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Seems this is a new trend. Any misfortune girl who the devil pushes to try this nonsense with me will receive deliverance the harsh way. I will beat her like an armed robber and cut off one of her breasts. Idiot. Imagine the audacity. You wouldn't date a broke guy, but when a guy manages to arrange himself, you now want him to stick to only you as per say you be wetin? The sheer sense of entitlement of these useless girls is shocking. Why should a guy have only you in his life? And what makes you feel entitled to destroy his property because he uses his own money to date as many girls as he can afford to? |
What's the point of those four fools in suit blocking the doors when the car is fully armoured? |
Hustle wouldn't take you here; even ambition wouldn't take you here. Only grace can, and you can't force grace, neither can you seduce her. Grace is like an erratic woman. It falls for whomsoever it pleases. Just do whatever it is you do and keep an open mind. If it's destined, the opportunity will fall on your laps. Remember to be smart enough to grasp and execute that opportunity if and when it comes. |
timilehin007:Yes my hommie, you are a broke guy, just as 99% of us are. It takes only a small whiff of life's dreaded 'curved ball' to scatter your modest sandcastle 'achievement' so far and you'll find yourself begging to eat... Before you get annoyed, I don't wish you misfortune. What I'm trying to point out is the very scary fact that most of us are not made yet, and most of us will never be made until we die. We are all hanging on by the sheer grace of God, and it is the same grace of God that is helping us avoid a million problems that can come from nowhere at any time and instantly render us penniless paupers. Only 1% of Nigeria's population has conquered brokeness for eternity. That's the 1% we all know who have amassed enough fortune to permanently insure themselves against the worst of life's vicissitudes in this lifetime at least. For the rest of us 99 percenters, there's no need to gloat about whether we have money or not, because frankly, it is a question of comparative or circumstantial brokeness. |
norris123:People overrate many unimportant things in this country. I don't even drive all the time. Many times I use uber/taxify, other times I even use Okada and tricycles. It all depends on where I am (I live concurrently in different cities), what I want to do, and what I feel like doing.... Besides, I really enjoy the total freedom and anonymity that comes with moving around town in an uber for instance, rather than with your own car. Ask any car owner that drives frequently in Lagos, and they would tell you the hell they're going through - traffic, LASTMA/VIO wahala, fear of car theft, wrongful parking/one way wahala, etc. What's most important to me, as a man who values a pleasurable lifestyle at all times, is to have cash in my pockets 24/7. It's not by driving a car up and down living a fake life when you don't have kobo in your account. I can't imagine driving around broke (like many guys I know do in Lagos and Abuja), looking for who would buy you beer when you hang out or looking for stupid girls to deceive with your car and Bleep for free (too bad they are many of such girls). I'm beyond that. |
oyb:Very juvenile indeed. |
comshots:Anytime I score a cheap girl within hours or days of meeting her, and I can sense that the car was a major pull factor, I shake my head in pity and ask the same question: what exactly did she gain? I wouldn't 'dash' her my car. She certainly cannot even access the car unless I want to see her, and I may only want to see her a few times before discarding her - at my own convenience. She can't see me whenever she wants to see me. It is me that would see her whenever I want so what's really the point from the girl's perspective? The level of poverty (especially poverty of sense) in Nigeria is shocking. |
The evil name 'Buhari' is always associated with death, destruction, and doom. |
mvem:We would still be exactly where we were before the White Man came - dancing around in the bushes, mating and procreating, and living close-minded lives devoid of grand vision and purpose. The Black Man's specialty is moving around in circles - rigorous, energetic (and ultimately meaningless) motion without movement. |
dhardline:See his fat, greedy, pathetically ugly face.. |
okwyee:White South Africa or Black South Africa? Are you honest enough with your self to admit that there is a world of difference between the two? |
FarahAideed:Your dad must be very wise. This has always been my approach. I try to be extremely careful not to hit anyone (and I've been lucky for many years now), but in the rare cases where other road users hit me, I simply shrug it off and carry on. I don't mind bearing the expenses. After all, how much person dey waste on top frivolities (including women, drinks and other yeye things)? Why now make a big fuss over nothing? Most times we're guilty of making life difficult for ourselves when it might have otherwise been very simple, and we can avoid a whole lot of problems if we just stop all this unnecessary gra gra behaviour over irrelevant things. |
amnesty7:It pains me when I see people involved in all these senseless arguments and fights over who dented whose car or whatever. Most times it's just better to let it go. These are occasional incidents that happen once in a while, and not borne out of malice. As we can see in this tragic example, the cost of fighting over one stupid minor dent can be very very steep. |
desreek9:How you manage to pack such stark contradictions into one short paragraph is beyond me. In one breath, you're "beyond amazed", and in the next, you're justifying her action because "it's her daughter's bday: she gats celebrate the little girl". Tufiakwa. |
LadyHeaven:But if a young man is struggling, you women broke-shame him, and frankly, nobody gives him 'face'. It's quite traumatic for anyone in that position. And whether we like it or not, making it the legal way is difficult (that's why 70% of the population is very poor), let nobody tell you otherwise. If only our society would stop being so money-obsessed and materialistic, maybe things would be a lot better. |
