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that's great, if only we can do that in Nigeria, lagos to be precise , walai landlords go hia wien!!! |
MARKone:Mr Man! the earth is freaking overpopulated with people now nature is trying to control that by overflooding, hurricane, diseases and human disaster........... ok that's of-point the op is saying people who are not financially buoyant should not have and or should only have kids according to their abilities to care for them. don't you think at all ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ?the children selling petty things, most of them are their families bread winners, what for? what about the ones walking on the street with dirty panties and kwashiorkor bellies dancing "my pant no tear pass your own" nko? your likes are the reason there are less jobs for better living in this country. shior! |
its amazing how you people think...................... alright you love your mom........ whats the big deal I love my mom to limits I can't fathom but at the back of my mind, I never asked her to give birth to me. if not the food who would feed me, is it not her responsibility for bringing me to this world? I cried and made her sleepless in the nights of my infancy but am a baby I don't know what am doing but just being a BABY!!! abeg make una carry una sef "I love my momy" for head and show the so-called love you have for your mother and stop being hypocritical, majority of you don't even respect your mothers but want to feel riteous............smh me and momsy dey use my childhood dey laugh now sef |
these guys that usually fry and sell yam and potatoes get their chicken meat in bulk (I figure for cheap) am wondering if anyone knows where I can get it like them as they won't want to reveal that secret to a random person so as not to spoil their business but I actually need it for my pets does anyone have an idea? |
make una free this guy na wetin he do again? lmfao ![]() |
oooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh soo soo sooooooooooooooooooo scared jeez |
this is great!!!! its as if you know I personally haven't been ready to leave the avartar series just like that its too good to leave alone my best animation ever after justice league |
can't stop laughing |
you're right but we have a lot of blind people that will refuse to see the message you're sending because unconsciously they've accepted and even like the women bashing that always pop up on this thread. smh |
babe na to cut off for some time na no call them or receive their call whenever they come around no form you dey around o................ oyo lo ma wa lol over ambitiousness too overrated ![]() |
when will we stop feeling like we've won a jackpot when whites start emulating us? how is it a big deal for goodness sake? the same white people don't feel over the top when you the black man emulates them. wtf talk about self esteem smh |
mehn you guyare good!!! following !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ![]() |
crazysaint:just like you and I right? just can't hint more |
yehmi01:get ready for the "get rich or die trying" and "why are you hating" and the "that's your business" people nice opinion though |
hehehheheeehehhehheheheehheheh *chokes* hheheheeheheheheheheheheheheheheheh for this country, with most NL girl bashing kind of guys..................op! you're advising the wrong people! |
sayo147:you just said it all |
I wan die ![]() walai op you no well........... |
osile2012: |
OluMighty01:I doubt suicide is the answer, you're depressed. I advise you take an alone time go to a quiet secluded place. and reminisce on yourself. I understand how you feel, but personally I don't think suicide is going to help |
true talk, but the breast primarily belongs to the husband only when the baby is around the husband will have to temporarily give up the breast for the baby. but when the baby grows then back to papa! and by the way is the man stealing the unlimited milk when the baby is asleep in its cot? ![]() |
this would have been spot on but in this country, not everyone is doing what they really want because there aren't much jobs on ground. a beggar cant be a chooser |
RedCard1:fat is not unhealthy, rather too much fat results in one being over weight hence, unhealthy. I merely said curvy shaped women, not skinny ladies that looks like they hadn't had proper food for a whole month my dear beauty yes is beauty, if not MBG would not be in vogue in the world. at the last you're right. in conclusion....................... my baseless points is your opinion anyway. |
braine:ok , thanks |
braine:WHAT IS GOOD HAIR? |
Well I was quite young when I was fascinated with most beautiful girl in Nigeria until I became an adult: I started wondering; what is the big deal about MBGN anyway? What impact does it have for the common woman (man) Why do the women look more like African/American, African/European than Nigerians ![]() The 3rd question got me more pissed than the rest because left to me if I was president (wishful thinking, lol) I would've scrap MBGN altogether because it’s baseless, degrading (since Africans are supposed to cover their unclothedness) and misleading. Let me state the issues I find disturbing 1 - WEIGHT * now naturally our African (in this case Nigerian) woman is supposed to be plumy to express the healthy woman, with curves in the right places, but what I see on the MBGN program is skinny girls (am not hating o, In fact am skinny thanks to owu, lol) just the way the Europeans /westerners portray their women as skinny and sexy. WHY can't we define our own beauty without the western portrayal of beauty? It doesn't make sense and with these (forget Agbani Darego) we don't have our identity as a nation. 2 - COMPLEXION * you know that I know that we all know, when you say 'AFRICAN PERSON' the first thing that comes to mind is a black person, not yellow (like miss universe from Calabar. By the way congrats to her) or mixed race. We are black! Save for the people (who are few) that are light skinned and then we have the albinos but they are everywhere. We need to identify our natural color with pride. 