₦airaland Forum

pocohantas:
Lots of Nigerian men are dull, the only way they feel validated is being the head of the house in marriages and bossing women who have no life of their own.

That's why they are so threatened with the whole feminist thing, they can't even take their time to read about it.

Lots...like you've assessed a lot...wow!

Mynd44:
Can you blame him? See what a woman is tweeting. Sometimes you wonder which farm people like her grew up on

Ota farms...

Mynd44:
As in…..

He is the "head" of the house not a freaking baby.

His clothes and undies washed and ironed?

#WifeNotMaid biko. Any man that can't wash his own damn clothes was not trained well by his parents and has no business raising kids or being the head of a family

Please don't be annoyed...can you wash your husband's clothes?

Bisjosh:
Igbo women at work again...tot they said its yorubas that love to cheat


Watching in 7D

Everyone cheats. Irrespective of race or tribe. You know this.

Omolabake111:
Just wondering if the tables are turned....would people comment this way?

At least the table should first turn. Until then...

Oliviaarims:
Your partner will never be disloyal...

I'm sure his friends told him the same thing.

rawpadgin:
wen i said i don't trust even my girlfriend suckers said i am being insecure


girls? fear them

My brother my brother...hahahahahaha

Candycrusher:
If victor moses is 26, then I'm 12 years old

Bwawawawawa...

Be financially independent.

dacblogger:
dnt waste your time, they are not worth the stress..only prove your love for him when he takes you to the altar, as for now, you have no reason proving your love to your b.f that might still leave you for another girl.

Seems someone hurt you real good.

KaptainAfrika:
If a scan shows that I'm expecting a boy and my future wife gives birth to a girl. I will push the baby back inside, maybe he hasn't finished forming...or something.

Hahahahaha

Sexytemi:
All men aren't cheats, but 90% are.

Don't be offended honey, lemme know where you got your statistic from...

DrDope:
☺

Abeg pass me one cooooollllldddddd bottle of here there!

gbosaa:
Are you asking me to scroll back to find some Omar's comment? No time bro.

Are you also trying to say that about 10 of these people can't come together, pull resources together and start something big?

I wouldn't stay in Aba if I was a small time shoe maker. The market is saturated and you really have to be very exceptional to be noticed. If I trust my skills, I'll probably start a new business far away from there. Go to another city like Lagos, Abuja, Jos etc.

There are banks to get loans from.

I hope you know the requisites to get loans from bank. Also depends on the size of business you have in mind. I need an economist to enlighten me abeg.

gbosaa:
I think the issue here is that Aba shoe industry is a conglomerate of shoemakers. Out of over 70,000 shoe makers, it's a shame that not a single big and trusted name stands out. All we hear in the media is 'Aba made'.

This is an opportunity for them to stand out, brand, advertise, market their services and stand out like the shop rites, Versace,coscharis etc.
If I wanted to buy Aba shoe and I'm in maiduguri, who do I approach? Where do I go to? Can I order Aba made shoe online from a trusted shoemaker? Are they online with their individual websites?

If I was there, I'd want to sell myself and stand out from the crowd. It will take one bad shoe maker to mar the reputation of other seasoned and reliable shoe makers and that's because they are branded as one enterprise 'Aba made'

You're right. Branding is very important in the business world. I may not be business savvy but I'm sure brands sell, they're the image of companies (correct me if I'm wrong). I'm impressed with the fact that they're doing something really positive not just for their families but their region as well. They're not where they should be but they're not where they use to be also. Improvement is the hallmark of proper advancement. They'll get there. Let's support by patronising locally-made goods. That's the much we can do...for now.

izzy4shizzy:
I am smelling Nigerian mentality here, someone with 27 years experience cant save enough to improve his equipments? Sometimes we dont need the government to come and dash us money, we just have to be business minded.

I think what they need is not loans but seminars on how to plan and execute a business plan with space for expansion

They are doing a good job tho, but can always do better

First you need to be sure about the cost of the machine viz-a-viz the economic responsiblities i.e number of people to cater for in terms of family size. Truth is some machines are best gotten through soft loans from banks or other monetary agencies with a proper repayment plan. Everything is not Nigerian mentlity (if something such as that exists!). What they're asking for is not something beyond the capacity of a forward-thinking government. Let's be realistic when we discuss.

Onijagidijagan:
Good initiative

Aba shoes will remain Aba shoes forever if is d igbo people that are producing them. It will look good in d eyes of igbo but d thing is, it can never look good to Nigerians talkless of d world.

I will advice my brothers and sisters frm d eastern part to stick strictly to their importation of goods and and selling them and let d Yorubas and Hausas and others to handle shoe production and manufacturing of other commodities like it as always been.


#Truth is mine

Did anyone see that flat headed man in blue clothing ?

What side of your bed did you wake up from this morning?

midehi2:

Lol

Sunnymatey:
Rich marries rich. Though l feel it should have been the other way round.

Make she marry you?

[quote author=midehi2 post=51455730]dream come true


my dream almost coming true, live in a comfortable home with my kids and adorable husby

Hahahahaha. You no dey dull, you be better babe jare.

GossipHeart:
What job do you do

He sells corn.

Bisjosh:
It feels good to be a working class lady

Yeye girl

[quote author=Firefire post=51074256]Sister na only mouth action.
Oga defend yourselves or be killed.

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rosalieene:
No 11; They are always on NL and other social media network ranting "girls and money" go and make your own money
mmhmmm, what do you want girls to do now.
If a girl is so unfortunate not to have money made by herself what's wrong with her collecting from guys. If she decides to give her body in exchange, its her body and her life...... no one's business
Truth be told, you can't know a guy's true character till he has money..

Really? So a man's 'true' character is inexplicably tied to the presence of money. Wonderful!!! To start with I hope ladies become fortunate enough to make theirs. No pride in collecting. No pride.

raumdeuter:
Grab them by the Pvssies baby

The leader of the world you all see as the perfect societies is a PVssy grabber

GOP - Grabber of Poossies

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Do you play football manager?

Lawlahdey:
Lol :DI don't dispute that :PYou are right bae but what i'm saying is for guys to stop asking high maintenance ladies out if they can't keep them. . You know one when you see her nahLol

What do you mean by high maintenance?