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It applies to both genders

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invest in Nigeria okpolo!

This bleaching madness is bad. It's so bad I see indepth deceit and nonacceptance of ones self (the way you were made). I sat beside one yesterday, I couldn't help but pity her and slightly-feel for her, her knockles and arms were darker, her eye lids were darker, closer to her lips (her lip line) was the worse, a stark black (darker complexion) from her face... : ) so sad.

Natural is best, it has an almost eternal tripping effect on guys ladies.

LOL! darn funny

sonikstargirl:
i have watched alot of horror movies xo yeah i've watched most of them

I think he meant that scary movies happen on here in NL, hehe! Seen any here? real-life-forum scarymovies

BUGOFF:
Hi, ur beauty is just too much for one man.
How do u do?

Let's share it then

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I so like that sonisktagirl though she doesn't look me type

I even spelt her nick wrongly, all the more reason that she's not me type. SONIKSTARGIRL

What's it with Nigerian guys and fair (very fair) complexioned ladies. EH!!! JEEZZ! I used to have a feeling for them though, until I met several women that were way Nigerian black (sorry, dark skinned) and way beautiful. nawa ooo

Ice Prince
Wizkid
P-square
and still counting...

these are grave atrocities, huge atrocities on the land Nigeria. We need to atone for the land.

I looked, and looked so hard, but God wasn't in them pics.

I gotta walk.

indigenous. Cool!

tit:
soldier go, soldier come barracks remain!
buhari thinks he is barrack.
he is mistaken.
he is just a bloody soldier.
he will soon go
and me, titi, go still dey gidiban for dodan barracks.

tit girl. How beautiful are you? I love belles

lovely

Now they are thinking outta the box, or is it thinking smarter... hehe!

Who's this nobody? Is he a mod or what? Someone should ba* him or something. Just saying.

Wow! So lovely and cute

mikron:
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Only him waka come?
Have you run out of resources or do you need a helping hand?

She's not so beautiful to me though. She's beautiful, but always remember, beauty eternally lies in the eyes of the beholder.

Develop a divine eye and everything might be beautiful. For the LORD made the world and He saw that it was good.

Ciao

I saw this movie "Olympus Has Fallen" and all through it, I could summarize it with one phrase the "exhortation of the state; United States of America". One remarkable statement that still resounds whenever I recall the movie is one made by the Speaker - Speaker Trumbull (Morgan Freeman) "...and God bless these United States of America". I've always heard that closing statement here and there, now and then, but I think something remarkable about this one is the use of the plural preposition "these". However, beside the movie or beside all that movies can foretell or imbibe, I believe that as a developing and fast growing nation onto greatness, we should imbibe that culture, that forbearance of goodwill, in faith for this country's betterment.

That whenever we post a political speech, statement or comment that concerns Nigeria in whatever little way that we adopt these words of power, for I know that there's power in spoken words. It can be in so many forms, but the popular ones for me are these;

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God bless you all, God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria
Alah... (translate in Hausa)
Oba... (translate in Yoruba)
Chukwu gozie unu, Chukwu gozie Obodo anyi nke a Naijiria

Good people, great nation, God bless Nigeria
God prosper us all, God prosper the Federal Republic of Nigeria
This land is good, this land shall be great, a great nation Nigeria
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Send her a romantic message or text, and send her some funds.

Oscarrazzi:
What do you think people?

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My brother, kindly edit your post, that is offensive. GEJ is still our president, as of the time present, until May 29 or until further notice. Edit that post. Mods please "ban" this op or guy, sorry, please correct him. You have to do what's right.

Nice piece btw.

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Hellooo

onlyme12:
The man pictured was punished for crossing the highway instead of using the pedestrian bridge in Ikeja...He was ordered by the security operative to kneel and hold his ears ...Is this right though?

www.pijangonews.com/2015/04/man-punished-for-not-using-pedestrian.html

Of course it is right. In developed cities it is an offence liable to a fine. It's called 'jaywalking'. JAYWALKING is an offence. But here is Nigeria, so while the fine enforcement is still on the way, minute punishment is not bad, at all!

Rapmoney:
Sincerely speaking, my Nigerian brothers are falling my hands big time!!!

Often times, I hear people (including the male folks!) Saying 'young women that are successful in their respective careers and probably drive cars are no-go area!' That's a huge sign of inferiority complex and an exhibition of shallow mentality!

Is it really an exclusive right for men only to be successful and own cars? Why do we have young women schooling or learning a trade? Is it not to be successful in their chosen careers? Do we expect these women to subject themselves to lack and poverty?

Today, most Nigerian ladies who are successful and unmarried are normally seen as a no-go area for men. They label such women as disrespectful and not submissive under wrong assumptions! This clearly shows a poor mentality of the male folks!!!

Nigerian guys need to live above this poor mentality and accept the fact that becoming successful is not an exclusive right of the male folks...success is all encompassing and can be attained by anyone, irrespective of gender!

Please, feel free to share your views.

Peace!

Nnah! see as this guy made a point and totally confused the points that he made. Or is it that he contradicted himself.

The NO GO area has absolutely nothing to do with men wanting themselves or their kind to be successful alone. And NO! it is not an exclusive right, agreed, but that they (female folks) being successful has a way of making them brash, manly and seemingly equals with men in mentality which springs up the inevitable feeling of inferiority. My dear, the fact is there, and believe me, it's an underlying current to the rate of divorce these days.

the description is real and true. #Red and #black is me. RED foremost