₦airaland Forum

Uncle93:
Go pick a struggle

benzene00:
it's only on social media people don't like Fair Ladies

in real life,I see men behaving like dogs on heat when they sight a pretty light skinned girl


light skinned ladies get the most attention!

Uncle93:
Not just money ! Good looks too and Maybe huge cock ! I'm 6ft2 tall, Cute like they all say .. I've never been so rich but I dress well , drive sometimes. I've had countless women that some even don't mind being a side chick. 3 ex's are currently wanting me back and these are fcking attractive Abuja girls and I'm not even in Abuja anymore .

ABANGWABOI:
#ILMOVON
#Attitude
#Bliv

Be a Man my Brother..
My advice is this.. don't let either your mom or your girlfriend decide things for you..
Be in charge and stamp your authority ..

I had a colleague (igbo) that married a Kano muslim girl against all odd..
He stamped his authority and today the girl attends his church (catholic)..
They are leaving peacefully for over 5 yrs now..
Dont let your mom stop you from marrying her if you want to and don't let her continue with her religion after moving in..
If you allow any of this two things to happen.. Trust me you would regret it..

Disclaimer : my advice is for you if you got balls, not if you have cowardice and weakling tendencies ..

paulolee:
same with my father....he take pastor and even army join before we convince am say covid19 de kill people

Bloooody:
It seems women are very very dull when compared to us men especially Nigerian women.
I dare any man to try to bring an intellectual debate with his girl like the government or the existence of god or evolution or the theories of natural selection.
Almost no woman would answer you especially a nigerian woman.
It's very unsettling and makes you question if truly they deserve equality with us men.

roteblomen:
Yes, and yes. Thank you.

roteblomen:
I am into fashion designing and production. Yes, I have families that are trustworthy 100%.

roteblomen:
I have thought of the possibilities of staff extortion, but other businesses are still operating there and have systems in place to avoid that. For example, I bought something on jumia for a friend in Lagos, transferred cash to him and he paid for the order on delivery, so it is possible. Just saying.

About Rwanda and Botswana, I know no one and know nothing about that culture, never been there, and I have no head-start either via social circles, or comparative advantage. Though if I becomes successful in Nigeria, I will expand to those regions perhaps. I mean, I could find all the reasons not to move back and I will see it, hence, I asked for inputs from folks that have went through that route, and their experience thereof.

wasi9ice:
This one isn't protest, it's just a mare awareness,,
See what happened in America during "black lives matters"or the resent protest in Suddan to mention but a few,,what we do here is what we call ""arrengee"" people making mockery of themselves

Brushstrokes20:
Thumbs up to these heroes!... Shame on the heartless, self serving, sadistic, nepotic, redundant, coupist and cohorts!
#ENOUGH OF NONSENSE

Cmanforall:
Maybe he thought the girl wouldn't date him if she knew his real age... Or perhaps he may not gain some respects from her.
Some Nigerian girls are fond of looking down on guys they are older than, such that she may not want to greet him first for instance, or be ordering him around etc.
All these can hurt his ego should he imagine them.
Exactly, many of those crushing on me that are younger than me do not reveal their ages or lie that they are older. Because I say it a million times, how I can't even be friends with younger people not to talk of dating them because we would have knowledge gap, can't be discussing with a child, So it could be the problem the guy has

vickydevoka:
If na me I go do same thing. I'm an extremist. I love with all my heart I hate with all my heart.
After all de suffering, I go jst loose all my property to de one I once called love. Is better we both loose our live n de property together na

Omihanifa:
All these are happening simply because the universities are underfunded

If there's adequate funding, the right infrastructures will be in place the hostels are too congested

The person that took those pictures get mind sha

ChiefJusticeFuc:
This idiot that is an APC card carrying member who owes his emergence as NLC factional head due to APC funding?

This fool blamed IPOB for the twin bombings in Kuje, FCT even when BH claimed responsibility .


Nigeria, is facing the worst era because the most despicable , evil and most foolish people are at the forefront.

We must take back our country from these charlatans that ate led by that idiotic demon in Aso Rock.

Whose with me?

DMerciful:
They see how other Nigerians treat Igbos so they do not wanna be treated same way hence their denial. If you watch the elites of these Igbo groups outside SE, they identify as Igbos because Nigeria treats the Elites differently. Havent you seen Amaechi, Okonjo Iweala, Okowa insists on being Igbos?

DMerciful:
You have gone back to your default mode of being against Biafra. Same way you feel indigenous Yorubas outside SW should be incorporated into SW but feel indigenous Igbos outside SE shouldn't be incorporated. You will start throwing up double standards how yours is different. It is this equity and justice that Nigeria lacks as a whole that has been the bane of her existence

satp:
The truth of the matter is, the Okun people of Kogi belong to Yoruba and there is no point to argue that. The current predicament of Okun people started when the King in Kabba did not allow Awolowo to land in his territory to campaign, rather he opted to follow Sardauna. Till today, there is no much development in that Okun land. The only two things that breathe there are Federal College of Agric and NYSC orientation camp. Thank God for the missionaries that set up Titcombe hospital in Egbe, which has really served a lot in that area. Apart from these aforementioned, nothing exists in that Okun land.
Suppose they allowed Awolowo, he would have brought development that we are seeing in majority of south western States. Kabba has been a province for decades, and look at where it is today, other areas that were also provinces have gone far.
The solution for Okun people now is, if they are fortunate to get a state, Parts of Kwara, Ekiti and very few Ondo can come together and form Okun state, which will layer clinch with South west. Bit if that does not work, Ekiti state is the best option to go.

DMerciful:
So you agree that Biafra would have gone far? In other words you agree Nigeria is holding the Igbo man down so why are you mad when they wanna be free to attain greater heights?

Eriokanmi:
E don dey happen. This country's union is ending soon. Better go to where you belong which is oduduwa. I learnt you people chose not to be merged with ekiti during state creation. Isn't being in ekiti better than being in kogi in North Central?

Lovelyn451:
kwarans will tell you they're north central with their own mouth, they associates more with Hausa's than Yoruba's

GarangDeMabior:
These places you named have been known as north for a long time.

They have a common language binding them which is Hausa.