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scopusng: Get pregnant for who?

Exactly!

Chimezie198: Madammosile Naya wished to be Nigerian. Chai

lool euhh actually I would be proud of any roots given by God, so I'm proud to Cmr and Tanzanian dear , talking about curiosity

[quote author=Boyloaf]@nayah, let ♍ε̲̣̣̣̥ help U̶̲̥̅̊ out since most persons cant understand simple english.
A NIGERIAN GUY:
Romantic & lovin
Takes charge/control.
Fun/adventurous
Hard workin
Real & original
Rugged & Dugged
Etc

Hi boyloaf, ok...fine but they seem to be "perfect" according to your listing hehehe

Osyino: Please friends advice me,how many months or year are you suppose to date your girl friend before proposing to her.

No guideline brother depends on both your wishes and vision of your future

Chimezie198: My fellow somalian brothers n sister lets meet here

lol Chimezie why Somalian?

lucrecia: All my sisters have gotten married, and i am the only one left behind. Meanwhile the right time for a girl to settle down is 25yrs. My question is at my age can i still settle down? i'm desperate to settle down, but i am not in any serious relationship. what should i do?

First of all, stop pressuring yourself and there's no guideline in love! I don't hope that four friends but who tells you their marriage will be perfect? Marriage is not what people always try to showcase ( perfect couple, smiles and so on) this is a huge responsability and step in your life, and this is a serious matter you need to think about first. You need to be seriously ready (not just to do like your friends) financially and psychologically.

Don't worry I truly believe you'll find someone but don't focus too much on that or else you might do the wrong choice

BahPulo: I believe so too. The francophone countries need not only to drop france, french they also need to drop the cfa. I don't like france and I can't stand their attitude we know better than anyone. But you know that won't happen any time soon because we are lazy people it hurts to say it but it's the truth. We need to sit our a$$$ down and think for ourself. for example how can we create a common currency that work for us not france, or how we can implement policies that facilitate trades btw us not btw france, china or any other outsider. any way I am so tired of thinking what's wrong with Africa in whole i's just plain annoying

Wakh deug suma xaarit!

Mrs.Chima:
All alpha males are hunterS.....TRY AGAIN.

Hey Mrs sister how are you? so all "Alpha" males are hunters ? hummm don't you think you're harsh?

mamalola19: nayah i dont mean to be rude considering u are a very nice girl
but in a bid to impress nl u sometimes say meaningless things no offense
we all love u but i will love u better if u can be more real
its not by force to be perfect try n loose dt rigidness its becoming a bore
i know u have life in u, so its ok to express d vibrant u
me i am craze woman but also but will tell u like it is
nigerian men carry big things for starters

Hi, don't worry you're not rude this is your opinion and I respect, but actually you impress what you can see, and I've never seen anoyone of you to want to impress anybody. We are here to discuss and exchange not to impress ( to my opinion) my question ( and that's available for Killz)was about Nigerian male and habits...I've never been to Nigeria but I know very few of them because they're few in my place, and as I've explained before, I know more other Western African brothers from Mali, Senegal or Côte d'Ivoire...this is just about curiosity

thehunted: i think miss nayah is cute.where do u stay? you and i need to discuss this your topic one on one.what ya think?

looooooooooool

jay bee: There you have it. The perfect definition of a Nigerian broda encompassed in one sentence above. We be [b]hunters [/b]always going for a kill with the least delay possible. Nothing do us

Hi Jaybee so you're "hunters" right?

Goldielucks dear how are you? just asking the "Nigerian type"

Good Girl: @ Gerald710,
I've lived in Tanzania and I can tell you for sure that it's not just 'Kenyaphobia' that Tanzanians have, but a phobia for any foreign African who passes off as aggressive, intelligent and challenging (translation - 'fluent' English speaker). They also had the same issues with my Zimbabwean and Zambian friends, who happen to be their SADC comrades. The best way to get the approval of Tanzanians is by conducting [i]your [/i]activities at [i]their [/i]pace and speaking lots and lots of Swahili. That way, they see in you a comrade, not a "superior" non-Tanzanian.

Exactly sister good point

Habari honey
Well I partially agree sister, partially because on the one hand we have this sort of "Western fascination" that make us indirectly or not, interesting more in their news and so on, another factors is some of them are living out there or were born go to "their school" and we are tought their version about African History ( when they talk about Africa which is not always the case) it means you know more or less the culture and news!

Well on the other hand I don't know for you but from my grand parents and my parents I've been tought a lot about my culture and my roots. African History has been cut and turned by some "historians" regarding their interest, but for the majority , this is an oral History. I remember when my grand parents used to ask me to sit and talk about our people (Cameroon and Tanzania) especially in Cameroon when they've told me my village and tribe(Bassa'a) was known to be centre of warriors for our Independance, relating how French and German were different but the same at mean time and how French hated our great independance personnalities such as Ruben Um Nyobe who was the Father of our Independance and lived in our village. I mean this si really interesting, pure and quite objective because they've lived this period our History and I truly believe Africans should talk more with their parents or grand parents or any realtive who have experienced some part of our History to transmit it to us, this is our heritage.

Rgp92: Tell me more about france, please.

Mali has always been known as a "poor" country with "NONE" OR VERY FEW RESSOURCES, while Mali is full of Gold, Uranimum, gas and oil in the North, and that's the point here

Now now you'll understand when I told you why I accuse France, even though I know Africans have their part of responsability on Africa's future. Who was in the forground for Lybia's so called misery?, who was in the foreground to reestablish so called "democracy" in Côte d'Ivoire? Now Mali needs a serious help to erradicate this Northern rebellion and guess what, French people ( authorities) declared they won't interfere. Quite curious for people who have always said they will fight terrorism...the reason is quite simple: France has views in this region and AQMI and rebells ( which are armed by them sorry but it's a fact) help them to accomplish this mission especially if the country is divided, sharing for rulling.

