₦airaland Forum

EVILFOREST:
Wedding na FORCE......

Adaure4ever:
don't know. Heard it 4rm chiwetalagu

osedvgirl:
only in


kampala made

NobleAngell:
Hey solid. Wassap?

petkoffDrake:
That's what I'll put on in our wedding day... Hope U'll love it

osedvgirl:

solid3:
I'm doing great. U just went off raider. Where have u been.

masterblogger:
Creative. That's unique not the conventional black or white suite. If Jay Z had won this same suit every one would have applauded him. Abeg we are Africans let try and rep Africa. Love this guy

petkoffDrake:
Ur reply means yes

osedvgirl:

means no

chidamysy:
Poverty na Bastard

IndianBwoy:
My opinion is from an Indian perspective on a Nigerian forum. I dont want ppl here saying that im Indian and my country is filled with rapist, blah blah or that i dont know anything about Nigeria so have no right to comment here on your affairs etc.

My views are respectfully from my and my nations perspective.

IndianBwoy:
i see nothing wrong here.

before you judge someone else, judge yourself.

It is a free world. what you consider "normal" now, was strange in another era.

Afterall, suit is a borrowed cloth of the white monkey.


maybe in days past, there was a time when wearing a suit to a wedding itself was considered a strange thing.


if at all I see anything wrong here, it is the fact that a Western suit & a Victorian-era Gown was worn to a Nigerian wedding by the groom n bride themselves.


I am Indian , and I believe only traditional attires must be worn to important socio-cultural events like weddings.

phayvoursky:
**SINGING**

SUIT OF MANY COLOURS DAT MY TAILOR MADE FOR ME.

masterblogger:
Creative. That's unique not the conventional black or white suite. If Jay Z had won this same suit every one would have applauded him. Abeg we are Africans let try and rep Africa. Love this guy

Adaure4ever:
don't know. Heard it 4rm chiwetalagu

HIGHESTPOPORI:
And u decided to be saying what u don't know d meaning?