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Bennymontana:Do you want to study in English or German? |
Bennymontana:It depends on the University and the course as well. |
uzolexis:Youre right Uzo but the dreaded blocked account in Deutsche Bank of 6000 euros and having to complete Goethe A2 language proficiency isnt easy too. |
Nigerians should stop going to other peoples countries to go and "make it". A lot of our unemployed youths travel to other countries to go and "hustle" and generally constitute themselves a nuisance there... |
EmpressDiva:Ole jati jati ni e. Dont collect gift from a man whom you believe has amorous intentions towards you. Funny enough, same girls like you will cry a river when a guy who has no intentions of dating/marrying you or has a hidden serious girlfriend/wife continues to sleep with you. |
Na lie joor Patronising prostitutes is an addiction thing. i am confident with women, not too ugly to date girls, dont fear rejection etc. But I still enjoy the thrill of just walking there, selecting the one I desire, paying, nyanshing and regretting it. Slutty dressing, heavy makeup, cheap attachment, night thrills etc....all part of the lure |
1. The Chatterbox This is the woman who never shuts up, barely stopping to breathe. Seemingly only concerned about what is going on in her life, she always has to make a comment about everything and dominates conversations. 2. The Desperate Chick This type of woman will seem fantastic at first, until she starts talking about your wedding location, how many kids she wants and the name of your future dog–right after the first date! When a woman advances WAY faster than normal,watch out. She NEEDS a man so bad that she’s willing to put anybody in that slot, even the homeless guy on the corner. 3. The Overly-Critical Woman Anything you do for this type of woman is simply not good enough. Nothing seems to work unless it is done according to her standards. Anything that is said by anyone will be quickly taken out of context to become some sort of insult or some reason to wage war against the world. This type of woman has plenty of emotional baggage and will make you an angry and bitter person as there will be nothing but misery with her. 4. The Bimbo This type of woman can’t obtain a GED but has managed to secure a PhD in the science of the bedroom. This is an intellectually challenged woman who looks great but, in all honesty, shouldn’t open her mouth. Her skills are unquestionably only rooted in the physical realm and unless you’re just after one-night stands, you do not want to bring a stupid girl home to meet Mom and Dad. The majority of girls you see on the streets everyday fall into this category, 5. The High Maintenance Chick If this type of woman breaks a nail, she expects you to drop everything you’re doing to drive her to the salon immediately. Her daddy always told her she was a princess and she expects to be treated like one at all times. She has expensive taste and expects you to shower her with only the best things and take her out to posh places on a regular basis. If you don’t have a lot of money and a penchant for luxury, don’t even bother. 6. The Clingy Girl This woman is a nuisance who can’t go anywhere or do anything without the company of her man. She’ll adopt your interests, calls 20 times a day and fly off the handle anytime she’s not around to monitor your behavior. This type of woman will smother any chance of you missing her by insisting that you spend every waking moment with her, refusing to let you go out with the boys or spend any significant amount of time with anyone else. 7. The Baby’s Mama This woman has a great physique, great personality and her toes are pretty too! There’s only one problem–she’s got a pretty large amount of children with assorted “baby-daddy’s”, and when women like this get desperate, any and every guy has the potential to be “daddy.” This woman got knocked up by somebody that she was supposedly in love with, and not only is she a bad judge of character, she’s GROSSLY irresponsible. The same guys that are “jerks” now are the same guys she once thought the world of and had unprotected sex with. 8. The Gold Digger The Gold-Digger will compliment you on your expensive watch, ask you what kind of car you drive, what you do for a living, where you live and so on. Like the high maintenance woman, the Gold Digger is basically looking for a sugar daddy, she’ll size you up within the first five minutes and drop you just as quickly if your cash flow runs out and you can’t take her shopping anymore. These types of women will just suck your wallet dry and leave you emasculated. Fortunately,you can usually see this type coming from a mile away. She wants to write out the names of all her designer items and post it on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. 9. The Club Girl Club girls are nothing more than fantasy women who have been practically living in bars and clubs since they hit the legal drinking age. They have beautiful faces with full lips, big doe eyes, great legs, and all the curves you could ever ask for. The problem in dating these women is that they love to wear clothes that show off their great assets not just to you, but to every Tom, man-hood and Harry on the street. A woman like this may be carefree and wild; however, once you take a closer look, you’ll realize that her entire life is a party and most nights will end with her puking in your car. Or waking up hungover, in some guy’s bed in the morning. 10. The Feminist This type of woman can never be pleased by a man and she believes that men are the cause of all the pains and suffering of society. It is her strong belief that women are much more intelligent than men and are capable of doing things “the right way”. You don’t want to waste any time with this type of woman because anything that you do willalways be negative to her. Ladies, your take on this article? |
