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1. Most pretty ladies believes that their beauty is their bargain to be  well spent on, and most guys don't have that kinda money to spend on a woman. Hence, they avoid them.

2.Most pretty ladies always act pretty. They always make it obvious that they know that they pretty and this behavior tends to rub offensively on the faces of guys. Hence, they tend to avoid them

3. Most pretty ladies look down on non-handsome guys, this pisses off even the handsome guys who are friends to these non-handsome guys. So, in solidarity with their guys, those offensive pretty ones are been avoided or hurt along the way.


4. Most pretty ladies are not sociable . Most of them tend to be introverts, thereby sending the wrong message to guys (that they are not needed).

5. Most pretty ladies are beauty freaks. An addition to their beauty through make-ups tend to make them too beautiful to be approached by men. This sends a sense of insecurity to guys, hence they avoid them. Its a big LOLZZZZ...



6. Many guys believe that the more beautiful a lady is, the less intelligent she would be. And most times, they are proved right. This however, is an injustice to the few beautiful and intelligent ones that abound. Unfortunately, all of them suffer the consequences of being avoided by guys.

7. Guys fear that the more pretty their woman is, The more likely a money bag would come to snatch her away from him, Hence, in order to preserve their hearts and dignity, they go for the averaged beautiful ones and avoid the beautiful ones..

By Morulebaybay

We tell una say we no like our bb10?

How much?

Phones getting smarter, humans getting dumber.

B2mario:
Hmmmm, Op you are too much ooo.

So you went to Aba and all you could get is the pix of portharcourt road which everybody knows that it's in a poor state. But i still doubt that pix cos in Aba you hardly see garbage dumps of that level, na ajengule?

Well, i can't blame i only blame ochendo who neglected Aba and refused to maintain the ones Orji Uzor did.

Aba is better than this rubbish you showed, I'll come tomorrow with my own pix.

If you know Aba very well as you claim, then you should know how important, Port-Harcourt rd and Asa road are. Just do me a favour, drive from Aba main park, through Asa road, PH road, to fly over. Ooops, unless you have a military humvee, I doubt if you can do that. Anyhow you do it, just drive through and take pictures of both the "good" and the bad.

ojimbo:
your own thought right? are you aware that i was the one that took the pictures?

You don't get my point. I'm just saying that what I saw in your pictures, though not good, is far better than what you have in Aba.

plainmirror:
I grew up in Aba metropolis. The mindset ish is quite peculiar to majority of the care-free populace. But I also don't think the law permits an individual or group of individuals to construct/ tar roads. It is an exclusive duty of the state.

Don't mind ppl dt don't know jack about anything. A civilian constructed an overhead pedestrian crossing but had to allow the Theif take credit for it and it was on the news for months that orji has beautified Aba. He poured gravel on a federal road and mounted a giant billboard with the inscription "ONCE A FEDERAL ROAD NOW BEING CONSTRUCTED BY GOVERNMENT IS T.A ORJI".

Ladycloud:
smh... ABA shaa... but op why didn't u show the good places like the likes of abayi, umungasi.. brass and so on

Seriously? Umungasi? Are those places wonderful? These are places that had good roads 10yrs ago and still struggling with the little roads they have. Show me a good place in those places that was made good in the last 8yrs. I

Masterclass32:
Things may be bad right now, but Aba will rise again.

That place has enormous potentials which must be harnessed by creating the enabling environment. Gladly the current gov is working to resurrect Aba.

T. A. Orji was a collosal disgrace. And to think he's currently a senator ... ?

Please where exactly is he working and what is he doing there?

Originalsly:
@Op...is it that hard to recheck what you want to post before posting? ....why would you post these photos and title them as Port Harcourt Road? I was expecting to see roads but don't see any...abeg....put up the correct photos or change the headlines.

Are you high?

ojimbo:
continue in nnewi, anambra state

Dude, any road with a fresh red mud ain't a big deal. It could be a road under construction and beaten by rain. You know things are really bad when you see algae and other sea weeds on a road that is supposed to be used by vehicles.

Chibezfelix:
you are simply Jobless that's why you have time to take those pictures you are simply Jobless that's why you have time to take those pictures

This is the kind of mentality that has kept us where we are today. Everybody is claiming to be busy. Busy doing nothing.

hansad:
You must be the type that cannot even tell himself a simple truth. It's impossible that there are no good things the last governor did in Aba.

