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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by sweetilicious(f): 8:15am On Mar 12, 2019
Joromi12:
Find 9ja babe wey just migrate. As for me i go for blacks from other african countries. They seems to hv sense more than 9ja babes
Funny.I want peace in my life.I want a sensible and responsible man.I want a man that can control his manhood and invest in building the family so good with me.I have grown to understand a whole lot of things.

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Nobody: 8:19am On Mar 12, 2019
sweetilicious:
Funny.I want peace in my life.I want a sensible and responsible man.I want a man that can control his manhood and invest in building the family so good with me.I have grown to understand a whole lot of things.
lol. If u want peace then u hv no business with wat he does with manhood

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by brenister10: 8:27am On Mar 12, 2019
Naija4lifeYank:
This is more than apt.
This will be my only post on Nairaland. I'm only posting so no man goes through what I went through.
I live in the US.
My marriage crashed when I came home to marry a Naija-based angel. I never planned to come home to marry. I trusted my friend's report of good behavior from his family member not knowing he knew it was all a ruse. It was a planned job.
My father died from medical complications and having lost my mom much earlier, I came home to bury him. The Naija-based lady knew I was now an orphan used all her wiles to pretend to love me. Pretended to be helping to fill the void left by my parents and I finally agreed to marry her.
I was earning well over $180,000 a year and had luxury home and luxury car.
She arrived and within 1 month, I knew I had made the mistake of my life.
She demanded a luxury SUV since I had one and I told her it didn't make any sense to have two gas-guzzlers in the home. She immediately went into a tantrum. This was someone not contributing anything to the home financially. I got her a brand new Honda Accord. She wasn't very satisfied.
She started buying clothes. Every weekend it was a bill of $600 for clothes. I told her that's not how we spend money in America, she kept going. Always complaining. That she didn't have enough clothes. She is Igbo, so I paid for all the wedding in Nigeria. her family probably contributed only her wedding dress.
So I was starting to think who is this clown that I married.
She got pregnant and then started threatening me with potentially divorce & Child support if I don't do things that make her happy.
One day I got back from work (4 months after wedding) and she had been entertaining another man in the home that I paid all the mortgage on. I knew this because somebody had used the ipad at home to view his Instagram and Facebook and forgot to sign out.
I confronted her and she denied it. She started taking calls from all manner of men from Nigeria, sometimes going to the bathroom to talk to them
Fast forward, one day she told me her cousin from Nigeria was coming to our city in Maryland and could he stay in our home. I found out that the guy was not her cousin really and shut it down. She started saying by US law the home belonged to her and her kids. I told her I had a baseball bat and if she had 10 heads, she should bring the "cousin" to come visit.
By the time she had our son, she had become a full-fledged monster. Refusing to cook, etc. I did most of the house work and had a cleaner come clean the house.
I divorced her shortly after. I had to start paying her child support until God came to my rescue and the Judge decided I was the better parent and I won custody of my son.
It was the worst experience of my life and I lost so much. Her family was in on the whole thing. I assume they were so greedy to want my home
Before anyone asks, I never cheated on her. or hit her.
She did everything those women do: she called the cops to the house during an argument. I was so worried she was going to lie about physical abuse that never happened. I lived in FEAR in my own home. NEVER going to that state of things again. I'm free now.

For those who say the wife took a loan for school, so how did you send her through school, most times you co-sponsor the loan for the wife using your credit
I'll never be married again (I'm still in my thirties) and NEVER marry a woman from Nigeria again.








