₦airaland Forum

anonymuz:
someone who has license to drive must have a valid paper.

Kdon2:
You are a kid I guess. Well let me burst your bubble. I have seen married women sleep with their driver, house boy, cleaner, Gardner etc far less than their partner.

haulagehandlers:
. You want hear another person story when your own go make money for CHIKO,OGA if I tell you my own story about how women brain be,you go cry,ABASI MBOK.....Get some litle sense,and let her stay on her own work hard give your kids the best....but no Mata wetin you do the lady in question would want to frustrate your effort but no do like say you see her,if need be befriend her sister or any female close to her....ordinary friendship oh....if she see that one her brain fit reset manually.....if e no set she is the wrongest woman for you....nothing dey put fire for woman nyash that the fact say wetin she no like her friend or sister like am......

Duru9:
If I say what is in my mind now SEUN fit ban me for ever



You've a boyfriend in Abuja you claimed you love
You met Ola in January, you visited Ola in January, you had sex with Ola in January, you spent the rest of the weekends in January at Ola's place

Then you continued in February, we are just in March Oh

It's now you realize that he smokes, he don't sleep with only you, he's this and that

The honest truth is, you just want to use pregnancy to trap him down. My dear it will never work unless you're ready to suffer alone

Once a typical nigerian lady visit a guy that live well, have TV and dstv and Gen, they will think they've found husband


A guy you newly met una de fork raw and you've a boyfriend

You're a disgrace oh forget

Raph82:
No one can fool me, I've grown beyond that. Anyone experiencing difficult times abroad has his or her own personal problems. It's either he doesn't have the right papers to live in that country or lacks the right skills and qualifications to work in his desired field. Several opportunities and enabling environment are there to bring the best out of people. I'm a Yoruba man, and I know what am saying.

Slynation:
A whole triplet....This one loud oO

Instead of quarrelling everyday with her, be a man of little words, no matter the level of provocation, do nothing/say nothing, just let it slide....

I'm used to saying "May my preeq never put me into trouble one day" but it has partially landed me into one, one day I will post my own story....!!

Raph82:
I have come to notice something about blacks, most especially yorubas, once they have opportunities to climb up, they look for every means to discourage others from having access to same opportunities, believing that it will tell on their own share of these opportunities. It's a bad mentality I must say. I really appreciate what the OP puts up there, it's to motivate us to go for better opportunities, no matter how it may be. God bless u for that.

Mcslize:
But that's someone who is in Canada, didn't you read what he posted?

By the way, which country are you in?

Mcslize:
TheCongo2


Here is someone that lives in Canada. He has simply exposed the stereotype claim you were supporting in the loneliness thread.

Read and learn. By the way, don't keep mute. How are you feeling now that you've seen an experience of someone who had been doing well in Canada?

Mcslize:
Cuz I don wise up.

Our mumu don do.

felt:
90% of what you see online is fake happiness. Most people will tell you that it's just for the gram, and would rather be at home chilling with the boys. Infact many don't like the food you even see online too and rather eat local meals.

Dybala11:
I see your tactics, it's easy to sit behind your keyboard in Nigeria and type whatever you like. It's easy to make assumptions on the cultural and behavioral set up of the whites even without having a direct contact with any of them. A guy who claims that he's living with those people have given you both a first hand and research proof of what is happening there and all you can do is dismiss his whole argument however factual it seems with just mere assumptions from your thought. Typical Nigerian, I do that too at times though so I understand quite well.

stubbornman:
Guy when you get abroad you can really contribute to this conversation ,don't just sit in your house in Nigeria and form scope master.

Mcslize:
Lol not for a guy like me. Before you meet a girl, stop making her feel like she is the price. Consider yourself a high value man, and you will have no issue talking to any girl being white or black.

And mind you, talking to a girl is a skill. If you are humorous, innocently naughty, you won't have issue talking to ladies. If our black girls can be so mean and men still talk to them, how much more of friendly white girls.

A white girl can just walk passed you and smile at you. How many of our ladies here do that?

That smile alone is an ice breaker if you know what I meant.

Knowing how to handle ladies is a universal skill. It is not for everyone and not for guys that have low self esteem.

neurosci:
Who told you they are looking for only Nigerian men? I can bet they're far more interested in white boys, but when the white boys are not approaching nko, what do you expect them to do? They have to focus on where they stand a better chance.

neurosci:
My first day in America, right at the airport in New York, there was this lady who just kept smiling at me. It was barely an hour since I arrived. I was too sure she knew me from somewhere, but I was wondering where that could be since I had just barely arrived. So, I kept staring at her and she kept smiling. The more I stared, the more she smiled. That night, I flew to Colorado where that scenario would recur multiple times. Initially, my impression was that people were extremely friendly here, since I had never been in a place where people would just smile at strangers after an eye-contact. Frown at them and they would still smile at you. I lived in the midwest, close to Canada, where the smiling habit is the norm. Drivers on the road who know you from nowhere will smile and wave at you . I never saw someone frown their face, ever! It took a while to get used to. These same people would go on to vote for Donald Trump, so I know they don't really like us or want us there - the smile is just their way of life . I've lived on the west coast and east coast since then, and I can tell a few changes. I'm traveling to the south for the first time by the end of this month, so I'm looking forward to what the experience over there would look like.

neurosci:
They usually ask this way, "Do you plan to stay here or return to your country after you're done with your studies?"

tensazangetsu20:
Gbam, op she can also give birth in Mexico if you want to be close to the USA. The same thing with Brazil applies to Mexico and Mexico is visa free to Canada. Citizenship by birth is ingrained in all the Americas and they haven't been strict on immigration yet.

Fiscus105:
You knw this yet you termed my comment as opinion instead of fact?

What a confusionist!

Fiscus105:
Yes ma! I said it, you may not believe it but its a fact.

lastchild:
do you agree with me that if this guy push further, you'll fall for him even though you are married

culf:
That child could be your lifeline tomorrow, don't remove it please. God will always make a way, yours is just to trust him.

Teleprompter:
You did not tell us the reason that your wife insisted that you brought her back

optimusprime2:
Exactly what I was trying to say from the get go, Canada is a very controlled country much unlike the US...

Mexicans can visit Canada but without the right stay, living there is not a feasible option.

However if the op wants to risk it... it's up to him

planetx:
How come all the Mexicans are not in Canada, why are they flooding across the US border illegally by the millions.

BadRadio:
You've successfully typed an epistle of humongous nonsense.

planetx:
Be careful of going alone and trying to bring them later. I know people that said that and 10 years later they are still trying to get papers to bring their kids, I am talking about 10 years apart from kids that were still very young when they left.