Bros. If I was a girl, I'd kiss you right now. Girls have been doing extremely stupid things right from time and blaming the guys who took advantage of them.. [color=#006600][/color] martyns303: |
You mean the fixed deposit in GTB or the shares in Nigerian Breweries? Or the joint ownership of a factory in Ayobo? Or the cars i send to naija every 6 months which are sold and the cash is deposited with my mother for me NahFhemmmy: |
You mean the house I built in Lekki or the shopping plaza at Iyana Ipaja or the country home in Akure? Naahhh...cant touch this.... Fhemmmy: |
Well...this is a really long post. Explains why there is a growing number of Naija men whose families are based in the US, UK, europe generally while theyre in naija frolicking, sleeping with girls and living like single men...only travel to see their families like twice or thrice a year. Many of them ensure their assets are in Nigeria(houses and investments) while they support their family from naija (fees and all) . Aint no damn western divorce law can touch their life earnings and their wife will learn to cherish and respect them since they get to see them once in a while. I have an uncle who went through the same. Ibo man took his ibo wife to USA and enrolled her as a Rx Nurse...As soon as she began to make money, the torture began....he lured her to naija and seized her travel documents and was about to take off when she began pleading alongside the family that she would change. THe mumu heard her pleas and accepted to travel with her only for the matter to get worse. Now hes outta the house he paid mortgage for over 18 years (having travelled to the states in 1982) and broke, living on state support and managing a debilitating illness... |
Damn...look at those tits |
In the words of Nicki Minaj, all dem skinny flat booty girls get outta the club. Skinny babes buoyed by the western notion of skinny models and "skinny is beautiful" are always full of biff when they see a full voluptous endowed african style lady and start talking thrash about how her fat will be bad when she has kids. Abeg get outta the club joor |
My maga experience
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Last time I comment dem ban me. I hit dem gaynains with a left jab, uppercut then right hook. Bros pls stop exchanging words with these Charleys. When you argue with fools no one will know the difference. Now answer me gaynains in this forum. Why cant y'all name ur furking streets. Since 1957!!!!!! A typical Gaynain address reads like this Jiggaman Pizza Opposite GOil Filling station After Green House Before Tomato Seller Near Nkatie Burger Junction Labadi Gaynaians #embarrassingafricasince1500 |
Are Ghanaians Stupid, Ignorant and Lazy? I read your recent article titled “Ghana is FOR SALE, Who Wants to Buy? | The Chinese, the Koreans or the Americans?” with extreme joy and to be frank, I love the way you were straight with things. Indeed, Ghana is being and has always been ran by people with little or no clue about governance, with no sense of direction and no strong plans for the country despite their many high education titles. However, even if we sell Ghana to the Chinese, the Americans or the South Koreans as you suggested and bring their leaders here to take charge of affairs; nothing will change because the problems of Ghana are mainly due to the over 22 million citizens and not the few people in power. Sorry to say, Ghanaians by default are lazy and stupid and as the years go by, they’ve become even more stupid, ignorant and lazy. Ghanaians do not think and they operate as if they have no ability to think. They will rather let some supreme being in heaven do the thinking for them while they pray that things around them be fixed by divine intervention. Ghana is one hell of a big JOKE and the comedians are the citizens who have no working ethics, resulting in poor productivity which strengthens the chain of poverty. Look, let me tell you and those who may read this the truth, Ghana will not get any better unless the people begin to behave and think like human beings by starting to use their thinking faculties and borrow the hard working ethics of others. And while at it, they should let go their low self-esteem which controls their desire to be others, admire the food and lifestyle of others without any respect for who they themselves are and what they have. Once again, let me say that Ghana is a joke and if there is indeed HELL, Ghanaians are already living in hell and are being punished for being so stupid, greedy and lazy. A Ghanaian does not want to sweat and work hard, but he wants to live like a Queen or a King and they believe their God will do this for them. Instead of working two jobs to improve their condition, they will rather attend church services twice a day to increase the prospects of their prayers being heard. What a bunch of idiots put together in a country called Ghana. Where in this world will you have so many people as foolish as Ghana, believing in superstition and all manner of