Celebrities › Re: The Street Bread-Seller That Turns Into Object Of Shame by cococandy(f): 3:30am On Feb 17, 2016 |
Ode WaffenSS: You're preaching to neanderthals.
this sort of immorality is what modern christianity propagates, promotes, and perpetuates.
theirs is decadence inextricably bound with iniquity. and yet they prefer gospels of wealth and earthly pleasures against the truth of salvation.
hubris, thy name is eternal damnation. |
Celebrities › Re: The Street Bread-Seller That Turns Into Object Of Shame by cococandy(f): 3:27am On Feb 17, 2016 |
DeathStroke007: laughing... my username has nothing to do with religion.. hopeless oaf trying to bring out case out of nothingness Thou holy one. Why call others names or is God not against that? Hypocrite |
Celebrities › Re: The Street Bread-Seller That Turns Into Object Of Shame by cococandy(f): 3:25am On Feb 17, 2016 |
Pls where's the unclothedness. I'm yet to see it.
Her shoulders or what? Where's the immoral picture.
Extremist OP. |
Celebrities › Re: They Want To Disgrace Me - Linda Defends Birkins After Hermes Confirms It's Fake by cococandy(f): 3:16am On Feb 17, 2016 |
BTW I've a problem believing that response was from Hermes. Seems like some parody account. |
Celebrities › Re: They Want To Disgrace Me - Linda Defends Birkins After Hermes Confirms It's Fake by cococandy(f): 1:23am On Feb 17, 2016 |
Yea I guess you're right  Tolatutu: Isn't that what she does to others going by your logic what's her business with other people's marriages, careers e.tc When you make a career out of talking about other people's business you have no moral right to complain when they do the same to you. You and i know if someone else was caught showing off fake bags Linda will be the first to talk about it |
Celebrities › Re: They Want To Disgrace Me - Linda Defends Birkins After Hermes Confirms It's Fake by cococandy(f): 1:19am On Feb 17, 2016 |
You guys (if you live abroad) stop buying designer items online. Go to their outlet shops and you'll be sure you're buying the original. I'll never order any designer stuff online or from another store except the actual designer outlet. naijadeyhia: She was scammed and the scam was so good she actually believes it and is fighting to defend it. I once bought 2 replica prada bags for my wife, pink and black with a thick gold strip on the handle on it and when fedex delivered them they were so real with the ceritificate of authenticity. They cost me about 45k each and my wife couldnt stop flaunting them. One day she went to Rita Dominics birthday party at la campagne (rita is their family friend) and Rita saw the bag and loved it and insisted she wanted her own. My wife told me and I ordered another one with black/brown with the gold strip on it and my wife sold it to her as the original for 280k. That was the day I knew that replicas are amazing and haven't stopped buying them since. Those are the pics of the Prada bag. Truth be told, these replicas are so good that only the makers can tell the difference same with Lindas bags. linda na mugu raised to power infinity |
Celebrities › Re: They Want To Disgrace Me - Linda Defends Birkins After Hermes Confirms It's Fake by cococandy(f): 1:10am On Feb 17, 2016 |
You understand gan AdaNri1: you have never been dragged through mud then.
When some people go out of their way like witches on a broom to disgrace you because they're filled with jealousy, you shouldn't let them win. |
Celebrities › Re: They Want To Disgrace Me - Linda Defends Birkins After Hermes Confirms It's Fake by cococandy(f): 1:09am On Feb 17, 2016 |
bussieboi: all dese for what, all i see are vanity bags dat a man wud neva know its worth unless u tell him
the irony is its a female dat wud see the bag and knw its quite expensive.
ask around an average man has no idea d difference between an aba made nag and a italian bag all we see is a bag! true that  |
Celebrities › Re: They Want To Disgrace Me - Linda Defends Birkins After Hermes Confirms It's Fake by cococandy(f): 1:07am On Feb 17, 2016 |
I don't support what she's doing but I understand it. Haters can make you just lose your cool.
What's their business if the bags are fake or real? When you have something nice, someone somewhere will just carry their bitterness to tarnish it for you. |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by cococandy(f): 11:31pm On Feb 16, 2016 |
banmee: Damn it!!!!!! I thought you'd forget. Oh well, I gotta whip out cookery skills and my wallet . Gademiit!! Me forget food? You're on a long thing. |
Family › Re: Dear Mothers, Stop Bleaching Your Baby's Skin. by cococandy(f): 11:18pm On Feb 16, 2016 |
Your mom couldn't just talk to her about the negative side effects of using that cream? Especially as she didn't know it was wrong. jashar: some women lack proper home training that deals with child care. But then, they saw their mothers bleach(in old age), they bleached, why shouldn't the baby bleach too?
