₦airaland Forum

u didnt think they were all gone did you?

is dis a justification to b overweight?

@ topic

I recently broke a bottle on his head when he was dead drunk. He didn't know it was me and he seems to be blaming it on xenophobia. Great feeling!

@ gamine, yes they have. i wasnt complaining tho.

@ all, pls rememba that i'm not saying all nigeria men are bad. at the beginning of a relationship, they make you fell like milk and honey all rolled in pie. i have dated only 3 people and 2 of them are nigerians. clearly i am talking from my own reference point. is that not allowed?

whitelexi:
Sadly i don't pity u, infact. . .  IT SERVES You RIGHT!
When better people approach u na shakara u go dey do, when all those craze people come u go quick quick accept them dash them your whole heart. It was your decision to date someone u don't even know jack about, your decision to ask too many questions, your decision not to go to naija. . .  All your decisions oh! so carry the wahala wey follow am.

Next time, shine your eyes - fine boy is not = to correct boy

i appreciate your reality check. thnaks.

I would love to have a darker skin tone.

[quote author=prince_onx link=topic=172960.msg2819670#msg2819670 date=1221745077]I'll be back in about a year or two maybe you'll be making sense then! mainwhile, try other culture/country or better still your own! don't you have one?[/quote]i tot i explain that i live, work and commute around nigerian men? meeting people from other cultures is hard because they have infested this place.

thank you canyon. i cant go to nigeria again cos it would be would too traumatizing. but your words have comforted me. thanks.

spikedcylinder:
I didn't exactly say it to a partner but a guy once said " I want to be closer to you" or something like that and I replied by saying" er. . . . but you have access to my facebook profile".

You're mean.

who is havin phobia? you or him?

This is why i hate to tell my story. I really dont like been pitied.

You usually don't get what you give.

I have been in 3 relationships in my life. 2 of them were with Nigerian men and sadly this has been the worst experience of my life. when i made up my mind to love again after the first time, the second one came and totally shattered me. unfortunately, they are the only nationality of people that i meet on a day to day basis from my work to my friends and to friends of friends.
i have a good job,i'm independent, i don't have any children or extra baggage. i cook, clean and make sure my bills are paid at the right time. i am not disrespectful eventhough at the same time i want to be respected. is this too much to ask? once my ex boyfriend verbally ab used me in front of his friends because i was inquiring about his whereabouts. not like i'm the jelous type or we dont spend time away from each other or anything.
I am currently on my annual leave but the period is very miserable for me because i was supposed to be visiting nigeria now with my boyfriend. he;s in jail. i did not know what types of things he was in to because i go to work during the week and see him mainly on weekends.
i know most of what i am saying does not make sense but i guess i am just looking for comfort.

What is "ilorin"? Is it like a tribe in Nigeria?

Nigerians and their die hard attitude for other people's citizenships.

Totally depends on the situation of things. Are you asking as the mother or the father?

I know Nigerians are very close minded and one dimensional but please start to think outside the box. GAY PEOPLE ARE HERE TO STAY!!!!

@ topic

I think its bad manners for people especially women to drink and smoke in front of other people, more importantly other people who do not share in your bad habits.

JustGood:
Espero altavoces que españoles no serán perturbados por las mujeres frustradas en el nairaland
Esas mujeres deben ir y deber cambiar sus estilos de vida y las actitudes para que ellos puedan encontrar a maridos. Ellos aquí tratan de enseñar jóvenes chicas nigerianas a llegar a ser como desesperado y frustrados como sí mismos

También le frustran.


Mi español no es demasiado bueno pero intento.

eldee:
IMO, she's just successfully established herself as a versatile top-level artiste with that song and video.
After hitting the top of the charts with R&B ballads like Unfaithful and unexpectedly stole hearts with Umbrella, the next thing everyone expected was for her to deviate a little, Disturbia was the result.

It was artistic freedom used perfectly . . . to me, this is the closest to Madge we've seen in decades
She's totally at the top of her game
It's what seperates her from the likes of Kelly Rowland and them lot
Are you guys not even tired of all the catwalking and same ol' booty shaking?? ?? ??

I do not think that anybody is as close to Madge just yet.

These r beautiful canyon. r u a writer?