3 – HAIR * now I have never in my entire life come across any black lady, both here in Nigeria or television with real Brazilian, Chinese, or Caucasian hair. For goodness sake how low in esteem can we get. Ok I get it’s a personal choice, but you can’t bring your personal choice of fakeness (no offence, but biatch it aint your hair, duh!) to a programme that has to do with your heritage. What happened to nappy afro looks? What happened to Shuku, Didi, even Thread? Are we saying we cannot be creative with our local styles we can’t sell to the world at large? Maybe am speaking gibberish to those who have accepted defeat….. Sorry the norm of artificiality, of dancing in traditional clothes with Peruvian hair, speaking foney when other countries like france will manage to speak english without faking the knowledge Its not her primary language (biko speak lay English you learnt from your public school let’s know against all odds (like me, lol) can come out to say we can express ourselves, you are portraying a lady that hasn’t left the country. I won’t put all the blame on our contestants, NO NO NAH! I would blame the sponsors and the host for encouraging and even enforcing the idea of artificiality. We can’t be screaming “AM BLACK AND PROUD!!!” and expect races/countries to take us serious because we are not serious about ourselves Just a thought though. Later. |
Well I was quite young when I was fascinated with most beautiful girl in Nigeria until I became an adult: I started wondering; what is the big deal about MBGN anyway? What impact does it have for the common woman (man) Why do the women look more like African/American, African/European than Nigerians ![]() The 3rd question got me more pissed than the rest because left to me if I was president (wishful thinking, lol) I would've scrap MBGN altogether because it’s baseless, degrading (since Africans are supposed to cover their unclothedness) and misleading. Let me state the issues I find disturbing 1 - WEIGHT * now naturally our African (in this case Nigerian) woman is supposed to be plumy to express the healthy woman, with curves in the right places, but what I see on the MBGN program is skinny girls (am not hating o, In fact am skinny thanks to owu, lol) just the way the Europeans /westerners portray their women as skinny and sexy. WHY can't we define our own beauty without the western portrayal of beauty? It doesn't make sense and with these (forget Agbani Darego) we don't have our identity as a nation. 2 - COMPLEXION * you know that I know that we all know, when you say 'AFRICAN PERSON' the first thing that comes to mind is a black person, not yellow (like miss universe from Calabar. By the way congrats to her) or mixed race. We are black! Save for the people (who are few) that are light skinned and then we have the albinos but they are everywhere. We need to identify our natural color with pride. 3 – HAIR * now I have never in my entire life come across any black lady, both here in Nigeria or television with real Brazilian, Chinese, or Caucasian hair. For goodness sake how low in esteem can we get. Ok I get it’s a personal choice, but you can’t bring your personal choice of fakeness (no offence, but biatch it aint your hair, duh!) to a programme that has to do with your heritage. What happened to nappy afro looks? What happened to Shuku, Didi, even Thread? Are we saying we cannot be creative with our local styles we can’t sell to the world at large? Maybe am speaking gibberish to those who have accepted defeat….. Sorry the norm of artificiality, of dancing in traditional clothes with Peruvian hair, speaking foney when other countries like france will manage to speak english without faking the knowledge Its not her primary language (biko speak lay English you learnt from your public school let’s know against all odds (like me, lol) can come out to say we can express ourselves, you are portraying a lady that hasn’t left the country. I won’t put all the blame on our contestants, NO NO NAH! I would blame the sponsors and the host for encouraging and even enforcing the idea of artificiality. We can’t be screaming “AM BLACK AND PROUD!!!” and expect races/countries to take us serious because we are not serious about ourselves Just a thought though. Later. |
that's just natural kindness from an innocent heart............. not because the boy prayed. let the girl grow and witness/experience wickedness from the world, I bet you there's an 80% chance she will change. one can find kindness from unexpected places/people and they are like that because its just their nature which makes them human not because of some deity threatening you with eternal damnation if you don't do good. |
UjSizzle:who told you animal rights activist are not fighting against butchering of animals all through? just like humans are a source of meat for cannibalistic people; Fiji, some south east and some south south Nigeria. I eat meat but am against the method of killing the animal for its meat meanwhile the dog is considered a pet close to a human (remember man's best friend) so therefore the outrage against slaughtering dogs for meat is considered inhumane. |
in this country ke! biko op, you've been noticed, oya go and drink Smirnoff to cool of ![]() |
you're right and I was a victim, until I forced myself to wake up! now I just do what I want not caring about anybody else as long as I don't hurt them physically /otherwise the thing is do what makes you feel happy and comfortable. shikena |
I just can't stop laughing ![]() guy she reminds me of me back then, when things where rosy with me, I tried bleaching and keeping my skin shiny and fresh I spent a lot!!! (though not up to half of what your sister spent) and the thing was I was working not getting the money from anybody, I was cautioned to spend wisely and to save (by my elder brother, sheez that guy can save to the last kobo) but I never listened until I lost the cool job and became broke. it wasn't funny at all. the thing is, there is nothing you can do to/for your sister but to advise her and hope she changes. only experience can teach her a good lesson like it did me. good luck |
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