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Nice catch.

This will definitely go a long way in this Tinubu economy.

DaddyCoool:
So do you want us to clap from him?

I will even prefer he is honored with a National Merit Award.

Ishilove:
The whole 3m won't enter his hand. His agent/manager will take 10% of the money, plus other fees at the side.

Since you want to be abusive, can we start by telling Seun what you told me about his health condition? You mocked Seun Osewa with his health condition because you were privileged to know about it.

I am not done with you yet.

DevilsEqual:
During this new yam season, If you go any local market in Anambra, you go see things like this

Like the one in Abatete or even Oye-Agu in Ukpo/Ifitedunu area, most especially from those returning farmers...

Dem sat na charm dem dey use plant am, but that one na lamba

Good one tho...Agriculture is the way to go

U are everywhere in the forum.
Are you that jobless?

CharlotteFlair:
How many Nigerian men will take this the way James the second husband has done?

A handful.

See how this irredeemable clown is defending the nonsense 😄😄

sharone21:
Big lie

Easy for me to do!

God bless you ma.

McLizbae:
@bold, you are very wrong and you know you are already.

I am not wrong ma.

pretydiva:
If it were to be the other way,can you do it? Can your sisters? Y'all are quick to bash Nigerian women. Mctewww

k

Dididrumz:
I've gone through all your mentions and replies on this thread, and at this point, I can safely and without any doubts conclude that you, in particular, your mom really failed at raising you. You were most probably raise by a goat, and you called that goat "mom".

If not so, I don't see any reason why you should be calling out and throwing shades at someone else's mom when you didn't make complete sense from your first comment on the thread.

Now, answer me this, as a Nigerian man, can you do what the new husband did?

I know say you no go answer, goat.

Let me answer the one I know about you.


You were definitely raised by a road side harlot and you called the harlot mom.

Next time, don't dabble into what you know nothing about in your bid to sound like a defensive SIMP.

Proserpina:
I dictate where this conversation goes and I have found a very good destination which is:

Defend your logic or take a walk of shame.

The earlier you do any of the option the better for you

Kindly tag you mom along, don't just dictate the conversation by forgetting to tag the woman that failed to raise you upright.

Do this and I will defend it, but if you can't, then walk away in shame. 🤍🤍🌹🌹🌹

Proserpina:
Dude! Defend your logic or take a walk of shame. That's the point!

You are very delusional to think I think anything of your tantrums.

Still waiting for you to tag your mom too.


You both deserve the treatment I give.

🤍🤍🌹🌹

Proserpina:
You know what I like about people who drop from their mothers back like you? Your emotional outburst when you are called to defend your logic!

You go paranoid and start typing gibberish.

I'm not here for whatever silly nonsense you typed and your daddy issues you have at home, I'm here for you to defend your submission.

If you know you are not mentally deep enough to defend yourself quit making blanket statements on issues. Nl really gives narrow-minded lots like you swell time. Visit other brain tasking forums and watch yourselves fade into oblivion.

You have spent an hour on my mention and I keep giving you the "furck off" reply, that should tell you how worthless you're to me.

You may wish to tag your mom along, and I will give you both same treatment.

🤍🤍🌹

Proserpina:
Making issue out of nothing? You labeled a nation, your nation's women with lack of kindness and empathy yet you claim it is nothing when you are called out for it? Does that mean your quest for likes and cheers overshadow your ability to reason from a balance perspective? You had to shun reality to believe and state your delusions for cheap Nl likes? Is that what is at play? Because I really do not get what is "nothing" about you labelling Nigerian women.

Sir, you don not qualify to judge a person's intelligence has you have not shown in previous or recent comments on this thread as one who is capable of reasoning.

What's the difference between totally and nearly impossible Einstein?

Most Nl commenters suffer herd mentality, your post which was the first one this thread influences the opinion of others. I personally came for you because of that. Next time you don't want counter opinions do well not to make degenerating hasty generalizing comments that labels a whole gender if you can't form balanced opinion.

No hard feelings!

You're now making this a personal fight.

I personally gave you the "k" reply twice just to ward an irrelevant attention seeking fellow like you off.

That should send a message of "I don't regard you" but still yet, you keep coming.

Please I will advise you to refrain from that and don't mistake me for your Dad at home.

Thank you.

folake4u:
You've run out of words to say and that's why you're deflecting. Pele, I totally understand.

You should also try using the online dictionary yourself instead of throwing words around.

Udo!

Deflecting ke?

Run out of words? Nah, nor be for someone like me.

There's a reason why I don't want to stretch this further with you and it's out of respect for someone. So let's leave it that way.

Apologies if you feel offended by any words I used at you.

folake4u:
Anytime a female user disagrees with y'all, the next thing is to label feminism. That format is really stale please. Be creative and get a new label.

Oh well, I applaud the lady's selflessness but you shading Nigerian women doesn't make sense.

Since you want to play smart, you should know by now what "Nearly impossible" means and its synonym. Kindly find attached.

Don't also try to make a big deal out of it because your mother is also a Nigerian lady. You didn't think about this when you subtly shaded Nigerian women?

No hard feelings, bruh.

