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Romance / Re: He Is 25, In Love With Two 14-year-old Girls, must he be regarded a paedophile? by Lovless(m): 9:42pm On Jul 15, 2014
The topic alone is freaking disgusting..............................

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Romance / Re: How To Know Male Virgin (A Must Read For Ladies ) by Lovless(m): 9:38pm On Jul 15, 2014
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2 & 4 is correct. Others na undecided

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Romance / Re: A Nigerian Guy Drove 17 Hours To See A Girl He Met On Twitter. by Lovless(m): 10:25pm On Jul 11, 2014
Mother of God, the things I've seen in this thread. LWKMD

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Culture / Re: Do African People Even Care About Tradition, Culture, Language And Heritage Stil by Lovless(m): 10:32pm On Jul 10, 2014
I don't even know any more. I'm pretty much on the fence.

It's sad that our culture is gradually fading away and it hurts me a lot, However, there are some customs and traditions that are just way to primitive and barbaric that they should be done away with completely. No one should dictate how some else should live his or her life. Stuff like marrying off young under aged girls to some middle aged man is just inhumane and disgusting. This is the 21st century you either evolve or die.

But other things like language, attire, (humane)festivals, e.t.c should all be preserved and built upon. Personally I believe we should stop blaming westernisation for all our problems. The white people enlightened us after all. If not for them, we would still probably be killings twins and doing all matter of other inhumane acts. Though sometimes, I wish they hadn't even set foot here since civilizations tend to evolve with time, its not like they didn't engage in barbaric and inhumane practices in the past; They came way to early. If they had just left us alone we would have eventually evolved at our own pace. However, If that had happen, I probably wouldn't even be here typing this.

Personally, I think it is very sad that Nigerian History isn't taught in schools. The little Nigerian history I know is from reading articles on-line and from the stories my grand parents told me. Bringing it back would definitely have an incredible Impact.

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