I bi old man, Na krisskross make this shoe popular in the 90s



uote author=badboyTee post=129342068]Let's see the Old men on Nairaland who know history.... [/quote]

Akoko LG in edo state Na yoruba speaking part of edo state.. They are edo citizens but of yoruba ancestry.. Even Benin people bear yoruba names too, no surprise, historically, both yoruba and Benin people are descendants of oduduwa.. Although both constantly fight for who was oduduwa first, but bottom line, is they are both related and same people


quote author=seunmsg post=129329194]Why do they all have Yoruba names in Edo state? All their leading aspirants are either Olumide, Olayinka or Akintunde. Now, Omobayo is their deputy governor. If not for Yoruba, then for no get anything for that state. Yorubas just dominate everywhere. [/quote]

Una funny sometimes, you think he is yorub? Una forget say edo state get yoruba speaking people for edo north, places like Akoko edo, Na yoruba names dem they bear and for reason I believe it's historical or whatever, yoruba names and people has always been present in edo state.. Am from edo myself n names bayo, taiwo, Ade etc, are very common names in edo state (akoko edo especially) and also very common among Benin speaking people. The rational for that I don't know but I belive its somehow linked historically to oduduwa just like yoruba people.



quote author=LegendHero post=129331123]Yoruba Lokan.

Edo no be Lagos don be Lagos by fire by force.

By the way, no one is screaming democlacy is in danger. If na Sanwoolu impeach him deputy like this, they go don dey cry to UN and CNN.

Nigeria is a nation of hypocrites, that’s why nothing gets done correctly.
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Wetin dey lapland, dry empty snowland🤣

She will seek asylum and with Pakistan history of women killing n abuse, she will get asylum in Canada the father Christmas country


quote author=AllenSpencer post=128711459]Foolishness

She will be easily tracked.[/quote]

Eat these alot back in kaoshung 2008..Very delicious untill you realised what you are eating.. Common 😂😂




quote author=Davidic1999 post=128696277]In this raging economy, trying out new things can be fun incase you don't have enough to fill your belly.

Below is a nice delicacy which is a good source of protein, calcium, potassium and sodium. Also, its know to have a low anti-nutrient content, which means they have less side effects than other meats.

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So obazee a Benin Man Is now from the East? Na lack of education bi dis or you have haven't travelled to other parts of Nigeria. So any name that is not yoruba or hausa, Na automatically ibo person

My guy stop this nonsense you keep posting every time , it's becoming childish.. You keep poping this shit every time something happens.. What has anambra women who sold her child got to do with the poor woman in this video..
? Aren't there poor people before tinubu and definitely there will be poor after him..In this case, while will any reasonable person be looking to shame this woman or are tribal gimmick etc, humanity will be, feel for her situation and help her if you can. not this childish comparison.. Wish I have her contact cos I was raised by a mother who hawked water to provide for children too.. This your comparison thing in this thread is uncalled for

That spoon still dey exist, jesos😳😂..men this your food na wa

Na wa, see the way you dispute something that's is everywhere on public domain.. They maybe be descendant of the land of isreal, but what the person you quote wrote is 100 percent correct and true. Before you react emotionally, please use Google or atleast check info on X



quote author=Brenn594 post=128081153] imagine the rubbish you're saying, do you even know what you're saying. you just assume something you're not sure of. [/quote]

My dear, it's not plunging to death. Ice dipping is a common thing in Northern Europe. Even me a black take ice dipping atleast once or twice during winter months..
This ice dipping doesn't make Putin a better or macho man, it's just a common thing. After that dip, he goes into a hot sauna.. It's such a refreshing feeling after the dip

Ttipsy:
Plunge to death you mean?
Wtf

Well women are the same everywhere, good bad n not too good, whether black or white. as someone who has been married to a white woman for 14 years n counting.
I will say it's been great and well. after the initial hick up n bickering because of cultural differences et al. Offcourse I miss Nigerian food etc but after eating oyinbo food for many years, I can hardly eat pepper anymore n anytime am in naija, my stomach hardly is at peace😂😂😭
Most nigerians in Nigeria or newly arrived here are marrying for papers to settle down, so they marry old women or anything the can find coz time is running out(especially those asylum seekers in UK or America ) just to get permit, green card etc but however if you marry out of love, then it's a different story..

I don't know about other white women from other countries but Scandinavian women no get ur tyme whether you get money or not, if them like you, Na to the finish line with u bi dat.

