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For some days now, I kanot sleep, I don madly fall in love with this rare gem. Abeg hook me up wit her

Mynd44 I catch u.
So modern day slavery na career for ur place abi.
Kip doin ursef sogbo

Greenbullet:
Telemarketing post, mynd44 ,oya do justice .

And u sure say u go make heaven so?
Joy don leave u tey tey!
Frustration just dey scatter ur life sotay u not fit tink straight again
Na wa for u oo

after working as slaves in d afternoon, dey will now come here and be shouting afonja upandan
Sinko using olori pelebez as slaves
Notin wey pesin no go see for d land of d rising sun

According to a Nairalander Equalright247, this tiny Chinese man has singlehandedly turn the whole men in UMUAHALA, UKWA WEST ABIA STATe inner galaxy steel to slaves in their own land
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Please my Yoruba brothers lets call help us call your western leaders to this issue before they turn the whole state to a slave camp. Thanks

imhotep:
Ogbeni, answer the simple question na

Are there Igbos in Niger Delta?

The answer is a simple YES/NO

Shut up jare.

Ladyhippolyta88:
I don't do tribe thing but everyone knows that we igbos are unbeatable.The thing just dey pain you.

Who won beat una for cowardice, greed and deceptive nature before?

Ladyhippolyta88:
Na your brain dey leak and if you like watch your nose as well.

Bleep off jare.
I don't talk to people from tribe that's suffering from chronic backstabbing syndrome

As a fellow black man, my heart boil when I see lots of kids especially from the eastern fraction of Nigeria on the express, chasing after vehicles all in the name of selling gala and fanyogo.
There's another case of a young boy living on my street too, about 6yo and his brother, maybe 8yo working as an apprentice to a man selling raw foodstuffs. The two of them don't attend school. The younger one seem intelligent in the sense that, he makes beautiful drawings and stuffs. On relating how he got to Lagos, He told me how they packaged them with about a 10 other kids to the SW, some were dropped off in osogbo, and other places And that it was their parents that voluntarily gave them out
So many examples like that.
Things like this needs to be curbed, Igbo fathers need to be educated/enlightened!
"it's slavery to package your kids with ugwu up West here! Its not an entrepreneurial skills"
most of them grow up, register on NL and start claiming developer!
What are they developing
SW is not a dumping ground for your kids.
Give birth to the ones you can train up to 18yr all by yourself.

Please and please, this is not a thread for tribal slurs, it's a thread to pin point the decadence in our society and postulate a lasting solution engrish no go kill me

And Mr Sanni Myndichuku, stay off my thread, i'm not joking with you

Ladyhippolyta88:
You better watch your tongue.

Who is this one?
Is ur brain leaking?
No be only tongue, na nose

Wetin konsain me.

Na slave and master dey talk

frankyychiji:
Are you actually crying but pretending to grin widely??
Y'know, I took time to put together that dangerous epistle. I know your day is already soured by reading it.
Stop pretending to be grinning cos e dey pain you wella!

Bede2u:
The guy kill u guy. See finishing. The thing go sha pain u Am so happy now Why u dey beg am to go easy on u? No be una start am? Backward goons

Sukudis on d loose.
tell atiku if u see am, na fulani in be

If only this Cameroonians know how treacherous and deceptive this Igbos are.
They will sell dem out in no time

All diz iboz no dey hear word oo.
Upon how master kanu tell u say make u no vote

LionDeLeo:
I'm not your brother pls since I'm not a P.

Besides, stop mistaking your women for others.

Kum again u say wat.

frankyychiji:
Tell Gorotango, that the products of baby industries are on the streets of kano and environs, they also cluster around mosques and around septic tanks. Not hard to identify.

They look unkempt, cast out and used. They constitute 80% of the population of that region and are recruited by politicians to cause mayhem including the dullard in aso rock for just a bowl of tuwo and Mia Kuka without protein.

The fulani cowherders in my village are only interested in sampling their cows.

They are addicted to bestiality. It's their way of life. They produce cross-bred offsprings and some of them are actually on NL and I suspect the fool I'm quoting now is a product of bestiality.
Just a suspicion tho.

U too dey quick vex

simple tin wey u fit answer
Yes, aboki wire mama chidi and dem born me
Or
No, na baby factory dem born me!

U come dey vex dey pour foam for mouth

What is edo?

See as flatron dey masturbate on top Yoruba man speech!

Yorubas are too much olohun
We be d savior of dz flat heads
Frustration don kill dem sotayyy, dem dey even blame Femi falana for dere road wey spoil

alade112:
Lol! Aregbe is silly on this. I haven't pray for myself, it's somebody that didn't know i existed i will be praying for? Hmmm! What are we benefiting from them that you re telling us to pray for them? Abegi make every body carry hm cross. Use politicians.

did anybody force u to pray?
Na so u mumu reach?