Ehya sorry bro. How do one now get a good wife if you are outside of Naija
Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by brenister10: 8:28am On Mar 12, 2019
needful:
@Cococandy, I choosed to mention you because u vividly understood the concept. I live in Canada and the truth is 70% of naija men needs brain resetting. A man will immigrate to Canada with his family, pushed the wife to go and do RN against her wish, he still wants the RN with about 3children and 12hrs shift to come back and serve his hands and foot. Is this not insane?, i dont really understand the basis upon which marriage is constituted. marriage especially Nigeria men. What I see in most of this naija men are selfishness,. Alot of peaceful families are divorcing because the man wants the wife to work full time, pay half of the Bill's and still serve him and the children. The moment you men understand that women are humans created by God as God created you people, marital issues will disappear.
To all this ones shouting my property this and that, which property do u even own, is it the one u mortgaged to pay for 25 to 30yrs? Or another one. I trained my wife in school, with whose money. Can any of you even train somebody in school single handedly without Govt loan? Mtcheww, confused Hypocrites.
And for the this olosho poster looking for a woman to enslave, continue and am sure u will find one when u are 75yrs old. Nonsense


Hmm, don't be annoyed please. Lol �

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Ugosample(m): 8:30am On Mar 12, 2019
BaaleOko:
The dilemma I'm facing now, I dey based in Yankee and I have pretty much achieved everything a young man can have for an ideal American dream... e remain to find wife but good women dey scarce these days( maybe the good ones are hiding, or I'm not just looking hard enough). Mumsy dey tell me make I go Naija find wife, been communicating with lots of beautiful and amazing (at least online) Naija girls back home, each time I bring up the idea of marriage and I tell them I'm in Yankee...they always seem too excited than necessary, as coded guy wey I be, I already know reasons why. I'm just too scared to take any chances cause marriage ain't no joke... I guess I'm better off just finding a Nigerian girl based here in yankee.

You better NOT make that mistake

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by brenister10: 8:31am On Mar 12, 2019
justmenoni:
Uncle OP. Sorry to say, are you really looking for a wife or an housemaid.


I married from naija and you know what she's the best thing that has ever happened to me to the hr point that I'd sacrifice my life for hers, let me call her right now and tell her i want this and this prepared for breakfast and delivered to me at work and voila it's done and let me call her again and say you know what i eant a special delicacy prepared for dinner and voila it's all done.. Her only complain would be bae let's finish d food at home first (wastage) and not nagging.

But you know what, i wake up at 5,30 bath the kids, prepare tea or/and breakfast chitchat for, 10/20mins and I'm off to work and when I'm coming back from work i ask if they need some items from the market and sometimes i still make dinner (of cos she'd prepare something for the kids cos they have yo be put to bed)


Sometimes it doesn't really matter who or where you marry from but it depends on who you marry and who YOU ARE.


N:B, I'm not a vegetable and i haven't been tied down grin cheesy

Nice comments. Vegetables doesn't do that bro that's love in action.

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Nobody: 8:31am On Mar 12, 2019
BuddhaPalm:


I can assure you, you can't "groom" anyone.

OK.....
Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by brenister10: 8:34am On Mar 12, 2019
[quote author=sweetilicious post=76579482]Funny.I want peace in my life.I want a sensible and responsible man.I want a man that can control his manhood and invest in building the family so good with me.I have grown to understand a whole lot of things.[/quote

And hope you will also control the feminist urge that might surge up in you ]
Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by sweetilicious(f): 8:40am On Mar 12, 2019
DeRay98:


Black Ladies from other African countries are usually more down to earth, so many of them fancy Nigerian guys as better family men,
Who care for their ladies, strong and protective. Except where our bad boys "don go shit for market" that have earned us bad names. Eg Kenya women.
Naija home based girls are to trust nowadays especially if you live in diaspora, they mostly see you as their key out of poverty rather than partner hence they play along until they find the right moment to reveal their true ID.
I had someone from UK that wanted me.I was advised by some useless friends to marry him and divorce him later.I thank God I had the spirit of God in me. I simply told him that I don't love him.And that I wouldn't want to marry him because he lives in UK as it's not my priority and I don't ever want to it to be ticked for me as was once married.People need to be careful and involve God for guidance.Do not just hop in.It can sting.Marriage is a union.

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Ugosample(m): 8:44am On Mar 12, 2019
Okuda:
if you marry a well behaved white woman, you would not be missing anything from their naija counterparts except the food and sometimes the naija jokes. but thats all to it I swear.

true that

Good behaved girls dey from everywhere

even afro American girls that Nigerians like to demonize also have good women as well.


