Romance › Re: Ladies! Pls Give Us Answers: Why Do Most Of You Gradually Become Rude? by TheRealestGuy(m): 12:52pm On Jul 13, 2017 |
tommychow: My colleagues and I were talking today about how a lot of Nigerian females gradually become rude whether you're in a relationship, you're close friends or colleagues. We talked about how we guys can be free, crack jokes about each other constantly, be generous AND still maintain that respect for each other especially when there is clear age difference.
As a guy who wants to enjoy his friendship/relationship without unnecessary tension, you try to make her laugh, you're generous to her, you don't hold a grudge and let her wrong actions slide for peace of mind etc. With all of these acts they slowly start becoming disrespectful and verbally abusive, they start challenging your decisions and commands to form "equality", they stop becoming as helpful as before, they start giving unnecessary attitude as if they wanna see how mad you can get. They'll basically corrupt the relationship/rapport themselves and leave the guy cracking his brain, wondering how they got there.
I am not here to ask for solutions to this problem e.g. Confront her aggressively, Stop being nice to her, Buy her gifts blah blah blah. All I want to know is why girls spoil a good thing going for no OBVIOUS reason. Y'all ladies should give reasons for this come change in attitude. The reality is that women are like kids. You know how kids taunt you an adult sometimes to see your reaction? It's just the same way with most females. Once you guys have become close, they begin to test the waters to see see your reactions, though I have to admit that they may not be doing it consciously. So it's up to the man to handle the situation as well as possible. Scold her if you have to, warn her seriously and even raise your voice if you have to. That is the only way they will respect you fully. If you fail to man up and stand up to the occasion but always letting her get away with the little disrespects as they start, believe me it will get worse. With time she will no longer see you as man enough to be firm with her. In as much as women want to be pampered and loved, they also subconsciously want you to be firm and scold her when you need to. My two cents. |
Romance › Re: A Regrettable Mistake But Can It Be Fixed? by TheRealestGuy(m): 12:39pm On Jul 13, 2017 |
Augustap: Ok but you know people shud take precautions to protect that which is important to them True that. But would you forgive a truly remorseful partner who you found out cheated on you? I've had such a situation and I did forgive, and my major reason for forgiving is cos I hadn't been a saint myself. I think the major issue with cheating is getting caught cos if the other partner never finds out there may never be any issues. Now this is just my realistic view of cheating and not necessarily one that is ideal. In an ideal world no one would cheat but we all know what it is in reality. And bear in mind cheating comes in different forms - emotional, physical and and even mental. In conclusion I think all humans will cheat in one of those forms or the other no matter what, the most important thing for me is respecting your partner enough to hold yourself in check when you find yourself cheating and retrace your steps. Also, you have to value your partner enough to never even give off any hint on what is happening or happened. That way everyone remains happy ever after. Humans are naturally insatiable and thank God for the religions that still practise polygamy. There's is nothing wrong with polygamy or even polyandry cos it's the society's way of controlling the insatiable desires of man effectively. We may not want to admit it but we have all cheated on our partners in one of the aforementioned forms and will continue to do so even in marriage. The key to avoiding complications are the things I've tried to explain above - polygamy or polyandry, retracing your steps whenever you find yourself cheating and keeping such information away from your partner. Of the forms of cheating though, physical cheating usually seems like the worst but I believe it isn't necessarily so, particularly for the men folk. As for the women folk, you tell me what it is  Don't mind me, I might have talked (typed, thought) plenty |
Politics › Re: Biafra: You Have No Right To Stop Election In Igbo Land – Orji Kalu Tells Kanu by TheRealestGuy(m): 10:19am On Jul 13, 2017 |
NOETHNICITY: IBO's play politics with emotions. doesn't work like that. And you that have been playing it without emotions where has it led you? You talk of politics as if it ever helped the common man in this stinking contraption called Nigeria. Right now Igbos are no longer interested in Nigerian politics, it has not favoured anyone in the past decades. Be there and keep scheming all in the name of politics that has not bettered the life of the masses in anyway. |
Politics › Re: 2nd Niger Bridge: South-east Lawmakers Mum On Budget Slash by TheRealestGuy(m): 10:10am On Jul 13, 2017 |
Obviously most of the fools on the first page didn't even read the post.
