Celebrities › Re: WWE Fires Hulk Hogan For Using Racist Rants On Black Man Dating His Daughter by cococandy(f): 7:33am On Jul 25, 2015 |
Good for him.
All forms of hate against the minority must not go without severe punishment. That's the o my way to curb it |
Romance › Re: Girls, Stop Giving Us Sex by cococandy(f): 7:31am On Jul 25, 2015 |
Confused  |
Celebrities › Re: Uche Jombo Flexing With Hubby In NYC by cococandy(f): 7:24am On Jul 25, 2015 |
CFCfan: I've caught you  Haha. You didn't. I'm actually hearing about this website for the first time on this forum. #The things I don't know. But I dey suspect you. |
Celebrities › Re: Uche Jombo Flexing With Hubby In NYC by cococandy(f): 6:51am On Jul 25, 2015 |
CFCfan: That website is evil! you dey visit there too?  Dress back.  |
Celebrities › Re: Uche Jombo Flexing With Hubby In NYC by cococandy(f): 6:19am On Jul 25, 2015 |
ferdimako: hahaha...who is envying modern-day marriages? They last while Ashley Madison.com remains unhacked. you can never tell. It's the holy seeming ones that do worse  |
Celebrities › Re: Uche Jombo Flexing With Hubby In NYC by cococandy(f): 5:05am On Jul 25, 2015 |
This her hubby fine o.  Fine family. Cute love. Go girl. Make your haters green with envy. Uche is one of my fave actresses. |
Family › Re: Making Your Marriage Work - Wisdom For Women by cococandy(f): 4:14am On Jul 25, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: Is This Appropriate Dressing For A Governor's Wife by cococandy(f): 12:05am On Jul 25, 2015 |
peeta89: U sounded like a fashion person. maybe a little. |
Family › Re: Making Your Marriage Work - Wisdom For Women by cococandy(f): 9:45pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
Men no dey sabi make marriage work?
We haff tire for all these women this and that. |
Family › Re: Am Not Comfortable Having Kids In Nigeria by cococandy(f): 9:44pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
Smh. Stealing from kids? Onegai: Precisely. The basic principles are lacking in Nigerian society. No society is perfect but even the basics like Decency, Honesty and Integrity are missing.
At that children's home I volunteered at, I took toys and dolls and gave it to the matron for the kids. For all the months I went there weekly, I never saw any of my gifts with the kids (a co-worker cynically asked me "oh you don't know the matron and her nurses also have children? )
How are you going to fix the mentality that one shouldn't steal from children who already have nothing? |
Family › Re: Am Not Comfortable Having Kids In Nigeria by cococandy(f): 6:38pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
Hmm Exhales E go better. As we would say "God dey". Onegai: I actually live in Lagos (I relocated a few years back). It's the mentality I see here that baffles me. No-one is responsible, there is always an excuse or an easy way out and if you dare go against the norm, you must be "snobbish and uppity".
They would rather spend hours dancing in church and disturbing God than help their neighbour. Even Pastor Taiwo Odukoya said the same: Sudan has been fighting a bloody war for years, yet no Sudanese is in Nigeria as a refugee, it's so-called morally unstable and godless white people that are going there to save them.
I don't know if reorientation will work. I gave up all my charity projects because of the wahala but one good thing came out of it: my mother made her meeting people adopt a clinic in our village because of what she saw me doing.
Having your kids abroad is not a trendy thing, it's giving your child opportunities and giving yourself better healthcare. I have doctors in my family (who all schooled in nigeria) and not one has had his/her kids here. Or will you accept going into labour and needing oxygen, only to be told there's no oxygen (in a hospital! ) and btw please go and buy fuel for the hospital gen and pay for latex gloves before we treat you, all because of some misguided loyalty to some country?
When you are exhausting yourself trying to fix a society that blatantly refuses to change, you have to ask yourself if you shouldn't expend your energies in a better manner instead. |
Family › Re: Am Not Comfortable Having Kids In Nigeria by cococandy(f): 6:02pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
all4naija: I am beginning to like the way you get involved with family threads these few days. It would be understatement for me to say I am impressed. You are doing a great job. Can I call you mama? Please, give my regards to papa!  |
Family › Re: Am Not Comfortable Having Kids In Nigeria by cococandy(f): 6:01pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
I'm fine  Don't mind me o. I don't know why folks here derive pleasure in provoking others. I don't feel like ignoring these days. Maybe sometime soon. moca: Cococandy,when did ur mouth become razor like this na? 