One thing I wee say is that, "beware of eboez" they are deceptive, lousy, greedy, dumb and will snitch on you at every given opportunity. They are chronic backstabbers

Well, some people said akwa ibom is a walking distance from aba. Same as delta state too but afonja want to sow discord between them and their akwa ibom brodas.
They even said they are the one influencing those states

Magical Negro
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The “Magical Negro” is a film and television stereotype that refuses to die and more frequently popped up in the 90’s with movies like The Matrix, The Legend of Bagger Vance, The Green Mile, and What Dreams May Come. This stereotype always has a saintly African-American character guiding the white hero over his obstacles and to his intended goal.

Uncle Tom.
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Coming originally from the novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe, the Tom character portrays black men as faithful, submissive servants who will never rebel and are happy and giddy all the time. This stereotype was especially propagated in early Hollywood films.

Welfare Queen.
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The “Welfare Queen” stereotype started in journalistic communities; a speech by Ronald Reagan fueled the fire and perpetuated this myth about welfare. It’s an especially damaging stereotype that holds that all African-American mothers feed off the welfare system, living comfortable lives.

Jim Crow.
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One of the most outrageous stereotypes in American culture is “Jim Crow.” Started by Thomas D. Rice at the beginning of the 19th century, he decided to put on “blackface” makeup and sang his adaptations of slave music and called it “The Jim Crow Jump.” Over time, it became a powerful and incredibly damaging stereotype equal to calling all African-Americans inferior and less intellectual.

The Jezebel
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The Jezebel stereotype propagates the idea that all black women are seductive, alluring, lewd, and even predatory. In contrast, white women were shown as the height of self-respect and dignity. It’s been a stereotype for centuries and is pushed mostly today in modern media.

The Mammy
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“The Mammy” is a long-enduring stereotype and caricature of African-American women. Resembling “Uncle Tom,” the Mammy served the political, social, and economic interests in southern America by showing African-American women as always smiling, happy, and eager to serve their white masters. The Mammy belongs to the white family and loves them. And unlike the “Jezebel” stereotype, she is completely desexualized. One of the longest lasting and continuing expressions of this is Aunt Jemima.

Fried Chicken
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The “Fried Chicken” stereotype says all African-Americans like to only eat fried chicken. During the horrific era of American slavery, southern slave owners found chicken to be the best way to feed their slaves. However, this stereotype kicked into high gear with the release of Birth of a Nation, a racist film in 1915.

Watermelon
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Similar to the fried chicken stereotype, the “Watermelon” stereotype depicts all African-Americans loving and eating watermelon. It can be traced back to when African-Americans won their freedom after the American Civil War. Now free, many would make a living farming, eating, and selling watermelon and even made it a symbol of their freedom. Threatened by this, Southern whites turned it into a negative racial stereotype of African-Americans’ perceived uncleanliness, laziness, and childishness. Above, you can see an example of how this stereotype was used as propaganda.

The Brute Caricature
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“The Brute” caricature perceives all African-American men as animalistic, savage, destructive and criminal. They are depicted as anti-social predators, preying on helpless victims, especially white women. After the American Civil War, many Southern writers perpetuated this myth to try to convince people that slavery helped keep African-American men in line.

Angry Black Woman
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The “Angry Black Woman” stereotype demeans and negatively criticizes African-American women who stand out, speak up, and try to be the best at what they do by perceiving them as angry and overly-opinionated.

The Coon
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“The Coon” stereotype is quite possibly one of the most insulting, demeaning, and disgusting stereotypes of African-Americans. It describes them as lazy, easily frightened, and inarticulate buffoons. It’s been used to reduce African-Americans to children who weren’t mature enough to have freedom. Unfortunately, its permeated throughout American culture and media and continues to this day in various and veiled forms.

https://list25.com/25-shocking-racial-stereotypes-seen-in-everyday-life/5/

Na wa o
So the ones struggling at home and even paid taxes don't deserve jobs abi?

frankyychiji:
E pain am wella! Why not pick a stone and pelt one of your kind?

What he's actually saying is that he wants to know if you were born in a baby factory or if it's one of the fulani herdsmen that brought cows to your village that, u know... Sampled your mommy

No be me talk am o, I just interpret am o

Go tie her destiny wit ur own

ishowdotgmail:
Shiiooor.....

What's epic dere marry on your birthday na, wetin concern us

see ur head like dry fish.
U beta go eat make frustration no destroy ur life
Shiioor

U for add screenshot for us wey no get mb na
Abi wich kain Nigeria be dz sef

Notin wey pesin no go see for dz nairaland