Nigerian youth cannot read to even save their own lives.
Fashola is a loud mouthed idiot who thinks he's still governor of Lagos state.
I go with the green chamber on this one cos if money allocated for the second Niger bridge wasn't even used at all in 2016 how do we expect that it will also be used for 2017?
Besides the other roads where the monies were redistributed to are equally or even more important and imperative than a phantom second Niger bridge I've been hearing since 1999.
Please make una dey try read before commenting, especially the tribal warlords.
Too many fools on nairaland these days. |
Romance › Re: A Regrettable Mistake But Can It Be Fixed? by TheRealestGuy(m): 8:51am On Jul 13, 2017 |
feelgoodInc: what are you saying, she dressed up, took her bath, paid transport to spend the WEEK with him. Read and understand my comment well, I wasn't talking about the girl in the OP, I'm speaking generally. |
Romance › Re: A Regrettable Mistake But Can It Be Fixed? by TheRealestGuy(m): 8:50am On Jul 13, 2017 |
Augustap: Mistakes cud made but not when it comes to cheating. How and why did a lady who knew she had a relationship to protect engage in something that cud cause "HEAT OF THE MOMENT". She planned it well, the way Evans plans his kidnaps Lol. I'm not even talking about the babe in this instance. I'm talking generally now. |
Romance › Re: A Regrettable Mistake But Can It Be Fixed? by TheRealestGuy(m): 4:12pm On Jul 12, 2017 |
Augustap: Bro the first mistake you made was forgiving her the first time. Cheating for the first time isn't a mistake at all. The first time she wanted to cheat, she thought abt it really well, weighed the pros and cons and finally decided that she was either too smart to be caught or you were a fool and wud forgive. SHE CHEATED BEFORE, SHE WILL CHEAT AGAIN AND WILL CONTINUE TO CHEAT. YOU BETTER LEAVE HER AND FIND YOUR SQUARE ROOT. ONCE A CHEATER, ALWAYS A CHEATER. Cmon, you don't believe one could make a mistake? Maybe in the heat of the moment? They could have been drunk or high or something... Though I don't condone cheating I feel everyone deserves a second chance and only once... We're all human you know... |
Travel › Re: Man Checks Single Can Of Beer As Luggage On Flight by TheRealestGuy(m): 3:53pm On Jul 12, 2017 |
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Celebrities › Re: Burna Boy Flies His Colours In Dapper Suit (Photos) by TheRealestGuy(m): 3:42pm On Jul 12, 2017 |
Whobedatte: Burna is the official brand projector for MALTINA (Nigerian Breweries) Still astonished how an international brand like NB, can endorse such who smokes , and flaunts his cult membership for all to b endorsed . He's got a healthy fan base and is one of the most talented artistes in Nigeria today so why not? FYI a great number of our popular artistes drink and smoke and we're cultists at a point in their life. Seems you're the only one who this fact is lost on... |
Celebrities › Re: Burna Boy Flies His Colours In Dapper Suit (Photos) by TheRealestGuy(m): 3:39pm On Jul 12, 2017 |
rosieluv: so you are one then  One of who? I don't do child's play my dear. If I want to join something I would rather join the Freemasons or Ogboni, some hardcore shii, all these ones dey play. I do identify with Pyrates even though I ain't really one of them. I like what they do and the fact that they keep it mature and real and don't allow student members. |
Celebrities › Re: Burna Boy Flies His Colours In Dapper Suit (Photos) by TheRealestGuy(m): 3:25pm On Jul 12, 2017 |
rosieluv: so he is a cultist  NBM is a registered fraternity, it's the fools in schools that have bastardized the various fraternities who actually were founded for noble purposes. It's for the same reason Pyrates con fraternity does not operate in schools... I remain a loyal Burna boy fan be him an egede man or not... Ajuba to all the seadogs out there... may you sail and never hang leg... |
Science/Technology › Re: Thread For Solar System/Electricity Owners in Nigeria. by TheRealestGuy(m): 8:13am On Jul 12, 2017 |
DMerciful: 24V is ok but 48v is better but more expensive. If you loads are not much and u intend to incorporate solar, 24v is just fine. Trying to reach you on the number on your signature but I can't. Please what's your location? How can I reach you? |
Romance › Re: A Nairalander Shows Off His Dress Style..(pics) by TheRealestGuy(m): 10:50pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
Grown man showing himself off?
