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I am still wandering about God |
It is a taboo to die in a foreign land |
Why were those chibok girls unable to speak english after spending fifteen years learning english language preparing for WAEC |
No one is saved |
Question for the gods |
So how do we raise him up? |
Weah96:atheism is not the truth. No one kknows the truth |
May be we should blame the atheist |
Join him.there is love in sharing |
They regret saying no |
Overall, when I think about how society views gender roles nowadays,I can’t help but feel that women are now afforded greater freedom than men in many ways, as I’ve listed |
On a lighter note, say a woman decides to play video games. While plenty of other women may find this odd, the average man is probably going to think it’s hot. But say a man decides to get regular manicures (with actual painted nails); the average woman is NOT going to find this hot. On a similar note, say a woman chooses to dress in a more masculine fashion, maybe even wear men’s clothes from time to time. This may not be their preferred look, but most guys probably won’t be truly offended by it. However, if a man chooses to wear women’s clothes even occasionally, most people, of both genders, will find this quite offensive & weird. I’m not arguing that men should wear women’s clothes, though if they want to, that’s certainly their prerogative. I’m just trying to show how women really do have greater freedom in some areas |
For most of recorded history women were very restricted in all manner of things, but in the modern world women can do basically anything we want. I don’t just mean legally; I mean it is societally more or less acceptable for women to pursue almost any career or hobby they desire. While it is true that women in traditionally male-dominated fields such as police work, finance, or law often face greater obstacles than do their male counterparts in those roles, in general women who choose a career that is traditionally outside the “feminine scope” receive far more praise & encouragement than men who choose more traditionally feminine careers such as nursing, teaching, or working with young children in any capacity. Stay-at-home moms certainly face a fair amount of prejudice in our society (perhaps most from other women), but consider how much greater prejudice stay-at-home dads must face. While one could certainly argue that most men would never even contemplate such a choice, consider how much harder that makes it for a man who truly desires that role? |
Super eagles match |
Most meaningful songs in nigeria www.nairaland.com/2026527/meaningful-nigeria-songs-message-convey#2026527.3 |
SOUND SOULTAN AREA ; an appeal to nigerians in diaspora not to neglect their father land orobo ; dedicated to fat ladies 2010 ; goverment failed promise to transform nigeria by 2010 and how past vocal activist like fela ended up in the grave |
IN SUMMARY. CHRISTIANITY WAS STOLEN FROM VARIOUS RELIGION, FOR THE PURPOSE OF HIDING SPIRITUALITY FROM MANY IN OTHER TO ENSLAVE MANY. THE THREAD OPENER IS A SATANIST SO, SHOULD CHRISTIANS START FOLLOWING YOUR RELIGION;SATANISM OR FOLLOW THE NUMEROUS RELIGION BIBLE IS GOTTEN FROM OR GO INTO OCCULTISM TO ENHANCE PSYCHIC LEVEL |
Yes |
Summarise, nigeria girls dont read |
FAZE ORIGINALITY ; A celebration of nigerian heroes who have created a legacy in various field of life.faze hopes to be in the list. Letter to my brother ; dedicated to 2face askin 4 reconcilation ,change of behavior and wishing him success. Faze alone ; true life story describing fall of plantation boys. |
example include STYLPLUS ; IYABASIRA ; exposing how restaurant owners charm their food to keep costumers DARE ART ALADE ; NOTE THE GIRL:a love gone sour love the way you are ; a song about a patner who is not contended with her body and plans to change, dare advices her to remain like that and appreciate her self |
Most naija Music dont sink deep into our minds and alter our thoughts. The song carries no message .that the singer is trying to pass on. Songs are only good ffor dancing and nothing more.m Thankfully not all Nigerian musicians are in that category. There are some who actually take time to work on the content of their lyrics. We have Asa, Darey art alade, Tuface |
Yes, i will marry one |
Never prevent him from watcching satuday night football |
Politicians if you doubt me ask goodluck jonathan |
son are liars. How dem take no |
I must do this to my wife |
Op wants u to like his pics |
Men love men dont fall in love |
Now that you're married, say goodbye to your sex life. Are you going to call his/her mother "mom"? Trust me bro, you're going to miss being single. Will your husband let you hang out with your guy friends? Do you think she'll let you hang out with your friends like before? Now there's no need to stay on a strict diet. How come you didn't invite your cousin? So son, how's the old ball and chain? Hey, welcome to the club! Now, we're all miserable together Please hyphenate. Don't change your name entirely. I know you're busy, but can you help me with something? I always thought you'd end up with that girl you were dating in college. Are you going to keep working? There's no need to dress up or impress him anymore. He's yours now. What a beautiful wedding! It must've cost you a fortune. He'll make a great first husband! I never took you as someone who'll ever settle down. It's not too late to change your mind. If you want, just give me a signal. |
Reading such remarks can be funny at times. However, when they are being said to you, at your wedding, it can definitely be hurtful. What action you take afterward is completely in your hands. But do remember to tread softly as you don't want to seem defensive and ruin relationships with your family and/or friends. You don't have to work now, if you don't want to, right? Are you going to have a joint account? |
Are role models really that important? What about Adam and Eve? They did not have any role models, do you think they were happily married? Let’s see, they didn’t have a mortgage payment; they had a home with a beautiful view; a lot of pets; no telephones, which means no telemarketers calling at dinnertime! They had no supermodels trying to convince Eve she needs Slimfast, no pager telling Adam that his boss wanted to talk to him. And they had no inlaws! Yes, I think they may have been the happiest couple ever! So, what happened? Let’s think about it… It was a Sunday afternoon in the Meadowlands, and Adam was watching the Eagles and the Broncos play. He had earlier watched the Bears and the Lions play, and later that evening he was planning on watching the Seahawks and the Rams play. As you know, it would be centuries before he would be able to see the Vikings or the Raiders, and even longer still before he could catch the Jets in action. While Adam was vegging, Eve was working with the veggies in the garden. Eve loved it in the garden. She loved smelling the fragrances as they wafted through the flowers. She loved the touch of the silky leaves on the trees, the explosive colors that danced in her eyes. Yet, there was something missing for Eve. What could possibly be missing in such a perfectly beautiful, peaceful place? Some of you ladies have already guessed it ? Eve was dying to talk to someone! She had 5,000 words a day to speak and they were beginning to back up on her. Adam was busy, she couldn’t call her girl friends on the telephone because, duh, there was no 10-10-220 back then. Eve was so desperate for discussion that she was willing to overlook a few peculiarities, to ignore some social norms. First, she was willing to talk to a stranger. Now I know that she did not have a Mom to warn her of such dangers, but isn’t this just common sense? Think about it, this snake comes slithering up to her, and the first thing he does is stick his tongue out at her. Then, she immediately gets drawn into a discussion about politics and religion! What was she thinking? By the time Adam got clued in, they had had apple pie for dessert, |
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