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Idowuogbo: Awwwh dat was mean!

U can start by socialising i.e flirting online lolz, by doing dat ,u can gradually diversify ur learnt skills into d real world.Free up urself its d only way out bruda.

this bozo sef dey give advice....mtcheeeeeeeeeeeeew

wetin dey sweet person for inside birthday mate?
Pssssh!

...and what makes you think there are no Nigerian men like these or better than this?
Huh?
Stop hating unnecessarily!

[quote author=to+by]yeah ma, someone like your twin from another mother[/quote]ok.
I havent met any...
It would actually be a nice experience if i do though....

you have done your best by being open and sincere about how you feel about him although a little late..
Give him time to swallow and digest it.
He should come around after that!
If he doesnt,shake it off and get over it.
Life's too short to let anyone be the reason for your unhappiness!
Goodluck!

killz802: who is dis imposter.dt is not anonymus11........................... see me see wahala. i use blue fonts abeg u cant compare my swag.dis nl and fake members. if u have an issue with killz face him with ya real self u foolish fu ck

...getting interesting!

na wa o...
Belle dey hungry me for gist and still no show!
Abeg,refund my ticket money before i scatter this place o..
Hia!

anonymous and obsession with sexkillz...looks like there's gon be life here tonight...hehehe!

bennyraz: Primary school memories. Adaeze & blessing, lilian, jennifer. How i knew where those girls are now? Beautiful things. Especially Blessing, i was a thorn in the flesh of Ada, always looking for her trouble, snatching her biro. she would always cry, warning me ''benny leave me alone o''. As for blessing, that fine benin girl, at closing time, she would always target carrying my school bag'' lilian always fight me. There's no time she doesn't. Our ghanian Class teacher was always like why Benny? Jennifer would always like me to share her biscuits & chocolate with me, i always refused. Me & blessing sat on the same locker. That was just the only girl i was shy about. The whole class branded us husband & wife. I was always angry when they said that. Ada always look dull when they chant that husband & wife thing during break time. So many primary school stuff meen

what manner of nonsense is this?

Inemeabasimi: Wat we u do wen u heard dat someone is fightin wit ur mother an u run inside to brin cutlass to fightin against d person,wen u open d door u saw a man sleeping wit ur life. If it is u wat will u do at dat?

i am discombobulated!

Pip36: So wat r d probs u r goin 2ru slimyem

no probs!
All izzz well!

Idowuogbo: Bisi run d gist give ur padi na,ki lon poppin?

olofofo o gbe egbaa....

op,do you mean same date,month and year?

REALITY101: Onila 101 ?? ?? When did we got married?

lmao!

giftnwala: is it right as a man for a girl u are asking out to take u along with her to have nice time in the club, cinema or bar wit anoda man that is asking her out.

is DUMB your surname?

kemmeye: pancakes or waffles
or maybe croissants and..
yeah maybe oats

pancakes and oats-fine!
But where i wan take see croissants early in the morning?
And if na to make,how i go fit make am that early momo?
Gimme foods that are easy and quick to prepare Nigerian style not oyibo style!

Stargirl36: D man dat purpose marriage to me, is disturbing my younger sister in a relationship, pls wht will i do, cos i really luv him.

how can you love a man who's back-stabbing you still?
Ugh!

[quote author=tpia@]what's with the hair and outfit?

must she make a joke out of a profession that people use to earn their livelihood?

i dont think she shouldnt be properly attired just because its a three wheel vehicle.[/quote]how else is she supposed to be properly attired?
She well covered up,decent and neat.
She's making no joke out of nothing!
Its probably just her own style!

[quote author=Killz.][color=#000030][s]Make my lappy crash and burn if no be slimyem be that. . .[/s]

I salute this lady whoever she is. . . I hope those idiots will finally realize that they have been sh[i]i[/i]t talking about Nigerian girls. . . This is one girl who doesn't give a fcck about your money![/color][/quote]this is exactly what came to mind as soon as i saw her.
Btw,she's Igbo...which means she cant be me!
May your laptop crash IJN.Amen!

[quote author=A-ZeD]Do confirmation na....
the babe slim and i fit bet say y.e.m dey her name [/quote]wake up from that nightmare!

i will read it YESTERDAY!

[quote author=A-ZeD]Slimyem i dey suspect say na you be that oh?[/quote]shebi na only suspicion?
no be confirmation!

....and one more picture...

I saw her this morning and i must say...i'm impressed!
Mods,move to the right section if you will!

Chimezie198: ^ Ehyaah. Wot of slimyem? Shez single

dont preach what you know nothing about dum dum!

[quote author=Okija_juju]Continuation. . .

3. PEER INFLUENCE: Many people grow up to become more attached to their friends at the expense of family. This atimes is borne out of poverty or the need to be accepted by their peers. Most times its not a concious decision but it just so happens that the person is always there for their friend than they are for family. . . .

4. INDEPENDENCE: This happens mostly to siblings from poor homes and abusive homes. Poor homes. . This occurs for example when a child grows up to get a good job and starts supporting their younger ones. Most times, especially when the pressure of work, coupled with the pressures of the responsibilities to their siblings become overwhelming. This could lead to a break that most times leave the dependent sibling eternally angry with the other as they always feel betrayed. In cases of abusive homes, I know a case where a girl grew up in a home with overly strict parents who for some reason were harder on her than they were on her other siblings who for once never came to her rescue. . This went on till he point when she found her way out the door and never looked back.

5. THE "STEP" EFFECT: Simply put, step mother/step-siblings. . This is one reason why I am against "stepping" as 95% of the time, it always leads to sibling rivalry. I remember a case were a girl was thrown out at night in the middle of winter in the U.S with no place to go to, no money and the nearest relative over 8hours away by air. . . . That singular act broke the camels back that she dosent even talk to her step-brother who she confesses was very close to her when they were kids.

WATCH OUT FOR PART 3[/quote]....really enlightening and interesting stuff you have up here!
....still waiting for part three...

Nigerian men are as different as they come but there are a few traits that stand out....
HARDWORKING:belive it or not,they are!whether he's a mechanic,an accountant,a tearcher,an engineer or a farmer,they strive to earn good livings.they are natural hustlers!
BOASTFUL:love showing off even if all they have on is borrowed stuff!
SWEET-TONGUE:its a trait that stands out amongst most of them.open your ears to listen to them and you are finished!
FUN LOVERS:you'll find them anywhere that as much as whispers FUN!
Clubs,beaches,Asun spots,pepper-soup joints,beer parlours,parties and blah blah as long as its a place they can hang out with girls and sip their beer while time slowly passes away,for short,they love grooving!
FUNNY:yes,they are!they find humour in anything and everything!
They can make you laugh even when you are at the verge of tears.with them,its usually a no dull moment!
LOVE FANCY THINGS:a drive through Lagos anyday of the week would get your wowing!
A regular Nigerian guy loves these things and stives day and night to own them.Fancy cars,flashy clothes,beautiful home,hot girlfriend.mostly,its their primary dream!
FOOD:you know how they say the key to man's heart is thru his stomach?
Its true for a Nigerian man!
Its the one thing he never jokes with!
...brb!