₦airaland Forum

XhosaNostra:
Not a South African culture, but Xhosa culture lol. We're NOT perfect though. Apparently we're too bossy

MariaLavina:
I hate how these guys just come here to paint ladies bad, when they are the reason ,why they are milked. Does he even know the babe to start with? They will just come here to form saints without looking their mistakes.



Nonsense!

MariaLavina:
Sometimes I wonder how you lots reason, upon all the brown yellow pink green pills you have been swallowing on Nl you still never heal.Your mumuness just dey skyrocket every day. Hain!

So you saw a girl, a beautiful one and automatically your brain and diick switched functions. Must you approach every beautiful lady you see immediately? I mean where's your value? Your pride? Your brain? How about turning the situation other way round for once?! is there a crime if she appreciates you?


Most of you are the cause of your predicaments because you belittle yourselves by chasing after any thing in skirts.Please be valuable, ladies love men who aren't easy to get.

XhosaNostra:
Are you sure she's from a good home? Because the thing I don't understand is, if she's making all these demands on you to buy her this & that, how will she explain where she got it from to her parents?

When I was much younger & still lived at home, everything had to be accounted for. You couldn't be in possession of something without your parents giving you the 3rd degree about where you got it from. My parents were so completely against dating, that at age 30, my sister still snuck around like a teenager. It's not only my parents that were like that though. All the parents I knew frowned upon certain things. A friend of mine who's now in her early 30s, has never brought a guy home to this day. She still meets them outside, out-of-sight. That's the cultural aspect of it. You only introduce someone you're sure you're going to marry, otherwise they don't wanna be subjected to that. Also, for as long as you're not married, your parents will still take care of you. You can't ask a boyfriend because as far as he's concerned, your upkeep is the responsibility of your parents. For the life of me, I have a difficult time understanding how someone that still lives at home can be having stuff without being asked where they got it from or asked to take it back. Perhaps we're a little too proud, I guess.

bukatyne:
So if the female student ask the lecturer to put his hand inside fire, he will?

There is no justification for a lecturer's privates to be in a student's privates especially when the lecturer grades the student.

I knew of a male lecturer in my school that was so disciplined that he never entertained only females in his office. He never had a female course rep or projectee assigned to him.

If a lecturer does not have the reputation of trading sex for marks/money, there is no way a student would offer such.

Enemyofpeace:
Na everywhere we dey o. The last time I travelled under the sea, I was surprised to meet some igbo guys there selling gala, pure water and gold circle condoms there

GrabHisBalls:
Alright. Let's see how that goes.

martineverest:
it's an anti HIV drugs that should be taken with 24 hrs after having sex with HIV patient

GrabHisBalls:
Beauty is relative. BTW, I don't link people for a possible relationship.

GrabHisBalls:
You've come.

GrabHisBalls:
LOL.
Just to add to that, some female students actually deliberately go after lecturers. I have one whòre in my department whose job apart from not reading for exams is hunting on lecturers for a relationship.

Fidelismaria:
Bastard of the awolowo family

Tufiakwa

koyyess:
E don dey come out small small.

All the armour of unfaithfulness don dey drop one by one from em body.

Mumu. I pity the girlfriend.

Chibuzoc:
I'm talking about Biafra and not arewa nor oduduwa

Chibuzoc:
All hail Biafra.
What some people don't know is that they warrant chiefs during the time of the colonial masters were the osus you hear of. Sooner or later all the so called Abuja errand boys will be banished from Biafraland as osus

Yakade:
after unsuccessful attempts to reach NAPTIP and ministry of women affairs, I have already took her to police station but at my own shortage. 5k to follow it up or I should go back with her, was their conclusion in counter. I have to plead before they finally accepted 3k. But am happy she's in save hands now.

Hisduchess:
am a lady but this ur comment is 100% the Fact!!!
My mum gave me this advise prior to entering University but some years after it still rings like a bell in my head and I have seen the effect of it too in life.
I will still give the same advise to my daughter/daughters when I have them someday.

starbuck:
I can never fall for this scam ... The Igbo blood in me no dey allow me joke with money matters

smogup:
Wtf is this?
All these bloggers with their fake English.

Zigdore:
Go to ministry of women affairs. They will take it up.