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The man could use some gym time. Gosh...

Na IG, FB and whatsapp status we suppose dey see this kind post. NL which way

jeromestarks:
If she was a virgin when you met her, nothing is too much to do for her.
But, if another man has opened her legs wide and fvcked her before you met her, oga respect your father's house and don't simp for her.


A girl in my house today told her boyfriend that's she's tired from washing and can't come to his house. Imagine!

Put your right hand on your head and say "I will never be foolish in my life"
Say it with all alacrity.

Stop clowning.

£200? in which part of the UK? That plat should not be more than £50, i plat my hair at Dalston market Hackney London for just 35 quid..

By the way, the man should lose some weight, inshort, the 2 of them should lose some weight.


Very ugeelee couple.

We4all:
The man could use some gym time. Gosh...

like seriously! His wife also.

Most Naigerians in the UK just go to work, go home, sit at home, cook, cook, cook, cook again, i say! Cook. Eat, eat, eat, eat, i say! Eat! And eat. Sleep wake up repeat.

Broke ass couple, for the man mind now he get sense

200? you no look well you can get this done for 60--70, except na big people salon you go

moneyissweet:
Broke ass couple, for the man mind now he get sense

i taya oo! to plat hair is not even up to £50, i plat my hair for £35.

They just want to chase clout on social media

LucemFerre:
Na IG, FB and whatsapp status we suppose dey see this kind post. NL which way

I taya oo! Irrelevant nonesense.

if this were to emanate from Nigeria, it would be attached to poverty but since it's from The UK now it's for fun

It's nothing new to me, I also help my wife braid her hair at times.



I playfully learnt how to plait hair at my mum's friend's salon many years ago and never knew it would be useful someday.

Lifestone:
She cleverly covered her husband face, make he no go missing. Good home

she did not cover his face, that means you didn't watch the video

I wonder too oo

finallybusy:
News, how?

XtraFortunes:
That is a lie. I am the only boy my mum has and I did have not learn that. Even my sisters don't know how to let alone me that don't have long hair

Una lazy. Na me cause am?

Blizzy300:
Like for simps
Share for Alpha male

🤣🤣🤣

ThothHermes:
Woke nonsense. Gender is not a social construct and there are jobs better suited to specific genders. Did you even read what you wrote?

It's dumb to assign a job to someone because of what's between their legs especially in this century when jobs are hard to find. It's not just dumb, it's also reductive and limiting......you are gonna tell me "these are the jobs suited for me because of what's between my legs?" What era are you living in? This isn't the 50s where jobs were allocated on the basis of sex and judging from the way you are speaking, it's completely obvious you haven't left the four walls of the hellhole you are living in

Legacy Of Resistance

finallybusy:
Una lazy. Na me cause am?

That is not true. The percentage of men who can do female hair in Nigeria is less than 0.01percent. if you were talking of cooking, that is understandable, but doing hair? That is rare. Majority of women can't do their own hair

Calitoscassius:
like seriously! His wife also.

Most Nigerians in the UK just go to work, go home, sit at home, cook, cook, cook, cook again, i say! Cook. Eat, eat, eat, eat, i say! Eat! And eat. Sleep wake up repeat.

- People in the UK/US/AU/NZ/etc likely eat a lot more processed food. And they may not even know it because in Nigeria, the random places you buy food is generally real food, but the same thing abroad is a chemical cocktail. In the UK, they're better at controlling this though.

- Food in the west has a lot of excess sugar, fat, and salt. It's pretty bad because an American or brit will go to a foreign country, eat as much as they want, and then end up losing weight. People don't really realize that's in there because it's so normalized.

- Some people go there, and they're fighting to pay bills and establish themselves. They may work 60+ hours or work full time and go to school, and have kids. They simply don't have the energy or time to do anything but go home, eat, and rest.

- Some parts of the UK/US/etc. are developed in a way where people can't walk anywhere (these tend to be the cheapest places). Anything you want to do requires you to drive, even getting some bread and eggs. When you combine that with a job where they sit a lot, it's a recipe for weight gain.

- Healthier food tends to be more expensive in the west. If you shop carefully, you can still get it at a lower price, especially in rural areas. But if people are working with a leaner budget, they may opt for unhealthy stuff to save.