There are the usual fights n quarrel but if you love each other n as a black man, if u can keep your pe.. nis in check or at least hide ur away matches very well, you will be fine. People believe with oyinbo women everything from house work or food making Na 50/50, big lie, if you be beta male by nature women go sense am fast whether home or abroad n take advantage of am.. Be a man, take care of your responsible, take charge n lead, ur oyinbo woman or wife go bi like puppy dey follow you.. Personally I have Never washed my clothes or make food for myself over 10 years, Na wetin you go enjoy when you make your woman(black or white) the envy of her mates or family
Ps :
For those who want to come for me, Am 9 years older than my wife n met her when she was 19. I married her coz I fell inlove❤️😂🤣.. Everybody story different



quote author=MatthiasChin post=127962959]In Nigeria today most people see marrying a white girl as a very risky thing.

owing to the fact that you may get divorced, your children may never come back to Nigeria and all of that....

But I'm of the belief that some countries have white women who are exceptionally loyal and cool headed, Brazil for example.

But yet I will like to here a firsthand experience story..

Sir please give us your candid advise...

Is it worth it, is it advisable like what's your experience?[/quote]

Let who wan travel to travel.. We are all Nigerians both home and abroad n we all know how both ways work.. Anybody wey travel make him travel, naija still get 200 million people for house for Nigeria.. Even countries like China, India et al, thier citizen still travel. Everybody get reason why e travel.
If I bi moderators, I for Don block this japa nonsense new, Na old news and e don stall..



quote author=OmoGomesIlorin post=127418620]Reconsidering the Call to Japa: A Counter Perspective
Rejoinder to 11 Reasons Why You Must Japa From Nigeria
https://www.nairaland.com/7936687/11-reasons-why-must-japa#127418405

The recent post enumerating 11 reasons to encourage individuals to "Japa" from Nigeria presents a one-sided view of the situation. While acknowledging the challenges facing the nation, it is essential to consider a more balanced perspective before making such a life-altering decision. Below are my counterarguments to the points presented:

1. Diverse Futures in Nigeria:
The assertion that the future in Nigeria is uniformly bleak oversimplifies the complexity of the nation. Nigeria has a diverse and growing economy, with numerous success stories in various sectors. By actively participating in and contributing to the local economy, individuals can positively impact their own and their families' futures.

2. Access to Quality Life in Nigeria:
Nigeria does face challenges, but it also offers opportunities for a quality life. Investments in education, healthcare, and security are underway, and many individuals are successfully navigating these systems. Emigrating is not the only path to a fulfilling life.

3. Poverty Beyond Borders:
Generalizing that everyone who leaves Nigeria escapes poverty oversimplifies the multifaceted nature of economic challenges. Many Nigerians living abroad face their own financial struggles, and success is not guaranteed solely by leaving the country.

4. Life and Spiritual Fulfillment:
Suggesting that all life and spiritual problems end upon leaving Nigeria oversimplifies the human experience. People's beliefs and challenges vary, and attributing them solely to nationality is reductionist.

5. Prosperity Through Hard Work:
Success is not exclusive to geographical location. Hard work can lead to prosperity in any part of the world. Painting Nigeria as a place where success is only luck undermines the efforts of many hardworking individuals in the country.

6. Japa as Paradise:
Romanticizing emigration as paradise oversimplifies the challenges faced by immigrants in adapting to new environments. Success abroad often requires significant effort, resilience, and adaptation.

7. Trending vs. Critical Decision:
Making life-altering decisions based on trends may not be the most prudent approach. Trends are transient, and considering individual circumstances and goals is crucial in making such a significant decision.

8. Individual Paths and Success:
Labeling those who stay in Nigeria as failures oversimplifies success and happiness. Many individuals find fulfillment and success by contributing to the development of their home country.

9. Due Diligence and Informed Choices:
Ignoring due diligence when deciding to emigrate is risky. Thorough research and understanding of the destination country are essential to make informed decisions that align with personal goals and values.

10. Remaining Population in Nigeria:
Exaggerating the number of people who have emigrated may not accurately represent the current situation. Many Nigerians choose to stay and contribute positively to the nation's growth.

11. Life Expectancy and Mortality Rates:
Associating life expectancy solely with geographical location oversimplifies the factors influencing mortality rates. Health, lifestyle, and access to healthcare are significant contributors that vary globally. There locals who still live above 80 years.

In conclusion, the decision to emigrate is deeply personal and should be based on a comprehensive understanding of individual goals, circumstances, and the evolving landscape of the home country. Painting an entire nation with a broad brush may not capture the diverse experiences and opportunities available within it.[/quote]

Daily mail the most propaganda mouthpiece from the UK, take anything from this newspaper with a grim of salt.. They real name for be daily linus... Anything you read from them, belive the opposite n funny thing Na dem shout pass say rt n other Russian newspaper Na propaganda tool..

