₦airaland Forum

its a general response to the behavior of alot of 'nigerian imported men'
they arrive and forget they are still under the same sky just on different land
they come with all sorts of indiscipline and lack of any sort of sense
completely morally bankrupt and lacking respectable principles
just google why are nigerian men. . . . . . . the internet will let you know the rest!

first step will probably be throwing buhari in a rancid cell! that should stop em!

ronkebp:
let me tell u Queen, most men irrespective of the tribe, cheat, 80% of the men cheat, the ones that cheat on their wives here in the States, are they Yoruba too, ?

99% statistics are made up on the spot, lemme guess your yoruba?? is that the propaganda they sold to you to justify themselves??
well as i said i never personally had any problems with cheating, until i started dating yoruba guys i was completely unaware of the sort!

its only in african clubs you will almost be beat up for turning down a due-get constantly harrased, and get men try and grab you sneakily.
that doesnt happen in other clubs

Ive neva had the problem? The issue ive had is distance and time cheating or lying and all that rubbisg was introduced by a yoruba man. Its not even the cheating its the satisfaction they derive from it. It borderlines psychotic.
Ive neva heard or noticed it with other men??

Wel for me when it comes to igbo men ive never had a problem with cheating ,not to say they dont cheat-i feel they have a bit more respect for women than yoruba men do.
In terms of sleeping around the same- they sorta have an increased respect for themselves. Your less likely to catch an igbo man of class sleeping with every jane jan and janet he comes accross
They are very proud tho less controlling and less arrogant, they are more hardworking imo and can hold thier own. It might be the industry i work in but most professionals i come accross are also igbo. It might be different in the finance/banking sector sha oooo lol.
Then again people dont tend to appreciate thier own so i might just like them cos im yoruba.

I very much prefer non-yoruba guys. I wont say ibo guys cos its not neccesarily ibo traits that are attractive, its the yoruba ones that are sickening. First time i tried to date a yoruba guy was disastrous! To me theyre pretty much all the same

But the same cant be said for igbo/non yoruba men, if one must date a naija guy, they are much better

this is why most avoid 'nigerian' clubs like a plague!

women have to go to high quality clubs so as not to get harrased by fools whose arrogance have deluded them into some sort of entitlement when it comes to women!

i dont see how any of these factors affect you-if you didnt pay for the girl to go in the club she owes you nothing. no shaking!

went clubbing yesterday and had no problems, the men dont grab u neanderthals, dont harrass you when you dont dance with them and dont barge onto your table when your clearly having a conversation with somebody dont try and come between girls that are obviously having fun and more obviously arent interested, dont try an grind your ass on michael jackson (how is that even possible?)

when you walk around with the same glass you been carrying for hours, your dry knuckles and heavy sweat patches why will any woman wanna talk to you??

Nigerian men need to be taught that etiquette, dunno how most of them missed it!

this is a peoples man! a politician like no other! love him to bits!!!!!



BRF for president!!!!!

when you say cute. . . .how cute?? gurl if you wont want him ill take him! mshew! is a job not a job?? he aint breaking no laws to get it!

I smoke, i wont date a guy that smokes cos i cant stand the smell!
we can always not smoke around each other tho. . . . . .

i woulnt say they are special, just attractive?

Question for all the single ladies out there young and old, what do we really derive from a partner??

did u pay for all these girls to enter the club?? kmt- the arrogance of nigerian men

by 'manufacturers' they mean dangote right? Or am I mistaken into believing the man has sole monopoly on the Nigerian cement market?

KDULAR:
^^^^^ Show some respect, haba, This is the President of Nigeria and not a contractor!

the respect Jonathan shows you and your people yea??

how long did jonathan suck bills d**k to get this praise??









goodluck jonathan! kmt

Anyways I am soon to start my own church. come and join me sing hallelujah!

called the almightly riches for the blessings of christ!

the dark knight is probably one of the best movies ever! i dont even need to watch the prequels!

you guys are truly inspiring, this is what I need to be doing with my life! lol

keep it up!

also if any of you specialise in building in more rural areas I would like to know.

highly doubt this has absolutely anything to do with forbes since

1) Theres lies in the article

2) The networth is a bunch of rubbish!!!- the richest Nigerian pastors arent even on the list, so im guessing its bias

3) Matthew Ashimolowo probably wont qualiy for a top 5 list if he is to be compared to pastors permanantly residing in Nigeria.


Please get your facts straight before chatting utter shiiite!

LOL chimere is not a french name, its the name of his mothers favorite french perfume.

violent:
^^

Your arguments are valid in that the federal government ought to become more decentralized and give more responsibilities to the states, but we can't necessarily do away with the roles of the federal government itself.