But it seems bad outnumber good amongst all sub groups

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Ugosample(m): 8:45am On Mar 12, 2019
cococandy:
You’re looking for who to subdue and dominate grin

E go red for you.

You don’t want chores as a duty but I’m sure you will want her financial contribution as a duty. You never start. Life go hard you so.

I'm suspecting so as well.

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Toks2008(m): 8:46am On Mar 12, 2019
MissRike:
As people here in Nigeria are complaining, those abroad are also complaining about Nigerian women which I feel is not too right.

One thing I know quite well is that marriage is all about compromise and many people out there, I must say, are not ready for that. The man only wants a woman that would be keeping the house and warming his bed alone without him helping her at all on some occasions while the woman also needs a man that would be spoiling her and tolerating all her excesses (without trying to change) and not considering her man. That's where compromise and individuality play their roles.

How would a man say he just needs a wife that will be doing everything at home, like the household chores and cooking alone without helping her at all, just crossing his feet, demanding for everything from her even without resting after coming back from work . I think what he needs is actually a housemaid.

The truth is that couples were created by God to be help mates and not slaves, that's what strengthens the relationship more. Treat a woman like a queen and watch her treat you like a king. It's only a mad or crazy woman that will not reciprocate when treated well by her man and that's where personality comes in.


So OP and the other men on this thread, don't generalize. The kind of company you keep determines the kind of people you meet. Put God first, have a good mindset (that you need a help mate and not a housemaid) & move with the right people and watch how marriage turns out well for you. Peace!!!


I think this thread is already derailed by guys who don't understand the foreign lifestyle.

There is no biggy in doing house chores cos they are kinda stress-less. The hover,washing machine,regular power supply that keeps your food fresh and so on.

I can make a month's food in 4hours and all i do is microwave the one i want to eat without stressing my wife to prepare any food..in fact i love cooking to the extent that she begs me to cook.

the washing machine does the laundry and with a hover you can keep your floors clean and toilets can be washed by either of you whenever necessary.

This wife slavery mindset no dey abroad and any guy who wants a good marriage must start by getting active in domestic affairs and especially in taking care of the kids. Nothing stops you from waking up early to bathe the kids and take them to school if your wife is on night duty and both of you can plan your itinerary so that your kids are well taken care of.

Lastly, the only way you can have a better chance of good marriage is to bring in a lady you have known before you ever left naija otherwise you are almost certain to bring a bad lady pretending to love you.

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by alphaNomega: 8:46am On Mar 12, 2019
Naija4lifeYank:
This is more than apt.
This will be my only post on Nairaland. I'm only posting so no man goes through what I went through.
I live in the US.
My marriage crashed when I came home to marry a Naija-based angel. I never planned to come home to marry. I trusted my friend's report of good behavior from his family member not knowing he knew it was all a ruse. It was a planned job.
My father died from medical complications and having lost my mom much earlier, I came home to bury him. The Naija-based lady knew I was now an orphan used all her wiles to pretend to love me. Pretended to be helping to fill the void left by my parents and I finally agreed to marry her.
I was earning well over $180,000 a year and had luxury home and luxury car.
She arrived and within 1 month, I knew I had made the mistake of my life.
She demanded a luxury SUV since I had one and I told her it didn't make any sense to have two gas-guzzlers in the home. She immediately went into a tantrum. This was someone not contributing anything to the home financially. I got her a brand new Honda Accord. She wasn't very satisfied.
She started buying clothes. Every weekend it was a bill of $600 for clothes. I told her that's not how we spend money in America, she kept going. Always complaining. That she didn't have enough clothes. She is Igbo, so I paid for all the wedding in Nigeria. her family probably contributed only her wedding dress.
So I was starting to think who is this clown that I married.
She got pregnant and then started threatening me with potentially divorce & Child support if I don't do things that make her happy.
One day I got back from work (4 months after wedding) and she had been entertaining another man in the home that I paid all the mortgage on. I knew this because somebody had used the ipad at home to view his Instagram and Facebook and forgot to sign out.
I confronted her and she denied it. She started taking calls from all manner of men from Nigeria, sometimes going to the bathroom to talk to them
Fast forward, one day she told me her cousin from Nigeria was coming to our city in Maryland and could he stay in our home. I found out that the guy was not her cousin really and shut it down. She started saying by US law the home belonged to her and her kids. I told her I had a baseball bat and if she had 10 heads, she should bring the "cousin" to come visit.
By the time she had our son, she had become a full-fledged monster. Refusing to cook, etc. I did most of the house work and had a cleaner come clean the house.
I divorced her shortly after. I had to start paying her child support until God came to my rescue and the Judge decided I was the better parent and I won custody of my son.
It was the worst experience of my life and I lost so much. Her family was in on the whole thing. I assume they were so greedy to want my home
Before anyone asks, I never cheated on her. or hit her.
She did everything those women do: she called the cops to the house during an argument. I was so worried she was going to lie about physical abuse that never happened. I lived in FEAR in my own home. NEVER going to that state of things again. I'm free now.