nonsense—literally, refusing to critically think and make good use of their brains? It is as if the Ghanaian brain has been injected with ‘stupidity’. The Educational system in Ghana in itself is pretty useless, all students do is chew and pour, studying stupid subjects like Swahili with no job prospects and when they come out, they blame the economy. What the heck is really wrong with us as people? Did you not see how sane Ghanaians were fighting over second hand clothes of white men in that BBC documentary with some even saying; they prefer such clothes to the Ghanaian one even if they can afford the latter? We are just useless in thinking, in walking, in running and in making anything better for ourselves. The leaders of Ghana are Ghanaians so what do you expect? Just like the people, the leaders have the same mind, attitude, work ethics and low thinking speed. Tell the Ghanaian the truth and he will turn around to insult you. Present a Ghanaian the evidence or the fact and he will opt for superstition and disconnected beliefs. Offer the Ghanaian a reliable route to change and he will opt for miracles by waiting on God to answer his or her prayers. For Christ sake, there are billions of people in this world praying to God, so why will any sensible person think he or she is so special that his or her prayer will be answered first or immediately? God has given us brains but we have refused to use that brain, still waiting on God to do the thinking and fix everything for us. So God has come to a realization that we are stupid and he will not even bother with us. Sometimes, I settle for the assumption that, Ghanaians are doomed. What else will explain our gross stupidity and ethics? Go and see the Ghanaian gutters and the environment, who makes all those rubbish and puts them in the gutters? We all know it is not the government, rather the people. And when mosquitoes breed and begin to kill them through Malaria, they start blaming the Government, forgetting that they are caused of their own deaths. While others are thinking forward with a rocket speed, Ghanaians are thinking backwards with a snail speed. We do not think logically and examine things logically to find solutions to our problems; we wait for help from heaven or from foreigners. Why must we always be rescued by others and not by ourselves? Ghanaians are just losers who love to blame others for their own-caused problems. They will blame everybody but not themselves. Source: Owusu Agyeman | New York-USA |
Thats Sodom and Gomorah Up there fools. Where Gaynaians are burnt to their blackness.....wait...they naturally charcoal black..... ![]() |
SantaMafia: OMGAt least we do drugs fraud and more money spinning runs which we then proceed to use to eff ur gals. See the Gaynaian criminal from the Slave Coast.... Shoe robbers!!!!!Shoe robbers grabbed http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/crime/artikel.php?ID=326075 Three suspected robbers have been nabbed by the police for allegedly stealing 291 boxes of assorted footwear valued at Ghc145,500 from a warehouse located at Old Fadama in Accra. Bright Asante, 38, resident of Breman in Kumasi, was arrested by the Ashanti Regional Police Command while Aminu Bukari and Mallam Fari, aka Red, were busted by the James Town police in Accra, acting upon vital information from their colleagues in Kumasi. The trio allegedly broke into the warehouse of Lenenki Company Ltd, a Chinese company at Old Fadama, which deals in different kinds of footwear. The police have since been able to retrieve 120 boxes of the stolen items from Asante. He (Asante) and the retrieved boxes of footwear have been sent to Accra where the police are conducting further investigations into the case. Briefing Daily Guide, ASP Edward Bright Asante, Formed Police Unit (FPU) Second-in-Command, said in the night of September 8, this year, some people broke into a warehouse which contained assorted footwear belonging to Lenenki Company Ltd. He said the hoodlums ransacked the warehouse and ran away with 291 boxes of the item. According to ASP Edward Bright Asante, the robbers contacted Bright Asante in Kumasi, and he (Asante) traveled to Accra to convey the stolen items to Kumasi. The police, ASP Obeng Boateng said, acting upon intelligence, arrested Asante, who was in possession of the stolen items at the Kumasi Central Market on September 12. He said upon interrogation, he (Asante) mentioned Aminu Bukari and Mallam Fari – all in Accra - as his accomplices. |
mrham03: great job SANTAMAFIA. Ghana is proud of u. Stuppid bokogerians like iconize living in the dirty water of makoko.Hahahahaha. I need to post a picture of Nima, Sodom and Gommorah and James Town for you. Bloody Akple eating, Donation loving, Nollywood worshiping, Agya Appiah sipping Gaynaians from Slave Coast |
Intellectual Bankruptcy In Ghana http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/artikel.php?ID=325833 |