Someone has to be in charge of the;

armed forces and protection of sovereignty
International policies
managing money supply
enforcing National assembly legislatures
enforcing supreme court Judgement
revenue allocation to member states
providing guarantee for citizen's rights
Co-ordination with member states to ensure viable economic growth and development

But I strongly agree that most duties, such as state security, power generation, health and life policies, etc, should be left to individual state and guided by state laws.

definitely, a central administration is needed to ensure quality. But cmon with the way things are in Nigeria they work in the interests of no-one but themselves.Its now nothing but a sheer waste of money and its pulling everything backwards instead.

Kobojunkie:
Huh?

1) How exactly has the Federal been a direct hinderance to the State Government?

2)What has the amount of revenue distributed among the states to do with this please?

3) Addition of things like healthcare, Education, money etc into government legislation at the State or National levels, which one?

4) If your answer to 3 above is State, what currently stops the states from doing just that now?

5) If Federal, what about the current legislation we already have?

10) can name 500 - if not for laws banning state from powering themselves, most if not all states in nigeria will now have more frequent electricity
the federal government refused the initial changes tinubu was trying to make in Lagos. Brf was only able to continue because of the change in government. political selfishness made obasanjo deny vast improvements in any state!

2) what kin of question is that?? does it not occur to you that an extensive amount is spent lining the pockets of the elites under the veil of a federal government??

3) you should try and think more before asking questions, something gives me the idea your just arguing for the sake of it because this one just doesnt make sense.

4) you tell me? with the presence of a highly oppressive federal government why will the states aapt any sort of major changes? all they can do is announce free education once every 4 years.

5) are you joking?

you people make me laugh, the guy doesnt even aknowledge the fact he's Nigerian if you asked him he will deny sef. your here celebrating nonsense. kmt
the guy is even racist! nobody told him he can neva excape with that african yam head!

O of course how silly of me!! Its soo obvious how a hotel or two will bring about cosmetic revolutions to the state, reverse poverty, feed the hungry, treat the weak, truly eradicate the state of malaria and the other deadly parasites it harbours like a tropical jungle and finally end corruption and improve the justice system. Doh! How could i not have realised that! *rolls eyes*

Donlittle:
Queen, your point are flawed,   u need to researc how much, states get from federal government, and you will be surprised, it really is a lot of money, they just dont implement it,

There should be a limit to free things, to be honest with you, There are so many greedy people out there, in as much as things are free, even comfortable people, will claim this free things they dont need, E.g a governor claiming free water, when he can afford to pay

U need to check the articles of confederation, and the bill of rights, and the constitution to check how a state works.

when One state becomes more powerful than the other, one will finally decide to rule the other, might only take a long time.

Im not saying its not alot of money- im saying too much is still wasted on things such as the FGs expenditure and the maintanance of the fct that could do better channeled into individual states.
What state does Nepa or phcn belong to?? There are many things with no direct establishment of responsibilities or funding. If nigeria is a federation why should some states have free education while other states don't? What sense does that make?
We might as well accept an increased independance so we can directly assign responsibility to inactive departments on a local level.
Things should be free ooo! I dont even want anyone to say otherwise. You probably speak like that because you are unaware of how the majority of the people liive in that country. The conditions are absolutely horrible for some ,yet nobody knows where to go or who is responsible.
The bill of rights and all the other things you mentiones will mean nothing to me unless it fully illegitimizes failure of governments in providing free education, healthcare, food and watr. Everything else is wasted ink

How about you educate me on exactly how the federal government of nigeria has been of more benefit than states that have since broken off the country as a whole?
Just because the federal government controls the resources doesnt mean its of any benefit whatsoever. We all know these governments are thoroughly incompetant in everything but stealing.
If states have more control over thier own resources theyll be much better off imo

If anything the federal government have been a major hindrance to the individual states. How much of the countries revenue is distributed among the states?? Something to put in major consideration!

Nothing free lasts forever. Thats where addition of things like healthcare, education, money, food, and water into the governments legislation as a fundamental human right will make sure people never suffer for the lack of nessacities.

Im begining to think Nigeria doesnt really need a president. States can actually take action for thensemves rather than an inactive federal government.
This is truly a good thing, but basic healthcare needs to span way beyond this. What use is free healthcare if its rubbish?? We need to invest more in primary health facilities and hospitals with adequate resources compared with those abroad. Nigeria is waay to big for us not to have enough drugs, equipment or skilled proffesionals to treat the sick.
Also there needs to be an increased focus on the welfare of the average nigerian, encouraging those back home to so simple things like use sunscreen, wear sunshades  use smokefree stoves, treated mosquito nets, avoid infected water and invest more in latrines will improve our health and lifespan vastly.
Knowledge really is power. I'd like to see a government with well educated and truly competant leaders standing at the forefront.