You're an insecure piece of sh*t with esteem lower than your balls hang bro.
No hard feelings. |
Crime › Re: US Jails Nigerian Man For $1m Wire Fraud (Photo) by TheRealestGuy(m): 4:31pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
SycophanticGoat: The first wave of installation was done by a technician. He ended up destroying my battery. The second one was done by me when I did the upgrade and I installed it perfectly.
it's not difficult if you put your mind to it. It's something you can learn by reading and downloading tutorial videos from youtube.
To me, the only difficult aspect of it is climbing the roof because I'm not so good with heights. Thank goodness my roof didn't sloop much. Hmm. I'm actually a physicist so grasping it won't be a problem at all. Just that I want to make strategic moves and so I would rather have hands on experience, someone to actually put me through it in a few weeks of intensive and practical learning. The plan is to start my own outfit on the side and by God's grace grow bigger from there. So you understand why I need the guidance of a seasoned hand in the industry. I need to know the pros and cons and tricks and sleights and ups and downs associated with the industry Wish you could help me further with info on how to get across to such a firm or individual. I'm at work so I haven't really gone through that your thread well, I should do that before I sleep tonight though. Thanks a lot. |
Crime › Re: US Jails Nigerian Man For $1m Wire Fraud (Photo) by TheRealestGuy(m): 3:51pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
SycophanticGoat: check one of my thread (I think it's probably my first thread) here. It made front page and many people contributed. You may see someone to assist you on there.. Thanks brother, seen the thread. Meanwhile, link me up with any seasoned firm or individual that's into the solar thing (maybe the peeps that installed yours). I actually have a well paying job but solar energy has always been my dream, my vision. Wanna kick-start that now and I need some rugged hands on training... Still going through the thread atm. Thanks in advance. |
Science/Technology › Re: Thread For Solar System/Electricity Owners in Nigeria. by TheRealestGuy(m): 3:49pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
Onix01: Solar is the cheapest alternative source of energy for long term users. However, one need to patronise good products and ensure professional installations of the product. Mind you it can be connected in series or parallel. A good connection can either make you self dependant or use a hybrid power supply in your home. We have 2types of panel namely; Mono-crystalline and poly-crystalline panels. Both work efficiently but people often prefer the mono as they believe it's out-put of same wattage is higher than poly. Batteries are also an important factor when looking at solar installations. Most of the battery we currently have in market is sub-standard and as such can frustrate the storage of solar power. An average home can comfortable work with 4 panels of 300w @ 24v. Th current market rate for this panel is 70k and above depending on the quality of the product. Bro can I mail you on something about solar energy pls? |
Phones › Re: . by TheRealestGuy(m): 3:34pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
Charpell: TASK 4 Edward built a 5 bedroom Duplex In a remote village and wants to go completely off- grid. He knows the project will cost him a lot, So he is looking for a solar company that will Finance his project for a period of 12 months.
