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Starzo:
You're that person. Na why you dey talk and do nonsense like this

This frustration this dude is pouring on an hungry man like me is just too much to bear. So, because I was in such a situation means I shouldn't take charge and make sure it doesn't happen to me or anyone? Please run along.

SuperOnyi:


This frustration this dude is pouring on an hungry man like me is just too much to bear. So, because I was in such a situation means I shouldn't take charge and make sure it doesn't happen to me or anyone? Please run along.

You clearly haven't healed from it.

Na carryover trauma make you dey mumu urself like this

It seems like everyone wants to sue me today...

Go ahead and share the original person's picture.

SuperOnyi:



Are you aware I can sue you for defamation? What if I share the original person's picture here? Well, I actually pray for that, the book was already doing well on Amazon (for just $17.99) before something tragic happened.

Nnamdipapa:
You don't need a book to understand women. You relate with them and observe them closely.

I can teach you a lot about women and their psychology if only you can calm down.

Writing a book does jot make one smart as believed by Nigerians. There are thousands of ignorant dumb authors out there.

Even the dumbest opinions have made a global impact and actually changed the world. Yes, it is not smartness that makes one write, however, the ability to transform into words your thoughts, experiences, etc (even if it's with AI assistance) must be applauded. The only reason we have knowledge about the past is because some people (whether smart or dumb) decided to put ink to paper and carvings on rocks.

Starzo:
You clearly haven't healed from it.

Na carryover trauma make you dey mumu urself like this

I'm done with you, frustrated Nigerian. Now, run along.

It's like saying 99.9% of Facebook users are American.

I'm not a Nigerian and I've never even been to Nigeria... This whole thing of you thinking that I talk and write like a Nigerian is just in your head.

Nnamdipapa:
1. 99.9% of individuals interested in NL are Nigerians.

2. You talk and write like a Nigerian.

SuperOnyi:




I'm done with you, frustrated Nigerian. Now, run along.

Mtcwwww.... continue to look for who go buy your nonsense on nairaland

Samantha125:
It's like saying 99.9% of Facebook users are American.

I'm not a Nigerian and I've never even been to Nigeria... This whole thing of you thinking that I talk and write like a Nigerian is just in your head.

Your first premise is wrong counsel. Don't argue like this when you start going to couts otmr you won't win a case.

FB is international while NL is a Nigerian site. The two are not comparable Waka Moratiwa.

Now, what evidence do you have to present to this court and prove you are not a Nigerian?

Samantha125:
It seems like everyone wants to sue me today...

Go ahead and share the original person's picture.

The cover was inspired by this:

Starzo:
Mtcwwww.... continue to look for who go buy your nonsense on nairaland

Cry about it, hater ... I will always push it to your ugly face.

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Edit: Thanks to all of our customers who have reached out so far to get the book. God bless 🙌🏽.

Lolest... That picture looks nothing like this one... There's not even a single resemblance...

SuperOnyi:
The cover was inspired by this:

Samantha125:
Lolest... That picture looks nothing like this one... There's not even a single resemblance...

You sure? Just because his hair is kind of full, dark, and curly? And his skin is darker? So you want me to use the original picture? Jeremy can't sue me and the other guy can't sue me—so I won at the end.

Sue me .

And what makes you think that nairaland isn't international? Is it because it's called nairaland? There are many nationalities in here who are not active because of the toxicity of this forum.

They used to be active back in the day when nairaland was still a safe space.

I don't need to prove my identity to anyone, already I know who I am.

Nnamdipapa:
Your first premise is wrong counsel. Don't argue like this when you start going to couts otmr you won't win a case.

FB is international while NL is a Nigerian site. The two are not comparable Waka Moratiwa.

Now, what evidence do you have to present to this court and prove you are not a Nigerian?

He looks nothing like the guy on the cover page, that's Jeremy Meeks.

SuperOnyi:



You sure? Just because his hair is kind of full, dark, and curly? And his skin is darker? So you want me to use the original picture? Jeremy can't sue me and the other guy can't sue me—so I won at the end.

Sue me .

Samantha125:
And what makes you think that nairaland isn't international? Is it because it's called nairaland? There are many nationalities in here who are not active because of the toxicity of this forum.

They used to be active back in the day when nairaland was still a safe space.

I don't need to prove my identity to anyone, already I know who I am.