OLAADEGBU:


SaharaReporters

Your written bullshit and attempt to discredit and castigate japa is horrible.. Let who wan travel travel..
First and foremost, not everyone who japa or live abroad do shitty jobs, I for one, has oyinbo people working under me for the past 8 years n counting in Finland..
A yoruba lady, I won't write her here, head one of the biggest healthcare company in Helsinki..(mind you, she wasn't born here, actually did first degree in Ife)
I know few Nigerians who own Companies n employ Finnish people( igbo n yoruba extraction) . If people can achieve these in non English speaking country, I believe dey do better in UK, USA etc.
Now to your question, nothing like de emasculation or de masculinity, the truth is this, as everyone knows, abroad gives women power, in fact the ratio is 60 percent for women n 40 percent for men, however, oyinbo wey get country, this does not make thier women go crazy. this is not a problem for them as this how thier life as always been.However, nigerian!/African women who the reverse was the case before in Nigeria(where men hold sway over everything) are suddenly expose to these rights n power, they go crazy n throw family values through the window. Also those no good women who have abroad for eternity will enlighten these women on their power play rights etc
This is manly responsible for the divorced rate after first few years living abroad.. It has nothing to do with job.. You guys should stop spilling these rubbish.. Less. I forget, if u are bringing your wife abroad, avoid Nigerian churches like the Redeem etc. If not ur marriage go end in one year.. Religious folks can come for me.

sukkot:
So guys we need to understand that women are drawn to protectors and alpha and strong men. It is how they are wired.

Something happens to a Nigerian man when he gets abroad and the women notice it. The man gets emasculated by society.

He goes from being a strong figure of authority in Africa to an unwanted disrespected black man in the west.

Even a 17 year old white boy on the job can almost slap that 40 year old naija man on the job and he will be shaking and calling the 17 year old boy, Sir.

The man is emasculated by society. Goes from being an alpha dog in naija to a puppy in the west.

Our women sense these things and to a woman if you are not an alpha dog you are just useless.

You start emptying the trash and making breakfast and washing dishes now as the man. Jobs that you used to hire maids to do for you in naija.

Not only can a 17 year old white boy disrespect you on the job but you are now a dishwasher at home. You have no value in society.

Anywhere you turn up you are not celebrated but tolerated.

After a while the woman starts to see that this guy is truly worthless to me, why do I need to coexist with this emasculated societal reject ?

I am better off by myself and I can get a better job than him here as a nurse.

He has become a burden to me.

This is why most women chase their husbands away from home after they both relocate abroad

Edo South, for all fairness, it's Esan turn for God sake.. Why shuaibu not get am, I no understand.. Edo South Igbins, den osh baba from north same as shuaibu, obaseki south, when e go reach esan people turn


quote author=sagitariusbaby post=127333748]Philip is just being insanely over ambitious. Edo North has served in the person of Oshiomole, the current governor is from Edo South. The only just thing to do right now is to handover to someone from Edo Central. I don't like inconsiderate people, I am from Edo North as Philip but it's not our turn to be governor again. [/quote]

You are 100% correct.. Bayelsa n rivers.. Simon Franklins, Fred London, my friends back in secondary school.. One tribe that represents even abroad Na yoruba n igbo.. Wether thier spouse Na oyinbo or not, that child always bear thier ethnic names.. I envy those tribe guys alot in that regard..


quote author=mariahAngel post=127213793]

Majority of Nigerians do not.
Especially with the surname.

It is only common among the SS people.
Rivers and Bayelsa people to be exact.

As much as I know, majority of Igbos bear their native names. [/quote]

Sahdipur dipur(kathputli colony) , south of new Delhi India, I swear ajegunle or okoko for lagos Na V.I compared to that place.. Dirty, filthy n disease infested 1st class getho



quote author=naijamanyoutube post=126205869]While in Brazil, I once stayed in a Favela, that is what they call their ghetto there.

Favela is actually the name of a tree that grows on the hill where they built houses, and over time they started called houses built on a hill in similar fashion a Favela.

One day I decided to film my journey while I walked through the favela I was staying. It was a mistake and I will never do it again.

In the favelas, there are always drug dealers, and if they think you are an undercover cop, they can easily take action and get rid of you. So walk around with a camera was a dumb move on my part.

Someone approached me about it, he was not happy, and he explained to me and everything was cool after. I stopped recording right away.

Which neighborhood in which country did you go?
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Bros you misunderstood me I guess.. People dey make am even in naija, my case was that I no understand why people dey try discourage others from travelling abroad.. Obi cubana and other big boys around no japa, Na naija dem dey turn billionaire..


quote author=RecentHistory post=127150441]

We dey here, we no travel, we don build house for parents, send parents on pilgrimage. Currently, I dey negotiate ML 350 for popsi and I go put driver behind am.
When we travel out, na we dey pay for drinks of those we go greet.
People here in Naija dey make am lowkey. [/quote]

When I still lived in Nigeria permanently , I would say kwara, mind you am from edo but spent years studying in "better by far".
Ilorin was so peaceful then.



uote author=obembet post=127096082]Nigeria has been a peaceful country for many years until the emergence of Boko Haram insurgents which have threatened her unity and very existence till date.