U know here can make one kolomental if care is not taken.
Babyosisi deactivated? Why? I'm surprised.
Howdy sweet? |
Family › Re: Am Not Comfortable Having Kids In Nigeria by cococandy(f): 5:59pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
The thing is anything you say might be taken as "oh because you abroad" meanwhile you used to say the same thing when you were back home and no one thought it uppity. But say the same when you're no longer at home and the heavens will fall because it must surely mean something else. The small mindedness of it all. Lol @nuclear strike. We do need reorientation as a whole. It will work. I believe in reorientation. There was this governor. I think it was udenwa. Who started that program in imo state some time ago. I was still in secondary school then and as senior prefect I used to take my reorientation club from school to school to teach other kids the message of change of attitude. To work, to school, society etc. as in the "catch us young" approach. That's what he wanted to do. If continued, it may have worked because we saw changes then. Kids who start behaving better at a younger age will form the habits as adults and teach same to the next generation. Since the adults are already messed up, targeting the kids would work. Starting from schools all over the nation. A total overhaul. You know as e be. Change of government. Change of priority. No continuity. And so that one died. End of story. Onegai: cococandy, ignore, ignore, ignore... the creature will go back to its abysse soon enough
So, true story: I used to volunteer at a children's home in Lagos . I told friends and co-workers and urged them to join me. Of course I got the usual "I feel you are doing this just to boast about how good you are and make yourself feel better than us". That was the reply to "please donate your time and goods to some children, we could teach and give them toys and food and reading materials! ". Same reaction to renovating a school in Mushin, organizing the renovation of children and maternity wards in LUTH, trying to raise funds to buy even 2nd laptops to give as a reward for kids who participated in a Lagos-state Science fair.
They cannot do it, but they will certainly talk down to your own efforts.
The same person challenging the OP and I, has probably never done anything to change his society. But like a typical Nigerian, he will mock and denigrate that which he cannot do.
When I told a friend that this was what I usually got as a response, his reply was "the best way to fix Nigeria is a nuclear strike" ; D |
Romance › Re: How I Intentionally Played A Fast Game On A Lady by cococandy(f): 5:35pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
hotwax: You know its not about sex and fornication. It's about justice ok I've heard. Lol |
Romance › Re: How I Intentionally Played A Fast Game On A Lady by cococandy(f): 5:22pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
hotwax: Eh pain u reach?
Get a lawyer Why are you all quoting me?  Is it because you don't like the truth? Una dey here dey encourage OP to be sleeping around. |
Romance › Re: How I Intentionally Played A Fast Game On A Lady by cococandy(f): 5:19pm On Jul 24, 2015*. Modified: 6:04pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
Ok you guys keep rejoicing Na.  But Don't join those that come here to weep about how easy it is to sleep with them Nigerian girls. Because you'all are giving mixed signals. Do you want easy lays or those that play hard to get? It confusing figuring out what these dudes really want. BuddhaPalm: Getting into someone pants - as you choose to call it - is a very worthy/worthwile goal.
She knew 1,000% what the gentleman's intentions were. She just strung him along with "The Possibility of Sex" (book title BTW).
That's the game you women play.
You can tell from the overwhelming accolades here, from the men-folk, that this is a universal story.
This is indeed a sweet point for the man-team. Think of all the young guys here who will learn a little bit more about self respect from reading this.
If you show your husband this, he'll most likely chuckle. |
Romance › Re: How I Intentionally Played A Fast Game On A Lady by cococandy(f): 4:54pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
dec2: I'm not too impressed with your 'unhealthy smartness' brova. Remember two wrongs don't make a right. There are surely better ways of proving your smartness to her. And for your trophy chick, if she can cheat WITH you, then she can cheat ON you! don't mind him. |
Politics › Re: Is This Appropriate Dressing For A Governor's Wife by cococandy(f): 4:54pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
kayo80: Hmm! That's true sha. Are you into photography? I like the way you analyzed it. Not into photography.  |
Politics › Re: Kebbi Governors Wives Fight To Be First Lady!! by cococandy(f): 4:44pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
Good for them. |
Family › Re: Am Not Comfortable Having Kids In Nigeria by cococandy(f): 4:42pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
Are you tired of quoting me?  |
Romance › Re: How I Intentionally Played A Fast Game On A Lady by cococandy(f): 4:40pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
Dorrobucci: .
