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Fashion › Re: Ladies Who Wear Wigs Almost All The Time, How Do You Cope? by Thomasankara(m): 7:21pm On May 09, 2023

[/color]make ur decision independently, naturally, most women hardly tell the truth to dissuade populism ideology. Instead they will find reasons to justify ideas that they know are not truth, while they do different thing in their closets[color=#770077]

Fashion › Re: Ladies Who Wear Wigs Almost All The Time, How Do You Cope? by Thomasankara(m): 7:16pm On May 09, 2023

[/color] honestly and they dare not put water on the head,African ladies too dey suffer demselves[color=#770077]

StaffofOrayan:
There is no way it isn't affecting their mental health!

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Fashion › Re: Ladies Who Wear Wigs Almost All The Time, How Do You Cope? by Thomasankara(m): 7:08pm On May 09, 2023

[quote author l[/color][/quote][/color]if u can do braids,then you can wear wigs[color=#770077]

Samantha124:
This up coming weekend is gonna be a long weekend and I honestly wasn't planning on going home because I just need a break from my family. But I received a call yesterday that a relative is getting married this up coming weekend and that one of the bridesmaids just told them that she couldn't make it and they need someone to replace her ASAP, so they chose me.

They said I could buy any kind of a dress as long as it's the same colour as the bridesmaids dresses... The bride has already gotten a stylist that's gonna do the bridesmaids hair and makeup and I'm told that all bridesmaids will be made to wear lace wigs.. I don't like wigs, especially lace wigs whereby I'm gonna have my forehead glued.. the longest I've worn a wig I think it was for 5 or 6 hours, and it was very hot... I removed it even before I got home..

I've never owned a wig before and I don't think I'll ever do, but I don't know, maybe things may change in the future.. I only do braids and style my natural hair.

So I want to know from ladies who most of the time wear wigs, especially lace wigs... How do you cope in them? Especially in this blazing hot African weather?

Fashion › Re: Ladies Who Wear Wigs Almost All The Time, How Do You Cope? by Thomasankara(m): 7:07pm On May 09, 2023

[/color]if u are the one at ur monika,then you don't wear natural hair[color=#770077]

Samantha124:
This up coming weekend is gonna be a long weekend and I honestly wasn't planning on going home because I just need a break from my family. But I received a call yesterday that a relative is getting married this up coming weekend and that one of the bridesmaids just told them that she couldn't make it and they need someone to replace her ASAP, so they chose me.

They said I could buy any kind of a dress as long as it's the same colour as the bridesmaids dresses... The bride has already gotten a stylist that's gonna do the bridesmaids hair and makeup and I'm told that all bridesmaids will be made to wear lace wigs.. I don't like wigs, especially lace wigs whereby I'm gonna have my forehead glued.. the longest I've worn a wig I think it was for 5 or 6 hours, and it was very hot... I removed it even before I got home..

I've never owned a wig before and I don't think I'll ever do, but I don't know, maybe things may change in the future.. I only do braids and style my natural hair.

So I want to know from ladies who most of the time wear wigs, especially lace wigs... How do you cope in them? Especially in this blazing hot African weather?

Culture › Re: Different South African Tribes by Thomasankara(m): 4:56pm On May 09, 2023

[/color]i know u must understand upto 5 or 6 dialects, just as normal south african[color=#770077]

Samantha124:
Some of us, yes.

Culture › Re: Different South African Tribes by Thomasankara(m): 4:55pm On May 09, 2023

[/color]close to the ocean?[color=#770077]

Samantha124:
They're from the coldest regions within southern Africa... It usually snows.

Politics › Re: Eric Adams, New York City Mayor To Visit Nigeria On Sunday by Thomasankara(m): 4:48pm On May 09, 2023

[/color]gangster mayor[color=#770077]

Islie:
https://punchng.com/new-york-city-mayor-to-visit-nigeria-sunday/?amp

Culture › Re: Different South African Tribes by Thomasankara(m): 4:42pm On May 09, 2023

[/color]i feel the tsonga had the prettiest set of ladies[color=#770077]

Culture › Re: Different South African Tribes by Thomasankara(m): 4:41pm On May 09, 2023

[/color]why can't you give us a better picture of the khoisans, it's like other south Africans hate them[color=#770077]

Samantha124:
1. And lastly, the indigenous people of SA, the Khoisan.