So my dear Nairalanders, which state is most peaceful in Nigeria today


Edited: obembet

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My father sold his house 2007 for me to leave naija after youth service.. I have built a better and bigger house for them in 2011, and i have acquired more properties both in edo state and lagos state.. My point is, japa with a purpose, with work hard and patience, plus God on your side, you go build better one.. 2007 Na risk my parents take n today we are better off

Finland, plumbers and mechanic are biggest boys... Hairdressers and nurse hot cake.. Quote me anywhere, especially plumbers fucking lucrative



quote author=Supremos post=126925536]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QcxZsNgGg8?si=uNPn-JnM979tCI4V




She said;

Normalize learning;


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Show off is the problem with Nigerians and the reason the host country starts hating and all the beefing especially from third world countries citizens.
An example, I remember back 2006 during my 8months studies program in Tuberculosis institute new Delhi-India. There is this church called international Christian Centre in new Delhi, on Sundays you will see nigerian guys coming to church with exotic cars with indian drivers amidst the bitting poverty indians are facing, I mean poverty in India is worst than naija. These guys don't even have residence PERMIT not to talk of legit job.. A particular naija man that time, they call him "Oledo" I think he is igbo, he spends dollars like paper n is been driving around in exotic cars he owns.
Social media wasn't that big then, Imagin the hate it would be today.

quote author=Supremos post=126919980]What's really the reason South Africans are always quick to hate and throw jabs on Nigerians? [/quote]

2006🤣😂


quote author=insidelife22 post=126920597]Good morning Fellow brethren, I was born in a very religious family, when I was small I enjoyed attending church. I sometimes even slept in the church (back then it was allowed by our church).

In 2010 I went to stay with one of my aunts, she was Catholic, so I started attending Catholic Church with her. Then in 2014 I left and have been staying on my own since then.

To be honest I have not been to Church more than five times, the last time I went to church was in July 2018, don't know why but that's just it.[/quote]

This phenomenon of people voting for a particular candidate and not the party Is kinda new to Nigerians I think.. Am not a political expert or anything, but I think people voted for Obi and not necessarily labour party. After the presidential elections, offcourse people will go on to vote or any party or persons they supported before. this has nothing to do with voting for Obi.


quote author=AbuTwins post=126923790]I don talk am say this man go win!

LP can never get that >90% votes that was rigged for Obi!

Hope is to Renewed Hope!
Imo get Hope![/quote]

Something small sent to u(the provided GTB acct) .. Manage am and Please do not disclose the amount here.. God bless you and your hussle 🙏🙏

Jesus😳😳 your salary?? How una take dey survive post your acct number here, make I send you something


quote author=yaseer111 post=126764939] cleaner[/quote]

Send me your bank account let me help you with something..
Please quit that job, itse slavery



quote author=Abisolababe post=126696025]Good morning nairalanders
I think this world is turning to something else

I work with a private organisation where I earn 20k as my monthly stipend
For the past one four month now we have not been paid salary and we dare not ask my boss because she is a disciplined woman who doesn't tolerate nonsense..

Things are really getting hard and I couldn't even afford transport fee to work this morning as I have to trek down to work this morning, and on getting to work I decided to summon courage to ask this woman about my salary, She told me to go back to my duty .
but to my greatest surprise it was sack letter that follows.
I tried talking to her and telling her the situation of things but she wouldn't listen and all what she said is that I have been fired.


I was told to come back ending of November to get my salary..

I don't really know what to do right now, it looks like cheating to me .
This is my sweat, something I have work for ...[/quote]

Guys abroad that are settled, men buy properties like crazy now, Na our opportunity bi dis before things stabilise.. I am buying left n right, do the same. Borrow if u need to. Na the reason we come abroad bs dis
Sangotedo and ajah properties full ground.. Anyway, if you bi igbo, maybe u think twice, but I be bi edo, so indirectly I be oduduwa😂😂

I notice that too, that's how even European media twist news to fit or crate a perspective for Europeans.. I notice Nigerian bloggers n media is copying this same rotten, biased and pathetic news reporting too


But you chose to start with SE states on your caption


Make una continue

I no name una na south easterners I blame wey leave their region pack go Lagos

While their regions turn to grave yards [/b][/quote]

Wetin fearsome about these


quote author=Rossikk post=125406059]More APCs by Proforce Nigeria





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God bless, me bi dey wonder, when will it be Esan turn.. Benin turn 2 times, edo north oshomole, when is Esan turn



quote author=vowiski post=125141191]Does Philip Shaibu needs a soothsayer to tell him he can NEVER be governor of Edo State?

Even if you put one military man and one thug per house to deter voters, it can't happen in Edo...

The Next Governor is coming from Esan..

The deputy can't claim to be ignorant of how Politics is Run in Edo....

This is not Lagos where everyone follows one man like a dummy [/quote]