₦airaland Forum

flokii:
I have like half bag of garri at home o

Lol, same here.

ibkayee:
Happy Khloe is back but I hope the Koko and drama we get from her is authentic and not forced because of what she knows the viewers want to see

Hmm true. She knows alot now..

Bantam:
Its Sweeter than milk and sugar my dear give it a try

Lol, I'll.

AntiBrutus:
No mind me. But as e be now, if they perform worse in polls, they will have a perfect excuse.

Hahahaha

Officially team Khloe.

KokoArmy we dey here.

3RNEST:
She's back oh

My baby!!

Bantam:
Hmmm for me I like it when Coco nuts inside I drink it with coconut water. It's orgasmic

Hmm..
I'm interested lol, I'll try it soon.

AntiBrutus:
This one dey find excuse to score less than 8.**%

Poco.

Oya I'm waiting for Khloe.

Bantam:
I love eating it raw ,the smell turns me on.
Whenever I see a basin of Garri I just feel like burying my face in it.

Turns you on keh?
Lol, I prefer taking it with water, milk, groundnut and sugar.

ibkayee:
Zoro onye ogene *dances*

Video please.

Mimzy created a thread and it was about asking any nairalander questions you've always wanted to ask. I enjoyed that thread, lemme see if I can get the link.

ashewoboy:
it's imperative for you to be there. it's for gorgeous ladies like you.

Lol, I hear.

Cheapy:
Lol, here you are, been searching where and how to quote you,it's fun reading people's comment, both male and female but your comment struck me.i just want to commend your level of maturity and understanding.

Thanks.

ashewoboy:
makkydebbie, you are not on my whatsapp list? why? i want you to be there.

I don't want to be there lol.

I love drinking garri. One of my mumu buttons, lucky you.

DonPiiko:
Try and hook one of those oyibo tourist that come to your country to chill, but mind you there have short prick

Okay.

DonPiiko:
Where's your preferred destination??

Uk abeg.

DonPiiko:
Nice dp, when are we bringing you to Biafra

Lol, thanks.
Please don't think of it, I can't deal in Nigeria anymore.

DonPiiko:
I know you had a huge crush on him

Sure.

DonPiiko:
The pink lips is what amuses me, I will use the photo on twitter when I see a post ur selfie thread, how are you doing?

Lmao, the cone head gets me lol. Don't let the owner arrest you oh.

Ladyhippolyta88:
Good.

Okay sis, take care. Wishing you a stress-free week ahead.

Ladyhippolyta88:
I didn't go as well.To tell you how forgetful I was I forgot it was palm Sunday.

Me too sis, I forgot.
How are you?

DonPiiko:
Hello beautiful, can I get to know you

You've this picture?
You're soooooo 'hilariously mean'.

Ladyhippolyta88:
Hello makydebie and greboy how has your Sunday been?

You want to remind God that I didn't go to church today abi?

Lol, I've spent the day reading, sleeping and arguing on nairaland lol, you?

I used to be 'homophobic', until I understood not everyone can be as 'sane' as you're. And truthfully, the whole world can't think the same way. So I just mind my business these days, if I see or come across one, I'll respect their decisions. It's their life, that's what makes them happy.
Though, I'm 100% straight.

sweetetlove:
sorry to say "Purple Hibiscus " is a feminist novel, religious bigotry and domestic violence are not the only major themes in the novel, the theme of women oppression is also seen in the novel. You can't overlook the portrayal of women as the major character in the novel, tho men are the seemingly dominant characters who oppresses the women,

The truth is, the book makes Kambili the protagonist because everything is seen from her point of view. But, if you go through the significance of that book, you'll see it's about Jaja breaking free from his father and becoming a man. So please, don't be bias. The only dominant character that oppressed women was Mr Eugene, and he did it in the name of religion. Not because he saw women as inferior, if he did, he wouldn't have allowed Kambili to go to school.

Adichie strangely makes almost all of the men die. Ade Coker dies by political unrest, Papa Nnukwu by old age and Papa by the hand of his own wife. The death of these men, represents the strength of the female characters.

Ade Coker died because he was always speaking the truth during the coup. Papa Nnukwu died by old age and papa dying wasn't to represent anything like strength of female characters. Lmao! Go and read the theme online and stop using coincidences to prove a stale point.

In the novel, Adichie presented two types of feminism, African feminism which is consider as being liberal towards men and radical feminism which uses violence to gain freedom. Mama tolerates the victimization from her husband as an african woman to be regarded as a good woman in the face of the society. She also presented two different types of women the real and the good woman, this can be seen in the character of Ifeoma and Mama. Btw I'm also a literature student. "Purple Hibiscus" was a literary text we treated under Feminism.

Learn to use paragraphs.
Every form of oppression in that novel was done under the name of religion. Jaja, Kambili, papa Nnukwu, Ade Coker were all oppressed and it had nothing to do with their gender.
I'm done arguing with this. If it was a feminist book, I'll see it on goggle without making reference to it being a feminist book.

WORDWORLD:
"One of the chief objectives of freedom is to make it possible for a person to feel himself a human being first. ANY SOCIETAL ORDER IN WHICH PEOPLE SEE THEMSELVES PRIMARILY AS WORKINGMEN, BUSINESSMEN, INTELLECTUALS, MEMBERS OF A CHURCH,NATION, RACE, OR PARTY (feminist, anti-feminist, non-feminist..............) IS DEFICIENT IN GENUINE FREEDOM" (Eric Hoffer, Reflections on the Human Condition). Let us animate our world with the spirit of unified humanity in peace and security and prosperity vie boundless compassion.
"One wonders whether boundless, all-embracing COMPASSION for our fellow creatures might not enable us to tackle the apparently insoluble problems of a time of drastic, rapid change. UP TO NOW, WHENEVER A SOCIETY TURNED A NEW LEAF IT HAD THE DEVIL AT ITS ELBOW" (Eric Hoffer, Reflections on the Human Condition)
Feminism, though dysfunctional has createdd far more disconnection in our human affairs than building a united society.

I agree 100% with this. We'll get there..

Hmmm..

This one that they've taken light, I hope Nigeria is not helping us to fight corruption already.

OriakuAmara:
logical arguments don't come with insults, dear

Okay ma'am.

God forgive me, I didn't know today was palm Sunday.

OriakuAmara:
It's always so gayish for a man to be so emotional like you.

I will not argue about Beyonce with a man like you,
Stick to your men thing.

I want a fellow woman to quote me so that we will argue about that.

But you welcome logical arguments?