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Padding up to the core ,drinking hot tea and warming itself NEAr fire that's is a nice prescription by me

Happy new year all I just want ur view in how we as naija folks relate with each other overseas I know some have good experiences and some not so good experiences . I av had cold experiences and OK experiences .my cold experience was when a Yoruba guy tried to con me thinking I was an akata but he found out we just kicked it n became pals and also Nigerian churches Don to survival of the fittest that's funny though we might not be perfect people but we need each other to survive look at other nationalities they form support groups and help each other out but Nigerians avoid each other like plagues we need step up

Nigerians should learn to bond better we might not be perfect but we are human beings let's help each other in diaspora and home let's keep differences aside to forge ahead enough of I don't trust naija guys Bleep that I ve had cold experiences with naijs guys but we still chop it up as pals

milehigh06: yea..why?

ur suspicion of naija folks is too much calm down bro I dey MD

Coming to America

Hey oo sorry but sleep in with your bro man I can't conceive it all the best towards recovery

milehigh06: actually,allNigerians are at fault forthis...yoruba's do to felow yorubas almost if not worse than they will do to other ibos...its not about tribe but the greed and that has been beaten into us by our leaders and numerous years of poverty

bro u still dey Yankee

Milehigh u said it all though not all are like that but most especially Yoruba's treat ibos like outsiders in america again haba and backstabbing issue that one is crazy I tell you bro

benom: As a Nigerian living in the US, I find this topic very disturbing. It is completely wrong to identify a country as racist. For all those that say the US is more racist, there is a very high percentage that you are racist yourself. The US is a very diverse place and people will treat you differently based on their personal experience. That does not make a country racist!
And oh by the way, Nigerians are some of the most sensitive people I have ever seen. Ask a fellow Nigerian here in the US and they will tell you they don't even want to live in a neighborhood with a lot of fellow Nigerians.
Bottom line, if you want to travel abroad, go with purpose and you will be respected. Don't come here depending on government assisted living and hope to be treated like a king.

Hey yo from what you said that Nigerians don't like staying in sane neighborhood with fellow naija folks it depend on personal experiences like when I went to a Nigerian church most of em were carrying themselves like demi gods damn this is America when nobody dey look your naija face Some Nigerians have very stinky attitude

Congrats man u are an inspiration

Just discovered that my Caribbean neighbor is a weed smoker the smell swept across our floor goddamn how my Mum hates weedheads

Lil Jon king of crunk

Mi encanta cellar putas

Estudiant esta noche

This is fucken ugly see truth talk truth

Y all ain't got experiences boring fuckers

Naija wanna be I no blame am person when dey fantasize Bout naija never see reality of naija anyway by the time u stay for 3 monthsbin naija then I will c weda u truly wanna be naija guy

sexymoma: Let wait and see

Babe where av you been I ve kinda missed you

coolmoon500: Hello guys,compliments of the season to everyone,hope everyone is doing great.

I'm actually feeling led to post here,though I don't post much at all,but for some reason,I woke up this morning and was feeling abit incomplete,hence coming here to seek some advice on how to live through it all.
I understand that I would get encouraging comments as well as immature and ridiculous comments,but all in all,its the grace of God that has kept us all sane and alive till date.

I never thought I'd be the lady staying calm and waiting almost endlessly for the one I would spend the rest of my life with.the one who would one day become my husband and the father of my children.my best friend and love.

I'm generally not the woman you would see often on d streets as I am mostly indoors,I was brought up to be around home,and as such days I have tried going out on my own hasn't been fruitful.I end up spending a few minutes out,then head back home,I also have limited friends because most of the ones I call friends are away in far cities and countries. The few I have around are mostly all married and don't hang out much either.

I am a christian and have noticed that I have a thing for christian men who are filled with the word of God.needless to say that I would eventually be gettin into ministry in my older years,and every prophetic word I have heard about my marriage has pointed to the fact that the man God has prepared for me would also most likely be in ministry and a huge God lover.

Now the thing is where on earth is this man?I am tired of waiting and I don't want to make a mistake.I am in my late 20's slowly approachin 30 soon and would like to settle within the next one year.

My family is puttin a lot of pressure on me and I am starting to crumble under the pressure of havin to remain sane while waiting for my own.I have indeed met a lot of other men who I dare not settle with.eg party rockers,drinkers,womanizers and the rest.does it mean that all the good men are taken?

Asides waiting,I also want to feel loved,wanted and appreciated.I want him so much already.

I am a professional lady,I am yoruba,I am gentle,kind hearted and want to continue serving God.

what can I do to remain calm?

how long more would I need to wait?

does it mean that there is no other Godly man out there?

nairalanders and their fantasies

Olodo snap am after we go go drink beer

Olodo wassup I Neva high today what of your landlord daughter

Area fada olodo u Don Marry kwa

Olodo u Don drink beer today

Nuthin do you

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