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Food › Re: Paste Pics Of Your Healthy Meal Here. by cococandy(f): 7:03pm On Jun 20, 2015
all4naija:
Hmmm... Is there no sauce for it?
No smiley
Food › Re: Paste Pics Of Your Healthy Meal Here. by cococandy(f): 5:31pm On Jun 20, 2015
Whole grain pasta, crab legs and fresh parsley.

Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by cococandy(f): 5:30pm On Jun 20, 2015
1 and 2, Nigerian fried rice, roasted chicken and shrimp/banana sauce for the man and his friends.

3) whole grain pasta with crab legs and fresh parsley for me (as in healthy eating things lipsrsealed. )

Romance › Re: Nigerian Men And Blatant Hypocrisy by cococandy(f): 4:11pm On Jun 20, 2015
SMH.

All these goody-two-shoes women.

She's probably not better than the lady she was attacking.

Lord have mercy.

Nihilist:
https://www.nairaland.com/2392124/man-sister-arraigned-battery-sodomy


A Nigerian Woman is the co-suspect in this case.

Accusing her sister-in-law of adultery, she held her down, and help shove a beerbottle, and later poured pepper into the victims Vag.
The suspect was aided and abetted by her brother....and her mother

That's slut-shaming, sexual assault and disrespect for women all at the same time....committed by two women

I didn't even have to dig around obscure sources to find this article...it's on the front page on this very site, this very morning. Fresh off the press.

At least one thing is clear from the article though, the female suspects believe in equal rights and opportunity to batter and sexually assault other women. They are the ultimate feminists. grin

Good morning Standd
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men And Blatant Hypocrisy by cococandy(f): 4:08pm On Jun 20, 2015
This is just it. cheesy

@bold, preach
mollytinrox:
Passionate, strong worded piece sister.
You delivered, as usual.

The life of the female in this country is at a risk the moment she is born, and I'm facing the women w go keep silent and let it all happen.
I am not a conformer to silly norms, by the way, so I'm one to talk.
A grown man fingers your toddler and you let it slide because you're protecting her reputation. May the life of her reputation never be good. What reputation is to protect when such a girl grows to become someone who accepts abuse?
If your cousin is caught sleeping with your 8 year old daughter, hand him over to the police! What family?
If your husband is abusive whether physically or verbally and all you do is tell us you're staying because of your childrwn, you're picture-perfect for the word slowpoke. Your kids will watch a man abuse you and grow up thinking its alright. The boys will become bullies and the girls will become doormats, but society will praise you for staying in a loveless marriage.
Which way ladies?
You see those other species so quick to label everyone of the opposite sex a slut, keep hustling to return to where you came from. At least your mothers did what today's sluts are doing, and if ALL Nigerian women are sluts I don't see how we can singly exonerate your own female relatives. It means every one woman who has walked the surface of Nigeria since a band of black men and women wandered here chanting kumbaya is a slut. No one is exempted, even me. But your mother and her mother before her were more slutty.
Have you ever wondered why girls grow up wanting the bad guys?
Why do you even do it?
Defile a child for what pleasure? How does touching an underdeveloped poosie make you feel? Why so you hate so much what you have created?
I even see some of them here carrying shoulders and making comments on how girls are gold diggers.
You meet a girl and promise her money after shining her Congo, that makes you a saint?
All these Mr. Self Righteous' parading about, nature has found a reward for y'all. It's called Karma.
Since your father and role model, Adam, started the female bashing, none of you has evolved to correct it.
But I tell you, wait for it.
Karma.
With your own eyes you will see, with your owns anuses you will feel what it is like to go through what you put them through.
Keep promoting your gospel of Nigerian women being sluts.
RlP dear girl. You're done with the sadness of this world, the pain and shame. I only hope for you, the death was a quick one. RIP dear girl, for karma doesn't disappoint.
Crime › Re: PHOTO- Mariam Adebayo, Latest Nigerian Killed By American Lover by cococandy(f): 6:25am On Jun 20, 2015
OgaTheTop2:
I don't know what our girls see in those oyinbo mofos that can't even have a straight hard on without getting their shaft sucked. They are just not for African girls, plus they have various mental derangement if you asked me.

