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Tomjazzy2:
I didn't label all ladies as promiscuous bro

But camp can be termed devils parlour ...they even shared condoms

This will see dangote richer than Carlos slim

Tomjazzy2:
Having successfully concluded my one year compulsory service to the nation, I can categorically say here that, any girl/lady who doesn't cheat, or attempts to cheat on her partner/husband during her service year, will to a very large extent, remain loyal and faithful for the rest of her life; take it from me.

The reason for the afore assertion is not far-fetched; NYSC is generally perceived as an avenue to engage, even if for the last time, in all maners of immoralities. During this period, you can hardly differentiate a married lady from a single lady; they all want to catch the fun with out any form of social discrimination from their colleagues. Most married ladies go as far as taking off their sacred wedding rings once they put on that revered, or perhaps cursed khaki.

I remember quite vividly, the frown that greeted me the day I curiously, but politely asked a married lady in my platoon, why she wasn't working on redeploying back to the state where her husband was residing. The stern look on her face as she looked at me, could be vaguely interpreted to mean, "wtf! do I look too old to be in this camp?"

Carry out a quick but careful study, you'd be surprised to find out the number of female corp members, that get married just few weeks after POP, who were hitherto, your close/intimate female friends.

I will NEVER advice any reasonable man, to allow his wife particularly, and may be his fiancee, to be deployed outside his state of residence. But if he wants to put her character to test, then there isn't any test which can be as rigorous and complex as the NYSC (Not recommended)



NB: the above post is made with out prejudice to the sound moral and ethical standards, which the NYSC scheme is built upon.

But I have seen some decent ladies also in camp


I do not think that it will be nice to label all ladies promiscuous


There are still some decent ladies


I have seen virgins that passed nysc and still virgin

naijadeyhia:
Seun if I am to make any suggestion per this proposal of yours it would be just one...

CREATE AN "I NEED HELP"SECTION IN NL AND HAVE IT MODERATED BY ENSURING THAT THOSE SEEKING INVESTMENT PARTNERS STAY OFF IT AND THEN PLACE A BANNER ON THAT PARTICULAR SECTION STATING THAT ANY HELP RENDERED WOULD BE PURELY A PERSONAL CHOICE BY THAT INDIVIDUAL.

Such a nice idea and also there should be scrutinity and the serious cases should make front page ... Some people can get break via nairaland


So that's life

Seun:
I hereby propose to create a new rule that forbids anyone from asking for money - especially investments and donations - on Nairaland later today. The enforcement of this rule will completely block the activities of many scammers. Any objections?

To me ..I don't think it should be banned but the purpose ..some are genuinely in need and I think they should be given opportunity to get or solicit for funds ...some might be for charity reasons. ..but there might be scam artist also


To me I think that before a post is allowed that is meant to solicit for funds ..there should be some level of scrutinity

Also the rich is busy chasing money and deals where as the poor uses sex as recreational avenue ..and he is less busy


But poverty ignorance and illiteracy can help also


But the question is how many kids are too much


To some they need only two
To some three is too much to some four is too much


So it depends

I think it has to do with illiteracy and possibly there is the belief that children is wealth


You know they have the mindset of having too many kids so that they will take care of them in future

hamzia:
Cameroonian women and girls whose chests
were ironed with hard and heated objects by ther
mothers in a traditional practice tell their
heartbreaking stories.

Breast ironing is the pounding and massaging of
a pubescent girl’s breasts, using hot tools, to try
to make them stop developing or to
disappear. It is typically carried out by family
members who are trying to protect the girl from
sexual harassment and rape. They hope it will
aslo prevent early pregnancy that would tarnish
the family name, or to allow the girl to pursue
education rather than be forced into early
marriage.

It is mostly practiced in parts of Cameroon,
where boys and men may think that girls whose
breasts have begun to grow are ready for
sex. The most widely used implement for breast
ironing is a wooden pestle normally used for
pounding tubers. Other tools used include
leaves, bananas, coconut shells, grinding stones,
ladles, spatulas, and hammers heated over
coals.

Cindy, 14 years old; and a wooden spatula that
has been used for breast ironing. Photo credit:
Gildas Paré
“Every morning, before going to school, my mom
makes me lift up my top so she can make sure I
haven’t taken my bandage off. It’s been two
years now and she still checks it on a daily
basis. It’s humiliating. I’d like her to stop. When
I grow up, I want to be a lawyer or play piano. I
hope that wearing this bandage will help me to
continue my education.” – Cindy, 14 years old.

What a hell

Why are Africans this backward


So this is it ....and its too bad

MrkenOkonkwo:
Tony. after snapping all anambra neighborhood, how many duplex have u bought?

onye nzuzu

Can you grow up pls. .how many duplex picture did u see me post ...so if i build i should tell u so that you can use your ill luck ...anu ofia ..ifele mee gi


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