₦airaland Forum

[quote author=craziebone]the entertainment industry here in Nigeria would have done the Job more perfectly but they betrayed us completely.

Nollywood and Nigeria's music industry have done a great deal by telling the African story by Africans but it failed in the all important; by showing black beauty on tv and cherishing it. If they had done that, maybe men would value the black skin better. But i dont blame the entertainers who prefer light skin ladies. They are also a victim of brainwashing and media propaganda.EXACTLY!!!the funniest thing is that those who bleach wil never admit it,u'l hear lines like"that's my colour",I'm only toning nt bleaching..lol,funny world.also,d producers too uses sensational phrases like "skin glowing ,goat milk ,papaya bla bla.it is well unto we african women!!

Beauty is in the eyes of d beholder....personally,I think inferiority complex ,low self esteem and misleading advertising terms on our beauty products should be blamed for the high rate of bleaching...(I'm black N beautiful N proud to be ME!!!!)

Lol,ur flat chest like morrocco flag,ur four corner head like 2b book,ur ears carry standing like cocoyam leaf.lolz..i miss my childhood days.

Dnt be surprised that it might nt be the teacher's fault cos we'v seen cases of parents comparing kids wt their neighbour's kids during P.T.A meetings,so atimes it makes the teacher to over teach.besides,if it's nt affecting your son..y nt leave him in dt school cos no KNOWLEDGE is a waste..bt if u are determined to change his sch,all well and good!#my opinion#sir.tnx.