For those who say the wife took a loan for school, so how did you send her through school, most times you co-sponsor the loan for the wife using your credit
I'll never be married again (I'm still in my thirties) and NEVER marry a woman from Nigeria again.







You must have married from a very poor family. I wish I knew your wife so I can avoid her people.

Telling you sorry for the experience is not enough bro.

I know that's what they do. They bring in their boyfriend or lover from Nigeria and tell you he is their cousin. I would have killed that woman and made it look like an accident.
Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Nobody: 8:47am On Mar 12, 2019
Ugosample:


You better NOT make that mistake
so na 9ja babe wey dey sample oda dicks better Once u take dem der. Dey bcom beasts
Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by khiaa(f): 8:54am On Mar 12, 2019
sharpwriter:


Will you marry me? wink
Are you Nigerian?
Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Ugosample(m): 8:57am On Mar 12, 2019
uuzba:
Nigeria is a country with very watery values.
true that
morally bankrupt society
Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Ugosample(m): 9:05am On Mar 12, 2019
RTSC:
See as dem spoil market for Nigerian based ladies.

The ones that scaled through earlier to Yankee or Europe would be thanking their stars they left before the market got spoilt. grin

lol


Nigerians like to take advantage of each other.
We destroy each other

now look at the result

mutual suspiscion between sons and daughters of Nigeria

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Ugosample(m): 9:08am On Mar 12, 2019
cococandy:
You’re really taking Nairaland ramblings of ignorant folks seriously?

People who have reasoning faculties still understand that they can find good women anywhere. Nigerian women in USA are hot cake. Don’t let some heart broken urchins on Nairaland tell you otherwise.

These ones probably got left behind hence their painment.


Nigerian women in USA are hotcake grin cheesy

Let me sit down on the bench and laugh first cheesy grin cheesy


Lololololmao

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Nobody: 9:10am On Mar 12, 2019
Nigerian Man: i want a submissive woman that is loyal and homely
Nigerian girls: you are looking for a slave, a woman you can dominate and subdue, you are looking for an house help

Most of the women here are just looking for men they can dominate.

when does being submissive, loyal and homely means slavery, just because a man needs these attributes in a woman does not mean he wont help in house chores, he won't fix things around the house and won't support and take care of your needs but when a man asks for a loyal and submissive wife, according to the women here, he is a slave master, he wants a slave, he wants a house help. Most of the women saying these are just insecure.

what a man hates is threat, if you don't do this, you wont have sex, if you dont do this, you wont eat, if you dont do this, you wont get this, , you cant see your friends, a woman now goes to the extent of choosing friends for a man, isolating a man from his hobbies and way of life,sorry as a man i can't live in this condition, i didn't get married to be caged, I love my freedom too likewise you. just because he is married to you, does not mean that the whole world must revolve around you,

A woman can decide to choose how her home should look like in terms of beauty but she doesnt want to clean what she has choosen. interesting, working full time, does not give the house the license to be dirty, we can share shores in the house but dont threaten me, when i forget to do mine, don't use my children as a prawns to achieve your aim or try to call the cops at me when i raise my voice when angry or betray me when i have supported you financially, emotionally and mentally and even take your excesses. jes) can a man just ask for one thing from you, your loyalty even in the midst of feminism, in the midst of divorce,, in the midst of materialism, can we just be different and solve our problems without making a scene out of it and letting the government interfere.

