₦airaland Forum

[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]i personally think you are very beautiful, from the look on your dp. but you should have used less bleach/powder. [/quote]Oh my damn! An "African" male do not know an African film star when he sees one?!!!!!!!!!

I am not Nigerian nor African BUT KNOW THAT IS MERCY JOHNSON!!!! She is really good with Van Vicker in most of the films.

Sucks to be you! Prove my point that all Africans don't know everything pertaining to Africa.

kokoye: I 'came' already!

..and dont touch my feet..you forgot how ticklish I am.

You are such a tease!

Damn! I am good! Didn't even have to touch you!

[quote author=Lord_Reed]News??[/quote]You jealous huh suga?

Bless our husbands who deal with it. Lord knows what they are actually thinking when they just smile and say yes baby.

Una be fool: Something tells me he is your real husband Am I not correct?

No, Koyoke is not married to me, but he is married.

Una be fool: But how did you fall in love with him? I never knew falling in love with anyone on nairaland was possible What makes him so special to you. I still don't understand this ooooo

We know each other for a while and it just happened! Can't explain it but do not say nothing to the Mister abeg?

Una be fool: I can't believe this. A housewife cheating on her husband on nairaland. . Kokoye Pls don't put asunder to what God has joined together. Someone please wake me up from this nightmare

Don't have a heart attack.

[quote author=fresh_dude]Yeah, right.[/quote]Someone loves you.

cindyrella: Lucky you!

Thanks! You are invited!

La Parisienne:

Why the face?

kokoye: I envy the Kokoye guy. I can imagine the kinda cute babies you guys would make together........

wow..if only wishes were horses!!

Hey suga! I knew you would come! Your foot bath is ready, my King!

If men can say without hesitation that they are in love with a babe....why is it complication for a woman to say the same?

Double standards!!!!

Una be fool: Why falling in love when you are "mrs" already. How many husbands do you want to marry. Hmm your husband and his lawyer must hear this...

I supports polyandry.

[quote author=tpia@]why calling him koyoke?[/quote]It is a pet name I have chosen for my Oga.

[quote author=tpia@]@ topic

doesnt change the price of garri but nothing beats the butterfy feeling in the tummy.



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slimyem: who knows..??
Kokoye might just be the real Mr Chima behind the scenes..

2buff: Quit hating. It IS beautiful, because it's different and uncommon.

Them folks in Canada got you struck huh?

free2ryhme: Yeah you're special ... special needs

Just like your mammy biatch.

He couldn't be NIGERIAN!

Sista Darkskin! Help me come these babies' hair!

I got the bowrettes and knobs!

free2ryhme: mdm chima, na wa sha !!!!!! .... If the people were americans ah they are blonde and beautiful ... but black u need to comb their hair ...

Just say no to crack.

I am NOT IN LOVE.

How can I STAB his heart?

Cheers!

[quote author=Mynd_44]Can't you read? She said USUALLY[/quote]Go to show illiterates surf Nairaland as well.

stint: Yeah right! or is it because u have also dreamt of getting bleeped by your father like you accused young men who go for older women of?
just asking

Aww you have been molested as a child huh?

Whoooweeee...would somebody please come these children's hair!

I have an old jar of Hawaiian Silk.

I have noticed the men say wives to the married women when greeting.... is that standard for all Igbo tribes?

Some women in this world have no idea what type of men they have as husbands or boyfriends. If you have a husband that is understanding and submissive to the Most High then considered yourself blessed. If you are not spiritual...okay whatever.


A name has NO value compared to happiness and prosperity. You will not have a long and happy marriage simply because a woman has your surname this is toward men. You will not be the happiest bride on earth because you have accepted your husband's surname and this toward the women.

Marriage is much more complex than bearing surnames and having children. It requires dedication, respect, understanding, compassion, loyal, team work, loving spirit, long suffering, patience, pure joy, and peace on BOTH SIDE. That's what couple should exert their energy on instead and one last thing...STOP WORRYING ABOUT WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK OF YOU, YOUR SPOUSE, AND YOUR MARRIAGE. You have to live it not them.

Learn to enjoy life without stress and worries. It works! Good luck!

Didn't the Nigerian Male basketball team get crushed like a tarnished baby?

Obviously it is not true that all boys can play!!!

If you say so....

Reality will always be reality.

Whoooooweee my belle is swollen sed fi!!!

anonymous6: You have some points but you forget to mention something vital, the tribe where these majority of Nigerian americans are from that marry out, and in most cases majority of them are from eastern Nigeria, mostly of igbo decent. Those are the ones I see that trend alot but for me I am yoruba born and raised in America, and many of them married yoruba or edo, mostly the women followed by the men. So depending on what tribe you may be right, and what I have seen mostly amongst the people of my tribe born and raised in America many of them ended up with Nigerians and even preferred that. Your wife is igbo so it will make sense with your observation since that is the circle you mostly bump into.

It still doesn't change the fact that there are many Nigerian women who aren't Igbo married to NON-NIGERIAN men. Five Yoruba chicks married non-Nigerian men in the last year. Three Igbo chicks married Igbo men in the last year. I can go down the line but it would be a waste of time.

Where YOU ARE only a small part of America and doesn't represent the entire mass.

More than too many Nigerian men are married to and dating non-Nigerian women. There is a particular chatter on the Romance section who feel the need to constantly remind Nairaland he isn't interested in Nigerian chicks.

Although many not just Nigerians who choose to marry their own doesn't change the rise of interracial, intercultural, and inter-ethnicity marriages and relationships.

Regardless of how you and I feel about who is doing what and why...it not going to change who people wants to marry and date.

An Edo chick is getting married to a non-Nigerian man next month.

Hmm.