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Culture / Re: Igbo Kwenu! Kwezuo Nu! Join Us If You're Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/lady by duke4ever: 1:32pm On Dec 13, 2012
Ya gazie o!!!
Sports / Re: EKO2012: Anambra Stripped Of Gold Medal For Fielding Cameroonian Mercenary by duke4ever: 8:15pm On Dec 03, 2012
anything Anambra is a hit. Imagine how this is already creating traffic. Sheun is must get Igbo blood running in him
Politics / Re: Okorocha's ADC Beats Policeman To Coma by duke4ever: 11:51am On Dec 02, 2012
Why was the policeman not on duty to open the gate? why would he delay the governor? Such delay could pose a threat to security considering the state of things in Nigeria. Am no Rochas' apollogist, but am only looking at the same incompetency that abounds in Nigeria police force.

What if Rochas' enemies attacked at that point of delay?
That policeman should properly investigated. I smell a rat. Just being plain
Politics / Re: Nigeria Ranked Worst Place To Be Born In 2013 by duke4ever: 5:59am On Nov 22, 2012
*Ileke-IdI:
My babies will soon thank their grandmother for taking me out of that hell hole.
Never bask yet my dear. The entire world lies in the power of the wicked one -- 1 John 5:19. No place is exempted. Read if you are truely a christian.

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Romance / Do Men Wear Engagement Rings by duke4ever: 11:13am On Nov 20, 2012
I don't usually see this in our society. Are men exempted from wearing engagement ring?
TV/Movies / Re: First Nollywood Outdoor Cinema Workshop In Nigeria by duke4ever: 11:32pm On Nov 15, 2012
DailyNews:

If truly you love Nigeria and you want to help the ever increasing number of unemployed graduate youths in Nigeria, then make the training free!
on point. Or better still reduce the about
Crime / Re: Police Arrest Suspected Arms Dealer In Lagos by duke4ever: 7:39pm On Nov 14, 2012
and they view the topic, see their kinsmen names all over, they bolt in disgust. Mtshewwww!
Crime / Re: Police Arrest Suspected Arms Dealer In Lagos by duke4ever: 7:36pm On Nov 14, 2012
where are the tribal war lords, esp from the wide-wide west
Culture / Re: Gwám Gwàm Gwâm (igbo Riddles) by duke4ever: 9:49pm On Nov 13, 2012
kutchs: onye eke igbuo madu ebe a. Ikpu onye k‘ana ekwu okwu ya biko? Nke gi k‘obu nke onye ozo?
kpomkwem!
Culture / Re: Gwám Gwàm Gwâm (igbo Riddles) by duke4ever: 8:54pm On Nov 13, 2012
gwam-gwam-gwam-gwam tum tum ge ge?
Asisa: oso mgbada n'ugwu.
Culture / Re: Gwám Gwàm Gwâm (igbo Riddles) by duke4ever: 8:52pm On Nov 13, 2012
mike404: Gwam oti nwata n' ihu Nne ya?
Hey, easy pls. Welcome everyone
Culture / Re: Gwám Gwàm Gwâm (igbo Riddles) by duke4ever: 8:40pm On Nov 13, 2012
Policewoman: Gwam gwam gwam, gwam onya (wound) na ekweghi ala ala? Ikpu
Nne you bad ooo! No wonder you no gree translate. Ikpu? Hmmmmm! what of otu? Ok now
Politics / Re: Aviation: Storm Over Ethnic Agenda by duke4ever: 9:41pm On Oct 22, 2012
I been dey think say Igbos hate themselves and are
not united as we are meant to believe here on
nairaland. Hmmmmm!
Politics / Re: Aviation: Storm Over Ethnic Agenda by duke4ever: 7:26pm On Oct 22, 2012
I been dey think say Igbos hate themselves and are not united as we are meant to believe here on nairaland. Hmmmmm!
Romance / Can You Do This On Your Wedding Day - Pic. by duke4ever: 8:49am On Oct 15, 2012
As if this woman will appreciate this mumurism from this goat searching for who knows what for yunder.