No man is perfect, but a man will take his decisions from experiences he seen and stories he has heard about Nigerian women home and abroad, believe me, no man wants a divorce or a depressed filled relationship, i myself, will love to see my wife and children happy and i will go all length to sacrifice for her when i see her sincerity and loyalty.

Many women here will pretend that they are the perfect women and wont admit flaws in their lives, the need to manipulate and put a man in her fingers when given the opportunities, some of them will brag about how they are married to good men abroad but won't tell you what their husbands are passing, they know how to have a perfect life on social media but in private they are bullies., once you start to call the flaws out they start calling you names like a woman hater and misogynist, but lets be frank with each other two captain cant lead a ship likewise in marriages, two masters can lead a marriage, the man will have to lead, i am sure that is why you married or want him except you married a man knowing that you can control him.

No matter what, the best marriages for men are marriages where the man is allowed to be himself and a leader, that is why they say a man that has find a good wife, find a good thing.

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Prestigewins: 9:11am On Mar 12, 2019
BaaleOko:
The dilemma I'm facing now, I dey based in Yankee and I have pretty much achieved everything a young man can have for an ideal American dream... e remain to find wife but good women dey scarce these days( maybe the good ones are hiding, or I'm not just looking hard enough). Mumsy dey tell me make I go Naija find wife, been communicating with lots of beautiful and amazing (at least online) Naija girls back home, each time I bring up the idea of marriage and I tell them I'm in Yankee...they always seem too excited than necessary, as coded guy wey I be, I already know reasons why. I'm just too scared to take any chances cause marriage ain't no joke... I guess I'm better off just finding a Nigerian girl based here in yankee.


If I will advice you ,dnt feed yourself with negativity especially the negative stories you read online, there are alot of good women out there and pray you meet one . Alot of my friends n Aunties are married to guys based abroad and all are enjoying their marriage. Another thing is you can only attract who you are. Hope you are not among the people who married for papers n looking for a good woman to marry. Fraud is fraud n karma is real.

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Ugosample(m): 9:16am On Mar 12, 2019
Angela777:
The thing is as a Nigerian man abroad, you wish the best wife for yourself. Then first, look at yourself and ask yourself are you the best or the good one? You want the woman submissive and doing all housework and, will she be the housewife and will you support her in everything?
Because if she is working full time and having kids for you, she will come home tired and is she still responsible for all work at home and with kids? Will you practice the so called Nigerian "culture" having other women and being naturally polygamist? Will you expect your wife to shut up and accept you going and having sex with other women? Will you be very bossy to her and her should be very submissive as similar to a Muslim woman? I don't think it will work this way in America even with a Nigerian village submissive girl, not for long, America teaches freedom to kids and women. If your wife goes to the doctor for any reason and the doctor notices she is sad, they will ask her if you are to bossy or do you abuse her, your own kids will tell at school how you treat your wife and even if she is submissive, your own kids will call 911 if their mom cries. The marriage in America is different, it is not Nigeria. If you are willing to be faithful and you find a woman who is educated and is your best friend, doesn't matter the race, it may work better than any childish plans to pick a submissive one or to mold her your way


You have a point.


BUT!


Nigerian women have a special way of screwing over good men.
Maybe you are not Nigerian or grew up in Nigeria
we know ourselves very well.