RIP to the fine girl..
And black men don't kill or hit their women?
Crime › Re: PHOTO- Mariam Adebayo, Latest Nigerian Killed By American Lover by cococandy(f): 6:23am On Jun 20, 2015
Why do people remain with abusive partners?
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men And Blatant Hypocrisy by cococandy(f): 6:16am On Jun 20, 2015
standd:
Thank you. Apparently, there are good men out there.
All I ask is that the good ones talk to the MAD ones and then they should also speak out and point fingers at the rapists and killers the same way they call women sluts..

Maybe when these rapists are being called out by the male folks, they will relent.
Exactly.
It makes their silence look like implied approval.
Food › Re: Paste Pics Of Your Healthy Meal Here. by cococandy(f): 2:59am On Jun 20, 2015
ladygogo:
Looks yummy!
smiley
Romance › Re: Nigerian Men And Blatant Hypocrisy by cococandy(f): 12:09am On Jun 20, 2015
My thoughts on the matter is that as much as we like to focus on the bad , there are also good men out there. So while condemning the bad ones, let's also praise the good ones.

The issue about hypocrisy tire me though.
I can't say it enough. Double standards will make sure we never get anywhere in trying to curb social ills and injustice.
Family › Re: Toke Makinwa's First Vlog After The Scandal. by cococandy(f): 11:08pm On Jun 19, 2015
bellong:
If is not too late... You have population and media strength to drive traffic where you are... cheesy cheesy


That being said, I am sure outside this thread, I wouldn't have anything to do with Toke and her likes. They maybe business savvy but there are things I consider as ethics in business. Taking advantage of people is no business ethic to me and no amount of possible millions can make me do it.

Not everybody has a dream of becoming like Warren Buffet. Having food and raiment, I am contented.

I don't like gossip news though. Call me ignorant or old skool, it was the word Vlog that made me open the thread. I couldn't process it meant video log till after seeing the video. grin grin My English is still developing.. cheesy
@bold, same here
Music/Radio › Re: Listen To One Of My Songs Guys by cococandy(f): 11:03pm On Jun 19, 2015
Lol. tried a second time and they want to dash me free phone abi tablet anything but the song that I wanted to play.

Which kind of website is that?

Music/Radio › Re: Listen To One Of My Songs Guys by cococandy(f): 10:59pm On Jun 19, 2015
Create your own thread
olufemi345:
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Music/Radio › Re: Listen To One Of My Songs Guys by cococandy(f):
So how did folks listen to it because the website is telling me to create an account before I can stream. plus I've won $100 dollar Walmart card. grin if I'll put my phone number and answer some questions. Wetin come be that one na?

Gosh.

Change the site if possible pls.
Family › Re: Dad Jumps Onto Moving SUV To Save 8-year-old Son by cococandy(f): 10:47pm On Jun 19, 2015
The love of a parent
Celebrities › Re: See What A Grown Up Lady Wears As Clothes For Outings....! by cococandy(f): 9:23pm On Jun 19, 2015
kayalla:
all boob*ies re not equal
Exactly grin
Celebrities › Re: Charly Boy Turns Adam As His Wife Feeds Him Apple In New Photo by cococandy(f): 9:20pm On Jun 19, 2015
This couple sha smiley
I gbadu them.

Doing their thing their way. Fvck society.
Family › Re: I'm Bored, So Why Not?? Yet Another Feminist Thread! by cococandy(f): 8:50pm On Jun 19, 2015
Shollypopzz:

Feminism is not the reason why these women are stressed or prone to depression. If it were, then it should also be blamed for stay-at-home moms who are more likely to be depressed than working mothers according to research. (Go online, there are articles everywhere concerning great amount of stay at home moms suffering from depression).

Feminism is not putting pressure on anyone. The only thing feminism does, is give you a [b]choice
. Because of feminism, a woman that would rather work than stay at home, can now do so, A woman can now get educated in any field of her choice.
The problem is the societal standards and the time most of these women grew up. Most of the women in this article grew up when women advancement was still a little behind from where we are now. They grew up with mothers and fathers who took on stereotypical gender roles and were trained to fit in the roles that society has set out for them.

