Family › Re: Alarming Number Of Unmarried Ladies (28 - 39 Yrs) by peren: 8:33am On Apr 24, 2015 |
Jesu! this market go hard ooo! |
Phones › Re: How Beautiful Does Your Phone Keyboard Looks (pics) by peren: 12:10pm On Apr 23, 2015 |
i did not even know changing my key board was an option! :Pi did not even know changing my key board was an option! |
Politics › Re: African First Ladies Summit: Dame Patience Rigs Out Aisha Buhari by peren: 11:04am On Apr 23, 2015 |
I wonder, was she patience elected or was Nigerias first lady elected? If she was elected then i think she is right in doing so, if not whom ever the new first lady is should assume the duties. |
Career › Re: Is It Right For A Pastor Work In An Alcohol Manufacturing Company? by peren: 3:29pm On Apr 17, 2015 |
Drinking Alcohol is not a sin, if she is qualified for the job then she should take it. She will not be forced against her wish to drink at any time. |
Politics › Re: Predict Who Will Win The Gubernatorial Elections In Your State! by peren(op): 3:16pm On Apr 17, 2015 |
Oya it is time to mark your scripts!
i got a 50% failed one of my predictions, Although i don't yet know the end of the Rivers state tribunal saga.
I just wanted JK to win sha! |
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Politics › Re: ‘enough Of Igbo Disruption In Lagos’ - Yorubas Outside Nigeria Speak by peren: 11:28am On Apr 11, 2015 |
It is funny how the group referred to themselves as intellectuals and yet the simple meaning of the word immigrant eludes them.
I personal feel offended by the use of the words "immigrant" and "refugee" to people from the same country. I care very little for what else they said because they were airing their personal opinions and feelings, which every human being been has the right to.
They may also be correct in their description of the Igbo people but to be called immigrant in your own country where many Igbo people own property and have lived peacefully with their fellow Nigerians for years is deeply troubling. I think an apology would be in order.
For avoidance of doubt I have included the definitions of both refugee and immigrant below. refugee rɛfjʊˈdʒiː/ noun noun: refugee; plural noun: refugees 1. a person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster. "tens of thousands of refugees fled their homes"
immigrant ˈɪmɪɡr(ə)nt/ noun noun: immigrant; plural noun: immigrants 1. a person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country. |
Crime › Re: Gang Rapes Rev. Sister, Kidnaps 10 Rev. Fathers, Pastors In Enugu by peren: 11:06am On Apr 11, 2015 |
Such sad new, in Enugu of all places. |
Politics › Predict Who Will Win The Gubernatorial Elections In Your State! by peren(op): 3:40pm On Apr 09, 2015 |
So the elections are almost here, almost every discussion now in Nigeria centers around politics. Let us predict the winners for the various states and see how it pans out after the elections, Lets know the prophets amongst us.
My Predictions Lagos - JK PDP Rivers - Wike PDP
Lets see yours. You can predict for as as many states as interests you. |
Romance › Re: Women And The Lies Of 25yrs Of Age? by peren: 8:26am On Apr 08, 2015 |
I have never lied about my age before! No need... |
Travel › Re: Photo Of Lagos Traffic In The 60's by peren: 11:48am On Mar 20, 2015 |
how do we know this is Lagos sef?? |
Family › Re: Did This Happen In Your Family While Growing Up? (Photo) by peren: 10:55am On Mar 18, 2015 |
englishmart: in my family, everyone has access to the kitchen. #Teamserveyourselves Even as children abi  ? mchewww |
Fashion › Re: 5 Main Habits That Make Your Boobs Sag & How To Correct by peren: 8:46am On Feb 23, 2015 |
How about tieing wrapper over ur chest, or backing children? I always feel that that makes your boobs go flatter. Myth or Fact? |
Celebrities › Re: Chidinma Looking So Fine In This Traditional Attire (photo) by peren: 8:43am On Feb 23, 2015 |
Seriously i don't know what all the hype is about. Its just an ordinary pic? |
Romance › Re: Wow Most Hilarious And Funny Valentine Pic by peren: 1:21pm On Feb 20, 2015 |
stolen from the movie "intimacy t.a.p.e". They could have been more original... |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: 1.4m Nigerian Youths To Be Recruited As Traffic Wardens by peren: 11:36am On Feb 12, 2015 |
 Traffic wardens  Instead to employing engineers to fix traffic lights and cctv to catch those that jump the light, na to employ traffic warden?? back wards ever...smh |
Family › Re: 6 Reasons That Keep Nigerian Ladies Above 30 From Marrying. Please Avoid Them! by peren: 3:38pm On Feb 06, 2015 |
Woged2005: 6 Reasons That Keep Nigerian Ladies Above 30yrs From Marrying. Please Avoid Them!
