₦airaland Forum

idahme:
Men work hard to buy PS for themselves while those ladies shouting 350k hair I can bet you less than 5 % bought it for themselves, I'm even considerate with it. Have you seen men bragging on how much they spent on PS? Those who work and buy their wigs can never be bragging on the cost of it it's always those disturbing men with request for hair that do that.

And where did you get the statistics that it is less than 5% of women that purchased their wigs by themselves?

If I buy wig by myself, if I like, I will announce it to CNN and it is none of your business.

Men don't brag on their purchases? Keep deceiving yourself.

idahme:
It seems you don't know your gender, that's not kidding. They do it behind the cameras

How many wigs do you have? Answer fast.

The narration is as unnecessary, just as the video is as useless.

Is it the cheap Aba made wigs that cost 500K or another one?

Lol, i know the gender involved already before opening the link

bragging over the cost of their hair over empty brains. Yeye Oloshos

New generation and education

Gistmedia10:
In a viral footage captured by a fellow student, fresh female graduates were seen boasting about the extravagant costs of their hairstyles during their sign-out day, igniting a wave of criticism online. The video featured the graduates discussing the prices of their hairpieces, with one graduate revealing her wig cost a staggering 500,000 Naira, while another flaunted a 350,000 Naira hairstyle.

As they turned around for the camera, the filmer exclaimed, "Oh my God!" at the eye-popping prices, seemingly in awe of their extravagant looks. However, many netizens did not share the same enthusiasm. Instead of celebrating their academic achievements, commenters expressed disappointment, arguing that the graduates should have been more focused on their cumulative grade point averages (CGPA) rather than the cost of their hair.

One commenter quipped, "Next, ask them what's the meaning of CGPA," highlighting the disconnect between their academic success and their priorities. Others, however, defended the graduates, stating, "That is why it is good to date someone that has money. How can a broke guy afford this fee?"

As a reflection of contemporary societal values, where materialism sometimes overshadows academic accomplishments, leaving many to question the true essence of education and success.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twCf_c18vGA

This is the kind of thing APC supporters like. Nothing concern them with productivity

9 outta of 10 of those girls no buy those hairs with their money

Gistmedia10:
In a viral footage captured by a fellow student, fresh female graduates were seen boasting about the extravagant costs of their hairstyles during their sign-out day, igniting a wave of criticism online. The video featured the graduates discussing the prices of their hairpieces, with one graduate revealing her wig cost a staggering 500,000 Naira, while another flaunted a 350,000 Naira hairstyle.

As they turned around for the camera, the filmer exclaimed, "Oh my God!" at the eye-popping prices, seemingly in awe of their extravagant looks. However, many netizens did not share the same enthusiasm. Instead of celebrating their academic achievements, commenters expressed disappointment, arguing that the graduates should have been more focused on their cumulative grade point averages (CGPA) rather than the cost of their hair.

One commenter quipped, "Next, ask them what's the meaning of CGPA," highlighting the disconnect between their academic success and their priorities. Others, however, defended the graduates, stating, "That is why it is good to date someone that has money. How can a broke guy afford this fee?"

As a reflection of contemporary societal values, where materialism sometimes overshadows academic accomplishments, leaving many to question the true essence of education and success.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twCf_c18vGA

This is hyperbole at its best.

Zonefree:
The thing is, most Nigerian girls on artificial hair don't have sense. The costlier the hair on their head, the smaller the brain.

To put an expensive hair on a block head should be treated as a criminal offence if Nigeria is a sane country.


I have this feeling that Batife on 90k hair will go for NYSC before those baby whales there.

These figures are exaggerated. I feel they put hyperbolic statements to play to trigger this reaction.

Coconut heads wearing expensive hairs

My Good Ladies.
Congratulations 🎊 , meanwhile see you in the Labor market

folake4u:
Lmao of course. Agenda must agend.

Men spend a reasonable sum of money to buy PS4 or 5 for fun. If women buy wig because they like it, na problem.

Why do women want expensive wigs if I may ask?

To get the attention of the Prize; MEN

Tinubu made some people sick in the head

EmperorCaesar:


Aside Oil and Gas, and maybe Tech and Engineering, the highest paying sector in Nigeria is Banking and Audit(Finance).

