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mehn i tire 4 dis country o,we just finished from fuel scarcity now food scarcity n ramadam never start.how person won take enjoy life 4 dis country? |
funny crazy pics indeed...where can i find them? |
samtol4:she said her pride when i asked her same question...that her younger bro and sil rap together like age mate whenever he come to see her.and asked me if i can call my younger bil or his age mate "bro".i just had to rest my case.she says she's not calling her "aunty" no matter what. |
no b only sil or bil case... if ur dad marry a small new wife,so far she meet u 4 house.she's expected to put bro or aunty join ur name. |
[quote author=toksbisola post=34562393]@Op please let her know that in Yoruba land as far as I know, her sister in-law is referred to as iya oko mi and her brother in law is referred to as baba oko mi. Also let her be aware that the title(s) iya/baba oko mi is not now only meant for her husbands Mum/Dad. In most instances, the wife also now calls her husbands' siblings iya/baba oko mi. Even if she is 20 years older than her sister/brother in-law, out of courtesy, it is wise to refer to them as either aunty/uncle or sister/brother before their names. A piece of advice for the wife in question; please let her allow peace to reign in her home. If calling her sister in law by either aunty or sister before their name is what would bring peace then what is the fuss all about? Let the wife avoid allowing something as trivial as this to escalate into something big. It is not everything that we have to be stubborn about or claim “I am right and I WOULD not change” no doubt,u're a typical yoruba lady. |
lovaleenny:i think since she is the last born(no younger ones 2 call her aunty) to find person to call her aunty dey hungry am. ![]() lovaleenny:i think since she is the last born(no younger ones 2 call her aunty) to find person to call her aunty dey hungry am. |
raumdeuter:true talk.., |
ArchEnemy:omo na olden dayz things o,this is 2015.how many wives dey call their sil ''aunty" again. |
ArchEnemy:u be man na.person wey u use 10yrs old pass. |
I heard this from a friend and want to know your opinion Most yorubas in the house will understand what am saying when you call your brother-in law “brother so so” or sister-in-law “sister so so” as a sign of respect even when you are much older than them. My husband and i have been married for some years now and he has one sister that happens to be his only sibbling from his parent.she came to stay with us after she finished her school in ghana. when we were living together i notice that she behaves somehow whenever i speak to her using “o”(that’s the inferior singular)unlike “e”(superior singular you use when speaking to an elder or respected person).later my mother-in-law came to spend some weeks with us and right in my present she was ranting that she will not take it if i can’t call her “aunty” while she walked away and to my greatest shock my mil supported her,saying she’s my little mother in law(iya oko)but i told her my youngest brother is not her mate which am 10years older than,i didn’t say it in a rude or disrespectful way,since then my mil has been behaving somehow not picking my calls.i told my husband about it but didn’t take it seriously. My question now is,who do you support?and to the ladies in the house will you call your brother or sister-in-law bro or aunty even when you are older than them? |
i dey fear smtimes the way sum nigga pound pvsssy like say na dem cause fuel scarcity. |
speener:is english ur mother tongue?that was a nigerian speaking a foreign language the way he understand it on nairaland,so if u don't like it pls ask oba akinolu to show u where the lagoon is and do the needful.thanks. |
REMMEI:u fit find 4 village but 4get city girls...but i hear say sum village girls bad. |
dharay99:black men n reading.u shuld try,it might help u in chosing ur lady. |
16. She has a big ego. - If she’s extremely egotistic, any man who feeds her inflated ego can easily get her into bed. 17. She suffers from low self esteem. - The opposite characteristic is also a danger sign. If she suffers from low-self esteem, she will be easy prey for the man who flatters her, makes her feel good about herself, and boosts her self esteem. 18. She views sex as a game. In her mind, sex is not connected to love. Sex is just a game in which she gets points for every man she beds. Even though she may be in love with her partner, she’ll have sex with as many men as possible so she can gain the maximum number of points and win the game. The more of the above categories your wife or girlfriend fits into, the more likely it is that she will cheat on you.so ladies,what categories/ry do you belong? |