The messsed up society promote one taking advantage of each other and being "smart"

That is why a Nigerian man would want to trick the wife, overwork her and still be forming boss on America

And that is why the woman will pretend to like the man till she gets her green card and then screw him over.

it's a cat and mouse game


If the man is straight and he is fortunate to find a Nigerian woman who is straight, he is blessed

or he comes back to marry his heartthrob That he dated and loved prior to travelling, that one is also good, because at least you.know her to a degree, and the incentive of green card was not there as at then


any other thing?

forget it

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by victorian(f): 9:16am On Mar 12, 2019
Hadampson:


Doing all these doesn't mean she can't cheat. Most ladies out there are insatiable. You can never satisfy them




Keep deceiving yourself
Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by DanDeeBoss(m): 9:16am On Mar 12, 2019
Ugosample:


You better NOT make that mistake
gringrin
Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by MissRike(f): 9:17am On Mar 12, 2019
Toks2008:



I think this thread is already derailed by guys who don't understand the foreign lifestyle.

There is no biggy in doing house chores cos they are kinda stress-less. The hover,washing machine,regular power supply that keeps your food fresh and so on.

I can make a month's food in 4hours and all i do is microwave anyone i want to eat without stressing my wife to prepare any food..in fact i love cooking to the extent that she begs me to cook.

the washing machine does the laundry and with a hover you can keep your floors clean and toilets can be washed by either of you whenever necessary.

This wife slavery mindset no dey abroad and any guy who wants a good marriage must start by getting active in domestic affairs and especially in taking care of the kids. Nothing stops you from waking up early to bathe the kids and take them to school if your wife is on night duty and both of you can plan your itinerary so that your kids are well taken care of.

Lastly, the only way you can have a better chance of good marriage is to bring in a lady you have known before you ever left naija otherwise you are almost certain to bring a bad lady pretending to love you.

That's very true, foreign lifestyle is very different from what actually plays out here in Nigeria, though if one is very much blessed and wants to live an easier life, you can do that (even without being a millionaire)....... freezer, vacuum cleaner, washing machine, dishwasher et al. However, there are still many men out there who can afford those things, but would still insist on their wives stressing themselves and not trying to be of help at all; if the woman is blessed enough to afford it, she can go ahead, since it'll make the work easier for her.

I like the fact that you said that with the presence of all these machines that make work easier, a man can still help in bathing and taking care of the kids if he's less busy and I'm truly in support of that, but the big question is that: Do most men out there know that?

@ Your last point about bringing in someone you've known in Nigeria, you're very right, but let's not forget the fact that changes take place in a lot of people to the extent that someone you've known very well for a decade before you left might have changed so much by the time you meet him or her again.

All in all, it's just the grace of God and wisdom that usually help when it comes to marriage.

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Ihatelove(f): 9:18am On Mar 12, 2019
AntiBrutus:


After their rants, they will logout and call their NIGERIAN GIRLFRIENDS. When she breaks their heart, they will still login to rant about their NIGERIAN GIRLFRIENDS.

Last last, they will marry one NIGERIAN woman. That's all grin
I swear grin grin they still end up with Nigerian women

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Ugosample(m): 9:19am On Mar 12, 2019
Sholaystar4me:
interesting thread, as for me nothing will change bringing my gf that I have had for many months in Nigeria before man moved and still have till date. let me buy a land here shaa grin
















Victory is from God Alone
#X

your case is different

We are talking about hunting a typical naija have AFTER you have been established


Chances of you being fvcked is 85%

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Ugosample(m): 9:24am On Mar 12, 2019
Angela777:

So true. Women in America learnt the Nigerian man is possibly scam and wants us for papers, now so much information online about it. Also not all American women go into interracial marriage, many educated women are picking from their level guys and if they don't find any at similar level, they prefer being single.

a good number are still into inter racial tho....

especially those in the east coast

South side folks may not be that open minded

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Nobody: 9:24am On Mar 12, 2019
cococandy:
CONGRATULATIONS.

Nigerian women in USA are always an asset to their husbands. Nigerian women are the top most educated group in America. Proven by research not hearsay.

