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Nairaland General › Re: If You Are An Old-time Nairalander, Check In Here by nlPoster: 3:54am On Aug 29, 2019
My ids are tpia and nairalandposter.


Any other id beginning with nairaland is not mine.
Nairaland General › Re: If You Are An Old-time Nairalander, Check In Here by nlPoster: 1:26am On Aug 29, 2019
Anyone with Questions or Comments About Things I've Posted Online

https://www.nairaland.com/5302427/anyone-questions-comments-things-posted
Nairaland General › Re: If You Are An Old-time Nairalander, Check In Here by nlPoster: 1:24am On Aug 29, 2019
Modernist:
A T.pia is now Nairaland.poster and any other name that begins with Nairaland a leopard does not change its spot it can only change name grin
Oh God.
Romance › Re: Nigerian Women Are Among The Most Unattractive Set Of Women In The World. by nlPoster: 9:54pm On Aug 26, 2019
XML33:
It's a canonical fact that black women are at the bottom of the global attractiveness ladder. The women from West Africa tend to be even less attractive than every other black women on average. This means that the average Nigerian woman is most likely among the most unattractive women in the world
Perhaps.

I think you're entitled to your opinion.







My question to you Nigerian women is this - How does it feel to rank bottom on the attractiveness hierarchy? . . .How does it feel to be the most unfeminine set of women in the world?
If it bothers you, then it should bother us I guess.





NB: This doesn't mean there aren't very attractive, feminine black women, but they are like 0.01 percent of the population and as such negligible and irrelevant to my argument.
Cool.



Also note that the opposite is the case for black men. Black men are rated by women from all parts of the world as being among the most attractive and inarguably the most masculine men. And women are immensely attracted to masculinity. wink
Good for you!
Romance › Re: A Nairalander Deactivated Because She Couldn't Handle The Truth. by nlPoster: 9:50pm On Aug 26, 2019
XML33:
Finally, what's the big deal if you guys aren't as physically attractive as women from other parts of the world?
At the risk of offending my fellow Nigerians, I have to agree with this poster.

I didn't read the entire thread yet, but seriously, why are we so upset if people don't consider us beautiful?
Nairaland General › Re: Are Black Women The Ugliest In The World? by nlPoster: 9:43pm On Aug 26, 2019
tpia5:
32% said none of the above?
Romance › Re: ECHOES FROM REALITY 1: Borrow Sense Guys by nlPoster: 9:27pm On Aug 26, 2019
Mikolion87:
Life is like a game, you can hate the game all you want, but if you don't play by the rules, you lose.
The problem common to most of you who posit with so much ego and no wisdom, is you believe you make the rules, or that you've "made it" based on some highly subjective and erratic criteria.

You don't understand winning and losing do not have only one interpretation (your own).

Ability to type in English (or on the internet) doesn't necessarily mean sense.

You'll notice I'm not bothering to explain myself in plain language, I believe sooner or later you all should arrive at the conclusion/s you're expected to know.

And if you don't meaning if you never do, well, perhaps it's not something in your fortune.
Romance › Re: ECHOES FROM REALITY 1: Borrow Sense Guys by nlPoster: 6:50pm On Aug 26, 2019
It seems you people are in a quandary.

Endless back and forth, no answers to any of your life's questions and realities, just a continual race while hoping you can buy affection from people by showering them with financial incentives, pretending or believing money can substitute for or strengthen shaky kith consanguinity bonds. Having your entire existence wrapped up in women and their bodies which you say you despise.

hm, continue, to each their own. Nairaland is there for you.
Romance › Re: Can Any Of You Do This? by nlPoster: 12:20am On Aug 26, 2019
Can someone explain the significance please, I dont understand.

Is it cultural things, traditional things, juju, yahoo ?

Why do you folks keep asking this question, why is it important?
Family › Re: Kenyan Bishop Wangivi Snatches Man's Wife After Presiding Over Their Wedding by nlPoster: 7:55pm On Aug 25, 2019
The Bishop's wife of 34 years, also confirmed the incident. The mother of three recalled having Leah over for family dinners though in the absence of her husband and on invitation of her own husband.

"I strongly objected the appointment, but he was determined to have his way. I confronted Leah and threatened her not to play games with my husband. She looked innocent, and I gave in.

“ I started questioning their friendship. I confronted Kanyua to keep his wife away from my husband, but he seemed blindfolded. My husband developed cold feet on his family and ran away to Leah in 2015,” she said
.


**sigh**

When we Nigerians start concocting our usual stories like this, you dont even know where to start from, do you deny, confirm, argue or what?

Anyway! I can understand why there's such a high level of anxiety, never trust anyone because it's very easy to fall.
Christianity Etc › Re: Going To Church For Years: Are You Growing Spiritually? by nlPoster: 7:44pm On Aug 25, 2019
Originakalokalo:
An axe is laid on every tree.

Any tree that doesn't grow and bear fruit is cut down....this is the danger of remaining a spiritual baby for too long.
A tree bears fruit according to it's kind, be a nurturer, not a naysayer.

Wishing a banana tree grows mango fruit because you want mango is not going to make it happen.

Likewise, if you stay all day waiting to see groundnut trees bearing fruit, you won't. The nut is underground.
Romance › Re: How I Missed My Future Husband - Okoroafor Uju Christabell by nlPoster: 7:17pm On Aug 25, 2019
He put back the Mercedes magazine we were poring over and in the process, knocked down my book which had my boarding pass.
He apologized and bent down to pick the items.
He put the boarding pass back in the book and handed it to me with a small smile
The narrative is too starry eyed.


