₦airaland Forum

Even if your wife says she does not want a white wedding, at least offer, and let her think about it.

jaymichael:
Wetin I don drink or smoke now?

Don't be stingy! Just do the white wedding.

daddytime:
I hope you will also tell the whites to make sure they do their African/Nigerian traditional weddings too.

Nonsense

This is for Nigerian couples who did not have a white wedding.

SmellingAnus:
you mean they prefer to be baby mamas instead

For those Nigerian couples who are married, if you skipped the white wedding, do it now.

It's very important, no Nigerian woman wants to be married without a white wedding, my opinion.

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After reading some annoying posts on nairaland, I almost want to take a break from the forum.

Somebody is discussing Maroko, another person was perhaps fakely reminiscing on how many buttocks he pressed while there?

Obviously the poster is more demonstrative towards his daughter than his son.

Not new.

Funny how Lagos is even more overcrowded after.

This is serious, seems the guys are irresistible if you have to struggle this hard.

This information is available on the internet.

Who eats Raw Egg nitori olohun?

It's believed to help with vocals for singing although that could be a myth.

I believe the problem here is the rising profile of AKS, which is attracting a lot of investments, migration etc and making them better known in Nigeria, compared to before. Many of the newer states are in a similar position, but AKS especially because they have proximity to the sea and oil.

In former years, AKS was not really considered "celebrity" status, unlike now when the state and indigenes are more exposed and they seem to have lots of ongoing development.

And with the current situation in SA, AKS might need to create opportunities and places for returning Nigerians to settle or relocate to. We've heard so much about the improvements etc that are going on in the state. Although, on the other hand, people should also ask nicely (or negotiate properly), for what they want, I wouldn't know if this is the right way to go about it.

Just my opinion.

LabDNA:
Was there a 'war' before? I didn't know that pls educate me.

Yes, there was a war.

ah, those days of miniskirts (and damasks)

I wish I had my pictures.

But op how do we confirm the date and location of these photos?

Some people just get offended regardless if their mention was good or bad, I wonder what happened to every publicity is good publicity. Not in Nigeria perhaps?

Should celebrity section be scrapped?

Ilamina:
I hate when guys deep down, know you are not their type, and they clearly know we can't date
Because I am a smelly girl at the moment

But still get angry, when I tell them I am not their type

Just so wicked, just making us girls feel like we are snobbish


Arrgggh, coward motherfuckers

oh jeez, please do not bring this issue up again.

I just called out somebody who posted a pornographic write up about how he did whatever with a lady who was stinking and odoriferous. Can we give it a rest and stop helping out the idiot.

Don't you usually profile tribes or something, why are you switching topics?

Here it is:

https://youthvillageng.com/10-things-you-didnt-know-about-ycee/

A short bio of these people always helps.

Chipink:
popular musician

Huh?


His bio please.

lolz

Ladylite:
I don't let things get to me. So what if we are not OK, we should fight and exchange words abi? Doesn't it show we are as low as they are?
We are better than that, am not responsible for someone's misunderstanding

Are you Yoruba?

Did you check page 8 and what two posters are claiming there?

This is not slander, it's something more serious.

healthserve:

You quoted me because?

Just curious.

Why not "outside Lagos" instead of "excluding Lagos"?


You can't remove Lagos from Yorubaland, what we can do is consider the strategic niche of Lagos in the southwest.

And, what's going on with that zlatan fellow? He really gets on my nerves.

johndan103:
I didn't report your post. I have no reason to do that. The fact that I don't like your suggestion doesn't make you my enemy.

Hauwa read your response along with others and asked me if I will protect her and I promised I will. She loves me too much to dump the relationship because someone on the net says so.

I understand your position but we will keep being together.

Thank you so much for the time you spent wading into our story and contributing to it.

Cheers

You're still sticking to your fake story?

Breaststroke:
Tpiar, as far as I know every female on nairaland is at the receiving end of utterly negative stereotypes, not just Yoruba women. I didn't check out the thread, but on nairaland we are all lumped together irrespective of tribe.

It ranges from 30+ females being labelled as evening newspapers, to stvpid feminists for having a contrary view/opinion as a woman, whores (a.k.a farm tools) to gold diggers...........and the list just goes on and on.

That's true, but sometimes there's a concerted effort to project a certain image on segments of the population, in this case, Yoruba women.

Check the thread in question and especially page 8.

a criticism from someone who is bringing it on behalf of someone else, someone they won’t even name,

What the heck?