And as recent as June 2024, after the first salary review, Entry level staffs at any Nigerian commercial Bank earn around 320k(For Optimus, Sterling, Eco) to around 512K+( Stanbic, Citibank pay highest). The Big 4 dont even pay up to this for Entry Level


How does a University final year student afford wigs costlier than what Banks pay Fresh Graduates?

Would they really want to work for a company that pays roughly the same as the cost of their wig?


The future is effing bleak. Migration to hookup na hin sure pass

You are very wrong, the highest paying sector is the Sex Industry, even me, I still buy Sex. So let the workers in the industry enjoy their hard earned money

And these might end up as house wives I pity any SIMPle man that will marry these babes

Thier toto dey work for dem

Ashawoe raised to power2

Fine babes

All looking ugly with that fake hair.

The problem is that it’s obviously not worth the price

EmperorCaesar:


Aside Oil and Gas, and maybe Tech and Engineering, the highest paying sector in Nigeria is Banking and Audit(Finance).

And as recent as June 2024, after the first salary review, Entry level staffs at any Nigerian commercial Bank earn around 320k(For Optimus, Sterling, Eco) to around 512K+( Stanbic, Citibank pay highest). The Big 4 dont even pay up to this for Entry Level


How does a University final year student afford wigs costlier than what Banks pay Fresh Graduates?

Would they really want to work for a company that pays roughly the same as the cost of their wig?


The future is effing bleak. Migration to hookup na hin sure pass

This ur wage structure quote no b true ooo


Access pays 200k, zenith 170k, GT, 180k, Firstbank and UBA 150k, keystone 160k etc... Where u take see 300+ ,400+ etc

See as all of them get very strong mouth and body odours

Still looking like masquerades 😂

Magnoliaa:
Arguably.


And by this logic, one would expect the opposite to be true. The cheaper the hair, the more reasonable and sensible, etc., but men's existence seems to defy this law of negative correlation.


Most of them walk around with low-cut hair and low-quality thinking. Their gorimapas are just as reflective of their smooth brains. Abi how does one explain men having block heads and bald heads?

Better to have a head of good hair, expensive or not, than an empty one.


And 90k isn't a problem here, I see. So this is not about the costliness or artificiality, but the "lack of sense" that cannot be verified, by the way. The same way 90k looks moderate to some is the same way 300k is moderate to others. But Batife will serve first because it is not the same fake hair she's wearing lmao.

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I love how you turned the argument on its head. Your witty observations about men's haircuts and thinking have left me chuckling.

While I agree that one's appearance doesn't necessarily dictate their intellect, your satire has skillfully exposed the absurdity in the original argument.

The real issue, as you've astutely pointed out, isn't the cost or authenticity of hair but rather the substance beneath. Empty heads, regardless of hair quality, are indeed a concern.

Your closing remark about Batife's hair has me dying laughing! You've successfully debunked the notion that expensive hair equals sense, and I'm here for it.

Well played, my friend!"

Gistmedia10:
In a viral footage captured by a fellow student, fresh female graduates were seen boasting about the extravagant costs of their hairstyles during their sign-out day, igniting a wave of criticism online. The video featured the graduates discussing the prices of their hairpieces, with one graduate revealing her wig cost a staggering 500,000 Naira, while another flaunted a 350,000 Naira hairstyle.

As they turned around for the camera, the filmer exclaimed, "Oh my God!" at the eye-popping
prices, seemingly in awe of their extravagant looks. However, many netizens did not share the same enthusiasm. Instead of celebrating their academic achievements, commenters expressed disappointment, arguing that the graduates should have been more focused on their cumulative grade point averages (CGPA) rather than the cost of their hair.

One commenter quipped, "Next, ask them what's the meaning of CGPA," highlighting the disconnect between their academic success and their priorities. Others, however, defended the graduates, stating, "That is why it is good to date someone that has money. How can a broke guy afford this fee?"

As a reflection of contemporary societal values, where materialism sometimes overshadows academic accomplishments, leaving many to question the true essence of education and success.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twCf_c18vGA

Ugly Things

dominique:
I'm not into wigs but I know for sure that none of those cheap looking wigs cost more than 25k, absolutely none!

If only Queenfave (a luxury wig vendor) was still active here, she would have busted their lies.