The possibility of him knocking down your book on purpose is just as high as him doing that unintentionally.

Both of you sef could be trying to scam your readers if the story is true.

I think I've seen this kind of thing in many movies, spy stuff.
Romance › Re: How I Missed My Future Husband - Okoroafor Uju Christabell by nlPoster: 7:13pm On Aug 25, 2019
Seeing a quiet looking well mannered guy shouldn't make you assume he wants to start a relationship though.

True, perhaps the type might seem to be a rarer breed nowadays, but I'm not sure you jumped to the right conclusion.

Perhaps you projected your own infatuation on him, you never know.
Romance › Re: How I Missed My Future Husband - Okoroafor Uju Christabell by nlPoster:
The person with garlic stood no chance, too bad.
Christianity Etc › Re: Going To Church For Years: Are You Growing Spiritually? by nlPoster: 8:06am On Aug 25, 2019
The flesh is weak.
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Caught Pant Down With Church Member by nlPoster: 8:05am On Aug 25, 2019
God does not tempt, it's our own desires leading us.
Christianity Etc › Re: Is It A Sin To Return Empty Offering Envelope Back To The Church Offering Box? by nlPoster: 8:01am On Aug 25, 2019
It's not sin, I'm not sure why you'd wonder if it was.



Write a pledge on the envelope and send in the money later, it's something I do occasionally.

Working on how to give online donations also.
Romance › Re: Pastor Caught Pant Down With Church Member by nlPoster: 7:57am On Aug 25, 2019
Another adultery thread on a sunday morning.

This is getting worrisome.

We are being fed adultery threads on the regular.
Romance › Re: Mike Bamiloye: Some Sisters Are Not Worth More Than Ice Cream by nlPoster: 6:36pm On Aug 24, 2019
Most Nigerians love ice cream but consider it a fancy, expensive and exotic foreign food.

Strangely, we're unaware we can make it ourselves at home.

I felt very fulfilled the first time I made ice cream years ago, I was like abracadabra!
Family › Re: Nigerians Are Dirtiest Africans Ever by nlPoster:
Let me rephrase because of those who are offended by my statement:

Nigerians are clean but Nigeria is dirtier.
Romance › Re: What Must The Lady Have Before Going Into Marriage?? by nlPoster:
Mypeople2:
It is just too pathetic that most of you ladies don't even know what you need before getting married .All you are saying is that you have nothing to offer a man
Take it easy, you seem too pained. Why be miserable over this matter?

And quit the mentality of waiting for what you want to be "offered", that's grandiose.

Idiots would open threads, fellow idiots would be catching feelings on top of idiocy, that's the problem of nairaland.
Family › Re: Nigerians Are Dirtiest Africans Ever by nlPoster:
Not in support of the op's assertion technically, but I did notice some parts of Africa (especially Nigeria) seemed to be rather dirty.

I think we dont know we're dirty (myself included).



Could be due to the weather.
Family › Re: Nigerians Are Dirtiest Africans Ever by nlPoster: 4:19pm On Aug 23, 2019
prettigurl16:
I have observed with dismay how infrequently Nigerians especially ladies tend to their personal care. How many times in a week do the ladies wash their hair. I don't mean weapons or wigs o.
How many times do the ladies floss?
How many times do they remove caluses from their feet and how many times do they change their underwear.

They are mostly superficial and CLEANLINESS is far from them.
Pls let me know if my observations are incorrect.
Depends on what or who you're comparing.

Btw, give the advice you're hinting at, how many times in a week do you feel Nigerian ladies should wash their hair?

Post pictures or links to calluses, I assume you mean why dont more Nigerian ladies do pedicures.

As per changing underwear, do you perceive smells or something which you believe is from dirty underwear.


Flossing is definitely important, if we could be informed about it.
Family › Re: Is She A Prostitute Or A Caring Mother? by nlPoster: 4:18pm On Aug 23, 2019
LillyVal:
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And you were/are authorized by
Romance › Re: What Would You Have Done In This Situation? by nlPoster: 3:08pm On Aug 23, 2019
Romance › Re: What Would You Have Done In This Situation? by nlPoster: 3:08pm On Aug 23, 2019
Alliteration:
I don't think the girl in the picture can escape self...
Is that your main point?

Just say from the getgo without rigmarole.
Romance › Re: Who will you serve the meat? by nlPoster: 3:04pm On Aug 23, 2019
It's stupidity if the op doesn't know enough to go and buy meat if you're expecting visitors. No offence.

On the off chance people show up when you have nothing in your pot of stew, simply explain the same.

Things dont have to be this complicated.
Family › Re: Is It Possible?? by nlPoster: 2:56pm On Aug 23, 2019
It's possible if she avoids nairaland.
Romance › Re: What Must The Lady Have Before Going Into Marriage?? by nlPoster: 2:55pm On Aug 23, 2019
Whatever she needs.

Who makes the rules?

You?

Looking at your use of "must" there.
Christianity Etc › Re: Idolizing Religious Leaders by nlPoster:
Their decision, if that's what they want.

Could be Nigerian culture, we tend to idolize leaders and we dont really like democracy because it's contrary to our nature and sense of organization.
Romance › Re: True Or False??? by nlPoster:
Is it this same nudes common to everyone or is there another nudes which some people dont have, that folks discuss daily here?

Were some people born with clothes permanently attached to their body?

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