I don’t see NL as more toxic compared to others like X or FB. NL is nothing international. Show me any site in the world where over 99% of the forum members are from one country and I will agree with you.

You have to prove to ME that you are not a Nigerian. The Burden of proof lies on you.

Samantha125:
He looks nothing like the guy on the cover page, that's Jeremy Meeks.

Sue me now or remain silent. Jeremy Meeks should be happy he looks like the guy. Get it?

SuperOnyi:




Say something new—this line is too boring.

Ok

Why should I sue you when I'm not the one on the cover page?

Just pray he doesn't see it, else I see someone getting slammed with a $50million lawsuit...

SuperOnyi:


Sue me now or remain silent. Jeremy Meeks should be happy he looks like the guy. Get it?

Still doesn't change the fact that other nationalities are on this forum... You don't see the toxicity here because you're used to it and you just happen to be one of the trolls here.

I don't owe you any proof, you can go ahead and believe whatever you want to believe about me.

Nnamdipapa:
I don’t see NL as more toxic compared to others like X or FB. NL is nothing international. Show me any site in the world where over 99% of the forum members are from one country and I will agree with you.

You have to prove to ME that you are not a Nigerian. The Burden of proof lies on you.

Samantha125:
Still doesn't change the fact that other nationalities are on this forum... You don't see the toxicity here because you're used to it and you just happen to be one of the trolls here.

I don't owe you any proof, you can go ahead and believe whatever you want to believe about me.

Ok my Nigerian sister.

But what were you doing in Gambia that you even obtained a citizenship there?🤭🤭🤭

Like is there a country in the you Nigerians have never claimed before?😂😂😂

Nnamdipapa:
Ok my Nigerian sister.

SuperOnyi:




Cry about it, hater ... I will always push it to your ugly face.

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Edit: Thanks to all of our customers who have reached out so far to get the book. God bless 🙌🏽.

If you don see my face before you for beg to use am as your book cover


That's the only thing that could have drawn interest to your nonsense book

Migration is as old as humanity itself, yet it seems to only become an issue when it involves Africans.

People move for different reasons—education, work, business, safety, or simply a better life. There is no crime in that. Trump's ancestors moved from Germany to the U.S. Elon Musk left South Africa for Canada and then the U.S. Millions of Chinese, Indians, and Europeans have built lives outside their home countries without being questioned. So why is it that when an African moves, some of us are the first to ask, "Why don’t you stay in your country?"

It’s disappointing when fellow Africans adopt the same mindset that others have used to exclude us. Do we forget that our own people were forcefully moved across continents during colonization and slavery? Now that we have the freedom to move on our own terms, why should we justify it to anyone?

I don’t need permission to seek opportunities in another country, just like a European, an Indian, or a Chinese person doesn’t. As long as I follow the law, I have the right to live wherever I choose. Instead of questioning why Nigerians—or any other Africans—move abroad, maybe it’s time we change our mindset and recognize that migration is part of our history, our present, and our future.

Nnamdipapa:
You don't need a book to understand women. You relate with them and observe them closely.

I can teach you a lot about women and their psychology if only you can calm down.

Writing a book does jot make one smart as believed by Nigerians. There are thousands of ignorant dumb authors out there.

Exactly, like Babangida...

I asked a simple question and you had to go and write a book...🤦🤦🤦... You didn't even answer my first question.

You should consider partnering with Superonyi on his next book...🤦🤦🤦

Nnamdipapa:
Migration is as old as humanity itself, yet it seems to only become an issue when it involves Africans.

People move for different reasons—education, work, business, safety, or simply a better life. There is no crime in that. Trump's ancestors moved from Germany to the U.S. Elon Musk left South Africa for Canada and then the U.S. Millions of Chinese, Indians, and Europeans have built lives outside their home countries without being questioned. So why is it that when an African moves, some of us are the first to ask, "Why don’t you stay in your country?"

It’s disappointing when fellow Africans adopt the same mindset that others have used to exclude us. Do we forget that our own people were forcefully moved across continents during colonization and slavery? Now that we have the freedom to move on our own terms, why should we justify it to anyone?

I don’t need permission to seek opportunities in another country, just like a European, an Indian, or a Chinese person doesn’t. As long as I follow the law, I have the right to live wherever I choose. Instead of questioning why Nigerians—or any other Africans—move abroad, maybe it’s time we change our mindset and recognize that migration is part of our history, our present, and our future.

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