Crime / Great Aluuminati - Pic by duke4ever: 10:26pm On Oct 12, 2012
Controversial people

Romance / Re: Average Naija Lady Doesn't Think Of What She's Bringing To A Relationship, Why? by duke4ever: 7:31am On Sep 24, 2012
AnodaIT: The funny thing is that during breakup , she claim to have been used and dumped. As if she was the one doing the ' caring ' .
lolzzz!!!
Romance / Re: Average Naija Lady Doesn't Think Of What She's Bringing To A Relationship, Why? by duke4ever: 7:29am On Sep 24, 2012
vivian chinaza:

Nwannem nwoke rapu kene ife a, a lot of women are breadwinners in their various homes. Forget the mpompo wey many of them dey do when they were single. Once they sign the doted lines on that marriage certificate is goodbye fantasy and hello reality! Unless the very foolish ones that don't want to build their homes.
If u doubt me, come take a ride with me I have got a lot to show u. Na when dey enter man house ka ha ga amata na otu bitter kola si ada n'onu aburo ka osi ato. Ekwusigokwam ka ora m n'onu!

this is wisdom.
Romance / Re: Average Naija Lady Doesn't Think Of What She's Bringing To A Relationship, Why? by duke4ever: 9:01pm On Sep 23, 2012
vivian chinaza: @malaria: Nne okwu gi kwu oto ka cigar!
Okwu ya gbagoro-agbago. She is yet to make any sense!
We are talking of bring something to the table and somene is coming with her moribund mentality of Odoziaku, can you imagine! Nawa for some women sef.
Romance / Re: Average Naija Lady Doesn't Think Of What She's Bringing To A Relationship, Why? by duke4ever: 8:53pm On Sep 23, 2012
malaria:
Yes dear , now women are now Odoziaku, oso di eme, even some are bread winners. Poster u always attract ur kind of person. It is as simple as dat.
which one is Odoziaku? Was I not a very wealthy and organized man before I married her? what is she coming to dozie sef?
And talking of women as bread winners, I can only say 'a handful'. Insignificant number of Naija girls can be said of that. This culture is really bad.
Romance / Re: Average Naija Lady Doesn't Think Of What She's Bringing To A Relationship, Why? by duke4ever: 2:52pm On Sep 23, 2012
Vivian Chinaza ...And this "financial security?" is a big fraud!
now is the time to think and work. Women should no more seat as oriaku(wealth consumers). The reality remains that things are no longer as they were.
Romance / Re: Average Naija Lady Doesn't Think Of What She's Bringing To A Relationship, Why? by duke4ever: 2:45pm On Sep 23, 2012
vivian chinaza:
No, I ain't bred abroad! I was bred in Nigeria and so are some ladies out there! And I wasn't up to 7yrs before I understood that life is not a bed of roses; there are good times, bad times and tough times.
And this "financial security?" is a big fraud! Cos within my short stay on earth, the things I have seen and experienced I can beat my chest and tell u that the life of a man is a mystery! A man's story can be re-written in a blink of an eye!
So if a lady capitalises much on this "financial security" she could be disappointed big time!
someone truly understands the reality of this uncertain life. I wish many girls can think like this and quite their wishful utopian thinkings.
Romance / Re: Average Naija Lady Doesn't Think Of What She's Bringing To A Relationship, Why? by duke4ever: 2:40pm On Sep 23, 2012
tai2: The summary of a typical Nigerian woman and contributions in a relationship is : "of no mean value"

They don't seem to understand that the best way to secure yourself in a relationship is to come with value. Because a woman of value is hard to discard.

Rather the concept of value these days is artificial: Brazilian hair, fake Louboutin's and co. My dears these things aren't adding value to any relationship and can easily be replicated by any woman out there with a budget. Real value does not wash as easily as makeup. A woman with real value is the main woman a man keeps even if he crosses the line occasionally, the rest will just be eye candy, babes of no real value.

Get value. Gather your degrees, get a good job, get alternative hobbies other than "Kim K and E! Entertainment", build your bank account, develop manners, learn how to cook a great deal, be receptive and giving to your partners while having a healthy sense of self-respect.

Show you have real value and a man will seek you out and if they don't seek out find someone with potential and contribute to that project.

Men respect true value. Chances are that if you are still single, you either have an overbloated sense of value or no value compared to the rest out there.

Babes who always wonder why fine young men get married to babes who might be ugly or average, it's all about true value.

very much on point. Shows me you assimilated this issue very well. But, the question is, how many Naija ladies are willing to go by what you've stateD? Could it be that most are too lazy to think for themselves or something? You will discover that most of them have avoided this topic cos they hate the home truth. Only a handful may end up commenting on this issue.
Romance / Re: Average Naija Lady Doesn't Think Of What She's Bringing To A Relationship, Why? by duke4ever: 2:33pm On Sep 23, 2012
Nino De Dios: @OP. Women need SECURITY end of story. They need emotional, relational and most definitely PECUNIARY/FINANCIAL security. Any man who isn't ready to provide all these shouldn't be in a relationship in the first place. So as a man, rather than whining about women wanting this and that, I try to get my own act together so I can provide a stable and fulfilling relationship for my lady.

