₦airaland Forum

Justfollowit:
Just like in general African men prefer big butt to sleeker ones.

Has that preference affected the chances of women with below average and average butts?

A lot!

Then again, it depends on what your definition of "chance" is.

missclasssy:
Gone are the days when people thought black was beautiful.....*sigh*
Now every girl wants to look fair (beautiful)

Thanks to companies that have tried to promote black such as Guinness when they come up with their "Made of Black" slogan

Thanks to Flavour for singing "Black is beautiful"

And big thanks to women like Genevieve, who has embraced her skin color and maintained it and is still being held as one of the most beautiful actresses in West Africa

Shame on Dencia for gracefully promoting her whitening cream, cause this is an insult to the anti- racism movement

And finally, shame on all those guys, artists and media icons that have pressurized ladies into bleaching by laying emphasis on the fair skin and demoting the dark skin to nothing but "ugly"

What days do you speak of?

THERE HAS NEVER BEEN SUCH A TIME.

While it is a sad trend, light skinned girls have always had the upper hand on the general preference scale. This has always held true for black populations in any part of the planet.

Sometimes i wish Buhari would win the election, so the sheeple who have been fooled by the wolf in sheep's clothing would get what they deserve. Then again, other Nigerians would suffer it too.

BULLSHIT!!

Misogynist2014:
Western culture is the culture of those that have lost their culture or have no culture, therefore it is not a surprise seeing uncultured Nigerians, whom their parents failed to culture dress without dignity.

*Sigh*

Here is an image of cultural Igbo women taken around the late 1800s at an engagement ceremony.

Which culture do you speak of being lost?

Yes, i agree "a" culture has been lost. If one wasn't lost, then ladies at the AMVCA would be dressed more like the ladies in this image below.

This tweet summarizes the very sad truth of Nigeria as a country.

What they're saying in essence is that partisan politics, and ideological dogma is all they go by.
Nigerian politicians are all KNOWN thieves, so what difference does it make if they're shown stealing?

That's just business as usual i guess.

This is hardly aerial view.

This is more like "penthouse view." The quadcopter barely travels, and only makes vertical trips, looking up, down, left, right.

I'm sure you did not want it to leave your sight, but then again, aerial footage requires that the copter travels over the terrain.