₦airaland Forum

Love Machine:
It's not all lagos girls that are like that.Infact,some village girls eyes shook pass most lagos girls own.

smileysmiley:
under one of the numerous bridges in Lagos

braxjay:
hahahahahaha you should be flogged up-side-down for your response

Evathyst:
Proudly a Lagos girl! 100%.


If you know what that means, then you belong...

smileysmiley:
I'm guilty... Its so much fun... Mr P (shoprite) to be precise

dejavubobo1:
if everybody want the ladies to like the poor... who's going 2like the rich

omomalaika:
Op which version of twitter you dey use? Just curious

wadetaw202:
A life of pretence is an empty life. Why not be yourself and live within your means and be proud of the little you have?

BiafraBushBoy:
Can't you just be serious??

I wan do easter with you joor!!...

Let's see how it goes!!

allanphash7:
#Lagosgirls be like

smileysmiley:
I was going to give a saucy reply but then I remembered that understanding is difficult for the dumb

yinkson:
#Lagos babe
been weighing 50kg before make-up and 75kg after make-up:/

yinkson:
#Lagos babe
been weighing 50kg before make-up and 75kg after make-up:/

smileysmiley:
I was going to give a saucy reply but then I remembered that understanding is difficult for the dumb

wadetaw202:
Yeah you are right. Understanding is difficult for the dumb. This is why a dumb lady would pretend to be what she is not....wearing clothes at boutique just to take pictures, pretending to be what she is not during a date......no better definition for dumbness.

doskie:
no be lie oh
went to visit one babe. she had just bathed. I almost told her who I was looking for before I realised shes the one.

youngalex:
#LagosGirls...#Unpredictable #Slimy #HighestBidder

smileysmiley:
I don't know why some girls do it but I find so much fun in testing all those clothes, like I'm a Barbie doll or something. I actually wake up in the morning and go to shoprite just to do that and I make sure my face is clear of make up so I'm not restricted on the color of clothes to test. I actually do it on one of my jobless Saturdays. The sweetest part is the look on the attendant's face when I hand all the clothes back to her, it's like "are you for real? You found nothing suitable out of all these? I'll shoot you if I had a gun" it's a miracle if some of those attendants don't recognize me sef

blackprowler:
Clearly the standard of conduct of the civilised world, as evidenced in Mr Price etc isn't suited for low life Nigerian apes. People are not on the same level in this world, I keep saying. We in this country belong to some of the lowest human standards (and there are statistics to prove), more suited to the Aba system that one poster above me described. Oh God!