Lol...
But what he did is quite commendable. You might be seeing it 4rm another angle cos you're a lady. I understand. He could have just told the lady he wanted to have sex. That's the thing with some of you guys. You don't know what you want. If she opened her legs that first day she went to visit him, he would still be the one to come and open a thread on how she's a hoe and so easy to lay. If she does otherwise, she's still bad. It's like there's no way for a lady to be respected in some guys dictionaries. It's in their psych. Do or don't, she will still be damned. That's why I think she's better off without him and the so called friend. By the way what's commendable about being a layabout? |
Family › Re: Am Not Comfortable Having Kids In Nigeria by cococandy(f): 4:30pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
OXYGEN01: I even behave like a kid. Stupidity runs through my blood. No wonder we fools are killing each other day in and day out.My stupidity is out of hand .I'm a SMELLY SHAPELESS idiot from a filthy useless zoo. Fool like me!!!!!!!!! |
Romance › Re: How I Intentionally Played A Fast Game On A Lady by cococandy(f): 4:27pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
So in other words, you're a hunny niggur willing to put your p3nis in any available hole. Good for her that she didn't agree to it. Your goal from the beginning was to get in her pants. I doubt you wanted anything serious.
Now that you've entered this one, it's time to move onto another I guess.
And all these boys are hailing your promiscuity. All of una Na the same. |
Family › Re: Am Not Comfortable Having Kids In Nigeria by cococandy(f): 4:17pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
OXYGEN01: Kwasia Gyimiii.Wo maane ho fo s3 gutter mu.
Meaning "I was dropped on my head, hence my senselessness". I see. |
Politics › Re: Is This Appropriate Dressing For A Governor's Wife by cococandy(f): 4:15pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
kayo80: Ehen!!? You can't see that mouth watering cleavage? that is because that first pic was taken from a higher ground. Any dress except turtle neck would show same if viewed from above. Looking at it from the front, it's an ok dress. No need to be sensational. |
Celebrities › Re: Majek Fashek Roaming The Street Of Suleja With An Unknown Man (photo) by cococandy(f): 4:13pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
Well someone was obviously leading him. Why did you say he was roaming?
I thought he would be unkempt and wakaing aimlessly like a mad fellow with another mad fellow. |
Family › Re: Am Not Comfortable Having Kids In Nigeria by cococandy(f): 4:09pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
OXYGEN01: I am a smelly shapeless ape who was conceived by a filthy LovePeddler mum and a dog? No wonder. Figures  |
Family › Re: How Many Nairalanders Are In Your Family? by cococandy(f): 4:08pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
MizMyColi: I dey wait Don't mind me. Was just kidding  |
Politics › Re: Is This Appropriate Dressing For A Governor's Wife by cococandy(f): 4:07pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
I don't see anything wrong with the dress. |
Family › Re: Am Not Comfortable Having Kids In Nigeria by cococandy(f): 4:03pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
OXYGEN01: And how on earth can a filthy pathetic useless terrorism infested zoo like nigeria be well organized than GHANA? You are stu.pid for making such comparison. Smelly shapeless idiot. if I slap you now they will say I've started again. You can't put your opinions across without being unduly stupid? Rabid monkey. |
Family › Re: Man Snatches Friend's Wife And 5 Children; Says He Fathered Them by cococandy(f): 4:01pm On Jul 24, 2015 |
onatisi: amen oooo. They have finished that man , where will he start from ? The shame and ridicule he will face ? So he will start looking for a wife to marry then bear him children ? There is something fishy about this story though ,how come the man wasn't even able to impregnate his wife ? Most likely ,the man is impotent and the woman just had no choice . There is something very fishy about the story. The 3 parties are still covering up the root cause of this issue Exactly. Finish the man no be for here. Where will he start from in his old age. Na wa. |