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searching4lovee:
We all know na. No need to expose him on NL

searching4lovee:
We all know na. No need to expose him on NL

texazzpete:
LOL
Not only am I a Nigerian, but I'm Far more patriotic than the likes of you - sycophants that undermine their own country by burying their heads in the sand.

Don't be a lazy wastepipe. Take my post point for point and make an intelligent response if you dare.
I will not abide the cowardly practice of hiding your empty rhetoric behind generic insults.

VictoriaBee:
It's funny how Nigerian men pull statistics from their hairy ass.

Shove it up your heinie if you've got no reasonable thing(with facts) to type.

texazzpete:
Read my signature. There are none so blind as they who will not see.
You are so desperate to paint a picture of a white racist conspiracy against Nigeria that you have switched off your common sense. The person giving a talk is the head of the Private military company, and he's a well known figure.
Chad - a black nation - routed islamists in Mali and are routing BH in Borno State. Why is no-one insisting that France is helping them?




You are hopelessly naive if you truly believe the standard process of buying weapons from a sovereign nation is to illegally smuggle in $7m into a country. What can $7m buy? It can barely cover a 2nd hand Assault helicopter.
This article should tell even one such as yourself that that money was meant for payment to the mercenaries for their efforts.




No. These weapons are most likely the 'loaner' weapons the foreign mercs brought with them, which will leave Naija as soon as their contract ends. The $1bn Jonathan applied to borrow has largely not been spent.
What stopped Nigeria from getting these weapons from Russia and China in 2012?





It is also the Nigerian military that was being overrrun by Boko Haram in Borno, often being chased out of their barracks and harried into Cameroon and Niger. It is entirely m0r0nic to try to make points in this manner when we have recent histories of failures to secure our own people within our own borders.
BH had control of 12 LGAs in the North by Q4 last year. Let that sink in.



Actually, YOU are the revisionist here. The Nigerian troops were used mainly as support, and sources say the troops sent were in shocking condition. Chad is the country being given the most credit for the 'boots-on-ground' rout of the islamists in Mali.

sirugos:
I love the swagg.. The wife got swagg like my wife

Lala247:
None oh.... The only man i have ever asked for money or anything in my life nah my papa n that stopped when i turned 16 n started working ..

Basildvalour:
OP, Send me your account number, NOW

Hope that calms you, goodluck!!!

Svelteb:
Gbam

thaoriginator:
Laff my yansh out after all the hustles, jugging, cycling, kneeling, lying, bribing and all the clueless useless president is going back to Otuoke

SeverusSnape, Showyourcertificate and Barcanista losers count my teeth

Thandolwethu:
Our people are not Lazy...SA is the largest econmy in Africa and the most beautiful country because it was built by the hard work of black South african labourers.

Svelteb:
Op kontinu vexing jawe 2day na Sunday, no calming down

Naughtysite:
If I own 1,999 houses, that phone nah moi moi.

eightsin:
Op, no calm.down o. The only thing when fit calm person with this kind tin na money.. plenty money

FredHandsome:
Povertorial strong things

Basildvalour:
OP, Send me your account number, NOW
































NO NO NO NO ....














Hope that calms you, goodluck!!!

akinmusi:
My brother pray God change your story.

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ellechrystal:
They should b careful o.
I no want hear sey Ake oto ke okpor Ake fagha ke edet....
Hmmm.
I pray they do their job n come home alive.
Cos boko worse pass their village winch.

Idiataqueen:
Wenti concern me

auntymi:
takE uR own

aanumama:
Change is what we need
Change is what we seek, and
Change is what we will get God willing!
We are tired of useless power,that oppresses the masses!

EroticAngelina:
I never played that.

Chukwu94:
My change is buhari 4 president... Do you copy?

auntymi:
Commander in thief chief of armed robbers forces

babyosisi:
I consider myself an independent woman
I am married,I love being married and I love my husband dearly and consider him the love of my life but I don't depend on him financially and I am a full fledged person with or without him.
I make my own money and have total independence in how I spend it which most of it goes to stuff for children and the home anyway.
I don't sit around to be told what to do and how to think

From conversations with guys ,real men like strong independent women who can hold the forte in their absence
A man wants to know that his children will be well taken care off,should they exit this world untimely.
Being an independent woman doesn't make one a non submissive wife,I totally respect the authority of my husband as the Bishop of our home and in any conflict of opinion,I submit to his.
The problem is in being independent and being anti men or non submissive when married
People shouldn't conflate the two things.

Logicalmind:
Most men not ALL feel insecured about independent lady. For me, I don't care whether a lady is independent or not because i'll marry her irregardless of her financial status - fùck submissiveness. What I care about is a loving, educated, intelligent and caring wife. With submissiveness, some men still don't respect their wife.

When "Missjenna" posted that about being an independent lady who won't depend on a man, she was bashed all through. I don't care whether she was telling the truth or not because some people were insinuating that she's a pseudo-female moniker, but it seems most guys on this section/forum hate independent ladies but they'd still bash ladies who crave for her husband to provide everything for her. Confusionists

I stumbled upon an old thread this morning and Sinaj made this comment;


She got a reply which i found shocking, disheartening and sexist in a way.

Now, this dude;
1) Felt that unmarried ladies are embittered about their single life but I doubt it - I won't deny the fact that some of them aren't happy.
In my opinion, I feel it's guys that are desperate about marriage with the way they bash single ladies e.g Genevieve Nnaji, Rita Dominic and colleague who hasn't gotten married.
Chimamanda would have been a victim but she's happily married.

2) This dude feel that unmarried ladies are placed with a bad tag - I think NairaLand is only place where sexists flex their power. So I doubt this claim. No one cares about the life of a single lady in the real world.

My fellow men, why are you bashing women?

I've read feminism articles, and it seems feminist/independent women also dislike men that are insecure about them.

Is the feeling mutual?

funmiwums:
sorry for the dogs... saibuhari

kettykin:
Sai Chai Buhari