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kaili:To be honest with you, I personally feel a bond with African-Americans. You are our brothers and sisters whose ancestors wer forcefully taken away from Africa's shores many years ago. However, there are stereotypes related to African-Americans that are more often than not, true. - the average African-American man is lazy and prone to drugs, gang activities and crime. There's this "victim" mentality like.... he is disadvantaged and under privileged so why even try to be someone of value to the society? - African-American girls are often stubborn and tend to be hood-rats. Teenage pregnancies and single motherhood as well as having children from different men is commoner among African-American women than any other race in the US. If you ask most Nigerian men, myself included, we wud never consider marrying an African-American babe because most of "y'all" are irresponsible. That being said, these are only stereotypes as i have relatives who wer born and raised in America and have turned out incredibly well and are doing well as professionals in different fields. With regards to ur idea of a large-scale "meet-and-greet", Nigerians are generally friendly hardworking people and such a gathering wud be highly welcomed. However, u have to be weary of fraudsters and swindlers. Also make adequate security arrangements. With regards to relocating to Nigeria, hmmm...i don't want to discourage you but whatever challenges you are facing in the US are nothing compared to what you wud experience here. Nigeria is an extremely difficult country to live in. I repeat, extremely difficult. Almost nothing works here. It's difficult enough for us who wer born and raised here. Don't do it. Please. Many Nigerians are, save for this terrible corona virus pandemic, trying to find ways of migrating to other countries. Visit Nigeria briefly in the future if u must, but don't relocate here. Best of luck. |
kaili:To be honest with you, I personally feel a bond with African-Americans. You are our brothers and sisters whose ancestors wer forcefully taken away from Africa's shores many years ago. However, there are stereotypes related to African-Americans that are more often than not, true. - the average African-American man is lazy and prone to drugs, gang activities and crime. There's this "victim" mentality like.... he is disadvantaged and under privileged so why even try to be someone of value to the society? - African-American girls are often stubborn and tend to be hood-rats. Teenage pregnancies and single motherhood as well as having children from different men is commoner among African-American women than any other race in the US. If you ask most Nigerian men, myself included, we wud never consider marrying an African-American babe because most of "y'all" are irresponsible. That being said, these are only stereotypes as i have relatives who wer born and raised in America and have turned out incredibly well and are doing well as professionals in different fields. With regards to ur idea of a large-scale "meet-and-greet", Nigerians are generally friendly hardworking people and such a gathering wud be highly welcomed. However, u have to be weary of fraudsters and swindlers. Also make adequate security arrangements. Best of luck. |
Checked CNN and BBC news. Not there. |
starbuck:Exactly. Thanks. Stay safe and healthy as well. |
nelsonic:Same here. Yesterday evening. |
Just received mine. IPPIS. |
jeswinner:Are u on IPPIS or Gifmis? |
Mizwisdom:Amen to your prayer but I'm not a prophet of doom. Our leaders have already disappointed us. In case u don't know, our health sector is not even close to being prepared. Even the donations from Jack Ma to help us deal with this crisis are being hoarded. |
starbuck:Don't mind him...ur legs are awesome. NB: The only person who's opinion may count to some extent apart from urs, is ur husband's. And I am certain that he's not complaining. Anyone who doesn't like ur legs can proceed to italy
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UzorChinonso:Na comical therapy if not, we for all run mad ![]() |
When Nigeria's coronavirus cases start ehnnn... the world will forget about Italy and Spain... ![]() |
...approval in absentia bah |
As of yesterday, California state alone in the USA had already tested 66,000 people out of which 3,158 are positive. We r just joking with lives in this country. Ebola method of only testing symptomatic people will not work this time. https://www.latimes.com/projects/california-coronavirus-cases-tracking-outbreak/ As of yesterday Wednesday also, South Africa has tested 15,529 total people and out of this 709 are positive for corona virus. https://m.news24.com/Analysis/analysis-the-first-20-days-into-south-africas-battle-against-covid-19-has-been-marked-with-fear-uncertainty-and-nonchalance-20200326 It's ok. Let us continue fooling ourselves. |
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Rainfall:@ the bolded; All the money budgeted for health? Are u kidding me? ![]() Health Ministry has remained among the lowest in allocations among all the ministries in Nigeria's yearly budgets. On top of that we have corruption. Health has never reached 7% ever, wen the recommended is at least 15% of a country's budget. If you know how unprepared we r in this country, how infectious and deadly Covid-19 is, how much it has already spread, i swear u won't sleep well at night. All these small figures they are releasing, don't kid urself, this virus has already spread across Nigeria, we just haven't tested enough people. We haven't even tested up to 500 people so honestly i fear for nigeria in the next 2 weeks to come. As of yesterday, one state alone in the USA (California) had already tested 66,000 people. We r just joking in this country and we r going to pay dearly. https://www.latimes.com/projects/california-coronavirus-cases-tracking-outbreak/ |
owolabifunke14:Honestly |
Pruwa:FG never drop March salary and with the impending lockdown....hmmm...las las we go dey alright |
Very commendable. |
Pruwa:It's funny that some states pay salaries before FG. Me i don taya sef. |
angelEmade:Hmmm |
Anarchy01:When the rest of us Nigerians wer dying from poor health services, did they care? ![]() Collect slap...silly child ![]()
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Punchline33:No mind am. Prince Charles of England, PM Justin Trudeau of Canada, Angela Merkel Chancellor of Germany etc have isolated themselves, he thinks he is above Uncle Corona? Shey Abba Kyari refused to isolate... we've all seen what happened to him. Continue... better pray u don't come to realise Corona is not anybody's mate |
FARA4GA:Imagine this guy... Impending lockdown with hunger and u are telling ur members to pay offering online... well i don't blame him...sheeples will remain sheeples ![]() |
Built2last:RIP |
But then, why is he wearing this? Is he attending to sick people? |
No More Lies |
I fear for the passenger’s balls when they hit a pothole.... ![]() |
Hmmm |
Mark my words... Nigeria’s number of Covid19 cases are far more than South Africa’s. Let our people continue hiding and under-reporting the true numbers. Na wen people start to die in high numbers everybody eye go clear. |
donbachi:4 depression |
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