List of Appliance 15 Energy Saving Bulb (20w) 5 Standing Fan (50w) 2 Celling Fan (120w) 4 LCD TV (150w) 15 Phones (10w) 1 Decoder (20w) 1 Fridge (150w) 1 Freezer (300w) 1 Microwave (600w) 1 Air Condition (1000w) 2 Laptop (75w) 1 Inkjet Printer (50w) 1 Electric Iron (1000w) 1/2 HP Water Pump (1500)
Question 1 Energy consumption Inverter size Number of batteries Nos of Panels Charge Controller Rating
Question 2 If after Energy Audit and costing $20,000 is needed to purchase the system. Edward only has $5,000 at the moment. If the solar company is offering him 15℅ rate How much is Edward expected to pay per month? Bro good day. I think I might need your help asap as regards solar PV installations and everything that comes with it. My location is Lagos. Can I mail you here? Anticipating your response. Thanks. |
Crime › Re: US Jails Nigerian Man For $1m Wire Fraud (Photo) by TheRealestGuy(m): 3:32pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
sirusX: Hit up Charpell Maybe he can help Thanks brother. |
Crime › Re: US Jails Nigerian Man For $1m Wire Fraud (Photo) by TheRealestGuy(m): 3:31pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
dawahlarry: You are already mailed. Please I modified my earlier post. Kindly recheck. I need someone who runs a sort of company or outfit not an individual. |
Crime › Re: US Jails Nigerian Man For $1m Wire Fraud (Photo) by TheRealestGuy(m): 3:24pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
Godsaves18: Ok guy, am at ur service...07030844863 Just modified my post. Do you run an outfit or company that is into solar energy or you personally learnt it? Please check my earlier post again. Thanks. |
Celebrities › Re: Man To Ufedo Sunshine: Hardship In US More Comfortable Than Pleasure In Nigeria by TheRealestGuy(m): 3:14pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
Nigeriadondie:
Where is pidgin2 forming patroitic Nigerian that Nigeria is paradise on earth.
I have said it that Nigerians in Nigeria who defends Nigeria wud change their perception once they reach abroad. Forget what u watch on movies when u experience it live and direct u go no say khaki truly no be leather.
Once u travel abroad u will curse our leaders and wish they are hanged on a pole and shot with high calibre bullets from anti- aircraft guns. These beasts ve denied Nigerians good life they truly deserve. Even the so called modern cities like Lagos are like ghettos compared to what u call villages abroad to show u how backward we are. Imagine in Lagos the governor was talking of wi-fi at bus stop when abroad u get free wifi in hospital, schools, markets even inside public buses on ship which u may pay for. The level of technology wud make u look like a bush man from one ancient village, when u wud see u can wash ur plates, clothes with machines and some cases iron them, drones and gps devices to navigate ur way, even technology to make life for d disabled a bit easy or u go hospital and see equipments, abi na school den u will know that d university u went to in Nigeria is a big waste of time especially if u did sciences and engineering. We are over 100 years backwards.
As for social security system in place made me realize that there is far enough to lift everyone out of poverty. The system takes care of d jobless, disabled, pensioners so if u loose job no cause for anxiety over the basic necessity. Even though social security bill was debated on d floor of senate of last administration it didnt pass 2nd reading. It has died a natural death no one is talking about it even d useless Ben Bruce with his common sense rants has not thought of discussing it on d floor. But in Nigeria it is a dream cos d greed of a few beasts in power wud embezzle far more than they need leaving the docile majority divided by ethnicity and religion in need.
Countries with oil like us such Qatar, UAE, Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait, most western European countries have no poor if u even see what they call poor u will be amazed. Norway with oil like has d world's largest sovereign wealth funds together with other scandanavian countries that are called welfare states with social security systems that are regarded as models for others to follow I can authoritatively tell that poverty not even one person is poor.
School free at all levels that if u do Ph.D u re paid while schooling. If u re doing Masters u re eligible to loans. Truly enough for all I mean for all not what is for all embezzled by few bastards who should be killed.