Mustay: It's a mind thing. Some feel they've been here for so long and wouldn't tolerate a newbie bringing a change or bringing back done and dusted topics. The funny thing about internet is invisibility. That a person registers today doesn't mean he's not being following a forum for years. It's just a matter of choice to register at his own time.

Buh seriously tho, some newbie ought to be spanked for being too lazy to use the search bar. :PIt's a mind thing. Some feel they've been here for so long and wouldn't tolerate a newbie bringing a change or bringing back done and dusted topics. The funny thing about internet is invisibility. That a person registers today doesn't mean he's not being following a forum for years. It's just a matter of choice to register at his own time.

I agree, I'm here since 2009 but really active since last year, and yes I've noticed some people don't linke change, but my dear let's impose yourself if you have something to say or to notice just go ahead because you'll never been appreciated by everyone

Interesting thread poster!
I think most of times people are in the rush to date someone without taking time to appreciate, observe and analyse. Of course we don't know perfectly the person you date or live with but at least you take your time to see what is his/her intention towards you and naturally you'll really see what the person wants even if you hide your real behaviour one day or another it will resort

Well, hi out there today let's talk Nigerian brothers, for a curious Non Nigerian like me what about things a lot have in common ( just try not generalizing), what are their "plus" that are different from the others African brothers. Does exist a Nigerian "type"?

It's just about curiosity, because I know malians, Sénégalese, Ivoirians and Ghanaians but less Nigerian males because they're few in my place

;Dlol ;Dlol

Baayanjida: Hausa ranked first in Africa and according to Wikipedia Hausa ranked 34th in the World ( 6000 languages) most spoken languages by Native speakers.
The stastistic was based on the first language.While Swahili ranked 59th in the world.
Oromo of Ethiopia ranked second behind Hausa in Africa and 56th in the world.
Yoruba ranked 3rd,Amharic 4th,Igbo 5th,Fulani 6th,Somali 7th in Africa.
These stastistics are based on the daily most spoken languages by Native speakers,not second language speakers.

The Northern Nigeria is dominated by Hausa,and the total Population of Northern Nigerian is over 70 millions.Almost of these Northern states speak Hausa languages.

55% of total population of the republic of Niger are Native Hausa which is equal to over 8 millions to the total of 16 millions of Nigeriens are Native Hausa.Almost 90% of Nigeriens speak Hausa ,or close to over 14 millions of Niger citizen speak Hausa.

When you Go to Ghana,there are Over 5 millions Ghanains who speak Hausa either first or second language.

What about Sudan,where there are over 1 million Sudanese Hausa,who speak Hausa as first language alongside of Arabic.

Cameroon,over there are Native Hausa who are numbered little bit more over 500,000 ,and another 500,000 speak Hausa as second language.

Benin,Hausa is the first most spoken foreign language alongside of indigenous languages of Benin.

Togo has noticeble Hausa speakers,and Hausa is also using to broacast on Togolese National Radio station ( Radio Lome )

Gabon has more than 100,000 Hausa speakers.

There more than 50,000 Hausa speakers in Algeria.

Libya also has few 1000s Hausa speakers.

Cote D'Ivoire has couple 100s of 1000s Hausa speakers.

Go to Senegal,there you will see numbered Hausa speaker.


The current speakers of Hausa Language is Numbered to over 100 millions included 65 millions speak Hausa as first language ( 45 million Native speakers)


Wherearea,Swahili has 5 million to 8 millions Native speakers,and ranked 59th in the world way behind Yoruba 48th,Igbo 55th in the world 6000 languages

Good morning, if you base your analysis on Wilkipiedia's sources you could be mistaken because references are written from "ordinary"people like you and I meanwhile we need to disociate the most spoken from the most used! MANDARIN (a chinese language among others) is more spoken than English while English is the most spreding and used language in the World. So the same for Swahili and Hausa. Sorry but Swahili hands down

PS As for Gabon there's NO hausa as tribe in this country but only immigrants.

Arosa: At best they would be like Zimbabwe.

What makes you think that brother?, meanwhile this thread is very subjective we could ask where Nigeria would have been with white people...

ifemiduro: The father of my child he is the shy type I do practically do everything for him, he doesn't know how to kiss, no smooching and every other thing. All he knows how to do is sex all day long even the day I gave birth to my baby . Back from hospital and he is on me and at times he will go 7 to 8 times but he is boring to be with but he is handsome and sexy

Talk to him, be sexier, prettier means go shopping, hair cut and everything then you'll see desire...will rise

MRbrownJAY: poupée (means doll in French)

looooool heheheh

Logic I think my 1st message has replied to your request

Rgp92: Mrs Nayah, lets stop blaming Africans stupidity on france for once.

Do you know France as I know them? do you know their will, let me tell you that if you knew what's going on behind the scene you wouldn't tell this please Liability has to be shared, and France has to take his own, sorry

lol Reality, but you're right, I have to be careful, and don't worry I do

Reality, not really...and actually this is not a recent pic, but a bit weight means good health no?

Post at least this is a good warning

These people are completely twisted and crazy if they think this "territory" will become a real country, but France is behind all this mess because of the ressources out there. Remember that France is only the 10th economic power in the World now, so you can understand

Should all threads need to end up with some ethnic comparisons or bashing? Tonto Dikeh is free to choose what she wants and the smarter would be to ignore all these useless generalizations

This her point of view meanwhile I've noticed she's always involved in controversy declarations, anyway this is her choice