Afterall were gonna have daughters someday and I wonder if any of us guys would our daughter out in marriage to a guy who won't provide well enough for her...
you don't sound like you really understand the topic, do you?
Romance / Re: Average Naija Lady Doesn't Think Of What She's Bringing To A Relationship, Why? by duke4ever: 11:33am On Sep 23, 2012
190: Vivian - nice points u made there


Ure blessed indeed smiley
she must really be a different breed of Naija gal. Probably bred abroad. What do you think?
Romance / Re: Average Naija Lady Doesn't Think Of What She's Bringing To A Relationship, Why? by duke4ever: 11:30am On Sep 23, 2012
vivian chinaza: People differ, families differ and so are the ladies they breed. Teach a young girl how to be independent, teach her that life is never a bed of roses and when she grows into a lady those things will never depart from her.
I have met friends who depend on men for everything, not because they can't afford those things but they are always like "if I do all these things for myself then what are these guys doing around me?" And its been working for them, it might not work for me, things and people like that don't inspire me.

I don't know what an average Nigerian girl has to offer but I know what I can offer. And I'm grateful for the kind of women around me, the single and the married. Whenever I come around them I feel challenged and I just know the kind of wife I long to be someday.
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Romance / Re: Average Naija Lady Doesn't Think Of What She's Bringing To A Relationship, Why? by duke4ever: 11:28am On Sep 23, 2012
190: Just a quick note


How many Nigerian girls have/has anyone seen that takes themselves
Out on a special/weekly special treat (just as we guys normally do)

I could bet/sum it up 2 - 0% or 1%

Anywhere u see these gurls out there on a special treat, there's always a guy nearby and of cus
Paying d bills
Hmmmmm!
Romance / Re: Average Naija Lady Doesn't Think Of What She's Bringing To A Relationship, Why? by duke4ever: 12:48am On Sep 23, 2012
190:

Esppecially d new generation single ones


Notin 2 write home about, notin 2 offer becos they simply have notin 2 give
Wud u exppect money from d beggers on d street #think about it that way#
Nope! How then can this change?
They should just come out and have their say on this or we'll accept it just the way you've stated it.
Romance / Re: Average Naija Lady Doesn't Think Of What She's Bringing To A Relationship, Why? by duke4ever: 12:39am On Sep 23, 2012
My case remains, why is the average Naija girl not bothering herself with being an asset in a relationship but a liability just as it has always been.
Wherever I see their excitements after meeting Mr Right have always been about counting what they stand to benefit. A good relationship should be a give and take thing. Garbage in garbage out. But why otherwise? Do they ever stoop to count the weaknesses of their relationships and how to convert these or build on it in order to make a meaningful and successful relationship?
Do we simply accept 190's postulation that they(Naija girls) don't have anything to offer in the very first place? If so, what then should contemporary mothers change in their system of raising their female children in order to make them more functional in everything, not just in relationships?
Romance / Re: Average Naija Lady Doesn't Think Of What She's Bringing To A Relationship, Why? by duke4ever: 12:18am On Sep 23, 2012
D-Explorer:
OP, things aren't the way it was those day. The institution is well defined to alot of girls via the help of various informations around us. Ladies understands better now, gone are those days where Adaeze will tie wrapper and wait for the prince by the river side.
did you really check very well to make this conclusion. Honestly, your family may be an exception but that may not really change anything.
Romance / Re: Average Naija Lady Doesn't Think Of What She's Bringing To A Relationship, Why? by duke4ever: 12:15am On Sep 23, 2012
190: To be honest,

what do a NIGERIAN GIRL REALLY HAVE to offer

freecocoa, slimyem, sijo, shollypopz etc - what do you ladies REALLY OFFER to your respective men

lets be logical here, apart from the fact y'all are on nairaland 247 when do you people have time to cook, clean, and take care of him in bed!!

does he have you ladies respective bank accounts?

and what and how have you changed his life (Please dont give we men all that LOADS of advice crap) anyone can advice anyone!!

Begin answer!!


back to post!

To be honest, A NIGERIAN WOMAN doesnt really have ANYTIN TO OFFER -
because they dont even have anything to OFFER in the first place!!

Im not bitter am only stating the facts, cos other women out there have more tins to offer including sex and advice which Nigerian women always claim
they have to offer - if you doubt me date french, norwagien or swedish girls not UK ooh cos UK aint so different from NIGERIAN GIRLS
Nawao!!! Serious!
Romance / Re: Average Naija Lady Doesn't Think Of What She's Bringing To A Relationship, Why? by duke4ever: 9:06pm On Sep 22, 2012
wonderful comments. Let's hear more reasons

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