Equality before d law is another thing, a top govt official if he commits crime with ordinary citizen it is same punishment that wud be meted out. The likes of Saraki wud be in jail by now but sadly he has been acquitted. No justice for poor even though we should not even have poor in d first place.
Until we all unite which is a remote possibilty the status quo remains with no hope in sight. APC, PDP, RIP or whatever can never bring any desired change until we do things diferently. It will always be a mirage. Nigeria is just a waste of space a country of dashed hopes, unfulfilled dreams, unrealised potentials.
Even d Nigerians are abroad who want to come back to develop home wud face fustration from govt and other bad belle.
Our useless leaders know this that is y dey run abroad for everything. Where is PMB now? They have no faith in d country they govern. Which of their kids are in our schools. Nigeria is doomed far doomed beyond redemption.
If my govt cannot give me a befitting life, then my citizenship is of no worth not worth a tissue paper and deserves to be dumped.
Until we enact laws to execute corrupt people in power like China does we would never get anywhere. But wud Saraki and his gang of robbers and tout do so? They blame Federal Government but are they not part of the govt? What do they with d constituency allowance they get? What projects have they executed in their constituencies? In the first place d legislature has no business financing projects at all. It is an anomaly but they will never correct it cos it is a way to get their share of the national cake.
Also if u spend 70-75% of d budget on recurrent expenditure and mere 25-30% on capital projects then how do money circulate to create jobs and distribute wealth. It is like spending so much to run ur business on operating cost u end packing up d business. That is y Nigeria is a mess it is not prepared to get out off.
I laugh when people say agriculture is d way. But if u cud not achieve anything with oil is it with agriculture? We have had palm oil over d years which has made Malaysia progressed but what of us what ve we achieved with agrculture? Japan prone to earth quake is resource poor, bombed with nuclear bombs in WW2, but developed its human resources now d world's 3rd largest economy if not d tsunami and Fukushima disaster it was 2nd. China that executes corrupt people just developed their own commercial airplane givng Boeing a run for thier money while we were celebrating pencil manufactured locally. Germany defeated by allies in 1945 divided and occupied by d allies into East and West is now Europe's largest economy and cud absorb over 1 million Syrian refugees who live far better lives than many Nigerians as citizens in their own country who never bother about d welfare of its citizens.
Nigeria has no excuse not to be far developed and rich that would make holders of d green passport proud wherever they go to.
For anyone defending Nigeria pls take a trip abroad and experience it live and tell me if u go get mouth to defend Nigeria.
Where is Pdigin2 always blabbing about forming as if she is more Nigerian than we who are also Nigerians defending what u cant defend if u re to be truthful with yourself. Brilliant my brother, brilliant! I also think that the major impediment to our growth as a nation is the system of government we run which has encouraged nepotism, favoritism, massive corruption and lazy attitude towards governance in the country... We also suffer from the Dutch syndrome as oil has been a major curse to Nigeria rather than a blessing... In conclusion, we need a revolution. Most of those working countries had to have one form of revolution or the other before things began to work as the masses wanted. Once again, very brilliant write-up, I could feel your emotions... |
Crime › Re: US Jails Nigerian Man For $1m Wire Fraud (Photo) by TheRealestGuy(m): 3:00pm On Jul 11, 2017*. Modified: 3:22pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
Crime isn't peculiar to any one tribe, although my yoruba brothers have a penchant for financial fraud, it started from the days of abiola.
While my Igbo brothers have a penchant for pushing drugs, although it's business more or less albeit illegal, they just act as couriers.
