nook and crany of Nigeria be concerned about what is happening in Borno State. If our Army is defeated there then the whole Nigeria is gone. It would just be a matter of time.

Pls you can quote me anywhere on this.

MiguelMi6: https://files.radar.ng/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/hair-extension.jpg
With all the skill of a master weaver at a loom,
Esther Ogble stands under a parasol in the
sprawling Wuse market in Nigeria’s capital and
spins synthetic fibre into women’s hair.

Nearby, three customers – one in a hijab – wait for
a turn to spend several hours and $40 to have their
hair done, a hefty sum in a country where many
live on less than $2 a day.
While still largely based in the informal economy,
the African haircare business has become a multi-
billion dollar industry that stretches to China and
India and has drawn global giants such as L’Oreal and Unilever.

Hairdressers such as Ogble are a fixture of markets and taxi ranks across Africa, reflecting both the continent’s rising incomes and demand from hair-conscious women.
“I need to braid my hair so that I will look
beautiful,” said 25-year-old Blessing James, wincing as Ogble combed and tugged at the back of her head before weaving in a plait that fell well past the shoulder.

While reliable Africa-wide figures are hard to come by, market research firm Euromonitor International estimates $1.1 billion of shampoos, relaxers and hair lotions were sold in South Africa, Nigeria and Cameroon alone last year.It sees the liquid haircare market growing by about 5 percent from 2013 to 2018 in Nigeria and Cameroon,with a slight decline for the more mature South African market.

This does not include sales from more than 40
other sub-Saharan countries, or the huge “dry hair”
market of weaves, extensions and wigs crafted
from everything from synthetic fibre to human or
yak hair.

Some estimates put Africa’s dry hair industry at as
much as $6 billion a year; Nigerian singer Muma
Gee recently boasted that she spends 500,000
naira ($3,100) on a single hair piece made of 11
sets of human hair.

The report also included the staggering numbers
for hair products in the United States: In one clue to
the potential for Africa, market research firm Mintel
put the size of the black haircare market in the
United States at $684 million in 2013, estimating
that it could be closer to $500 billion if weaves,
extensions and sales from independent beauty
stores or distributors are included. What is certain
is that Africa’s demand for hair products,
particularly those made from human hair, is only
growing.
- Yahoo.

www.radar.ng/art-life/study-shows-african-ladies-spend-over-7-billion-on-weaves-wigs-extensions-relaxers/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=study-shows-african-ladies-spend-over-7-billion-on-weaves-wigs-extensions-relaxers

jhimmy: East

GetUmad: 26 years? ok.

In another development, Naija peeps be like " Nothing dey happen jor" when in reality, no-one displays much cowardice in almost all things like them.
Whenever I have an interview and I seek for a time off from my boss he used to decline so I pull a fast one on him today.
See below the message I sent to him this morning and his subsequent reply.

Good day sir, This is Lawrence's mum. We're presently in d hospital, he was vomiting blood all through the night as well as stooling and non-stop cough.

35 minutes later my oga replied. Excerpt below.

"He should take all the time he needs. Infact I think he should use that opportunity to go on his overdue annual leave."

1 hour later another sms came in.

"Has he been diagnosed? What did the doctor say ma, is he complaining of chest pain and loss of appetite as well? "



The fear of ebola now in naija is d beginning of ........

chiefinalowo: I don't believe it.
Al-Makura must go.

cococandy: For the one that can't resist any thread with my moniker on it.
It's good and fine to call me names and insult me without provocation.

I hope you won't start yelping like a trapped hyena when and if I decide to give you just a quarter for each dollar you give

OP call your hound to order,so he doesn't give you a 'healthy' derailment on this your thread.


And like I said, maybe female gender suppression is not an issue
Since it is mostly but not only restricted to the north (the same north that is 60 percent of Nigeria). As long as we have a few places where women are given as much recognition and respect as men.then it'all good

'Healthy functioning brain indeed'


I'll ignore your dumbass$ for now.

Obasgilbert: i pray the country doesn't suffer same fate in "Almighty 2015"

bizngr: Great one for our OND graduates!

francababy: I have 2 bosses in the office. Two men. One is ok. He minds his business, delegates responsibilities, gives targets etc. The second one is very close to a vampire. He yells on per second billing. He will threaten you with your job to the extent that you will feel unemployed and you will be forced to search Nairaland for job openings. The best days we have at work is when he goes to another state on official assignment.

If I am suddenly promoted to become the oga of this man, I will sack him instantly through BBM. No time to write sack letter. No bonus, no gratuity. The best I will do is to recommend him to NURTW Oshodi.

If you become promoted to become the boss of your current boss, what will you do to him/her?

alotofgrace: army.....bokoharam is dead.

bokoharam------am alive

sss.......video was fake

we.... na una sabi, we need job

donphilopus: the North doesn't have a disagreement with the south, the major disagreement they have is with GEJ.

Nmeri17: Hahaha...When i said hugely i meant N500 o.Maybe u should never mind. I'll just refund him when he comes back this morning

toba: This may sound funny.

Couple of years ago, In fact it’s close to 20 years ago(in the late 90s) that I was in my grandma's place and a pastor came to pray for the family and after praying, he decided to share the word of God with the family.

He took his bible and told everyone to read Isaiah 29 which centered on the curse placed on the city of Ariel. He then convinced us not to use Ariel detergents any longer.

To be candid, I don’t know if the family heeded back then or not. Yesterday again,, i was studying and then flipped to Isaiah 29 and recalled the incident of close to 20 years ago and laughed.

But seriously is there any correlation between the Ariel city cursed in the bible and Ariel detergent by Procter & Gamble.
Someone once told me years ago that Procter & Gamble claimed that they give certain % of their earnings to the devil/Satan. How true or how false, i don't know.

To have an idea of how long this is, see the below article


Read more on http://urbanlegends.about.com/od/business/a/procter_gamble.htm

Here's what the bible says


Isaiah 29



My questions are

1) Did you hear about the rumour back then?
2) If you did, what was your reaction?
3) Is there truly a correlation between the Ariel in the bible and that of P&G?
4) Why did P&G choose the brand name Ariel as against any other non controversial brand name?

This thread is just for discussion.

Numero uuuno: Ordinary picture is causing unnecessary argumentSMH
Must we 'politicise' everything for Nigeria's sake?
Na wa o
*anyway just passing by*

kel4soft: Dickson is the worst Governor in the history of Bayelsa State. How he is even still on seat amazes me. Enough said!

Tolexander: Mtchew!

This is what any tom, dick and harry can cook up.
I've heard many versions of the story.

The guy is a destitute and needs help.

priscaoge: Have a crush on a guy,tell him and he says U̶̲̥̅̊ aя̩̥̊ε too loose or U̶̲̥̅̊ aя̩̥̊ε a flirt. Some guys aя̩̥̊ε so dumb dat if U̶̲̥̅̊ dare ask dem out,hmmmm U̶̲̥̅̊ will become so cheap 2 them. Personally I can't ask a guy out cos of τ̲̅ђe level of understanding som African's have.

collynzo2: When Yoruba people stoned their Governor in kwara state, it wans't primitive behaviour. Hypocrite

kkkp: Y always female corpers??

Harbosede02: if i want "sumfin",i wud go 2 any lenght 2 get it,bt if i want "guy"i wud sit n relax 4 miracle 2 happen..my pride is at stake here i beg