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LOL...so he can pick his next target... |
tensor777: That's not the point. This thread is about those ladies that would join their spouses abroad in the West.Respond again with some coherence. |
[quote author=Mrs.Chima]Are you Somali? ![]() LMAO @people thinking 25 dollars isn't enough money! I dey laff in Yoruba! [/quote]For people who've earned way much more than that, it sure isn't a lot of money. I can understand where you are coming from though, if it is a lot of money to you. |
[quote author=Mrs.Chima]So you want a defenseless chick to boost that pathetic ego? Na wa oo![/quote]Which ego do you speak of? Mine or your fathers? ![]() |
[quote author=Mrs.Chima]You are a lie. Nurses makes decent money.[/quote]What is the difference between what he said and what you said? Is "decent money" the same as "a lot of money"? Anyway, some people consider $25/hour a lot of money; some don't. |
[quote author=Mrs.Chima]What's the difference [/quote]Duh...in diaspora, she has the backing of her family and government...in Nigeria...she has no backing... |
hyzicbond: Osmi get both Epl and Ucl rightThey don't know the difference between terrestrial and satellite broadcast/rights. |
[quote author=fresh_dude]I don't necessarily agree. You see, it's been a custom of ours for ages and while a change is needed, it's a tad bit myopic to call them prostitutes. They are only prostitutes when they go into the relationship for the sole purpose of benefiting financially, which many do and mask it as love. If you cannot love a broke guy because he's broke ashi is your name. Simple![/quote]Look, we are aware of the financial disparities that usually exist in "relationships" in Nigeria. We see a working professional (male) dating a student (female). Yes, we expect the male to be financially better off than the female. But even with the peanuts that the female has in her bank account, she can show appreciation for her man one way or the other. I don't expect 50/50 but by their financial capability. I have known girlfriends who don't even buy gifts for their boyfriends on their birthday; yet they expect presents from their boyfriends on theirs. And it's a relationship? Who's fooling who? |
Inyanga: Do u know how many demons are transferred through those harlots, i bet you don't wish to know...Actually I wish to know. Can you tell us on average how many demons are transferred? Is it electronic transfer or direct deposit? |
vickyO: You guys speaking are just lazy a.s.s.es looking for lame excuses to shy away from little responsibilities.in the Western World, they also have boyfriends and girlfriends. Only difference is, it is a symbiotic relationship and both buy gifts for the other. It is not a one-way (parasitic) relationship as the women here have come to understand. If your boyfriend is always buying you stuff (and giving you money) and you've never even bought him a thing (not even chewing stick), I'm afraid you are into pros.titution and not a relationship. |
sexkillz: [color=#000030]With the responses on this thread, I'll stop wondering why r ape incidences are on a steady incline. . .Now, what has r@pe got to do with this thread? If you were r@ped, my condolences; but I don't see what it has got to do with this scenario. |
On second reading of the OP, it seems she heard somebody she knows patronizes pros.titutes. She's now forming a mental picture of the clean cut dude hanging with the "dirty" ones she saw at Obalende. She needs to know that most likely the type of pros.titutes the clean cut man hangs with are her friends from university, her colleagues at work or even her bosses at work. |
sexkillz: [color=#000030]I can resist a 17 year old. That counts as something. [/color]Good for you. But do you even know the OP's age? Certainly I see nothing wrong with it if he's within a certain age range. I would say: none-of-my-biz. Especially if she's the one doing all the flirting. You ask me if I plan to have a daughter? Well, I certainly will teach my daughter how to flirt without undressing in front of her target. That counts as something. ![]() |
francababy: I cannot believe that guys will sleep with those rough looking, unkempt girls you find in brothels. Seriously what fun is it to sleep with a girl that has had sex with like 10 guys before you that day? I created this topic because I was driving home now and passed Obalende. Come and see them.. ChaiIf it was the Obalende Ashis that made you open this thread, then you are inferring that the guys on Nairaland are Agberos, Armed Robbers and Area Boys. |
sexkillz: [color=#000030]And you're happy about that? And want to see more 17 year olds having 2/3 kids? [/color]Hahaha...I see you are a Super Hero...Captain Sexkillz to the rescue...come save the world...though your name might be changed to Captain Save a H0e. Dude, there's nothing you can do about it. |
sexkillz: [color=#000030]Nigeria - A country full or sex starved perverts. Who are these shameless beings advocating for him to sleep with a naïve 17 year old? Let the girl sleep with her mates if she is in dire needs.You probably stay indoors all day and don't watch TV but just stay on Nairaland all day given that you supposedly live in the US. Otherwise, you would know of the 17 year old "naive" girls with 2/3 kids. |
[quote author=smartg ]What about guys that goes to the village to marry after rocking life with the girls in the city.[/quote]Still the basis of my point; guys don't like going to social gatherings and have like 3/4 exes of your wife at the gathering. And what's that thing about "Okafor's Law" again? |
Oh, and to further buttress my point; it is the same reason that a new arrival (male or female) is hot cake. As a new arrival, you find yourself being propositioned left and right; Flavor of the Month things and all because the person does not yet have a "sexu@l history" (for the females) or because you don't yet know their "sexu@l history" (for the males) in the new environment. |