12. She’s a sex addict. - Women can be sex addicts, too. In the past these women were referred to as nymphomaniacs. This is a medical condition that requires professional medical help. 13. She has a sex drive greater than her partner’s. – If her sex drive greatly exceeds the sex drive of her husband or boyfriend, or her spouse or significant other is lacking in bedroom skills, she’s much more likely to cheat on her mate. She’ll find another man to make up for her mate’s deficiency. 14. She’s had lots of sexual experience. - If she has led a very active sex life, or has had lots of sex partners before settling down, she will find it extremely difficult to stay faithful to just one man. 15. She cheated before and got away with it. - That old saying “Once a cheater, always a cheater will apply if she cheated in the past and didn’t suffer any negative consequences as a result of her infidelity. |
7. She’s easily bored. – A woman who is easily bored, or who leads a dull, routine life may cheat on her mate just to alleviate her boredom or add some excitement to her life. 8. She has been cheated on by her mate. – If a woman’s husband or boyfriend has cheated on her, she may try to even the score by cheating on him in return. 9. She likes being the center of attention. – If a woman thrives on being the center of attention at all times, she is sexually vulnerable to any man who fawns over her, or makes her feel like she’s #1. Beware of dating Drama Queens! 10. She’s addicted to alcohol or drugs. – Women who are substance abusers are much more likely to end up cheating on their mates. 11. She has a reputation as a “party girl.” - If she’s the type of woman who runs with a fast crowd, or parties all the time, or hangs out until the wee hours of the night, her lifestyle makes her vulnerable to having an affair |
Men, with these types of women, no matter how much you try to tame them, they will cheat on you. These types of ladies never make faithful wives ---> 1. She has lots of close male friends - A significant number of affairs begin as close friendships with members of the opposite sex. 2. She has girlfriends who are cheating on their mates. - Never underestimate the power of peer pressure. 3. She has an excessive need for attention. – A woman who constantly craves attention may cheat on her mate if she feels she’s not getting enough attention from him. 4. She’s materialistic. - A materialistic woman is likely to have an affair with a wealthy man because of the material things he can provide 5. She views sex as a statement of her femininity. - Her identity as a woman is tied to how many men she sleeps with. 6. She’s a thrill seeker or a risk taker. - If she’s the type who likes to live dangerously, she’ll cheat just for the thrill of it, or for the excitement of doing something forbidden. |
am happy we paid him back,was he not the one shouting then that nigeria is the most corrupt country in the world.en hen God catch am. |
the funiest of all is the man that wears his wife g string...fvvcking weird. |
report her to buhari. |
EgusiSoup:4 some advise of cause abi den just dey call u "egusisoup"4 nothing... anyway the soup is better now thanks for the advises,rice on mind... ![]() EgusiSoup:4 some advise of cause abi den just dey call u "egusisoup"4 nothing... anyway the soup is better now thanks for the advises,rice on mind... |
where is always (username) "egusisoup" when needed? |
AmiLaHoit:ok thanks,hope to share with u after cooking. |
AmiLaHoit:lol yes o,na d light.normally after cooking i put it in the fridge.put will it taste the same after warming it? |
JeffreyJamez:yes, i didn't warm it after taken some.thanks,am going to try ur method, |
i just came back from the church went to the kitchen to prepare eba to rock with my egusi soup.i open the pot to see my expensive egusi soup foaming,i couldn't cry. i cooked it yesterday with meat and fish inside.is there any way i can revive it? any advise expecting frm the username egusisoup. |
what this no fuel no light will cause hen, gmb no go fit stop am.yesterday i on my gen afta hustling 3ltrs,within 30sec i heard a knock on my door i taught it was neighbour as usual.but it was a man i don't know with his phone and charger begged his phone has been off since 3days living 10blocks frm my house.i just allowed him.smh. |
simple!who get money pass,seun or linda? |
it will be very hard seeing an ambicious educated person(yorubas)fighting with a joyless hopeless illetrates(hausas). |
na aunty she wan chop ni or u don piss her off before


