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[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=496130.msg6574188#msg6574188 date=1281817561]Half-caste, half bread, who knows.
As long as she's Nigerian. . . . she' better looking than M. Nigeria
And Yoruba girls have diff features https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-496130.96.html

Like I said, Nigerian women are upgrade while NIgerian men stay looking ugly.
Not sure, but several site has posted her pix as Anaya Bakari, not just that site [/quote]Na, she's not Nigerian hehehe, see her face, if she shows up in a neutral place, no one would say she's from Africa, talkless of Nigeria, she looks so lebanese/indian than African.

Well Nigerian men don't have time for fake hair, fake  eye color, fake eyelashes, fake lips, fake eye brows, fake boobs, fake azz, fake hymen, fake virginity, fake everything if that's what you call "upgrade" hehehehe

Nigerian men are as natural as we can come and if Nigerian girls don't like us the way we are, they shouldn't worry, others are out there snatching us up and down and the result is the half-caste picture you just posted  

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=496130.msg6574173#msg6574173 date=1281817243]She's from Ondo

http://nigerian-girls.com/american-university-of-nigeria-student-anaya-bakari/[/quote]Now you are talking about an half caste here. this is certainly not an 100% Yoruba girl.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=496130.msg6574139#msg6574139 date=1281816788]Anaya Bakari


Could have done better than Ms. Nigeria[/quote]She does not look Nigerian to me.

Nayah:
HONERICO looooool I've seen the girl I don't think we look like each other but thanks, it's second time a nairalander says to me I look like someone lol Now back to topic seriously beauty is relative me I'm not impresse by the fulanis beauty since it's the same, whereas as people from bantu tribe especially central southern africans like Angola, Tanzania so one have different type of beauty and are really curvacious, but well that's my opinion. This Mbng might not be the prettiest of Nigeria but she's going to reprensent Nigeria so just for that you guys need to support her,

She's actually not a girl, she's in her 50s, dunno if you know the lady i am talking about, google Joke Silva.

I am yet to see any beautiful fulanis, maybe because the beautiful ones are married off from their tender ages or maybe they have used veil to cover off their faces from intruders.

martog:
well over 6 months, I actually had to modify it to suit my trading plan. I dont think guys on this thread will allow people to post their trading system on this thread, otherwise, However, its just a combination of candle patterns and stochastic, with emphasy on support and resistant. That is just about it. I like them simple.
do have a nice weekend.

U can put it up as your profile pix

jenibayo:
Wat is de meta wiv u, i kw ma guy is goin to come out in CNN oneday and as for u leave me alone and stop your oversabi.

Wetin i do?

jenibayo:

wetin dey make u cry?

odiaero:
heheheheheh, very soon

cool

Deep Soul:
This Miss Nigeria sef, she's supposed to feel bad and should have rejected the title! Ahn ahn!
Infact I don vex. I go apply next year

Hehehehe, i will vote for you, don't worry

^^^^

Bro, when are you going to be through with your jet machine you are building? don't let Jenibayo hinder you oo, you must to be on CNN

Nayah:
Hey Honorico I've been in this forum just for few month now but i've learn about the fact you borthers are sometimes really tough when it comes to beauty or beauty contest and especially when they are africans lol but you know beauty is not everything I mean physical one even though society wants to show the contrary, this Miss is not like an african mask she's just common for the pageant maybe nigerian jugdes have seen something great on her I mean inside, think about that

Girl, believe me i don't concentrate on outward beauty only, but the fact is that your outward beauty alone is enough for people to judge you, alot of people won't wait to hear you speak before you are rated.
One more thing, i don't think she's got the brains that others don't have, i suspect foul play somewhere.

Nayah:
lol bonjour Honerico I look like someone you know?? really? great who's that

Yea, well she's an actress (Joke Silva) you both look alike and i like her kinda beauty, not the Aggy type of beauty and it's very rare and uncommon.

Nayah:
[/quote]u resemble person wey i know

Bonjour

[quote author=philip0906 link=topic=496130.msg6572870#msg6572870 date=1281797678]i dey like dele giwa. . .how your side?

