₦airaland Forum

emöfine2: Yeah I figured. I particularly like the traditional attire of the Bamiléké and Bamenda .

Yeah very beautiful...what about you how are you?

onila: i dont feel intimidated by a girl prettier than me-I never do!
do you know why? BECAUSE I have a STRIKING, COOL PERSONALITY! if I am in a room of 200 pretty women I stand out!

inshort the pretty girls' boyfriend will rather talk 2 me than you.

beauty might attract men BUT your inner beauty makes them stay longer==ONILA!

the blessed Onila

heheheheh

Poster depends on who pays attention to her? yo can be very discret and having one day the right one! quality is better than quantity. As for me it never happened but we never know and if I like one of the guy who pay attention to her, I might be sad for a short term but then you move on

Parnassuss: Speak on brother! As if pretty men don't cry at night too . Ahem, I am not speaking from experience though, I'm not a pretty man, I'm a beautiful one.

What a confidence!...you right tough

emöfine2: Some nice garments on display, a couple reminded me of Nigerian ones.

yeah sister some are similar to Nigerian attire especially in English speaking part

Op for sure! they're also human and their beauty does not protect them from sorrow

Simly because they are Nigerian, and the others are not

Poster, hello...many men might cheat but we are not obliged to do like them, I mean better being smarter stay away this behaviour even though life is not that simple, and you can derail.

My Godness just because we have read Ghana and immigrants? poor Africa...

Jyde89: help me preach 2 ur brainless brother's,trust me nigeria as alway's had nothing against gahna,let them stop throwing stone's.

Bro, the only thing I can say on here is that people are discussing about useless points while Africa has many trouble. Now what makes Nigeria inferior to Ghana? or what makes Ghana mad country if it wants to regulate its immigration policy? NOTHING the rest is just about useless pride and everlasting stupid rivalry between 2 big African forces, that's our crucial issue: SOLIDARITY