Culture › Re: Different South African Tribes by Thomasankara(m): 4:38pm On May 09, 2023

[/color]sotho[color=#770077]

Merch:
Which tribe have the biggest nyash in SA 🇿🇦

Culture › Re: Different South African Tribes by Thomasankara(m): 4:37pm On May 09, 2023

[/color]you have not been meeting the right set of gals in Nigeria,you have to change your circle[color=#770077]

Zonefree:
Forget patriotism, South Africa get fine girls abeg.

See fine tall girl with tender skin.
No bleaching
No toothpick legs
No burnt knuckles like PH bolé
No protruded belly as a result of excess goat meat pepper soup and catfish pepper soup coupled with Smirnoff ice and hollandia yoghurt.

Nigerian girls are mostly short like fire hydrant. You hardly see a tall and pretty Nigerian girl.

God bless South African girls for me abeg. See as girl set and fresh like today's bread.

Culture › Re: Different South African Tribes by Thomasankara(m): 4:36pm On May 09, 2023

[/color]i think they are the most expressive with their bodies[color=#770077]

Samantha124:
8. Your favorite tribe, Zulu..

Culture › Re: Different South African Tribes by Thomasankara(m): 4:34pm On May 09, 2023

[/color]are they always feeling cold grin

[color=#770077]

Samantha124:
4. Sotho

Culture › Re: Different South African Tribes by Thomasankara(m): 4:33pm On May 09, 2023

[/color]tswana,are they south africans or Bostwana people?[color=#770077]

Samantha124:
3. Tswana

Culture › Re: Different South African Tribes by Thomasankara(m): 4:32pm On May 09, 2023

[/color]but u all understand one another when speaking[color=#770077]

Samantha124:
It seems like most of y'all usually assume that all black South Africans are Zulus, when that is not true. We have 10 different tribes here and each tribe is different from the other. I don't know how many times I was called a Zulu here..

So I thought I should list the tribes for you guys.

2. Tsonga.

Romance › Re: What Has Caused Hookup Culture? by Thomasankara(m): 4:30pm On May 09, 2023

[/color] it's called graduation and ascending through the ladder,now when these ladies don't have any content to market,how will they be able to finance the luxurious lifestyle or get their next meal?[color=#770077]

advanceDNA:
U are still stuck in the 90s or u just like to create excuse for these girls....this is 2023... prostitutioń has gone beyond doing it for survival or for bills....its now a thing of class for many of them cos they get to roll with big men.....its no longer a thing of they dont have choice ....greed is just the drive...

Girls making 40-60k per night...does that sound like broke girls suffering to you? ...u see them with iphone 12 and 13....do they look hungry, strugglung to pay bills to you??..... they are happy doing it....

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Romance › Re: What Has Caused Hookup Culture? by Thomasankara(m): 4:21pm On May 09, 2023

[/color]ur point is valid[color=#770077]

Dshocker:
In developed countries, before a woman will open her legs for a man, it means she loves him.

So poverty and lack of jobs are the major cause fueling the insatiable greed in some girls to open their legs anytime, provided that the theme; money for hand, back for ground

These girls just wants to survive.

Imagine an oil rich country like Nigeria paying her citizens above 18yrs 250k for monthly upkeep, do you think that hookup will be thriving?

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Romance › Re: What Has Caused Hookup Culture? by Thomasankara(m): 4:18pm On May 09, 2023

[/color] women who are into this act triples the number of men who patronise them[color=#770077]

IyaTola:
My point is, the men here criticising hookup ladies should focus on the men who patronise this ladies, not trade itself. The ladies aren't fvcking themselves nor paying ghosts to fvck these ladies. Men like you are the ones paying whether she has a disease or not.

Blaming ladies without blaming the men patronising them comes across as envy. It's not the ladies fault that pussy commands a higher price in the sexual market than pen!s.