Man dey dull for here oo

philip0906:
nothing o. . .

btw, how u dey?

Nayah:
honerico how you doin'?? just let the pageant happening and then we'll see we never know maybe Miss Naija would be ahead ,

In her dreams, except if the judges are replaced with the Nigerian judges

Hehehehehe Odiaero is in trouble oo


Bro in case there's a state of emergency, you can always call on your right man

dominique:
^^^ sorry can't. who do you think is the best contender? updates plzzz.

Every one of them sound promising, but i prefer just 3 out of them

Oyuki Obaseki
Bukola Olopade
Lumumber Adeh

The rest are just there, but they are kinda useful to Nigerian football if i may add.

philip0906:
so b'cos u c her username,"sexy-nurse",u sey make u take style peep. . .u no come c wetin u been expect

HEHEHEHE, wetin man go do?

[quote author=Sexy_Nurse link=topic=496130.msg6571478#msg6571478 date=1281775732]You can shoot a movie on Rihanna forehead.
she aint all that.
Just her skin is ok.
her backside is not all that either.[/quote]ur profile pix is wicked, that girl in d drawing must be pooing in that poor slave's mouth

martog:
Yes boss, I did that with a standard lot size.

nice one 4 u there.

I really don't know what position he's going for.

Sagamite:
He should tell them to eat his poo.

They also expect him to pay his assistants out of this?

They are retarded!!! Too much retards in Nigeria, and they are in power.

I hate morons succeeding. I have a deep hate inside of me for morons. I look at morons and I see nothing more to like. I see the worst in morons.

To me, that's still not too small as long as they are going to pay his assistants differently and also provide him with the house and car he asked for.

But if he's to pay his assistant from that, then they stake should be moved up to $30,000-$50,000

Bawses:
For a start i commend the effort of the organisers of the debate.
Listening to them, i think they all have something different to offer.
Its a debate, so i give it to Olapade following his eloquence and the drive
he potrayed. Following closely is Lumumba Adeh.

I go for Obaseki, for the sole fact that he knows how to bring in private sponsors and he's also not biased with the way he ran the NPL, that man is likely to do alot for our football if allowed to.

He also has plans for for coaches and also the women league.

^^


Welcome back

we are surely looking forward to the new season.

Tosinville:
@activeman, wat u jus said are bunch of craps, is it must u must die wit your group or did u hear he's formin 4 'em(coded tune all star)? and we all know it was rugged-man dat introduce toni payne to 9ice, after introducin 9ice to her so does he has d right to ruin someone's marriage jus because he's d middle man or wat? Guy, speak something reasonable abeg.

Tell us how you came about this bolded statement.

Dotman01:
He helpd ruggedman in the opomulero track to gain recognition. . . . 'The joint you did with 9ice was nice cos 9ice was on it' - modenine

Do u know what u are saying? Ruggedman was more popular when 9ICE did that song with him, stop spewing out fairytales

Hehehehe, see cross-fire hehehehe

If you have Nigerian football, then visit this thread

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-497009.0.html#msg6571694

Every football lover should go to this thread asap.

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-497009.0.html#msg6571694

Austin Eguavoen was keen to take positives from Seoul after a 2-1 friendly defeat by South Korea on Wednesday.

The former Nigeria defender handed debuts to four players in his starting eleven in the international friendly, and he admitted that the hosts were the more coordinated side.

“Korea did very well in the game, took their chances and showed a better co-ordination, which is expected of a team that has been together for a long time.

“Some of my boys are playing together in the national team for the first time and it showed in their understanding of one another.

"Aside from that, we did not have enough training time and then it was a long journey getting to Korea. But there are positives from this game. With more time, I think this team can go places,” he said.


The Super Eagles next play Madagascar in a 2012 African Nations Cup qualifier on September 5 in Abuja, but it is not certain if Eguavoen will be in charge for that game.

http://www.kickoff.com/news/17162/austin-eguavoen-takes-positives-from-nigeria-defeat.php