- Some people get to a foreign country, and have the means and opportunity to try all sorts of food and cuisines they never had. So they dive right in, and they don't even realize they're gaining weight. lol

XtraFortunes:
That is not true. The percentage of men who can do female hair in Nigeria is less than 0.01percent. if you were talking of cooking, that is understandable, but doing hair? That is rare. Majority of women can't do their own hair

260,000 males is nothing to sneeze at.

Ballzproblemm:
it's uncommon for a man to plait hair.

Come to Owerri, you will see men in the business.

Kobicove:
So this is also news?

Nairaland don enter Mushin gutter since

Nobody is charging 200pounds for hair here.

Flamemignon1:
It's dumb to assign a job to someone because of what's between their legs especially in this century when jobs are hard to find. It's not just dumb, it's also reductive and limiting......you are gonna tell me "these are the jobs suited for me because of what's between my legs?" What era are you living in? This isn't the 50s where jobs were allocated on the basis of sex and judging from the way you are speaking, it's completely obvious you haven't left the four walls of the hellhole you are living in

Your powers of comprehension are apparently limited. Men for instance are better equipped for jobs that require strength, eg. construction workers, oil rig technicians. This does not mean that you won't find a few women in those sectors. However, men will always be far more than women.
Now, do you want explain what you mean by "gender is a social construct" or are you just parroting something you saw on the Internet?

Cousin9999:
- People in the UK/US/AU/NZ/etc likely eat a lot more processed food. And they may not even know it because in Nigeria, the random places you buy food is generally real food, but the same thing abroad is a chemical cocktail. In the UK, they're better at controlling this though.

- Food in the west has a lot of excess sugar, fat, and salt. It's pretty bad because an American or brit will go to a foreign country, eat as much as they want, and then end up losing weight. People don't really realize that's in there because it's so normalized.

- Some people go there, and they're fighting to pay bills and establish themselves. They may work 60+ hours or work full time and go to school, and have kids. They simply don't have the energy or time to do anything but go home, eat, and rest.

- Some parts of the UK/US/etc. are developed in a way where people can't walk anywhere (these tend to be the cheapest places). Anything you want to do requires you to drive, even getting some bread and eggs. When you combine that with a job where they sit a lot, it's a recipe for weight gain.

- Healthier food tends to be more expensive in the west. If you shop carefully, you can still get it at a lower price, especially in rural areas. But if people are working with a leaner budget, they may opt for unhealthy stuff to save.

- Some people get to a foreign country, and have the means and opportunity to try all sorts of food and cuisines they never had. So they dive right in, and they don't even realize they're gaining weight. lol

Absolutely and totally correct! Makes so much sense.

Thedon12:
Nobody is charging 200pounds for hair here.

Don't mind the lying social media clout chasers, i plat my hair for £35 at Dalston market Hackney London. Some Naigerian hair dressers even accept £25

ThothHermes:
Your powers of comprehension are apparently limited. Men for instance are better equipped for jobs that require strength, eg. construction workers, oil rig technicians. This does not mean that you won't find a few women in those sectors. However, men will always be far more than women.
Now, do you want explain what you mean by "gender is a social construct" or are you just parroting something you saw on the Internet?

"Gender is a social construct" refers to society standards of gender. Just because a man is much more stronger, society demands he chooses "male dominated jobs" even if he doesn't like it hence why it's a social construct and also it's the 21st century, I was correcting the assertion made by the original comment that boxed people in especially today as it makes no damn sense because jobs are rare to find but someone wants to shame someone else for doing a job considered feminine by society because of how society views feminity. Have you ever asked yourself why there's more scrutiny for a man getting into "feminine jobs" than a woman getting into "masculine jobs"? Don't get me wrong, both are criticized by society for giving gender roles the finger but there's more scrutiny when a man decides to fit into a woman's role but more praise when a woman steps into a man's shoes in the workplace and this shame comes mostly by men who will shame their fellow men for trying to fit into a "woman's field".......have you ever asked yourself why that is? I personally think it's because society (mostly men in this case) views feminity as "less than" and also view it as weakness