₦airaland Forum

XhosaNostra:
Hihihi. That's what you're missing about them? Hats are to some guys what wigs & makeup are to girls. They hide a lot of shame & make someone cute in an instant

Not really,but it surely was one of the perks of rocking a Kangol .hmm like guys with receding hairlines?

carpdiemz:
That’s the standard when the whites stayed in a black man county for sometimes , awolowo and azkiwe did is Evil , we were not matured for the independent they did for there own selfish interest and for there family future

Not a day goes by....

JaceBlaze:
Not a day goes by....

Bro, tell me about it

IronGalaxy:
Bro, tell me about it

Now we know why slave traders preferred that part of Africa.

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JaceBlaze:
Now we know why slave traders preferred that part of Africa.

lol, you actually make a very good point

JaceBlaze:
Not a day goes by....

LOL!!! Just give up man / it's a coping mechanism for some of them.

TMKsouth:
LOL!!! Just give up man / it's a coping mechanism for some of them.

I have given up but I just can't help it sometimes.I don't like to use catchphrases like "inferiority complex" but that's what I see when I read comments here.

1 & 2. Irene Village Mall, Pretoria
3 & 4. Cape Town

1. Johannesburg Stock Exchange, Sandton
2 & 3. Circa Art Gallery, Rosebank (Jhb)
4. Bree Taxi Rank, Jhb CBD

JaceBlaze:
Not really,but it surely was one of the perks of rocking a Kangol .hmm like guys with receding hairlines?

Yeah

1. Muizenburg Beach Cabins, Cape Town
2. Ghandi Square, Jhb CBD
3. Melrose Arch, Jhb
4. Rosebank, Jhb

Really beautiful places I must say.
I'd love to visit South Africa someday.

And please don't mind my fellow compatriots saying 'this and that' abeg

The average Nigerian issa talkative (me inclusive) and will never run out of excuses to justify mediocrity (me exclusive).

Many Nigerians would love to visit SA either for work, pleasure, school or even permanent residence.

But how many SA would want to come to Nigeria for any of the above purpose, maybe except for business? that says a lot.

Keep it up guys.

LeopardX:
Really beautiful places I must say.
I'd love to visit South Africa someday.

And please don't mind my fellow compatriots saying 'this and that' abeg

The average Nigerian issa talkative (me inclusive) and will never run out of excuses to justify mediocrity (me exclusive).

Many Nigerians would love to visit SA either for work, pleasure, school or even permanent residence.

But how many SA would want to come to Nigeria for any of the above purpose, maybe except for business? that says a lot.

Keep it up guys.

Thanks LeopardX!

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anslemarinze52:
men even South Africa is more beautiful than Nigeria

but..my guy come on now

Thanks.