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Chartey: If this really happened, then it should be condemned totally. I must add though that some Nigerians have this "too-known" attitude and are kind of proud when in other African countries. I've seen this first-hand and explained to lots of people that not all Nigerians are like that. Funny thing is, when i tell people I'm half-ghanaian, they tell me that's the reason I'm not like that.And what's wrong with our "too known" attitude? If we decide to hold our heads high in other African countries, it's no one's darn business. As a matter of fact, I suggest they copy us, rather than fontnue with their docile nature. |
ayusco85: What about omotola and genevive?None of the above. |
Dear Nigerian women If you lovely ladies had any idea what your respective hubbies/partners go through to bring home the bacon, I seriously doubt you'll open another thread asking us to do your own chores. I'll take my humble self as an example. I'm constantly on road for hours, and the locations I work work range from cities to jungles, at high tempt to extremely low tempt that will induce hypothermia. And don't forget some "minor" things I have to brave. You know, like armed fulani bandits, terrorism, snake bites, scorpion and bee stings, and of course accidents. All in a normal day at the office. Yet you think your jobs are more demanding and expect me to do house chores? Riiiiiiiiight... Anyway, i'll reiterate the same lines I said before: carrying out house chores is not the responsibility of your hubbies/fiances/bf. But we'll be glad to help out when we can or when it's pretty obvious that you need help. Thank you Regards Ocelot2006 |
Mortiple: Aren't you referring to the same Sudan notorious for breeding sea pirates and annihilation of next door neighbour, Southern Sudan?That's Somalia, not sudan. |
lynpetra: Witch doctor and the living dead.LOL!! I remember the movie. Nollywood's first horror movie. It was kinda funny though. |
The Exorcist 1 and Omen. Now those were scary movies. |
earthgreeners: keep reminding me of ur stupi.dity........says the a$$wipe who also happens to be theifbubu's poodle. Oh btwm isn't it time you get offline nd head back to your motorpark? Don't forget to convey my msg to your broom-weilding and drug-pushing master- you ain't smelling Aso Rock . Adios idiota ![]() |
earthgreeners: This one don develop ACNophobia.See this a$$wipe. Tell your drug-pushing overlord that there's no vacancy at Aso-rock. You twats ain't smelling the presidency. Not even the gateman's seat. But hey, keep dreaming. slowpoke. |
earthgreeners: Better than a butt-lickerOh no, you clowns are way worse. Yes I agree with GEJ's policies. But you .AC.N poodles do not only asskiss, but get teabagged daily by your cocain-sniffing kleptomaniac godfather. Honestly, I tendbto wonder if you fools actually know that you're the real retardeens. |
earthgreeners: Another butt licker...get a life dudeSee this NURTW tout. Abeg buzz off. Baboon. |
[quote author=Rhino.5dm]Dude, stop looking for cheap exit by making more retardedd comments. Learn to stop digging when you are in a hole. First you said vandalism in Lagos was because ACN "amala or rofo-rofo" politics and hatred and when I called you out by showing you that vandalism is more pronounced in Akwa Ibom, a PDP state than Lagos. You quickly said there are members of ACN is Akwa Ibom. What next if I show you vandalism in Ghana? may be you come up with "yeah, you know ACN members went for seminar and decided to vandalise some transformers in Accra". well, like I said earlier, I don't have problem with hustlers like you looking for food. Thanks.[/quote]Uhmmm.....about Akwa Ibom, A.C.N thugs were responsible for the destruction of 200+ brand new taxis and tricycles, along with the murder of a number of innocent Akwa ibomites just before the previous elections, just because idigenes of Ikot Ekpene prevented them and their notorious governorshio aspirant from campaigning in the Goodswill's LGA. That was all you folks, not PDP. |
fkaz: CNN open MIC on nigeria power failure in lagos. Hope people like @sincernigeria and his folk will now believe the interview was not a stage one.Of course it wasn't staged, even though it was not properly done. How will they enjoy improved power supply when boys from tgeir own hood have vandalised the transformers? I'm sure the very same thing will reoccure if PHCN installs a new batch. Yet they blame GEJ for their power woes. |
Okay you guys really need to stop. Who told you the vehicles were driven by Nigerians, instead of French police or DGSE? Do you have proof that the presidency flew his Police drivers to Paris just for this? Did he airlift his own motorcade from Abuja to France? And was he the one behind the wheel of the vehicle involved? Stop spewing rubbish. |
alaoeri: My name is Benjamin, I have N200k as my capital 4 bizness and I love my girl so much I want 2 use N160k 2 buy her a new BB on valentines day...WHAT AM I?A capital Mugu in "love" |