The men who have a problem handling such women are those who want wives that are full time home makers but also work and submit their total pay checks to the man so he can decide what she gets to spend. Their families come to visit and they expect a servant wife who also works full time but managed to hasten to their every whim.

The men who drop the African mentality of wives that must be available to serve them hand and foot, usually enjoy their marriages.

I’m sure your doctor wife does get busy and you understand and support her.
Let the ignorant boys keep whining.


Absurd. Nigerian women are not the top most educated group in America? And, where did you get your data from. there are almost 25 million african-american women living in the US, are you trying to tell me that 20-30,000 nigerian women are more educated than the population of 25 million who are bonafide americans. LOL

African-american women are the top most educated group in america. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, between 2009 and 2010, African-american women earned 68 percent of associate’s degrees, 66 percent of bachelor’s degrees, 71 percent of master’s degrees and 65 percent of all doctorate degrees awarded to African-american women..

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Ishilove: 9:27am On Mar 12, 2019
brenister10:


Another feminist spotted
If my refusal to encourage domestic laziness makes me a feminist, then I will wear the toga proudly.

You people just want someone you can use as cook and house help, and when you tire of her, you move on to the next. Were you not washing your own darned clothes and cleaning your own darned house before you met me? You haven't even wifed me yet but you want to abdicate your domestic responsibility to me. If you want me to perform wife duties for you, make it frigging legal by putting a ring on it!!

Una dey try. Mscheeew.

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by cooooooks(m): 9:27am On Mar 12, 2019
There is no secret formula. You will find wonderful people, Nigerian or white; based in Naija or abroad.

Be a good person yourself and don't be (or seek) a doormat.
Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Ugosample(m): 9:27am On Mar 12, 2019
Angela777:

I did no matter poor, black and no papers, he was very insisting. It didn't end well. And I will not take the same risk twice. It's what happens, many get burnt and no more dating or marrying a Nigerian man.

sorry about your experience

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Re: Nigerian Men Abroad, How Did You Choose Your Significant Half? by Prestigewins: 9:32am On Mar 12, 2019
tex73:
I'm blessed to marry a very good Christian lady from Kogi(yoruba) and i am Delta(ibo). Came to niaja in search of a lady after being in d US for over 5 years. Did not like d one i had being talking to over d phone for over a year, did not want to trap myself with someone i didnt love or like very much.

I had a week left for my naija stay until a childhood friend asked me to leave my hotel and spend the last week in his house. He forgot he had a sister in law that was at d age for marriage and actually was planning to introduce me to one or two female friends he had, hoping i could like them. He forgot about his wife's younger sister because she was so into her studies at IFE and she hardly came back home during holidays, she was locked down at OAU. God was good to me because it was just as i visited naija that this beautiful lady was having a breather from OAU after she had finished her last set of exams. It was when she called her sister to tell her that she had finished her last exams and was in their parent's home that my friend remembered that he had an in law that may like me. My friend told her about me immediately and told her that we would come visiting d next day.

The next day we visited n i saw her in d living room, all cleaned up of course because she was expecting us. We talked for a while and saw that we had so much in common, especially that we both had Jesus as our Lord and Saviour. I departed for the US shortly. we spoke on the phone everyday for about a year, untill i came back to niaja to propose to her. Thank God she used all that time to do her housemanship in LUTH. See how God blessed me. I came back again for the wedding proper but she didn't go back with me untill my filling (travel documents) for her came through( 6 months) . she came to the US and joined me in my one bedroom apartment. We moved to two when we were expecting baby # one.

We planned that she didnt work but focus on her 3 tough exams in order for her to practice medicine in the US. In all exams she scored a 99% percentile ( she's a brain). Shes one of the best Docs a patient can ask for and is practicing in a top hospital. We have two kids and she's getting even prettier as we age. Married for ten years now. Glory to God.


That the secret people fail to understand, any principle that is not founded on Jesus Christ will certainly fail,it becomes a game of luck n chance, a practical Christian will always behave well. Thank God for your marriage and I tape into these testimony.

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