₦airaland Forum

tpiar:
start.

tpiar:
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yazga:
You hate to hear it but most of these some Nigerian men are gold diggers. But you will hardly hear women talking about it because they are ashamed that they allowed themselves get played. Most women spend more on men in relationships.

Only sensible guys don't play women like that

yazga:
You hate to hear it but most of these some Nigerian men are gold diggers. But you will hardly hear women talking about it because they are ashamed that they allowed themselves get played. Most women spend more on men in relationships.

Only sensible guys don't play women like that

Mr Cork <<>> full time plaYA.. part time gold digger...part time womaniser..sole heart breaker...&
Brankolarikly hand some!! (True story)

Pettyprincess:
it sometimes happens that your bank won't send you alert,someone sent me money through transfer wise bt didn't get the alert up till nw, bt it is deposited in my account already.
Just check your account balance through Mobile App or ATM that's how you can actually confirm.

partnerbizn5:
I always feel bad each time I sight them. I see the peanuts they make despite the stress and hardship they go through daily in traffic.


Well, I have the habit of leaving small change for them each time. The smile on their faces on each occasion in invaluable.

NOW, the truth is that we will always have the poor among us.( Note that this term poor is relative --except you are using UNO or other organisations' standards.)

Even in New York, people still hawk in traffic.

The difference is that they aren't school kids.
And the poor also benefit from basic amenities like good education, roads, health care etc.

UNLIKE in nagelia.


It's well.

ASIDE:

Malcom Gladwell in "OUTLIERS" asserts that nobody makes it alone. That most successes like that of Tiger woods, Bill Gates etc are owed to cumulative advantages early in life.

Making it in life is dependent on several factors ranging from family level, talent, LUCK etc.
Part of the above factors gives a person a cumulative advantage. This is also called "The mathew effect in sociology, -- gotten from the bible.

Serena Williams and sister Venus owe their success to this factor. I won't dwell much on this because of time.

There is some level of luck. Yes. Some call this luck, kismet, serendipity, accident or God factor.

Geoff Colvin agrees when he wrote his book "Talent is overrated"


My point is that it's unhealthy to compare yourself with others, because your realities and background are different. Nobody makes it alone.

Enjoy and appreciate your level now, while you work for more.


Don't look down on others except you fancy their shoes. Some of the things we brag about, we never merited or worked for them.

The drivers, conductors, pepper sellers etc all deserve respect.

It could have been any of us. But nature was kinder to some of us.

Cheers!

partnerbizn5:
I always feel bad each time I sight them. I see the peanuts they make despite the stress and hardship they go through daily in traffic.


Well, I have the habit of leaving small change for them each time. The smile on their faces on each occasion in invaluable.

NOW, the truth is that we will always have the poor among us.( Note that this term poor is relative --except you are using UNO or other organisations' standards.)

Even in New York, people still hawk in traffic.

The difference is that they aren't school kids.
And the poor also benefit from basic amenities like good education, roads, health care etc.

UNLIKE in nagelia.


It's well.

ASIDE:

Malcom Gladwell in "OUTLIERS" asserts that nobody makes it alone. That most successes like that of Tiger woods, Bill Gates etc are owed to cumulative advantages early in life.

Making it in life is dependent on several factors ranging from family level, talent, LUCK etc.
Part of the above factors gives a person a cumulative advantage. This is also called "The mathew effect in sociology, -- gotten from the bible.

Serena Williams and sister Venus owe their success to this factor. I won't dwell much on this because of time.

There is some level of luck. Yes. Some call this luck, kismet, serendipity, accident or God factor.

Geoff Colvin agrees when he wrote his book "Talent is overrated"


My point is that it's unhealthy to compare yourself with others, because your realities and background are different. Nobody makes it alone.

Enjoy and appreciate your level now, while you work for more.


Don't look down on others except you fancy their shoes. Some of the things we brag about, we never merited or worked for them.

The drivers, conductors, pepper sellers etc all deserve respect.

It could have been any of us. But nature was kinder to some of us.

Cheers!

DenreleDave:
My mind is so occupied by a lady and it's giving me sleepless night.... I don't know what is wrong oo

DenreleDave:
My mind is so occupied by a lady and it's giving me sleepless night.... I don't know what is wrong oo

uncommonmartins:
Few days ago, Nigerian Afropop star, Davido lamented about how he’s been deserted from his ‘wife’, Chioma for two months and how anxious he was to see her.

On Sunday, the sweethearts reunited in far away Bahamas and they couldn’t get enough of each other as they partied at Nassau in Bahamas.

Chioma was spotted in a black daring revealing top as she flaunted her massive cleavage while partying in the Bahamas.

See photos of Chioma’s revealing outfit below,
visit our blog for more pictures; https://graceroll.com.ng/2019/11/14/davido-wife-chioma-flaunts-massive-boobs-as-she-parties-with-davido-in-bahamas-after-being-apart-for-two-months/

ladyGKilaBCrueD:
Wrong! I’m a virgin and I like rich men, have stretch marks,and have slightly saggy boobs

ladyGKilaBCrueD:
I like your wife style abeg
Just because una dey fight no mean say una prick and toto dey quarrel also

ladyGKilaBCrueD:
Cc 0knm

ladyGKilaBCrueD:
Mods don’t respond to dumb requests by dumb posters on very dumb threads

Don’t worry, Mrcork dates anything and he will definitely marry you, tpia. Oh happy day for you

ladyGKilaBCrueD:
You’re lucky you edited that nonsense you wrote about me fool

Pettyprincess:
Its a matter of preference,some like them big nd chubby!!! So definitely some guys like them 8+ size ladies!!! One man's food is another man's poison!!!

chinonso47:
Does relationship with single mothers work??

chinonso47:
Does relationship with single mothers work??

Ilamina:

ladyGKilaBCrueD:
Did he tell you I was harassing him?? Why don’t you mind your business and quit mentioning me, I beg you

ladyGKilaBCrueD:
Look at this ordinary petrol seller looking for studio But can you afordit

Preciousgirl:
Nay

Preciousgirl:
What food annoys you most? Which food is your favourite?

My favourite is fufu

I hate plantain

Pafoma:
Guys! I need serious, real and honest contributions.. Thanks to all that will contribute.

I have a lady whom i am dating. I truly love and care about her but she has been with people that are in my circle and this disturbs me. She didnt used to be a straightforward and totally faithful person but i see that she is making efforts towards being completely honest and straightforward but still i dont have rest in my spirit about taking the decision to marry her.

I have observed she is soft with guys and is not firm, although i am aware it takes time for someone used to a particular pattern or lifestyle to adjus. I need help because breaking up with this lady will mean that i have to look for someone else to start the entire circle with again and who knows what if the new one also comes with even worse baggages.

My questions are these

1. What do you advice i do?
2. Who has been in similar situation where you fell in love with a lady your friends and circle have been with then married her? What was the experience like including things to look out for..
3. How can be sure i wont regret the decision to go forward?

Please feel free to ask me any question and i’ll answer if they are not sarcastic or jokes..

Thank you.