Well, his problem isn't masturbation. His problem is brokeness and the accompanying misery, frustration, and severe lack of opportunities for leisure and sexual exploration. The key is to help him overcome his brokeness and teach him how to hustle to make money. His brokeness and frustration is a major reason why he is finding solace in porn and masturbation. Trust me, being broke is the root of all evil (Rick Ross, 2012). |
This mediocre 'lawyer' buffoon called Festus Keyamo is having a blast under Buhari. Making loads of money at EFCC/NDIC and buying properties here and there. What else do you expect from him? Anyone with a functional brain would be very worried by these jobless, uneducated, and dirt poor abokki crowds who waste productive hours under the scorching sun - climbing trees like monkeys and chanting like pre-civilisation brutes to welcome a character whose government is impoverishing them. If Buhari was any good, shouldn't these jobless crowds be gainfully employed in different factories, farms, business outlets and offices? If they were employed, would they have the spare time to hang on trees to asslick a useless politician like Buhari during working hours? The kind of people who are able to access the social media to express their genuine political views (not paid agents like the so-called BMC crew) are educated, enlightened and empowered. They are champions of political participation. They know what is going on and they know what is and what ought to be. That is the hallmark of a liberated, civilised society. Shouldn't this be what any sensible person should encourage? What kind of idiot (Keyamo) would be happy that millions of almajiri hopeless urchins are jobless enough to follow a president's convoy all over the place and potentially vote for him to their own detriment? Do these kinds of poverty-stricken and uneducated urchins even know their left from their right, or are they merely mindless puppets and zombies who unquestioningly take instructions from their local Imams and Emirs? |
haaaaaaaaa:Exactly. It would have been less sad if it was an ugly woman. |
progress69:You have a point though. I can't understand why less than a year to elections things are still generally lethargic, in spite of the widespread disaffection against Buhari and his woeful performance. I must say that the PDP has been too docile for my liking. By this time in the build up to 2015 elections, Lai Mohammed and other APC attack dogs had been making life very uncomfortable for Jonathan. Billions of Naira had been exchanging hands, the traditional media and social media were already agog with propaganda, mudslinging and campaign rhetoric. I honestly don't know what's going now. It's so annoying. |
That would be great for the PDP. Kwankwaso wouldn't get even 2% of the southern votes, so he is a dreamer if he thinks he'll ever win. But at least he would divide the Northern votes significantly, thus allowing the PDP candidate to coast home to victory with some Northern votes and bloc South East/South South votes, along with some Yoruba votes and a majority of core North Central votes (Benue, Taraba, Plateau). |
PNomsule:No be one only Patience. Na endurance. Nothing concern Mama Peace with this one. He worked hard for it (with the right Information and right contacts) and got very lucky. |
Emeka hope say you go soon strike another instrument? The other one money go don dey deplete by now. |
I would have groused about her 'synthetic' looks but then, we learnt the hard way that looks/packaging is not the way to distinguish between hoes and non hoes. We know many wey dey wear long Deeper Life skirt with double brassiere and no make up, but na dem get wide pucci pass. So for Olamide and his 'slay' looking mama, what can we say? They probably fit each other, so besta luck fi dem... |
Billyonaire:Story. There's no such thing as unconditional (romantic) love. Would the yeye girl love you if you were broke and hopeless - if you were down and out? So that's it. |
Billyonaire:Yeah, as long as it is 'imaginary' body count with random guys from the distant past that you don't know and will never know. But when you're dating or married to a girl and then you find out that this dude, that dude, and that other dude that you know personally (e.g. your friend, neighbour, colleague, biz partner, your pastor, the lousy talkative guy that frequents your favorite bar, or even your bitter enemy) has spanked her ass, it's only certain that you would begin to view her with disgust and the so-called love would die quickly. That's for sure. |
Man checks out his wife's backside.Or the lack thereof. |
The guy in the middle looks the part, with his Afonja cap. |
IdiAmin2:You should start a new thread with this EXACT same post, and title it "the ORIGINAL reason behind payment of bride price in Africa". |
Lol. This old cargo has always liked them long enough to tear whatever is left of her womb. Just like that dudu fine boy Omo Alhaja (name withheld) wey dey Bleep you Shere Shere for Opebi that year (if you like claim say you don forget). She needs to retire though. For an old hag in her late 40s, this kind of comment does not fit at all.. |
shankara7:Imo is probably worse than Lagos and Kwara combined. How the hell did Imolites allow Rochas rig himself into a second term? How did he win the election for his second term, with the loud noise across the South East against the half-Hausa fa.g.got called Rochas and against his widely despised ofe.mma.nu party. How did this happen? None of my Imo friends has been able to answer that question satisfactorily. Since Rochas won that his so-called re-election, I've stopped taking Imo people seriously, politically speaking. Na so so loud mouth dem get. No action. |
deomelllo:Looks like your brain has been replaced with fufu. What a shameless clown. |
Let them come and implement the law in private schools let me see. Bastards. Shebi na dem dey help me pay my child school fees? |
And probably that's his picture with his mama, parents should learn to question the shady wealth of their kids because every thief has his/her off day and when that day comes no crocodile tears allowed...