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Romance › Re: What Has Caused Hookup Culture? by Thomasankara(m): 4:16pm On May 09, 2023

[/color] poverty of the mind, it doesn't matter how rich the lady might be, the conciousness that her riches Will finish and don't know where else to turn to, is the major problem[color=#770077]

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Politics › Re: Moment APC NWC Nominated Akpabio For Senate President, Tajudeen For Speaker by Thomasankara(m): 8:10pm On May 08, 2023

[/color]fine gal[color=#770077]

Asabe4:
Well...things may get interesting

Politics › Re: Moment APC NWC Nominated Akpabio For Senate President, Tajudeen For Speaker by Thomasankara(m): 8:09pm On May 08, 2023

[/color]so nothing for north Central[color=#770077]

Politics › Re: I Was Diagnosed With ‘Aggressive’ Breast Cancer– Diezani Denies Being On The Run by Thomasankara(m): 7:44pm On May 08, 2023

[/color]say u be doctor or wettin[color=#770077]

SultanOfAbia:
Picture of your Breast or I don't believe it

Politics › Re: I Was Diagnosed With ‘Aggressive’ Breast Cancer– Diezani Denies Being On The Run by Thomasankara(m): 7:38pm On May 08, 2023

[/color]Naija politicians no go kill person, which one be aggressive cancer again, abeg cancer dey carry dagger or cutlass, she for say violent cancer[color=#770077]

Agriculture › Re: Strange Bird Killed By Fulani by Thomasankara(m): 5:00pm On May 08, 2023

[/color]wetin dem don use charm hypnotize before killing na eem u wan chop[color=#770077]

sonofjos:
We were clearing farm and some fulani boys came with this strange looking bird which they killed. I've seen many birds but I've never seen this type before. It was particularly large.

They sold it to us for 1k.
It was worth 3 chickens

Politics › Re: Asset Declaration: CCB Tells Tinubu, Others To Submit Forms Before May 29 by Thomasankara(m): 3:36pm On May 08, 2023

[/color]for all of dem wey talk,na only sowore yarn make sense[color=#770077]

Ofunaofu:
•Asset declaration ongoing in 36 states, no swearing-in without form submission – CCB

•Bureau says defaulters risk removal from office, 40 Ogun politicians obtain forms

https://punchng.com/asset-declaration-ccb-tells-tinubu-others-to-submit-forms-before-may-29/

Politics › Re: UK ‘Was Urged To Investigate’ Ekweremadu Before Organ Trafficking Plot by Thomasankara(m): 3:23pm On May 08, 2023

yuzjet:
Don't mind her.

I no even pity her a bit. She and her family deserve the treatment they getting. They are even lucky, they suppose sentence then for life.

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Health › Re: King Charles Coronation: Elizabeth Nneka Anionwu's Role by Thomasankara(m): 2:43pm On May 08, 2023

[/color]excellent response👏👏[color=#770077]

MRDEE01:
Aren't we celebrating the coronation of the English King too much
Did they celebrate us when we crowned Ooni of Ife,Emir of Kano,Obi of Onitsha or Obong of Calabar?

Now a Professor Emeritus for carrying something for a king we fit no get masters degree coronation una dey disturb us.

I beg to differ abeg

Politics › Re: Cost Of Electricity Consumption In Nigeria Cheapest In The World – FG by Thomasankara(m): 11:57am On May 08, 2023

[/color]for light wey no dey dey, why e no go cheap[color=#770077]

Politics › Re: Cost Of Electricity Consumption In Nigeria Cheapest In The World – FG by Thomasankara(m): 11:57am On May 08, 2023

[/color]for light wey no dey dey, why e no go cheap[color=#770077]

Politics › Re: UK ‘Was Urged To Investigate’ Ekweremadu Before Organ Trafficking Plot by Thomasankara(m): 11:32am On May 08, 2023

[/color]that her daughter na criminal,all of dem na rogue for that family,i pity man wey go marry am. Do you know she got confused when the interviewer ask her to shed light on the issue that the donor was her cousin,she just started blabbing and avoided the question[color=#770077]

yuzjet:
When I heard the kidney issue with her daughter is hereditary, I asked myself how their predecessors been managing it?

Was it that they have been.................?

You should help fill the gap if you know what I mean.

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