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It's very common to see or hear that a woman have lost her phone, most times many of those phones have not lasted for up to 6 months or even below. In the other hand you'd be surprised when you see a man with a phone and he tells you that he had used the very phone for like 3 years and above. What then could be the incentives behind the common phenomenon with the women loosing their phones more often than men. Could it be their village people following them around or something else?

I decided to bring in this topic here because a girl close to me lost her phone two days ago and have been crying out her eye balls since then, I also learned that' that was not her second nor third time for her to lose a phone.
My neighbour have already lost 3 phones this year alone. What's the obsession with women and the loss of phones?

They are careless and most of dem don't use their money to buy phone...

Lose, not loss.

AllHailBiafra:
It's very common to see or hear that a woman have lost her phone, most times many of those phones have not lasted for up to 6 months or even below. In the other hand you'd be surprised when you see a man with a phone and he tells you that he had used the very phone for like 3 years and above. What then could be the incentives behind the common phenomenon with the women loosing their phones more often than men. Could it be their village people following them around or something else?

I decided to bring in this topic here because a girl close to me lost her phone two days ago and have been crying out her eye balls since then, I also learned that' that was not her second nor third time for her to lose a phone.
My neighbour have already lost 3 phones this year alone. What's the obsession with women and the loss of phones?

Funny topic but true most of the time.

I dey come make I baff come out.

abatically:
Lose, not loss.

Thank you, but I'm still not out of place, you can as well seek help from your dictionary, I remain more correct than you.

Ay04z:
They are careless and most of dem don't use their money to buy phone...

I actually confronted a girl with same question and her reply was exactly what you just said, and guess what.... She also lost her phone last week Friday according to her, and I asked her that she's hopeful that another one is on the way by someone else, and she said that she have never bought a phone with her money before but will endeavour to buy one for herself this time around, so that it will make her to be more careful.

Ay04z:
They are careless and most of dem don't use their money to buy phone...

This is what happens when you are given free things, you won't value them.

AllHailBiafra:
Thank you, but I'm still not out of place, you can as well seek help from your dictionary, I remain more correct than you.

See me see wahala, instead of u to do the right thing and correct ur mistake, I didn't insult u, I saw it as a mistake u made and u just took it the wrong way. English is not our first language, nobody is perfect. And pls know when to use 'has' instead of 'have'

Peace.

abatically:
See me see wahala, instead of u to do the right thing and correct ur mistake, I didn't insult u, I saw it as a mistake u made and u just took it the wrong way. English is not our first language, nobody is perfect. And pls know when to use 'has' instead of 'have'

Peace.

I can only see you, I'm not seeing any wahala. I agree with you that English isn't our language and that no one is perfect, but you're still wrong in your correction for as long as it takes you to realise your error, you're yet wrong in your second correction, though I recognised my mistake there; it should have been "had" and not "has" as you claimed. I'm now the one taking you on tutorial exercise, but no complain, that's why we're here' to learn.

AllHailBiafra:
I can only see you, I'm not seeing any wahala. I agree with you that English isn't our language and that no one is perfect, but you're still wrong in your correction for as long as it takes you to realise your error, you're yet wrong in your second correction, though I recognised my mistake there; it should have been "had" and not "has" as you claimed. I'm now the one taking you on tutorial exercise, but no complain, that's why we're here' to learn.

I'm done with this shiit. Since you think you know English then knock yourself off.

AllHailBiafra:
It's very common to see or hear that a woman have (has) lost her phone, most times many of those phones have not lasted for up to 6 months or even below. In the other hand you'd be surprised when you see a man with a phone and he tells you that he had (has) used the very phone for like 3 years and above. What then could be the incentives behind the common phenomenon with the women loosing their phones more often than men. Could it be their village people following them around or something else?

I decided to bring in this topic here because a girl close to me lost her phone two days ago and have (has) been crying out her eye balls since then, I also learned that' that was not her second nor third time for her to lose a phone.
My neighbour have (has) already lost 3 phones this year alone. What's the obsession with women and the loss of phones?

Jeez, I only said lose instead of loss so u can correct ur topic as it might make front page and you decide to take it personal. Well you still need to learn when to 'have', 'has' and 'had'.