₦airaland Forum

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ZeeAfrica:
#ouch

Meaning?

daretodiffer:
We have two legal systems though, civil and common law. I am studying common law.

I am not telling

They're more than two.
Common Law
Civil Law
Hybrid Law
Pluralistic System
Religious and Sharia Law
Perceptions

Otu ndi ocha na eme mmiri mmiri

Segadem:
dream on......
Is allowed

I said Liverpool can't lose to Chelsea, didn't I?

And this thing is on front page!

Did she check the expiry date? And who saw her when she opened it? Don't ruin the reputation that 5alive took 22 years, 44 hrs and 26 seconds to build!

meeky007:
Y?

Because Liverpool can't lose to Chelsea at this time

kingdompropty:
Who vote this government sef?

Me and you

N144.90 is lower than N145, so it doesn't change anything

Who your python epp?

Liverpool will still win

I want to cry but I don't know how

145 naira is too much

Btw, wetin she put for toto sef?

Give him the ponmo with a clean mind and he wouldn't have any reason to rape you next time

Read the story very well and you won't blame the man

N145 Whaaaaaaaat!

BlueEyeBalls:
My cousin at age 7

Fantastically corrupt

I wonder

Does this mean war?

Vinshu:
Excuse me, when has feminism ever been involved in the family? I am a feminist, my husband knows that. That doesn't necessarily mean that he won't take care of his family as nature demands. If I wish to support him, it's my choice.

Have you been to Eastern Europe? Have you been to some of our schools where women are treated differently from men? Have you been to some of our hospitals where doctors attend to men first before women? Have you been to Korea? Where a woman must have an authorisation from a man before applying for a job? Have you seen the rules in Saudi Arabia where women cannot enter the football stadium to watch the games? Have you been to lithuania where a woman cannot be more than a secretary in government office? If you have been to all these places and have seen the plight of women you will understand that feminism has nothing to do with marriage as there are more important things that feminism has to address

Ok, clear and simple. I think your own version of feminism is different; it's a bit toned down for the commonsense. I can accept this.
The feminists I've met argue for equal right and opportunity for women and men whether at home or at place of work. In fact, some are even clamoring to head men in various offices.