In other news, I need someone who runs an outfit or company that is seasoned in solar panel installations and everything that comes with it (training inclusive)... Hit me up asap pls |
Romance › Re: Share Your BREAK-UP Experience Here For Others To Learn by TheRealestGuy(m): 11:36am On Jul 11, 2017 |
What a thread! Mine is reverse actually, I just stopped calling and all that, stopped taking her calls, ignored her messages n stuff... It's weird but I can't explain why I did that, though I was having some issues at the time... I hope she finds a place in her heart to forgive me n move on... if it's any consolation she was a virgin and I avoided breaking her and stuff...if it's any consolation  |
Celebrities › Re: Huddah Monroe: "I Don't Want A One Minute Man" by TheRealestGuy(m): 5:14pm On Jul 10, 2017 |
NwaAmaikpe:

They always claim they don't want a One minute man
But when you go beyond 15minutes they accuse of hating them and trying to punish them.
"Cosmas why you wan scatter my kpekus, abeg do come down...you no dey tire?" Wetin I do you, why you dey fire like say no go fire again tomorrow? " You'll hear "baby you were hard on me, that was too rough" |
Politics › Re: President Buhari: Is The Presidential Villa Cursed? By Bernard Balogun by TheRealestGuy(m): 4:31pm On Jul 10, 2017 |
ivolt: A failure has a thousand excuses.
Problem: Our leaders have failed to deliver economic freedom to the populace.
Working country response: Those leaders maybe misfits, clueless, carefree and must be replaced by leaders with vision.
Nigeria response: A house not build on prayers cannot work. It is not the leaders fault, they mean well for us, it is the evil spirit and curse that is holding them back.
There you have the reason for Nigeria's underdevelopment, it is our mentality.
Don't be surprised if this magician writer eagerly accepts an appointment from the same "cursed" villa. Who said anything about underdevelopment? Why not read the post first?  |
Politics › Re: Afe Babalola Supports Restructuring, Says Obasanjo Is Best President by TheRealestGuy(m): 11:42am On Jul 10, 2017 |
InvertedHammer: This proves that Nigerians have very short memory span.
I cannot believe that some people are extolling the "vices" of OBJ. I'm baffled bro, Nigerians and most of them at that are dumb fvcks that know nothing about or choose to forget their history very very quickly and will never eschew tribal sentiments in any analysis. It's sad... |
Politics › Re: Afe Babalola Supports Restructuring, Says Obasanjo Is Best President by TheRealestGuy(m): 11:39am On Jul 10, 2017 |
While everyone is entitled to their opinions, this statement evidences everything wrong with the average Nigerian.
For a man who partook in coups, introduced ghana-must-go bags into the national assembly, embezzled $16bn in the name of electricity, wiped out two communities, etc, to now be said to be Nigeria's greatest president...
I strongly disagree... |
Romance › Re: Do Men Also Get Used And Dumped? by TheRealestGuy(m): 10:31am On Jul 10, 2017*. Modified: 9:05am On Jul 11, 2017 |
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Nairaland General › Re: Man Crushes Cobra Which Attacked Him In Bed With His Bare Hands (Photos) by TheRealestGuy(m): 6:00pm On Jul 09, 2017 |
zeetyzin: Lol, as bad as they might seem or appear, snakes have benefits to human... We feed on them, their skin is used in the fashion industry, and their venom can be used to treat cancer and some other ailments.. Guess we just have to put up with dem. Plus they have their own role in the ecological foodchain, for those that know what the foodchain is all about... |
Romance › Re: Men How Do You Feel When A Lady Asks You Out by TheRealestGuy(m): 8:42am On Jul 07, 2017 |
Ghosttt: Ur signature touch me. I dy go put dp nw You're soliciting for likes now? Wanna become an attention LovePeddler? Need other people to validate you n your looks? Don't be vain like that guy, he just craves and thrives on attention. |
Romance › Re: Photos: Man Dies Three Days To His Wedding by TheRealestGuy(m): 8:29am On Jul 07, 2017 |
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Romance › Re: Ladies, Meet The Most Handsome Black Guy On Nairaland(francis95) by TheRealestGuy(m): 8:41pm On Jul 06, 2017 |
Guy you try but this is very very very childish.
I know you're cat-hunting anyway, more grease to your elbow.
Sense fall on you bro. |