₦airaland Forum

Ardar:
Which one is Imolite Anambrarian etc, you for add enugurian na. It's very rare to ask someone who is from Anambra where he or she is from and the person will reply with "I am an Anambrarian" (pronouncing the word sef is weird) instead the person will say "I am Igbo" Then you now ask what state.

mainman7:
My brother, you are deceitful. Why did you screengrab only the title? You shoud have posted the article. He said he has other blood in him because his mum or grandma is Igbo

mainman7:
Stop lying! FFK has never denied being Yoruba.

I am not Yoruba says FFK

https://www.nairaland.com/5508210/insults-mean-nothing-mei-not

Danhumprey:
once again, you fail to comprehend the point in my initial post and instead, went on rambling an entirely different thing.

But that's fine.

Variations in women clothing style and design, I know that.

My point is, I'd do myself a whole lot of good putting on clothing that will give you minimal stress when walking or sitting in public. Fine, you have to adjust the clothes, no problem. Why stress myself wearing clothes that I have to be adjusting like a mad person?

And no, I don't spend time watching women dragging with their clothes they wore with their own hands. How I arrive at that conclusion, shows a lot about me trying to project an habit of mine on me.

Donaldoni:
They . . .were embroiled in civil war...

No lady in her right mind would ever want her own brother to be mistreated by another lady (Lord knows I'll never sit back and allow any female mistreat or disrespect any of my brothers)

LordReed:
I don't know where you people get your stories from. There are more men than women in Nigeria according to some of the latest population studies.

Stop believing fairytales.

MrBrownJay1:
did I forget to take my meds ?!

Danhumprey:
Lol.

Maybe comprehension is my problem, because I don't see where in my post I said or implied that they are trying to seduce me with their dressing.

Frankly, I couldn't care less if some women's dressing is to seduce men. Not my business. And infinitely less of my problem.

I was just wondering, why all that stress wearing clothes that you know quite well are uncomfortable in, especially if you can't quite handle those starry eyes while walking in public and engaging in a tug of war with the dress you pick with your own hands to wear.

my department had no senior prayer cordinator frm year2- 4

sammyfrosh:
Turtle might also be yannibo while terrapin is called Alabahun in Yoruba.

Donaldoni:
Please note that Ijebus and Egbas gave a good fight...

Danhumprey:
I don't seem to understand what goes on in the mind of some females. It beats me. Honestly.

They will wear clothes that reveals their cleavages, those V-neck, low neck dresses and when walking around, from time to time, will be tugging at their dress, pulling it up, to cover their cleavages, perhaps as a result of starry eyes. But then, before stepping out from the house, they knew the dress will expose their cleavages, but still went on to wear it.

Or those ones that wear short skirts, gowns, that hangs above their knees, mini-skirts, those tight, body-hugging dresses that tend to lift up as they move and hence why they will be dragging it down time and again to cover those part above the knees that have been exposed. They knew that will happen when they put on that dress, yet still put it on. And end up fighting with the dress, engaging in a tug of war with it in public.

Coolcalmcollect:
so you means in the whole world, you don't have anybody close to you to tell you you're mad?

racerve:
If you're only getting approached by riff raffs, then something about your personality pushes reasonable guys away. It's not rocket science - even ugly babes dey get toaster.


Besides marriage is not by force. Lots of unmarried women go on to live fulfilling lives.

racerve:
Aunty, it's not by prayer.

Your expectations are either unreasonable, or there's something about you men don't find attractive.