Go and do a research on a burial service done by Christ the King Cathedral, Aba, to mark the death of Abia state murdered by T.A. Orji. Tell me there is another state such has been done and tell me there is no reason for that.
The only "good" he did was to buy keke for weed-smoking touts and use them as thugs.
There is no single good thing you will see in Aba that was not there 8yrs ago.
He brought Aba shopping mall, and I ask, how many persons here have bought a pin from the so-called mall?

Abba999:
And they yet allowed him to upgrade into Legislooting their state treasury further more.

Who allowed him? He did not win even in his own village. Ask questions well about his emergence as senator.

nextstep:
OP, it would have been more balanced if you showed various representative parts of Aba. If it was all bad, then I'd agree. As it is, we've seen only one part.

There are parts of New York, London, Berlin, Shanghai, Lagos that are as horrid and blighted as this, but the conclusion that these cities were dirty all over would not be accurate.

Just food for thought

Actually, I went to visit someone, I didn't go on a tour around the whole of Aba or Abia state. Please ask anyone that has visited Aba about Port-Harcourt road and Asa road and you will know how important these two roads are to the accessibility of Aba. These are the two roads you see in those pics.

Neduzze5:
I really hope the new Government does so. Aba is a mega city that would go places if better taken care of.

T.A Orji needs to be probed!!

Stop hoping, cos the case of Aba is hopeless since Theif After Orji installed his boy as successor.

Amagmilton:
So you only saw the dirty part, u didn't see the clean parts?

Please, show me the clean parts.

kay1one2:
Your guys dey stay ghetto part of aba.

Abeg, which part be VI of Aba?

eraly:
So of all d road u passed within aba, dia is no lovely place oda than dis site? dnt be biased/tribalistic bro. am a proud yoruba boy.

And I'm a proud igbo boy that grew up in Aba and I can tell you that any road in Aba that can still support a four-wheeled car now, was constructed more than 10yrs ago. You can ask anyone that has visited Aba in the recent years. I'm not biased and I detest tribalism.

ddeston:
Young man.

Am not from ABA ooo. Am a Benin boy,
But I must confess you lack common sense.
Because if out of every good thing in the city of Aba you only hand picked the bad.

Then I wonder what kind of operating system and which year your brain functions on.

Even ppl that have never been to Aba will come here to insult me. I have changed anyone that can provide pictures of the good things T.A Orji did in Aba to please, show us.

achemedez:
who cares??...
does that nw means tht their government ain't functioning or wats d Ish all about?
moreover dats nt the only place there... u didn't see d good work of there government. u only look other way round.
A PERSON WHO NEVER SEES / LOOK S GOOD IN OTHERS DOING LL REMAIN GROWTHLESS.

KOMPUTER SAYS SO

I challenge you to post pictures of the work he did in Aba and if you can do that, I will swallow my tongue.

izuvin:
ikpazu, I hope ur eyes are open

I hope so o.
But he is the former chairman of Asepa and see how 'clean' Aba is. I also heard he is Orji's boy and said he will continue where his master stopped. If these are true....

Heriadeoluwa:
now dem go dey do shakara say na der city better pass...say lagos na sh***t! Na to dey drink fr beer parlour dem no...

Dude, racism has eaten deep into your brains. If you must know, this thread is not intended to insult the citizens of Aba.

PDPwayoo:
hmmm i think Aba has improved a lot. Good job mr. Governor and former governors. The people of Aba loves u all

Lol, yeye. One guy told me that the ppl of Aba now receives nourishment from heaps of rubbish.

More pictures

More pictures

Port-Harcourt road

If you have not heard of the city of Aba in Abia state, then you probably a Nigerian by proxy. I was in Aba over the weekend to see my folks and I was filled with awe. The pictures below best describes my surprise.

adeebayo:
yh

Naah, I don't do that.

angieberry:
Wow. I had a phobia for those things and there was a time they became so rampant in school. You spread your clothes and when you being them in, you had to go through them individually because these things hid in them.

Imagine having two of it in your underwear and you unknowingly put it on. Hehehe

edoyad:
Should I be worried that the gear indicator that shows what gear you are in doesnt do so sometimes, ? The dot just disappears but reappears if I put the gear back in D

From my experience, I think it's your gear indicator on the gearbox that is bad. If your car still engages well, then you can change it at your convenience.
The gurus in the house will throw more light.

angieberry:
As in, it left a terrible mark on my friends face but thankfully, it did not leave a permanent scar.

Yeah, it heals without a scar, but if the burn is exposed to sunlight much, it heals with a dark patch.

Kylez:
I've seen this before, thought it was a baby scorpion.

Most scorpion will give you only severe pain, but this tiny man can damage your face.