₦airaland Forum

DREAMZZZ:
wetin i go use nude do...i wan fùcj her toto

You no grab wetin I mean... How much she go charge

DREAMZZZ:
Me i just wan fùck that etinosa girl

freecocoa:
That’s what we all used to think till we were proven otherwise.

True!!!! That's the reason why I am proud of my "Turning Stick" size

Xisnin:
Because they want to retain their father's name?
SMH

Tallesty1:
What I did most was using hot knife to join the thing together.

I did that too... My mom taught me

freecocoa:
Why are you laughing? Is that not a valid question?

It's Valid and funny at the same time..... "Size doesn't matter"....

Omoluabi16:
If you are not ready to drop your maiden name, then remain in your father's house forever. Why are we Even discussing this? All this useless feminist who should be focusing on women emancipation and core issues like Rape, FGM and trafficking will be trying to prove what they are not. They think men are their biggest problem. Their wise mothers and Grandmothers got on peacefully and were fulfilled. Rubbish.

freecocoa:
But wait o! Will this dude’s Penis be big or what?

MariaLavina:
Oya gist me

Intelligent, Good command of English, jovial, Sarcastic, Funny and Open minded..... Each of those monikers have At least one of these...., There are others, but it's personal

MariaLavina:
Only you?


You can't find all these personalities in one person. Expect if there is a common trait among these monikers you mentioned that you are referring to.

Yeah

Tamarapetty:
Do you want to die?? Heh

Hehehe, You're supposed to rejoice na

Bracha:
I don't think Nigeria has a middle class: i.e a middle class in the strict meaning of the word. Most of the people in that range here are just people one less paycheck away from poverty. In my opinion.

Bros Bros, You're brutal oooo..., Let's just stick to the meaning in Nigerian way( higher and lower middle class)

midnighter:
Lol no need, you were just saying the truth. Its not our fault, we should just do our best

midnighter:
Lol, i wanted to make a comment on how long it would take but i didnt want to sound pessimistic, so i went for a harmless platitude. But I guess youre more cynical than i am

Hehehe,,,,Maybe I should withdraw my statement and create some sense of hope

midnighter:
Yes, i would say its a mixture of poor leadership, a culture of self-interest and greed, and an unstable economy. The economy point is an interesting one, because it crashed fairly recently but the bad behaviour was there previously. so it could be even more of an intrinsic problem

Onwards and upwards

Well, until these problems are solved (which would be difficult to), we're in for a long thing.....

midnighter:
Life in general favours the wealthy or middle class, but societies that pride themselves on being refined put contingency measures in place to look after those who are less fortunate- or at least keep them alive, with food and shelter

Thats why its important that you mentioned infrastructure since basically all the problems we are facing right now are due to shoddy, outdated and corrupt social structures that cannot serve the people they were created for

I remember last year when "restructuring" was the watch-word. It was a good idea, but it petered out. That and "true federalism"

@the bolded is What Nigeria and other African countries lack ,but then I think our leaders aren't ready to make things work, our economy isn't encouraging too....


About "restructuring".....haha, thank goodness you said it "petered" out.....

midnighter:
Infrastructure could be improved, life expectancy is terrible (but class-based), its comfortable if you have the money, employment is based too much on connections, but if one can get a decent job it removes other obstacles

midnighter:
Let me try

more secure extended family networks
less emasculation of the male child- though we overdo it sometimes
cheap and organic food
almost no chance of a child being affected by gay/transgender agenda except for anomalies like bobrisky


i'll keep thinking

advocate666:
I think he's trying to console himself for his cancelled visa.

logan2:
you forgot divorce laws,child welfare issues,child custody issues after divorce or if you have no money you would want to cry

Strongsoul:
We r not together as he said bt we have sex...and at other side he adds other girls

Strongsoul:
Helo everyone.I am white girl and my husband is Nigerian.He divorced me few weeks ago.We stay in my country.Anyway while we were maried he was pushing me to fix his papers which i didnt because I couldnt because he is in my country Ilegaly.I was d one to pay bils rent and all bt he never apreciater it.He never behaved as he loved me and was never proud to cal me his wife and flirting with girls.If i tel him that he wil tel me i am insecure.Also he always show bad opinion about white people and white culture.When he found out i couldnt fix his papers he divorced me.We stil have sex he tels me he loves me.but we are not together.He totaly changed after divorce.Adding other girls and it pains me...What should i do?Also he wil go back to his country soon