Family of bleaches . [bI'll never forget the day my mum slapped a church member for rubbing Funbact A on her 6 month old daughter.[/b] The saddest part was this; that was the 'baby cream' she was using regularly on the child and she didn't know it was wrong. |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by cococandy(f): 11:16pm On Feb 16, 2016 |
jumzzy448: Egusi soup
Brekky that egusi is nice. Just how I like it. |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by cococandy(f): 11:16pm On Feb 16, 2016 |
banmee: Lol. . . . I'm still waiting for that special dish and my Walmart $1 gift card. |
Family › Re: Advice For Relocating To Nigeria by cococandy(f): 11:06pm On Feb 16, 2016 |
Plus Christmas in the village with harmattan and lots of agbalumo (udara).  bebe2: My dear happiness is relative,
U cud be happy with ur job and unhappy with family life,
I am happy here, but I cud happier if naija was safe and I lived in the community where I was born, and raise my kids with their grand parents, lots of cousins, aunties , uncles and extended family and in their culture instead of trying to pull themy from one culture to another. |
Family › Re: Advice For Relocating To Nigeria by cococandy(f): 7:42pm On Feb 16, 2016 |
bebe2: I think Wat she meant is money or material comfort doesn't necessarily make u happy.
As in most pple find happiness in other things such as family, having a sense of belonging to a community , feeling accepted etc You get it. |
Family › Re: Advice For Relocating To Nigeria by cococandy(f): 7:42pm On Feb 16, 2016 |
Mindfulness: @bold
I don't get it. Can you explain, please? Why would you desire a better standard of living if it doesn't make you happier? Maybe to give your kids a better chance at life. Or for survival. It Doesn't mean you plunge yourself into sadness just to get these as if they are more important than emotional wellbeing. But sometimes the little joys that you get from home you can't get elsewhere. That means you have to sacrifice them, since in the long run they are not really worth more than a better standard of life. |
Family › Re: Dear Mothers, Stop Bleaching Your Baby's Skin. by cococandy(f): 6:33pm On Feb 16, 2016 |
You don't have to type that long post. I understand and support what you're saying. I Only sought to correct the fellow that called a neighbor evil because for all she knows, the person doesn't know about its side effects. That's going too far. mercylicious: funbact a is a steroid and bleaching is one of the side effects if used for a long time.
A lot of mothers ignorantly mix it with ori and use on their babies skin. It makes the babies skin so smooth but most mothers dont know it bleaches. Long term effect of use of funbact a or any steriod is bad.
I condemn the bleaching of children. Do you know some mothers go as far as putting bleach in the bathing water of their children to make them fair? They do anything to make their child fair. This is what i call phobia for dark skin. Some of those women were born dark, but bleached their skin along the line and became fair, married fair men, so they dont want anything to give them away that they were originally dark.
Allow a child to grow up as a child. When she grows up, let the decision to tone or not to tone her skin be solely hers. |
Family › Re: ... by cococandy(f): 6:17pm On Feb 16, 2016 |
Dyt: You are stingy I agree |
Crime › Re: Man Slices Lover’s Face In Lagos, Assaults Rival On Valentine’s Day by cococandy(f): 6:17pm On Feb 16, 2016 |
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Family › Re: Newly Married Within A Year or Less- Let's Relate by cococandy(f): 6:11pm On Feb 16, 2016 |
Identify yourself Summer15: How is everyone doing? Is dyt still making trouble?  Cococandy nko? I see we gat some new friends too.. |
Family › Re: ... by cococandy(f): 6:07pm On Feb 16, 2016 |
Dyt: Send me some I only have a pair. Go and buy yours  |
Family › Re: Dear Mothers, Stop Bleaching Your Baby's Skin. by cococandy(f): 6:07pm On Feb 16, 2016 |
yvelchstores: Cc lalasticlala pls push to fp....that is how serious this is. When my baby had a rash, someone actually suggested I apply funbact-A on her skin.I was shocked at such evil suggestion. I have actually seen a woman applying caro white on her children. That evil cream. I think that's supposed to be an anti fungal cream So if your baby had a skin condition and she suggested it, she's not being evil for that. Haba |
Family › Re: Dear Mothers, Stop Bleaching Your Baby's Skin. by cococandy(f): 6:04pm On Feb 16, 2016 |
People bleach their children's skins?  |
Family › Re: Advice For Relocating To Nigeria by cococandy(f): 5:59pm On Feb 16, 2016 |
You're so funny. Who wouldn't miss their home? Or want to interact with people from their place? And who told you happiness is about where you live? Sometimes you can be happier at home but then it makes more economic sense for you to live elsewhere. Going there if it's a better standard of living doesn't automatically imply that one will be happier. If someone points out something bad they wish was fixed in their country, does that mean they detest their country? So the better thing is to pretend like it doesn't happen so that one can be called patriotic I guess. I know sha that's how this thread will turn out. Anyone who doesn't paint a glowing picture of the crumbling system will be made to look like they are bad even though what they are saying is true. well I agree with you on adaptability. If you can adapt anywhere, you can be successfully resident there. Unfortunately the only thing you can't adapt to is a life or death situation where no one is ready to render any help until you cough out money. As bad as 'the west' is, I don't see that happening to anyone. Emergency first before money talk. peacengine: Whether you like it or not there is no place like home. People are on here talking crap about medical emergencies and fake drugs, yet if you go to villages you will still see people of 100+ living happily.
