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Avedonn:
Where are you watching it?

ColdHunter:
On DSTV?

ColdHunter:
Does anyone recieve these messages?

Its annoying the hell outta me.

bunnae:
My dad passed this morning at 75years of age. He was a visitor of this forum for more than 10 years.

Through the times he struggled with his ailment, Nairaland was one place he visited daily to get information and laugh at funny comments.

May God be praised.

Twoclans:
Hey God

What has phyna done again.

mboii:
Episode 2 out yet please?

firJ:
Crosskim….
https://twitter.com/salamidauda7/status/1700515201584447612?s=46[/quote]This is wrong though but the babe get yansh you and breast.

I must admit she's endowed.

Leggodeals:
Have you seen Omashola's wife outside social media, filters and make up? Everyone is very pretty until they come to biggie's house.

Manfromlasvegas:
Wetin u dey talk sef? I was just making an illustration. Cancel the Yoruba, cancel the dirty, cancel the disloyal, and put any other ethnic group and any other generally shared stereotype about them the point would still stand. And just for the record I do not think neither was I trying to say that Yorubas are dirty and disloyal. Thank you

Olodo24:
she do not have a strong clique this season. Even Venita isn't acting like her friend. The two men she was very close to have left. It's right for her to seriously wonder what's going on outside and feel alone.

PegasusSolid:
Figure of speech. I actually wanted to say she looks like a female Black Panther, but it might go over the head of the person i sent my comment to.

PegasusSolid:
Lol,Angel, mad sex appeal? Angel that looks like a Malcolm X female bodyguard, sex appeal? Angel with the swinging coconut breasts, sex appeal? Do you really rate men that low? And yes, Pere was really ashamed about that sexual incident with her, it was low-key paedophilic.

Angel just has something - the undeniable freshness and confidence of youth which radiates all over her, something Mercy and even Venita obviously see in her . Despite being hard-used by mean guys, her body will naturally rejuvenate, the girl still has 7 more years to outgrow her hoe phase, she makes even fresh Soma look like a parent. Being 23, she'll still be in demand on the Island where women are only seen as senior citizens once they clock 28-30.

Olodo24:
I really don't see Mercy settling for Whitemoney. It's a possibility, but I just can't buy it. Deep now, Ike wants her back, but that's not the kind of person she needs right now. She can't settle for him. Frodd is the only one I think she could have settled with, but since he's moved on to another woman and starting a family already, Mercy must have moved on too. Also, I think Mercy is in a relationship outside the house.

As for Venita, I really don't see her and Adekunle working outside. This is just a BB house ship as usual

Manfromlasvegas:
As I said before, and it actually bears repeating, I see his point but my problem is he doesn't see their point. Gender issues, like racism, is one of the most important and sensitive issues in the progressive world you can not compare it with eating rice. Anyone who is going to speak on these issues (racism, gender, religion etc) especially on tv, is expected to speak from a place of inclusivity, empathy, and open-mindedness. You cannot speak on this type of issue in the same manner as you would speak on other type of issues like rice for instance.
The reason is discussions centred on this type of issues have an extreme capacity to become overly-charged, contentious and offensive to a whole lot of people unlike discussions centred around other type of issues like rice.

Imagine a white man who runs his own business comes on tv and says he doesn't like black people because they are too lazy and for that reason he doesn't employ them. It is of course his business, and his reasons might be valid based on his own experience, but the sort of backlash he would receive and financial injury he would suffer would teach him an important lesson in public tact and unguarded utterances. If the same man were to come on tv and say he doesn't like rice because it turns his tummy and so doesn't eat it, even though it is technically the same in core substance and spirit as his first statement ---- expressing personal dislike for something else----- I am sure he would suffer very little personal injury in this second scenario for the simple reason that discussions centred around rice are not as divisive as discussions centred around race.



The point being there are some topics you don't speak about anyhow, whether indeed you are technically right or wrong to avoid causing more harm than good. If you would venture into these topics, you must do so with moderation and wisdom otherwise you keep shut. I may not like Yoruba people because I think they are dirty and disloyal, this might be very very true in my own experience, but I would be the most foolish man to say it on tv or in any public forum. Wisdom will teach you to be measured in your utterances, to be inclusive, empathetic and broadminded. To be diplomatic and understanding of other people's opinion especially at the point you feel most correct and right. To speak with the certainty and frankness of one who has a little knowledge even though you may know a whole lot.


I like whitemoney, I think he is a pretty smart guy but if he is truly smart he will keep his opinion on women and gender to himself.

COOL10:
LMFAO, you're blowing this thing out of proportion because you're intentionally trying to find faults in his statement. Each man to his own; that's his personal choice. He never advised anyone to imitate him. This show is rated 18 and it is presumed that anyone watching this show has the capacity to use their brains and make their own decisions.


It's just like saying because you don't eat rice, then restaurants will stop selling rice and then people will stop buying rice altogether. That makes no sense. There'll always be people who prefer 9-5 women but trying to castigate Whitemoney for having a different ideology from yours is extremely evil of you.


According to your ideology, if he had said that he preferred 9-5 women, don't you think that also puts female entrepreneurs in jeopardy? Don't you see that? Who's going to marry those ones? Should they die single? Or must every woman do a 9-5 in order to get married?


If every woman does a 9-5, then how are you going to buy your provisions? How are you going to buy your designer wears? How are you going to buy your medicines? How are you going to buy your pastries? Everything no be online. Think!!! 😏


And please stop the lies. He never said he wants a woman that'll stay in the kitchen and rear him children. He clearly said that he's going to open BUSINESSES for his wife that'll earn her millions of naira. He even said that he doesn't care if she earns higher than him, so long she doesn't lose respect for him and begins to insult him when he's broke.


As for those okrika feminists, they can keep on dragging him. As dem dey drag am, we go dey drag dem. No be today e start. I get their medicine. Dem no reach 😆

Eeghe:
I saw it…
It was as dry as efff

YoungDaNaval:
See what a friend posted on his whatsapp status

aremubabs:
Wetin happen?



I heard he was sleeping with someone's wife.

QueenSindel:
U are a joker comparing urself to my baby!

Eeghe:
Oh! Am I meant to be this Miss Shei?

Eeghe:

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