Tolexander: that means no matter how foolish one is, he will still have an admirer.Once again, sarcasm is rocket science. My initial post was sarcastic. And after my second post, if it is still not obvious, anybody that still doesn't get it definitely has sawdust for brains. |
makahlj2: Tsarist Russia was a fabulously rich country. And this guy (and his ancestors) practically were its owners. What else would you expect?I wonder. It's like asking how the Sultan of Brunei or the Saudi Royal Family became fabulously rich. |
Incrizz: Who is Sydney?LOL. Sydney, Australia. |
2mch: Passed around? You mean girls in Nigeria who have slept with all your fathers age mates and all your age mates? When you try to seek political position people will be laughing at you. Guy you funny die. Girls in Nigeria are more passed around than abroad. They are hungry and will cheat. Many guys go to Nigeria and do 3somes. Who are these girls they are doing it with. You say we should marry prostitutes? Even village girls are big time prostitutes because of poverty in the country. Tell another lie. You know how men who marry wives from naija get divorced? Like waterComprehension is your problem. They say "ignorance is bliss"; and that is the exact thinking of guys abroad. A guy would rather marry a girl with a sordid history somewhere else unlike one he already has all the information at hand and locally (especially one that has slept with his friends or acquaintances). I doubt you would understand how they think though; because you don't come across as a guy. |
makahlj2: Nope, such events cannot topple a Totalitarian state. Most Russians hadn't even heard about Storozhevoy, for example. The regime controlled all information exchange.Did I say anything about the state being toppled? Yes, I am aware most Russians never heard about Storozhevoy because it became public knowledge only after the fall of the Iron Curtain; but the incident echoed the prevalent state of mind in the entire state: that of low morale and disillusionment which became even more obvious in Afghanistan. |
It is hard for a Nigerian dude to settle for a girl who's mostly been passed around. The Nigerian communities abroad are small and we are not Oyinbos that don't care if their friends and acquaintances had slept with their wife-to-be. So the first date is a make or mar; once you as a Nigerian girl start off with a failed relationship, it will be a slippery slope of one after another. Your best bet is to marry the first guy you date over there; because I can assure you that when a guy gets interested in you and checks your background he will quickly lose interest when he finds you'd dated guys he knows. There are other reasons though, but that tops the list. |
Mikhaela: What is wrong in not being able to cook or speak a language? It's easy to say that this is a problem without actually digging more. I think I've said this before, I don't speak any Nigerian dialect, I don't cook any Nigerian food, I don't know anybody from Nigeria etc. My upbringing was not a "typical" Nigerian upbringing if I may say but that doesn't mean jack. That being said, I consider myself to be a normal woman. I cook only for myself, at least I try, because I live alone, been living alone since I was 17/18. I speak only European languages because that was what I was taught. I work to pay for my bills, I have a regular (or maybe notGood luck (Jonathan). |
[quote author=Dr.Tony]Oga its not a matter of your years of living but your zeal to know gather knowledge, i bet u a Nigerian same his age can tell you a complete history of not only her country but other countries, but only few who really bother to know, so the chap is brilliant give it to him and quit criticizing Sir[/quote]I don't know what the problem of some of you are. Actually I do, but I won't delve into it here. In any case, all what the dude stated in the quote below is no different from what a 22 year old from the Southeast would say when asked about the Biafran war: subjective stories he heard from his older ones and around him. some username: Nobody here understands it either.I know enough about goings on in the USSR to be aware that it was ready to fall as far back as the 70s (as highlighted by the mutiny on the ship Storozhevoy) and the Afghanistan disaster of the 80s further underscores that point. |
logica: Orisun? An Ofe Mmanu news outlet? I don't believe this news.Hahahaha...somebody liked my post. Sarcasm is rocket science. |
Orisun? An Ofe Mmanu news outlet? I don't believe this news. |
I don't know why some people are asking questions on politics if indeed this dude is 22; because if he is, he was born after the fall of the Iron Curtain and never experienced life in the USSR. All he has are "The Good Ol' Days" stories from those who have quickly forgotten. (The grass is always greener on the other side...) |
The same Catholic Church that gave them The Bible. |
holysmoke: Op I've enjoyed this thread. I get the impression that your knowledge of your country is higher than that of the average Russian.LOL. If you have any semblance of logical reasoning, you would see the obvious contradiction in that Nigeria that is probably the most religious country in the world is far worse off than Russia. |
some username: Well, old name for easter slavic state was «Rus» pronounced kinda like «Roos'». That name somehow evolved into our modern name «Rossiya». How did Englishmen manage to get our name wrong is unknown to me though I suspect it was because of some wrong spelling of Rossiya somewhere in middle ages by some european traveller or maybe because they heard that name from Germans who heard it from Poles who heard it firsthand. At least «Russia» resembles «Rossiya» somewhat, for example Chinese call China «Zhongguo» and themselves «Zhongguoren» which doesn't resemble «China» and «Chinese» even remotely.China/Chinese derives from the Xin (Chin) dynasty. |
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[/quote]Duh...in diaspora, she has the backing of her family and government...in Nigeria...she has no backing...