If these people are so happy abroad why do they keep interacting with us down ere? It's because they miss the Nigerian feel. Ask people who live in organized Estates if they have ever been robbed before, you think we do not have good pharmacies here that sell original drugs? FG hospitals are up to standard and we have good private/Catholic hospitals here, is there any country where people live past 130? Our schools here(especially missionary schools are very good)
No one is saying you should relocate if you don't want to, but for someone who is considering it, I can confidently say, it is not a bad decision.
OP, do your research well, and pick a good state to settle in. It is better to come back to the land of sunshine and rain than to remain in Ice block and die of cold related ailment when you are old. My aunt made this mistake and now no one knows where her grave is except her three kids who do not interact with us. |
Romance › Re: Share Your Valentine's Day Gifts Here! by cococandy(f): 5:41pm On Feb 16, 2016 |
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Family › Re: ... by cococandy(f): 5:38pm On Feb 16, 2016 |
Dyt: Cococandy Do feminist fight?  Yes o With boxing gloves too  |
Family › Re: Advice For Relocating To Nigeria by cococandy(f): 11:45am On Feb 16, 2016 |
I haven't heard of that happening to a child. I don't want to think about it though. Because it's very possible. EfemenaXY: Lord have mercy.
Cococandy & Bebe2, question for you on the point made earlier on about people having no empathy, even for victims of road accidents. If children are involved, do people in Naija still stand aside, snapping pic and videoing them as they bleed to death??  |
Family › Re: Advice For Relocating To Nigeria by cococandy(f): 11:43am On Feb 16, 2016 |
Wow! But I'm not surprised. bebe2: Folk don't know how bad the country is, because pplease believe it's every man for himself.
OK make I gist u one tori,
A man was diagnosed with terminal cancer here , with all the " am an African man , I will not die in oyibo land" bravado he packed his things and went back to naija to die. We all cried, said our farewell .
4months later he is back,with horror stories, his people were duping him back n front everyone trying take Wat they can get.
Medical care was zero, he was dying all they needed was strong pain killers to ease pain , but sometimes they buy real, sometimes it's fake.
Once the morphine he brought from the UK was finished, hell started. Blood doctors cudnt even control his pain. Dats how he jeje packed his load back to the UK to have a peaceful death. |
Family › Re: Advice For Relocating To Nigeria by cococandy(f): 10:46am On Feb 16, 2016 |
EfemenaXY: Police report or money? 
I thought the in-thing these days is, no-money-no-treatment, even if the patient is at the point of death? Money in every case. But police report (and money of course) if it's a gunshot wound. |
Family › Re: Advice For Relocating To Nigeria by cococandy(f): 10:45am On Feb 16, 2016 |
bebe2: just leg, Wat a lucky man,
Have u heard of the young girl dat was shot by armed robbers in portharcout? She was rushed to the hospital but doctors but doctors refused to treat her because there was no police report.
She bled to death right in the presence of her family. Dats how bad things are. I don't know who made that rule but it's the stupidest thing I've ever heard. Always wondered what they were thinking every time one more person dies because the hospitals won't treat without a police report. If the hospitals would be mandated not to release any treated gunshot victims without a police report, that would make more sense than demanding one before treatment. What's even the logic behind that? Who has time in the face of such emergency to go get police report which by itself will take a lot of time. That's if the police don't demand money before issuing a report. |
Family › Re: Advice For Relocating To Nigeria by cococandy(f): 10:39am On Feb 16, 2016 |
 7! What were they looking for? Did they mistake the house for a bank? EfemenaXY: Lack of emergency services, I can tolerate - to an extent.
But the almost non-existent security services? No. It's either you're facing chronic armed robbers down south, or suicide bombers up north. Was told some really scary stuff a few weeks ago...
Some relatives received a distressed call from an aunt in the middle of the night that a couple of armed robbers were trying to break into their home from the outside. So this aunt, along with her husband and kids started calling everyone they knew of - neighbours, friends, relatives, etc to reach any army officers / police / DPOs to come to their aid. (They too were trying to call the police but weren't getting any response).
Eventually the thieves broke into their home, but couldn't gain access to the bedroom where the family had locked themselves in. So what did they do? They climbed up onto the ceiling, made their way the room, removed the ceiling boards and one of them made to jump down into the room. Unluckily for the thief, her husband was prepared and made to cut off the armed robber's legs with a machete. Took a couple of swipes at him, but as luck will have it, just then the police (or army?) arrived at the scene and started firing shots in the air. The armed robbers took off, with one of them leaving behind their slippers.
Guess how many robbers there were in total?
Seven. Four on the outside, and three in the roof.
Harrowing experience. They were lucky. An inlaw's aunt wasn't that lucky. He (and others) received her distress call but within an hour, her husband was shot dead. |
Nairaland General › Re: Heartbreaking Story Of A Starving Two-year-old Nigerian Boy by cococandy(f): 10:30am On Feb 16, 2016 |
Onegai: See "great African values" at work, where they abandon a toddler because someone said he's a witch.  A 'man of God' saw the vision. |