Prof Corruption: Worthless PhDs.Do you even have a First degree? |
la furia: are you a US SSS? or u got ur info from watching CNN and counting all the men in black suit around obama?He's right. Have you seen the POTUS secret service advance detail plus protocol officers. Then. Add that with his close protection detail, aides, and of cousre members of his trade delegation plus press corps and you see why they need a USAAF Boeing 747 (Airforce One) plus a C-17 Globe-master. |
Snail mail + Nitel payphones (landline). Those days sucked bigtime. But thank Gid for the GSM revolution. |
Well this is the lil I know about my cars. Make: Kia Model: Forte (sedan) Model year: 2012 Engine size: 1.6L Engine configuration: 4-cylinder engine Power: 126hp Torque: 156Nm Fuel type: Petrol. Induction: Cold Air Intake (CAI) Transmission: automatic Drive configuration: FWD Make: Toyota Model: Corolla Model year: 2012 Engine size: 1.8L Engine configuration: 4-cylinder engine Power: 132hp Torque: 128lb-ft Fuel type: Petrol. Induction: ![]() Transmission: automatic Drive configuration: FWD |
Married. To hottie ![]() |
MEILYN: i can see u av a poor mentality.....i was called by God to lead a certain number of ppl,after sum years i return nd tell God dat am tired nd i want to resign becos of oldage nd d work is very tiring nd i kn d work will bring more suffering........tink before u display ur stupid sense of reasoning.....did God even call him sef? Mtcheewwww with d politics in Catholic mtcheeewwww make ona stay 1 place jareYeah because the selection of GO's in jet-flying protestant churches is free of any form of politics. Monkey. |
Ada Nri1: you sound like you don't know what will happen to any1 that dares come out physically to talk.What will happen? Pls do tell. With examples of course. |
Great job super eagles!! No one messes with the green-white-green!! NAIJA FOR LIFE!!! ![]() |
Well, the Jalingo-YOLA road is currently being patched up by FERMA. Sections of the road are being scrapped totally. |
lapaz6410: You can say we are very generousYour contribution to their war? Even little Togo, Benin and Burkina Faso contributed combat. Yet Ghana contributed carpenters and bricklayers, and now a football defeat. Typical cowards, empty vessels, and loud-mouthed losers. |
Ghana, thanks for coming. Here's your packet of indomie and kiwi polish. Idiotas ![]() |
Mehn I'm having a great time here!! See as little Mali just dey disgrace kiwi polis.....I mean ghanians . Next time they'll learn not to run their mouths. Mali, abeg ahead ahead! Demolish those loudmouth baggars!!! |
djon78: now lets go into analysis, the only acn governor that has greatly impacted on his people is oshiomole of edo, fashola of lagos has not touched the lives of ordinary lagosians his policies has favoured the rich and upper class, for other southwest governor mimiko is effecting changes a bit and fayemi of ekiti, other acn govs are bellow par. akpabio the best in south south is pdp, amechi is trying a bit and also peter obi has effected changes a bit. for the north suffice me to say there is no governor that has performed any bit in the whole of north, none.Bros, I owe you a drink. Well said. |
9icest: I think GEJ really needs to WAKE up, and REALLY address the REAL problems of Nigeria, and stop playing POLITICS with his country people....Please list those that have deserted GEJ. Thank you. |
bukatyne: so Mr. Benevolent Dictator, does your wife contribute in the home financially? if yes, is it willingly or do you have a sharing ratio?No she doesn't. She works though, but all the fiancial responsibilities fall on me, cos that's my job to provide. But even if she did contribute, it still won't change the fact that house chores (or whatever was said on Oprah or any other feminine shows/articles) are not part of my responsibility. |
bukatyne: by your post, you just called yourself a sissy.No Missy, I didn't. It's a man's choice to decide if he wants to help his wife out or not with house chores. The same goes for me and my home were I run a benevolent dictatorship (or absolutely monarchy to put it mildly) were I, as the head of the home, call the shots, not my wife. House chores are NOT my responsibility, and will never be, and my wife knows that quite well. But I still help my wife out once in a while because I CHOOSE to. |
As the head of the home, the man's responsibility is to provide for his family in every way, and protect them. His job does NOT include doing any kitchen chores or other house work. Forget what you watch on foreign movies. Sissy men don't exist in Africa (or at least they're in the minority). But I don't see any reason why a loving husband shouldn't help out his wife sometimes. In my case, I try to help with the dishes or other chores when I notice that my wife's stressed out. Sometimes, all she asks for is just my company in the kitchen. I don't have to do anything, just sit and gist with my lovely wife while she preps a meal. |
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. Adios idiota 
