₦airaland Forum

Zoharariel:
I doubt if the "Orange Baboon" can satisfy this woman sexually. The only thing he does best is running his mouth like a kindergarten kid.

Little wonder his wife has been consistently giving the green-lights to men with working phalluses.

How I wish Putin can impregnate her to spite & provoke all the perfumed-military Generals at the Pentagon.

ornicus:
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this semi literate foolish women is the classic reason why Nigerians are loathed in so many places

she is in a mosque.

look at most of the other women around her - conservatively dressed. in a mosque where she should be focused on her prayer, she is trying to outdo everyone there with meaningless fine girl. this same idiot attitude that is so prevalent in nigeria - i must oppress, i must be noticed, is what these jokers carry outside this country, and is what drives them.

why will the people in that mosque not notice and be irritated by her? and that is the same attituide you see from the barely educated hustlers that smear us all. their empty pathetic lives revolve around showing off in the most foolish , off putting ways

Blackivy27:
Lol. This storyline has been used in the making of so many nigerian movies.

Blackivy27:
Naughty but honest.

Blackivy27:
Thanks. I cant have sex with a girl. But if i think about it or watch porn i just go there.

funmisticqueen:
be honest, your preference is black because it is better to be the head of a dog than the tail of a dragon.please claim your white side or be biracial. You are not black.

PlayerMeji:
As much as I would want to agree with you, I keep finding myself disagreeing with your points like you wrote Exportation is Sub-Saharan Africa's lifeblood, ma'am, I don't agree completely because no country thrives on importation.

Therefore, Exportation is basically every country's largest form of revenue. That's what Trump is willing to change as successive administrations before him tried to upturn the trade deficits to China to no avail because it was hurting the economy.

My original point was that it's high time African leaders took the initiative to develop value added products that would make us gain more not by sending raw materials uniquely or not (just saying) but finished and semi-finished products that would trade favorably anywhere in the world.

Missy, I think Africa is being exploited because we can't add value to our products and when we trade with these good-looking, well-suited fellas we are always left bloodied because of the cutthroat deals we bring back.

Just my two kobos.

Logobenz3:
you are informed.
I'm impressed!

Princegado1:
What we lost. After all the struggle but God is our strength and refuge.

baby124:
I agree. But Logobenz said the capsize happened very soon after departure. Nigeria and Cameroon share borders but our Navy should also have been present at this incident if the report is accurate and even if it’s just to show support.

Logobenz3:
The bolded is not true!!
What happened was COMATRANS had 4 vessels but was plaqued with incompetence since the owner decided to fire all the expatriates running it and started training his tribesmen to run that vessel.
Their first disaster happened in Gabon where all crew left their ship unattended to and improperly berthed to go and flex in town as big ballers wey dem be
It floated away to a restricted water and when the navy of that country radioed them,there was no response.
It was shot down!first loss.
Second loss was their shining star Brenda Colette that caught fire right in a jetty due to flammable cargo.
I can't blame them for that.
Third loss was due to overload,the vessel did not even move an inch from the wharf and began sinking immediately right there infront of everyone.
Here now,the owner bankrupt(I know him personally) decided to borrow small money to rehabilitate the oldest of his fleet(Austrheim) to help him raise money for a better vessel which has now sank.
I think it is improper crew that wrecked this company because when the Senegalese crew were still there(captain Kahn to be precise),they never had a single incident for more than 13 years.
Really sad men.

baby124:
Honestly, I don’t think people have reported these incidents. If not for Logobenz this would have gone unreported as well. It’s a huge loss of lives. Nigerian government try to minimize responsibility. If they are not shamed in the media, they pretend like it never happened. I don’t think this is about Tribe.

Amaechi the minister of transport should answer for this. Also the Navy should be questioned seriously. How come Cameroon is rescuing our people. There is no presence of the Navy in our waters. So we are as porous everywhere as a broken basket. God help us in this country.

Also, the neighboring states and originating states should have stepped in or called the attention to the FG on this. So that sea travel can be made safer. This mode of transportation is definitely needed and FG need to support it and provide opportunity for the industry. Safety must be a priority. RIP to those who lost lives... passengers should not be in cargo holds for cargo vessels though. That’s completely crazy.

PlayerMeji:
Interestingly, everyone has something to trade with. Africa has its raw materials: while Saudi Arabia had its oil they were able to negotiate deals that worked for their economy...

XhosaNostra:
@bolded, funny enough, I feel the same way. I like it on the men though, not for myself. Looks itchy

Congrats, Edo princess May you have many happy years together.

XhosaNostra:
Nice Have you learnt the culture?

Any wedding bells in the near future?

XhosaNostra:
Interesting.

Not planning to, I'm just curious


Ok, let me be more precise, what ethnicity is your man? Because it's one thing not putting much focus on that & general observation. You might marry the guy some day, if you haven't already, so I'm sure you have done your own research in that regard, yanno, to get things right

XhosaNostra:
Oh ok, I see

@bolded, I knew it! What do you have to say about Nigerian men? Is there a notable difference, in your opinion, between Nigerian men of different ethnicity? For research purposes of course

XhosaNostra:
So what do you prefer being called? Because that's the often used word, even by Coloureds themselves. Is there a new term I'm not aware of?
You sound like a cool girl, so I'm sure once people get to know you, they warm up.

Hmmmm...sounds very interesting. Do you consider yourself a South African or a Nigerian? Do you have a Nigerian sweetheart? That's the vibe I'm getting

XhosaNostra:
The bolded though is due to the fact that some Coloured people think they're better than blacks, hence nobody is too eager to embrace them. A baseless superiority complex is after all very offputting & people also have their own big egos that stand in the way of bridging the gap. I'm saying this because I know Coloured people very well & before you think I'm being biased. I have a Coloured mother, who thankfully, wasn't like the kind you normally find in Cape Town, for instance, even though that's where she's originally from. She spoke fluent Xhosa, like most Coloureds in the East London area. I also attended a Coloured high school, so I know how some be feeling like something special even when they barely have hair They're full of prejudice even to their darker counterparts. Not to say blacks don't have their own prejudice against Coloureds because they do. Just speaking as someone that understands both sides of the fence.

With that said, please tell me more about your visits to Nigeria. What brought you there & how was it?

PlayerMeji:
Sadly, I meant both.

Ma'am, no country will allow its economy to be exploited like African countries are in the West.