₦airaland Forum

Nonywendy:
Simp no fit do shit. I go front u with woman u go melt

STEWpid:
The only phrase I enjoyed in all your statements which is true is bolded above.

Yes! Nothing new under the sun and all atrocities have been there since the emergence of mankind.

I clearly understood the time of Abacha and sawdust in Lag.

I'll give you just only one e.g. so that you'll know where I'm pointing at:

CKAY in his recent song "By Now" said: "we supposed don dey fukk by now".

No one could dare say such in those days, especially for someone at his age!






















Meanwhile, it's extremely embarrassing that you referred to me as OGA!


Chai..

descarado:
I am a complete wazobia

But left Nigeria some yrs back.
Igbo, grew up in pH, schooled in East, served in Abuja, wedded in maiduguri, while schooling did biz in kano, lived in abj, got transfered to lagos, moved back to abj and out of the country. There are other states in between. Have met great people, some of these thieves( sorry to say that) were present at my wedding, while some were regular visitors at my house. Have entered some places and circles that well...., at my age...... let me just leave there so when I share stuff, it's from experience or what I learnt from seniors.

I was roommate during my first Yr with a daughter of one time deputy governor of your state and whenever he visits, it's bountiful. He usually pay surprised visit and I was around two times. The money I got was enough to last me for a whole semester not to talk of foodstuff. Man just dey share roommates money anyhow cos we are his daughters roomies

Wuse is like ikoyi of old.

I multi cook and freeze so I don't cook always especially soup. I also buy all ingredients in bulk. Hate shopping. Even pepper. I buy that in carton

If you have steady electricity, get 2 freezers and buy things in bulk during their seasons.
Very economical. And will reduce high BP

Zigzagman:
dey there. If to say no be internet, I go crush you

ideamonster:
there's opportunity for everyone if you search for it. you can't live in your village and hope that opportunity will find you

Acidosis:
That's quite a longgg journey you've had. The environment one lives in really plays a huge role sha. That's one thing I have come to realise. It's almost impossible to meet certain people if you live or attend some "kain schools"

It's great that you've found ways to be resourceful and save money. The convenience that comes with bulk purchases is something I have come to embrace too. Going through your store, fridge, etc. and seeing things leaves a very lasting satisfaction. In fact, I don't like to be known as "customer daada" (like a regular customer)

Nonywendy:
Simp is that you?

Jman06:
The so called women empowerment is one reason fraud and corruption have persisted in Nigeria because men now resort to cutting corners in order to meet up with the demands of their supposedly empowered women.

Zigzagman:
chairman or shay na madame, men sef don dey collect money. country hard

benqo01:
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If she manages to buy something for herself u will see on her Whatsapp status I LIKE THE WOMAN AM BECOMING

Or she send recharge card to her boyfriend....her Whatsapp status be like WOMEN SUPPORT YA MAN

Well I tyre for Dem o

Zigzagman:
i keep saying that after you finish all these female empowerment, who is going to marry all these empowered females? who?

Khd95:
“Your pretty girlfriend”is presently guzzling another gbola somewhere, give her few times she will be back to you

Since una no wan hear say she doesn’t belong to you, but the streets

orjibra1:
Feminists and preacher of female empowernments have done more harm than good

orjibra1:
and shoe-facing boobs

oneman2k7:
A SIMple man

orjibra1:
Werey don't be 'some'

orjibra1:
Maybe to remind us that there's a cost to our erection