This is a Sista -to-Sista Talk. If you like take the advice or leave it, it won't change a thing. I listened, I found 
1. Acting Immaturely: When you are above 30, you are not in the the same category with ladies below 27 anymore. Except you have things to show for your age such as solid career, fat bank account, strong investments, impressive academic accomplishment, etc the odds are stacked against you in competing with a younger lady. Men who will look for you are mostly men seeking for the above qualities and perhaps also some maturity. Therefore if you have none of the above and still behave like a teenager, you are going to stay in your papa's house for a longer time. Please be different and bring some maturity into your relationships to gain some advantage. Reduce your playing 'hard-to-get' games. If you see what you want, got for it, and nail it koi-koi! Shekina!
2. The Feminist Scare: African men are trying in their intellectual accomplishments, but honestly majority of them still don't accept feminism. At 30 +, a lady is most likely to have formed her core believes and ideologies. Unfortunately, most African men still can't draw any difference between an argumentative lady, a highly-opinionated lady and a feminist. They lump them all up together as feminists and hate them equally. Therefore, sista you will do yourself a favor to be less argumentative, be flexible in your opinions and reduce unnecessary negative energy that scare men away. African men are still scared of feminists. One day they will get there, but for now sheath your sword!
3. Talking About Your Ex: Everyone knows that at 30+ plus you probably have had a couple of failed relationships. Please can you stop bringing them up in your current relationships? Stop talking about how one Ex loved you, cherished you, spoiled you with gifts, how the relationship was a bliss, etc. The bottom line is the Ex didn't marry you; he didn't find you good enough. He left you and married another lady. So stop praising him. It's foolish to hear some ladies say "he tells me he regretted not marrying me; wishes he can get a 2nd chance" .. . Pleeaaasssee! that's an old trick for men who dumped you to get into your pants again as a side chick. Get real! he's someone's husband now.
4. Unnecessary Shakara: This one is a relationship blunder No.1 for ladies above 30. DON'T give a man any reason to believe he's only one of your options. What are you thinking? , What's the shakara for? You want to be married and you met a matured man who wants to marry without delay.You have tested him and he is good to go, then you begin shakara, like there's a long queue out there for you? Once you do that, then you give him reasons to check out other girls too. Relationships go south from there. Abeg, once he is inside your territory, lock the exit pam! .
5. "My Pastor Said..": Please leave your pastors and spiritual advisers out of your relationship. Pray to God for guidance. Nothing is as annoying as seeing a matured grown 30-something year old 'mama' going to ask her pastor to see if a man is her God-approved husband. Is your pastor God? How will he know? Pastors can counsel you and put you through marriages courses, educate you on how to be a better christian wife but not to choose a husband for you. Abeg! wise up.
6. Pay For Your Own Stuff And Be Content : At 30+ you should have your own things. Stop begging for money and gifts like you are still in school. That's for students. Stop fantasizing about celebrity cars, dresses, shoes, jewelries, houses, bling-bling like you are a teenager. It makes you look either too childish or like a cheap materialist. Serious men pay attention to all those clues. At 30+ you should have saved some money to buy things you want for yourself. But if for some reason you haven't, be modest and feel content with what you have.
