₦airaland Forum

Some group of masquerades descended on a girl mercilessly, flogging her while her boyfriend helplessly tried to fight off the masquerades.

Cultural practices that aim at women being flogged by masquerades should be looked into by our Nigerian traditional institutions and the Ministries of Women Affairs and Youth and Culture respectively.

Watch the video here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PO69laNCq_s

Source: WarriParrot

MASTAkiLLAh:
what are you calling police for ? Aren't you the one who casted your aunties as being so cheap, guys slept with them with ten ten Kobo chewing gum. What a disgrace

Cc: Seun, Mynd44, Lalasticlala, Nlfpmod, OAM4J, Dominique

MASTAkiLLAh:
no vex boss, I no just want make you cast the useless way your mama train your wayward sisters as the way other Nigerian ladies behaved back then. I'm sorry for the unfortunate aunties in your family. Have a blessed weekend boss

Cc: Seun, Mynd44, Lalasticlala, Nlfpmod, OAM4J, Dominique

MASTAkiLLAh:
no vex boss, I no just want make you cast the useless way your mama train your wayward sisters as the way other Nigerian ladies behaved back then. I'm sorry for the unfortunate aunties in your family. Have a blessed weekend boss

Cc: Seun, Mynd44, Nlfpmod, Lalasticlala, OAM4J, Dominique

nanzozo:
If BAZOOKA is Not included, I am Out!

No vex bro. I omitted Bazooka and Sprint.

MASTAkiLLAh:
you stayed in a very razz, föolish and poverty stricken neighborhood if this chewing gum was used to lure ladies in your neighborhood to bed because how expensive was it even ? Please don't tell me your sisters or aunties were séxed with ten ten Kobo chewing gum that they were too stingy to buy for themselves. What a load of rubbish just to create content

Oga if e pain you too much, then create your own content and stop crying on other people's thread. Creating threads on Nairaland is very easy. Create yours.

FatherCHRISTMAS:
This was the indomie and eggs back then

Lol. You're very funny.

pyyxxaro:
SPRINT CHEWING GUM also

How can I forget sprint? It was also popular back then.

Foodqueen:
One was robot or something like that, with intelligent questions and answers on the wrap paper.

I still remember that one. I always looked out for those questions and answers. It was part of learning.

Do you still remember this bubble gum that was very popular in the 90s?

It was actually used to lure many of the present day Nigerian aunties to bed by way back uncles in the neighbourhood.

It was a 'must-have' in the bag of every secondary school female student.

What's your story about this throwback bubble gum?

GBTYO:
Nothing is beyond these people.

Oga make we hear word abeg. This is beyond tribe. It is a crime to recruit underage girls into a demoralising and condescending activity like this.

Zonefree:
Nwanyi Ukwu Venza

Bro, that name carry big weight oooo.

What do we call this? Parental irresponsibility, societal neglect, irresponsibility and insensitivity of the government?

Youths in Oba, Anambra State invaded an underage brothel where teenage girls are kept for the sake of prostitution. Some of the girls are as young as 13. The woman who has been operating the brothel is popularly known as Nwanyi Ukwu Venza (woman with backside that is big like Venza).

See video here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXl0_gg0vXg

Source: WarriParrot

Good one

How long can African youths remain patient?

Caption Cubana Chief Priest's look in this photo at the marriage ceremony of David Adeleke and Chioma Rowland.

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See the moment angry youths in Kenya invaded their Parliament, destroying anything they set eyes on. This happened Tuesday 25 June, 2024.

Watch the video here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWAhgfzL3g4

Source: WarriParrot

Full story on ABC News:
https://abcnews.go.com/Business/wireStory/police-kenyan-capital-fire-live-bullets-protesters-rally-111396814

He caused his own death.

DevilsEqual:
I know things are hard and almost everyone is feeling the heat

But I'll be never e understand the need for creating this kinda thread as I've seen 100000 of this in the last two weeks

We can't pray for you
We can't pay for you
We've always complained about it


What do we do about this now

I would like you to read the Social Contract theory by Thomas Hobbes. Only then can you understand the essence of government and the reason for the existence of a government.

There is this local restaurant I used to eat any time I visit Warri. Omo, na so I enter Mama Teguolo restaurant say make I chop. The food I bought (based on low budget) cost N1500. This is the same food I used to buy by this time last year for N400. The inflation rate in Nigeria is really terrible.

For those people who like screaming, 'Plant your own food, plant your own food', I guess we should also rear our own cattle, goats, sheep, ram, chickens, etc and also refine our own crude oil, manufacture our own cars all in our backyard. We should also look for ways to generate our own electricity individually because the electricity that is given to us is costly.

It is shameful that there are Nigerian youths who still give excuses on behalf of the government. Sometimes, I wonder the essence of education to the Nigerian youth when they make cases for people whose corrupt practices have destroyed the economy and social life of the citizens.

Seun, Mynd44 and Lalasticlala, una mumsy wear this footwear that year?

doggedfighter:
Still in market but not as rugged as this anymore.

I don't think this is what you see in the market. This footwear has left Nigerian market since early 90s.

Anguldi:
E dey till 90s

Early 90s you mean.

StillDtruth:
Jus say you won call my nane.

Kai i pity the guy wey dem stone wit am!

Lol

Finidi nor be good coach I swear.

Jaycenvirtualse:
Wow memories

Fond memories oooo

If your mumsy wear this shoe, then you dor old oooo.

missjekyll:
Scholl shoes

Yeah, I think that's the name.

If you grew up in the 70s, 80s and the early 90s, you surely have a story to tell about your mum having this footwear. Our mothers didn't joke with it as it was a 'must have' for 70s and 80s Nigerian mums. Fondest memories.

Abeg share your stories joor!!!

illicit:
Music is music

Why we always create divisions and labels

But music has genres.