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Dele, dey deceive yourself.

Trolololo.

…and just like that, controversy made us care about who won Miss South Africa. All news is good publicity.

That boy should hit a gym, quick.

O ti?

Who is “we?”

Er, okay. Good luck to her.

The government wants to murder thousands of citizens. I no follow for their matter. I will jump from cab to cab which employ the use of petrol.

These people are back on colos once again.

Congregation of thieves no fit expose themselves if reward no dey. My guy wey dey make noise fit be one of them behind closed doors. Na Naija we dey.

moupe:
Gen-Z only interested in shisha , loud, kolos and big brother Naija.
Soon they will lose everything about culture

Story, story.

SisterAnn:
Under the cover, no pant. Quick action. Chop clean mouth. Dem full angwar Doki.

Egbon, no dey expose yourself.

Good to see some traditions are still going strong. At least I know Gen-Z will carry on with this despite being born into technology.

Phonebook4122:
This forum is becoming useless as bots have taken over the comnent section

The moderators call it "engagement."

Another child with cheap data. I no read the topic, sef.

advanceDNA:
U are technically right.....but advertising is generally a risk and would be a waste if u don't channel it properly. And it's not about trust, there are no guarantees .....even those using billboards on the highways are taking a risk that road users will see it and convert them to sales....

That's why when u are running ur ad campaign..u should select the platform that will reach ur target audience the most.... No one is forcing nairaland or any platform on u.....

Nairaland is dead cheap...go and try Mr macaroni.....the werey charges nothing less than 350-500k just to market ur product in one video....

I can understand advertising on his platform. Millions of Nigerians watch him and his videos get shared to friends on the regular. If anything, his prices are fair. I never hear of Nairaland for radio talk less of coming across the platform on any of our news stations. This is the Nigerian equivalent of 4chan; only incels and fellow recluse congregate here. The forum's advantage was a first user implementation. If Nigerians weren't a lazy bunch, that would've thinned years ago.

Alternate accounts all over this thread.

Eko Atlantic is a ghost town. Hopefully, this will bring companies to the area. If residents can’t find their way there organically then industrial organizations will fill the place. A half or no bread situation.

A report I could do without.

This man, stop using your daughter abi niece’s identity to disturb us on Nairaland. Them swear for you?!

Not a bad effort. I remember one Olympic year when our men’s team was decimated from the tournament.

Lol.

XtraFortunes:
That is not true. The percentage of men who can do female hair in Nigeria is less than 0.01percent. if you were talking of cooking, that is understandable, but doing hair? That is rare. Majority of women can't do their own hair

260,000 males is nothing to sneeze at.

The whole fraudulent Nigerian assumption is held by a small yet vocal populace. It’s like the ignorant people of the internet who make one believe illiterates thrive online.

The African man knows nothing but suffering. He makes money with the aim of watching everyone around him suffer. This thing don enter curse.

If e hard you, enter village. I remember one child on Nairaland doing so. She no dey post rubbish again. She’s facing farming full-time now.

I can’t take the username serious.

XtraFortunes:
That is a lie. I am the only boy my mum has and I did have not learn that. Even my sisters don't know how to let alone me that don't have long hair

Una lazy. Na me cause am?

Ballzproblemm:
even if you pay pay me I won't learn it,to each their own

Every human has a price.

DevilsEqual:
And why would i want to learn to plait women's hair if i do not plan to own a salon?


As for the man, if he actually did that to save some cost, I'm worried he's just become a full-time hair stylist

Convert £200 to Naira. Anyone but the most misogynistic will understand.

Ballzproblemm:
it's uncommon for a man to plait hair.

Not uncommon. It’s a skill many don’t learn. Houses with a sole male and many female children, the boy of the house learns the skill in a bid to while time. I don’t see why such a person wouldn’t braid his wife or daughter ’s hair for the fun of it.

Day seven already? I am shocked.