I Pray May This Year Be Your Breakthrough Year On Marriage! There is a thin line between all of these and being desperate. And i have heard being desperate is distasteful..  be your self, that way you'll know you were not forming. |
Romance › Re: Pls, How Can A Rich, Young And Handsome Guy Find True Love? by peren: 12:13pm On Jan 15, 2015 |
Tell him am also seeking true love. He shud come |
Family › Re: HELP: My Husband Wedding Comes Up On Saturday by peren: 2:07pm On Dec 19, 2014 |
poster pls i think you should accept your faith and learn to live happily with your new wife, you are the major cause of your problems so for me now you should try and live with the consequences. live peacefully with them, get a job and secure your own future and that of your kids, do this with urgency. Your not the first person who's husbands marries another wife. Take solace in the fact that your the first and his only legal wife. Live Laugh and Love. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Ebola-Free: Nigerian Catholic Church Restores Handshakes During Mass. by peren: 10:00am On Dec 18, 2014 |
This circular never reach portharcourt oh! We still do not offer the hand of peace. |
Travel › Re: Planing A Trip To Tanzania, Needs Advice And Tips. by peren(op): 3:53pm On Dec 16, 2014 |
xule20: How much was your flight from lagos and wot was ur total budget pls?thanks... I need a tour asap Flight from lagos was about 135Naira(return), you can pay my flight ticket and i would be glad to give u a tour around when we get there.lol. but depending on how many days you want to stay and the kind of luxury you indulde in, you can spend anywhere between 300-800k |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: This Nigerians In My Office Sef.. by peren: 9:34am On Dec 11, 2014 |
nice one, good read. |
Travel › Re: Planing A Trip To Tanzania, Needs Advice And Tips. by peren(op): 11:20am On Dec 10, 2014 |
milychocs: I actually love this look, lol If it had hot water I would stay there yeah?? it wasn't that bad after all, we grew to love the place, and we did not have a choice at that particular time. but the beach was great. |
Crime › Re: House Help Kidnaps Kate Henshaw’s Young Nephews In Lagos ( Photo ) by peren: 9:53am On Dec 08, 2014 |
frustratedman: Stop using maids 
Lazy parents use maids. Register at a creche or bring in your mother to help u with ur kids when u're at work. Your mother does not have a life of her own?? and those whoes mothers are late nko? Its almost unavoidable, maid are a necessary evil. May God deliver those children from the hands of the maid. |
Travel › Re: Planing A Trip To Tanzania, Needs Advice And Tips. by peren(op): 9:49am On Dec 08, 2014 |
babeface3: If you drink I would recommend you taste Ndovu, Serengeti, Konyangi and Kilimanjaro. I did try kilimanjaro, did not come across anyof these other brands. Also tried some local brew at moshi, that one was horrible. yuck! |
Travel › Re: Planing A Trip To Tanzania, Needs Advice And Tips. by peren(op): 9:48am On Dec 08, 2014 |
princeefosa1: @peren plss can u tell me what to expect in tanzania cos am about to go for a trip over. There the people and the environment are there jobs plss and what of their immigrations Tanzania is a great place to vacation, the people are nice and friendly as toursim is one of their main income sources. I didn't not go there to seek jobs but i can't really imagine what kind of jobs would be available there. Once they establish you are there on toursim their immigrations is also not an issue. I hope you enjoy you stay there. |
Romance › Re: Should He Collect A Gift(car) From His Ex?? by peren(op): 9:42am On Dec 05, 2014 |
lukuluku101: Why would he NOT collect it? Is she asking for "favours" in return? It'll only be a problem if he keeps asking her for assistance afterwards. Therefore, if he's the business-minded kind, he'd better ask for the money instead. She is not asking for any favours in return, and he didn't even ask for the assistance it was offered. |
Romance › Re: Should He Collect A Gift(car) From His Ex?? by peren(op): 9:36am On Dec 05, 2014 |
justmag: Then wat wud he say to his wife?? Are u gonna be..."Honey!! I just got this car! It's perfect for the family. Do you like?? "" ...if she is a real woman she will kick ya ass to the curb.  He said he could talk his wife into understanding, so according to him that would not really be an issue. |
Celebrities › Re: Celebrities Reveal The Craziest Things Their Fans Ever Did To Them by peren: 9:32am On Dec 05, 2014 |
lalasticlala: OMOTOLA JALADE EKEINDE
What is the craziest thing a fan has done to you?There are so many, as many as you can imagine. But my fans are very respectful and lovely and they could be very crazy too. But they have not done anything to harm me.
GENEVIEVE NNAJI
Asked the craziest thing a fan has ever done to her, the actress, who says she would act opposite any actor who challenges her, breaks into a smile and says, “nothing really. I consider my fans more passionate than crazy.”
? Very irritating responses!!! Feeling all fan loving and diplomatic, nonsense.. |
Romance › Re: Should He Collect A Gift(car) From His Ex?? by peren(op): 9:16am On Dec 05, 2014 |
AJ01: Is he a learner does that mean he should or not take the gift? |
Romance › Should He Collect A Gift(car) From His Ex?? by peren(op): 8:55am On Dec 05, 2014*. Modified: 9:22am On Dec 05, 2014 |
My colleague just brought his dilemma to our office, he says he recently found the contact of an ex girl-friend of his and they got talking, she found out that he wasn't doing as good as she and offered to buy him a car. She is married with 2 kids and he is also married with 3 kids. He is greatly tempted? Should he take the car or not? |
Business › Re: NAHCO Re-opened : AIT News by peren: 12:07pm On Dec 04, 2014 |
I hope people can now get their items that have been shipped thru all these companies. |