₦airaland Forum

Tink_sh:
Why would you say such a thing?? Its one thing to argue your point but to say such things about him and his mother is putting yourself on his level. To make a joke about child molestation is not funny either on any level. If your going to insult and argue your point please step above the dirt!!

MOBO444:
^^^ You are a Black lady and nothing more and i knoew you cry yourself to sleep everynight, you fustrated woman.

bawomolo:
why exactly is prostitution illegal? if a man/woman wants to pay for sex, let them do it.

all those women complaining about their marriages, should blame their husbands and not the pros.

maedan:
Wow, so it's the Ghanians who started it all. Reminds me of those charges we had to pay at all those "toll-gates" when travelling from state to state.  So a Nigerian actor was made to pay "toll gate" to act/produce movies in Ghana. In that case Ghanians should be ashamed, and I feel it's just jealousy that made them do it. Big up to our Nollywood for hitting back and bringing them to their knees. Who else apart from us Nigerians watch their movies sef, if at all? Meanwhile, Nigerian movies are enjoyed all around Africa and overseas.

maedan:
I'm appalled to hear that actors from an African country have to be "charged" before being allowed to act in another country. Where is the love?? I know the actor's guild have fees but to put an actual charge on each other (Ghana vs Nigeria) is embarrassing - or is that how it's done in Hollywood and UK and Canada?

DeLaRue:
with its large population, most reasonable observers would expect Nigeria to have its fair share of idiots, but you two certainly plunge the depth. You exemplify the charater traits most commonly (rightly or wrongly) associated with the average Nigerian - aggressive, uncultured, loud mouth dumbos.

I'm glad the leaders of the Nigerian film industry are sitting down with their Ghanaian counterparts to discuss an amicable grown-up solution, rather than the overly aggressive option that you canvass.


We Nigerians need to realise that we are not as important as we think we are, and using the 'nuclear' option against fellow Africans for the slightest skirmish will only reinforce certain stereotypes.

Yes, we may have gazillion population as some of you often brag, h/ever we should know that Ghana is a country we can & should learn from.


- Its people enjoy a higher standard of living & are on average better educated than we are;
- The country & its democracy is better managed;
- It enjoys widespread respect in international circles - unlike Nigeria; and  
- The people are probably more civilised & cultured than we are.

tit_squeez:
for me personally woman no fit just slap me like that ooo. I must slap back. Unless the slap is completely justifyable. For example i once got slapped by a girl in a club, but that was only because i kept lifting up her mini skirt to see the colour of her thong.

Exponental:
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Your last last line says it all.It's not a do or die thing,we don't have to go if we don't stand a good chance.No be by force

MRbrownJAY:
although i've always enjoyed watching Alonso in the past, i was a Häkkinen fan then a Räikkönen fan before ending up an Alonso fan. in my opinion there is no better driver than him this yr (thats just MY opinion, no need for debate), and if Kimi comes back next yr, as it has been rumored, then i will jump right back on the Räikkönen fan wagon (even if he drives for Virgin)

Abagworo:
Ok.Now that the ammunitions may actually have been meant for Gambia,is it still northerners?One Nigerian Politician is well known to have invested heavily in Gambia and may be in for a power play there to protect his economic interest.We are still not sure though.

pdone:
I think you have a peanut in that your thick skull. Stop deluding yourself by calling that thing you got there, a brain. A man of your size should understand better that speaking English well doesn't equate smartness nor intelligent. Maybe that is what your dictionary tells you.

And mind you, I know my own language the way a baby knows his mothers n,i.p,p.l,e.

pdone:
Thank You

I'm not trying to generalizing. I just put the words "Nigeria guys" to let some people understand how it feels when you are included in something that you don't do. Or should I said it is just a way of telling my fellow brothers that saying " Nigeria girls" is not proper. It will be proper if they say "Some girls".

pdone:
Most posts/posters here keep on condemning Nigeria girls as being cheap, gold diggers and hungry. But come to think of it, I think our guys are worst.

Haven't you heard of Nigeria guys going abroad to marry a lady the size of a parachute all in the name of papers

Haven't you heard of Nigeria guys marrying someone the age of her mother all in the name of money/papers

Haven't you heard of Nigeria dating sugar mum all in the name of money

Haven't you heard of Nigeria guys pretending to be in love with a girl just because the girl comes from a reach background and can provide everything him wants

Is there no place where guys are paid to have s, e, x with a lady.

I know a guy who suck pu, ss, y for more than 6years and now he is living large through the money he made.

Find Me Guilty If You Haven't Heard Any of the above.

I'm sick and tired of someone coming here and start crucifying Nigeria girls. Before you judge, check it from all angles. And mind you, before you say Nigeria girls， please make sure that what you are trying to say don't exist elsewhere in the world.

What is see here is not about Nigeria girls but an individual behaviour. Stop generalizing all in the name of gaining attention.