SLAVE COAST.....MY NEW NAME FOR GAYNA Ghana - Are we a country of beggars? Taking a walk through the streets of Accra, what you will see is mostly very hard working citizens grafting hard to make ends meet. From the street vendors vocally advertising their wares and running to and fro to complete a sale, to the taxis, tro-tro drivers and their mates conveying passengers around the city, everyone’s working hard in order to make their daily bread. Mingling amongst the public is also another class of citizen, the beggar. Through no fault of theirs, these are the disabled and disadvantaged in society, who due to the non-existence of solid and reliable assistance from the state, have to resort to begging on the streets. At times they have able-bodied assistants who help them in their resolve to collect alms, which begs the question (no pun intended here), ‘don’t these able-bodied assistants have anything else worthwhile to do?’ I answered my own question with a further ponder, ‘Partnering to help these disabled people may be the best prospect that they may have, in the high unemployment climate of the country. It could be that they are a relative and there were no other means of putting food on the table.’ Rather than just sweeping it under the carpet as is becoming the norm in Ghana, can something be done about this? How long shall this concept exist without any action being taken to permanently support people in such unfortunate circumstances? I suppose this is not an immediate concern of the Government but it’s gone on for so long and I think that by now something should have been done. Those who are also gainfully employed still persist in the same sort of habits. Any government institution that you may visit has an issue of this sort, with workers unashamedly asking customers for tips and bribes. Increasingly, you will find people asking you to give them some money for a service they have provided, which is the job they are being paid to do in the first place! Whether they’re being paid or not is a matter to be resolved through the right channels. People need to know their rights and where they stand with employment issues. Here’s a hint to the lawyers out there. Offer your services where such help is needed, please. At Kotoka International Airport, there is no longer the problem of self-appointed baggage handlers. These guys used to heckle travellers at the airport arrivals, begging to help them carry their baggage for a tip, sometimes fighting each other to gain the upper hand. They are no longer at the country’s only International Airport but some staff who work here also make suggestive comments to passengers to give them tips. I was recently the last passenger to board a flight to London and was told quite casually by the check-in assistant of the airline (name with-held), ‘oh sir, what about the late fee?’ Hinting that she had helped me attain my boarding pass despite me being late (which I hardly was) and so deserved a reward. It didn’t end there. At the immigration window, the officer checking my passport was trying to engage in conversation, suggesting that he was the one who had stamped my passport upon my arrival into the country 16 days earlier. This was just a ploy to get me to show some gratitude by handing him some money but I merely thanked him with a smile and moved on to the security check. Once again the man here asked for change, to which I responded that I had none left on me. As you see, this is just at the airport where the workers interface with many foreign visitors to the country. This should not be allowed to carry on. It’s irrelevant whether this occurs when they’re arriving or departing. Could this be the first impression visitors are getting about Ghanaians? That we are a country of beggars? The same applies to other institutions on various levels. I will not list any others here as I’m sure readers are aware and may have had such experiences, or at least know someone who has. Even the police would either beg or extort depending on their mood and the nature of the alleged offence. At night some set up check-points and use these as their personal money collection-points. Although some may argue that setting up check-points deters armed robbers, what I am saying is this, where money-making is the objective, how long will it take before the two opposite parties join forces and turn on the innocent unsuspecting citizen? These things do harm to our reputation as a country and neither is it showing that the rule of law exists, if the enforcers are willing to stoop so low and go unchallenged. Government officers also get in on the begging action when they seek aid and investment from other richer countries when there are other methods available to raise money as a country. Loans and investment funding are some of the quickest ways to enrich themselves and the ordinary Ghanaian is suffering as a result of the government officers being side-tracked by such monstrous greed. Whatever happened to the proceeds from the oil reserves off Ghana’s Western coast? Why is the Ghanaian economy in such a sad state presently?[i][/i] There are many questions that need to be answered but I doubt a truthful answer will be forth-coming anytime soon. I certainly will not be holding my breath for that. Let us stop being a country of beggars. Let’s exhibit some pride and self-respect in our jobs. I also challenge the government officers in charge to get their priorities straight and to be more resourceful in jobs creation and professional development of their staff. This should initiate better standards in customer care and service which will go a long way to help us all as a country. God has blessed our homeland Ghana. It’s our attitude that’s making us less great and weak. Remember, the whole world is watching. The Black Star in the Ghanaian flag is a shining beacon to others so let us set a better example to Africa and the world, fulfilling our destiny. God Bless Ghana. By; Nana Kojo Hagan |
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