If your own mother does the opposite to your father at home, then I wish her all the best.

By the way, it's really lovely I made you go online searching for meanings.



Love 😘

virginchaser:
Some Nigerians are down to heart too. Please change your circle.

k.

folake4u:
Lol.

This is highly unnecessary of you to shade Nigerian women because nor be today this kind thing dey happen.

Lots of Nigerian women still stick to their sick husbands, even close to their death bed. They literally took the vow "In sickness and health" to another new level when they stay by their side.

Joke Silva has been standing with her sick husband (who has dementia) for years. Pray, tell me, is she a Kenyan woman?

Finally, you deserve the love you think you deserve.

Please, is it that you wannabe Nairaland feminist derive joy making an issue out of nothing?

As a graduate of law, you ought to be brilliant to know when someone used the word "Nearly Impossible"

Someone used "Totally Impossible" but me wen use "Nearly Impossible" you guys are already in my mention with placards of unsolicited sermons.

Don't try to make a big deal out of my comment.

No hard feelings.

Arielle:
Tell me which Nigerian man will agree to love and marry a woman and take on her brain dead husband as a "package deal"? Help her care fir him and pledge to take care of him, should anything happen to her? Which Nigerian man would do that? You people just open your mouths and display your mean bitter hearts.

Mean, bitter hearts?

My comments reads; "Nearly Impossible" but you're already making it seem "Totally Impossible" by being insultive and quite silly.


Take it easy please.

Proserpina:
Good ponder on it in silence.

Next time don't be too quick to demand what you do not create.

Bye!

Another "k"

Proserpina:
It will be nearly impossible because a Nigerian man will still see a man in such a vegetative state as one who could still mount his wife when he's not around.

It's crazy you all don't breed love and kindness but somehow want your Nigerian women express love and kindness.

Sorry oooo, you get what you formed.

k.

God!!!

You sent your angel in a human form to that young man....

It will be nearly impossible to see one Nigerian lady do this.

God bless her for this.

Holluwhakemmy, don't view this thread to avoid heartache

See the way they're even throwing the yam to them...


Anyway, a beggar has no choice

After the yam finish, what next for Kamoru and Musbadeen?

chopnaira:
This is good. Churches should start emulating the mosques from the tithes and offerings.

Leave the church out of this.... It's a Muslim-Muslim empowerment ticket

toujurs:
No o, i don't do married women..

But with her behaviour, i know her type.

I also do... She wear bigotry for body like cologne.

See her denying the party she supports.

I nor get strength this evening, I for carry shovel dig.

toujurs:
Buy ky jelly. If not arching could break your joints.

Ensure to use c.d 🤭

Married woman? My hand no dey o!

Comrade, It may seem as though, you have been there before.

toujurs:
Are you now mute? 😆😆. May God punish you and your house hold. For this calmity you support.

If you we're sensible, you should have asked yourself, if the igbo's had supported any candidate like this ever in the history of Nigeria.

I don't think there is any divided tribe like the igbo's, this is because it's all man for himself, but tribalism was your agenda.

I have Yoruba friends, and i support their business, with non interest loans, because they made the right choice. During the election. But you see those yoruba Muslims, God will punish all of them.

All of you that supported this administration, The universe and karma will Bleep you all up. This is the only country we have, and you all chose ethnicity over reliability.

God will punish you in particular. This mandate will choke you to depression, this is just the 9th month, 8years stil awaits 😆😆😆🤡🤡

Don't mind Amotolongbo, a married bvtch deeply rooted in bigotry.

I go like knack am sha 😄😂

Badadvisor:
Honestly it's really sad bro.
It's extreme right now. Mehn we used to be cool after politics everybody still get along together.
The apc came with a different type of politics and made it seems all about Tribe and Religion.

This my Moniker “Irawo” it was a name giving to me by a Yoruba lady back then at Kotangora, Niger State.

God go help us sha

Badadvisor:
Yeah you're right about both states.
I spent almost all my life in South west but i graduated from esut.
I vividly remember my first day /week in enugu, anytime i seen lost in the road anybody i ask for direction is very much open to help happily.

Tribalism is really messing up Nigeria so bad, then I do go to my guys who are yorubas house and I'd be treated like a king from the parents. Served with Amala and gbegiri that was how i feel in love with that delicacy i started going to mama put to eat it then 😁
Same thing when they come to my place my mom takes all of them as her children. That was when i got to know yoruba egusi soup and igbos are prepared differently. They almost started coming everyday and i speak yoruba tho not 100 percent fluent but i understand everything said in yoruba.
It's really sad Tribalism is ruining us down lately.

Just wish life can go back to the old days as it used to be.

Back then, Egbon Omotosho,(God rest his soul) go tell him wife make she come learn how to prepare Egusi soup from my mom jokingly, while my Dad go ask my mom to pick up a book and learn how to prepare local soap (Black soap) from them.


E nor go better for Tinubu and his tribalistic style of politics....

Before his emergence, the tribalism was not pronounce like this... Back then, it was Buhari's nepotism.... But immediately the cocaine lover shouted “Emilokan” it all went South.


God will punish him and any E-diot supporting his style of politics.