₦airaland Forum

shoprite:
...or maybe Nigeria na the only West African country because there is no where in the write-up that Nigeria was mentioned . . .Very dumb!

That too. I don't understand what's up with our psyche anymore.

Anny69:
It looks so good, to me it's just as attractive as flat tummy.

Hmmmm. Do you swing both ways or is it my memory mixing up persons?

Anny69:
Both, but not all men and women find it attractive.

What’s in it for the women that are attracted by the six packs?

TheLoneCitizen:
Like you trying to steal the spotlight with this dumb generalisation.

No mind am. Like it’s only Nigerians that export goods to Nigeria for sale.

talented321:
85% of nigerians are thieves' just that the ones who are successful now don't want the young ones to chase them.

Is it only Nigerians that sell their goods in Nigeria?

Anny69:
Women with six packs are so attractive.

Attractive to men or women?

Anny69:
Nothing sir.

Good morning ma

For those who are coming across it for the first time, why not provide details about features and functions.

Anny69:
Alright sir.

Ewo wa ni ´sir’ isonu?

HeadNigga:
Social media president is what some call him...but numbers don't lie on social media coz there's no INEC to tweak them. Trust me, you can tell who the people want through social media.

How many Nigerians are on social media?

Anny69:
Oh, I was ready for them..

Not when you had to resort to shifting the goalposts.

You had a right to your initial comment though. Not blaming you for that one. Just that the boys wouldn’t let it slide.

Anny69:
Who's trap?

The boys of course. People wey dey find who to attack before.

Anny69:
I don't have your mother's boobs.

Kai! Ma sebe

Anny69:
Shior, we all know that those big boobs are unattractive.

Ah. O ti lo wo trap.

Anny69:
Alright teach.

Right after you. Ekaaro ma

Anny69:
Okay, I don't know anyone who's received it. Have you?

No be for my mouth o

Anny69:
Iwọ onigbagbọ kekere. Did I get it?

I don't trust FG.

I suppose it should be 'kukuru' over 'kekere'.

Anny69:
😂 I was referring to the 8k. I don't have figure 8 pinshure.

Figure 8 was only for illustration purposes, make e for rhyme. E no matter whether yours na figure 1 or figure 7.

Those wey receive the "palliative" in the past complained?

Anny69:
Only FG can answer this o.

It's FG that was helping you share pinshure before ni?

Anny69:
Luckysbab forget it. They're redirecting it to their accounts.

Help me translate this phrase to Yoruba please - "O ye of little faith"

Anny69:
Ya welcome.

Sisi oni blue couch.

Anny69:
😂😂😂 Thought you'd like it.

Awwwwnnn! How thoughtful. Thank you

Anny69:
🤣🤣🤣🤣Clown.

So when should I expect my own "subsidy removal palliative"?

Cos all way na way in this case - whether 8k or figure 8 pinshure

Anny69:
I know right.

So why didn't you offer me this one initially? Rather than the agama lizard type?

abysirius:
Awon werey don start again. She suppose dey where hijab play football ni.

I know there will be that foolish Nairlander who will not read what angle the criticism was from. If you had a functioning brain, you would have seen the focus was more on the yellow card she earned for the actions than anything else. No apologies, you are a fool.

Just like that, he should resign?

His joke is obviously insensitive from a moral perspective, but there was definitely a context to it, which might have been wrongly interpreted or not.

oyinda3:
that's a cute name. it's yoruba but i'm not sure what it means. sounds like "we're walking together" lol

That's the literal translation. However, I believe the meaning is deeper than that.

Anny69:
Abi o. I've even stopped sending.

For where! No retreat, no surrender. You gats keep sending, make fuel pice for go down sef.

Okoroawusa:
We know but no be to marry at the age of 14 nah!... can a girl at 14 that's not in school in Delta, Edo, Plateau, Imo or even Kwara and Taraba get married? You self reason am nah!

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/507863-special-report-in-akwa-ibom-early-marriage-teenage-pregnancy-deprive-many-girls-of-education.html?tztc=1



Not much
work has been done on the Early/child marriage in
the Niger Delta region but NDHS, (2013) puts the
figure of women who get married before the age of
18 as recorded below:
Abia State 16.2%
Akwa Ibom 39.8%
Bayelsa 57.9%
Delta State 37.7%
Edo State 25.3%
Imo State 18.9%
Ondo State 30.5
Rivers State 23.3%

https://www.gajrc.com/media/articles/GAJHSS_43_109-117.pdf


Get educated before passing biased opinion on a public space.

fineberry:
Without even opening the thread, I knew it can only be northern 9ja

Kinihuu005:
Wao northerns with this their yeye religion and belief.keep it up.

Alpharey:
After seeing the headline I immediately, already knew where the news should be coming down from. I don't know how on Earth what is yokes me and this people together. They can do incredible things because of underage kpekus. Tufiakwa!

Passionate1:
Northerners r goddam piece of shitttts.

Teymanhenry:
That man should be arrested. He married a child and still got the guts to send away at 14? Is there anything more wicked than these people?
I'm more scared of people from far northern Nigeria than hell fire itself

LarryCork:
You want us to fuuuuukkkk chair.....brother are u ok in the head sir??(no ooofencse)

The one and only no oofeincseive Mr Cork.

Anny69:
You know that blue coloured couch? I like this type.

This one?

Seem this type is even better suited for the type of play you mentioned. Omo to soji

Mindlog:
The percentage that get back to the education pathway (many of the adolescent brides didn't make it past the primary level of education) is very insignificant in comparison to those that don't.

Realistically, at age 20 with 3 children.....there is little or no motivation to re-engage in formal western education though they may have a chance at that, if they are married to men are financially comfortable and liberal enough to get her back to school while making provisions for those who would help her care for the children,

How many women in the rural areas of the Southern part of Nigeria choose the educational part?

Y’all need to stop this one sided criticism. Rural areas in Nigeria often have unconventional practices, North or South.