These women are stressed because they are trying to satisfy themselves and at the same time satisfy society. Today's society still does NOT embrace a stay-at-home dad or a woman that focuses on providing. They want to have amazing careers but also be award winning moms at the same bloody time. This two can NEVER be achieved at once without negatively affecting the woman.
According to one of the women in the article (Shirley Conran), "I’d race home from work, fling my coat on the floor, cook a meal, then play with my darling son until bedtime. And to prove to my boss that I could do everything he feared working mums couldn’t, I’d sometimes still be schedule-planning at 3 am".

Where is her "involved" husband in all this?? Most men also cannot handle excellent careers and home at the same time just like women but the difference is, they are not under any pressure to be physically involved in their child's life. They are fine with "pitching in" and would not stress if they are not "pitching in" enough.


This is how fvcked up patriarchal society is - because women asked for the same rights as men, they are asked to take on both roles
. All the women in this article were breadwinners, meaning sole providers. Why the hell were their husbands not putting in more work at home than they were?? Why do they excuse this?? This is what I call mental slavery. Not once, did these women demand more form their husbands, instead they blamed themselves for not being a superhuman.

The pressure to be fantastic at both, comes from women trying to prove a point that they are just as intelligent and resourceful as their male colleagues while trying to please the society.
The thing is, why do we even have to prove that we are just as intelligent and we can be useful in a corporate environment?? Because of years of oppression and being seen as inferior, we dare not allow ourselves to take days off work. And instead of her to blame the patriarchal and oppressive society, she wants to blame feminism.

This is identical to African Americans in the ghetto blaming civil rights activists for their problems. And maintaining that they were better off as slaves because at least, they had a job[/b].
Succinct
Family › Re: Nigerian Ladies And 'taking Out Syndrome' by cococandy(f): 8:09pm On Jun 19, 2015
njokusboy:
So her parents should be watching while we "get to know each other" abi?
yes
Family › Re: Toke Makinwa's First Vlog After The Scandal. by cococandy(f): 7:56pm On Jun 19, 2015
coogar:
which rent?
maje owns the house - his parents got them the house. toke cannot rub 2 nickels together to afford rent. what are you talking about? before their wedding, maje was staying in banana island - isn't that the reason toke wanted to die there?



she's on a long thing!
a lot of folks are happy about what happened to her. she's stepped on many toes along the way - no one is even directing any glance at the anita chic that got pregnant for maje - that is because people don't like toke. let's assume it was genevieve or omotola's marriage that suffered the same problem....the so called anita would be hiding in a bunker now cos nigerians would burn her alive for daring to break the home of their role models.
Lol so you follow for those who know them? grin

Well you're right about the bolded.

Still I understand clearly how these things work.
How many people know Genevieve and omotola in a personal level? Yet they are role models because of media.

Same way people who don't know toke can swear now that she's bad because of those who are just repeating what they heard about her even if they don't know if it is true or not.
Culture › Re: 16 Fascinating African Tribal Traditions by cococandy(f): 7:49pm On Jun 19, 2015
Does the lady even get a say?

Abi she has to marry whoever kidnapped her?
Ridiculous

Anyway I think you guys should also bring up more sides of the African cultures that are attractive.

Anyone who had never been to Africa would think only savages live there.

Olamitisoji:
1) Kidnapping your bride
In the Sudanese Latuka
tribe, when a man wants to marry
a woman, he kidnaps her. Elderly
members of his family go and ask
the girl’s father for her hand in
marriage, and if dad agrees,
he beats the suitor as a sign of his
acceptance of the union. If the
father disagrees, however, the
man might forcefully marry the
woman anyway.
Culture › Re: 16 Fascinating African Tribal Traditions by cococandy(f): 7:47pm On Jun 19, 2015
Olamitisoji:
16) Lip stretching
When a girl becomes a teenager
in the Surma tribe of Southern
Sudan, she begins the process of
lip stretching. The girl has her
bottom teeth removed to make
space for a lip plate, which is
increased in size annually.
embarassed

Lord have mercy.
Do they even use anaesthesia to remove the teeth?

