₦airaland Forum

CaptainMitch:
Yeah you have a point before she's unable to conceive if you fancy kids. It's a tough decision to make especially if you are gonna have a big wedding, someone must know her.

cococandy:
Who else here redecorates for each season?
I already did for fall but I’m seeing new ideas that I love. Like this one I saw at the Halloween store .

Someone stop me

CaptainMitch:
If you were the male in this instance, what would you do?

CaptainMitch:
Na pocohontas and ibkayee I wan hear their point of view

Munzy14:
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwnnnnnnnnnnnnn...

GoTV:
Fixed

cutiereborn:
I want pleaseeeeee

Prestonn:
Bae gonna be so happy having such meal

Acidosis:
bAe 1 or bAe 2??

CaptainMitch:
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Thegamingorca:
Maybe its cos you were so young in a strangeland.
If you were still in Nigeria by now, you'll have developed an ethereal skin such that even when you hear gorilla you'll be looking around excitedly for an escaped bipedal mammal.

Was this in the less developed eastern states?

fieryy:
Lol! Apparently the reason I can run fast is because in "Africa", I used to run with lions

fieryy:
Germany

My first time experiencing racism was at the age of 11. I got called a gorilla by one of my school mates.
Ever since then, there've been few encounters with racists. I don't really remember them all to be honest because I developed a thick skin over the years, but I do remember this homeless man calling my family and I (mum, dad and brothers) niggers. Maybe it's due to the fact that I wasn't the only one being attacked, fact is I just can't forget that incident. As in, of course I knew my parents would be experiencing racism at their workplaces as well, but seeing it happen, in front of me....

Oh and of course a lot of microaggresions. The assumptions and ignorance regarding "Africa" is just .... tiring

ibkayee:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVjFwcdQlN0

truthsayer009:
How did you even pray when you are not really spiritual

Kaycee7:
So it's now I've repented that you want to start stripping?

vincentjk:
You later told her?

Ola17:
Sister, don’t allow anyone project their fears into you o. China(Hong Kong) is a great country and a place to be. Like someone pointed out earlier, the protests are confined to city centers, don’t deprive yourself of a lifetime opportunity because of something as superficial as dreams.

There’s nothing to fear unless you are going there to join the protests. With all the BH and bandit wahala, people no still dey Naija dey ball?

truthsayer009:
Encourage her to travel, but make sure you tell her about your dream so she can be more careful. If she would come back fine, she will.

Make research about the cities where the protest is happening and re-route her flight to safer places. I believe they should have more than one international Airport.

Let him be there ready on standby to pick her up. He has to guarantee of safety some sort since he invited.

YAHREIGNS:
The fact that her parents have warned her should be enough.

There is a Swahili saying:

"If you don't learn from your mother you will learn from the world"

It seems she is about to learn some lessons from the world.

zicoraads:
Just tell her. I think nothing will happen. It's just fear manifesting in your dreams. But should in case it does, you'll never be able to forgive yourself.

I dreamt this afternoon that my car was stolen.

Nobody should try me oooooo.

ibkayee:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxQ9MRxm9Uo

I love Simi's voice

Akposy:
Sweet potato porridge. How do you like your porridge...thick or runny?

Dedicated to britiko

Where's our food critic..Jchi. I miss him o