What human beings won't do in the name of perpetuating some ridiculous practice their ignorant ancestors used to do.
Family › Re: Men's Brain Vs Women's Brain. The Big Difference. by cococandy(f): 7:43pm On Jun 19, 2015
Bigger isn't always better.
You guys should stop displaying ignorance.
Family › Re: Nigerian Ladies And 'taking Out Syndrome' by cococandy(f): 7:37pm On Jun 19, 2015
njokusboy:
In dat case, I'd rather take her anywhere else...
Because your motives are not pure. angry
What do you want to do that you don't want her parents to see? Huh?
Family › Re: I'm Bored, So Why Not?? Yet Another Feminist Thread! by cococandy(f): 7:37pm On Jun 19, 2015
@bold can be said to be a direct consequence of stressful work life and home life.

And this is feminisms' fault because?

Are non-feminists essentially women who are content to be idle and not experience the stress of achievement?

People deal with stress differently.
If someone turns to drink for relief, blame their ignorance.
pickabeau1:
HAHA.. mindset...

I just want us to look at the article..

These are the key thrusts of the article


- Large numbers of today’s educated, middle-class women are more stressed, more prone to depression and drinking more than ever before
- Equality of child care responsibilities which still seems to be more on the woman somewhat
- Preponderance of late marriages and start of parenting
- Increase in midlife (20 plus years) divorces
Family › Re: Toke Makinwa's First Vlog After The Scandal. by cococandy(f): 7:25pm On Jun 19, 2015
How do you know the house belongs to the guy?
Do you know who pays rent?
coogar:
i cannot believe she hasn't packed out of the dude's house yet. with the way she's advised millions of naija wives to run at the first sign of trouble, i expect toke to be in her father's house by now.

which simply tells you that the noise women make about catching their hubby with infidelity is just what it is - noise. they would advise other women to flee from the hubby but when it happens to them, they stay in the marriage.
Family › Re: Toke Makinwa's First Vlog After The Scandal. by cococandy(f): 7:24pm On Jun 19, 2015
pickabeau1:
Nope
Acknowledging that she is going through a personal issue and understanding or privacy at this time is not analysis or explanation
ok
Family › Re: Nigerian Ladies And 'taking Out Syndrome' by cococandy(f): 7:24pm On Jun 19, 2015
njokusboy:
Most girls don't live alone, dats if they are not staying with their parents sef
Yes that works too.

So the parents can see you and you will be in the living room.
No chance for sneaking up close and trying to kiss her when she doesn't want to tongue
Family › Re: Nigerian Ladies And 'taking Out Syndrome' by cococandy(f): 7:13pm On Jun 19, 2015
njokusboy:
Nope, maka why nah?
Ladies houses are usually uncomfortable....
and you think a guy's house is not uncomfortable ?
Family › Re: The Family Section Fun Room!! by cococandy(f): 5:56pm On Jun 19, 2015
Taryour happy birthday ma'am.
God bless and keep you.
Family › Re: Nigerian Ladies And 'taking Out Syndrome' by cococandy(f): 5:54pm On Jun 19, 2015
njokusboy:
I personally do not have a problem with taking anyone I fancy to anywhere in this world... what I find unsettling is the consensus that people need to hang out to know each other, can't "knowing each other" be done in the boys house?
or you could go to the girl's house.
Family › Re: Nigerian Ladies And 'taking Out Syndrome' by cococandy(f): 5:47pm On Jun 19, 2015
Hahahaha

I can relate.
If I got a gift, she would ask me "who is he? Me and your father don't know him.Take it back."

And When I'm like 'I'm an adult, can't I do what I want?'

Her response? "Go and be and adult in your own house. Not under my roof!."

I resented it. But now I know better.
She obviously knew better than me that no gift is really free.

damiso:
Parents have a lot to do seriously. Firstly try and have the amount of children you can at least give the BASICS plus a little extra once in a while. I know it's not easy but like you said about 80% of charity begins at home. My mum was still buying my clothes till I got to 200l and a strange top or slippers would have warranted serious questioning.

I had course mates who were sending money home to their parents,paying house rent , buying cars for their mothers shuo a pikin in school that is not working. huh And before people spring the poverty card there were loads of gals from extremely poor backgrounds who still did not think sleeping with guys to get money was acceptable.

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