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Wow |
Interesting. |
Interesting. Whiners take note. |
Hmm |
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Too many illiterates on the thread! Sorry state of nigerian education which gej and the dumbos on this thread arent worried about but to be chasing " lapalapa"! |
What's your point? |
Just follow the old format imo |
soye35: Hey house,i think its of no good for any 9ja family with a better sense of reasoning to go for such that expensive child delivery in the usa ,while back home here in 9ja,u pay nothing,i mean its absolutely free to deliver ur kids here at home,be wise and stop being crazy of having american citizenship,u can better use the thousands of dollars on better things,gudluck.i know, right? This is crazy. If only these people know what they're exposing their kids to in the name of giving them overseas citizenship. Smh. Oh well. At least the hospitals are making money. |
Efcc or whoever is considered the anti corruption watchdog had better be monitoring these people because we dont want to hear of one billion naira being used to bribe the senators over this d.umb matter. Money that should be applied towards development is what they prefer to convert to filthy lucre for bribing. God punish devil o! |
NRI PRIEST: iya dudu!what point are you trying to make here? |
Hmm cant say i like the name mukina. Lord knows what kind of name is that. |
^open a new thread either here or in music section. You people have started abi? |
Nemerem44: This whole thing reminds me of what my immediate younger brother usually does, that made me to stop giving him money I feel he doesn't need. The annoying thing is that when they are doing all these, they don't see themselves as MUGUSwhy should they see themselves as mugus when they're not? nigeria is a poor country- there's nothing unusual about a boy sharing his meager rations with someone he's in love with. the girl will do the same for him as well. It's called sharing, bro. and it goes beyond relationships alone. I know of people who can share their food, etc with others from poorer backgrounds while in college though admittedly most people stick to their comfort zone ie social class. its only aristo language you people understand. Pity!!! |
I dont see it as unusual because i knew plenty of such cases when i was in school. Unfortunately, i didnt obtain my own boyfriend to be giving me a regular salary due to too much SU but nothing spoil sha. Glory be to God. Some of my friends were in that situation because they werent from overly rich homes and the boyfriends helped out ( although some of the guys in question were working and so could afford it). Ah, those were the days when nigerian men were still men. Or perhaps it was just the ones i knew sha. |
If he's serious about the girl then its not really a big deal- guys can also help out others the same way even if no romance is involved. They're both in school and still quite young, and he's possibly doing it out of love for the girl. If that's not the case and he's just trying to play gbogbo big guys then he should definitely be. reprimanded. However, i think its probably the first scenario |
texazzpete: You know, sometimes I am dumbfounded by the imbecility of some of my fellow Nigerians.i think the mango tree broke off one of the plane's wings. Either that or the wing sustained some damage when it sheared through the mango tree. |
Depends on the type of top and your body shape @poster or topic. Squeezing a mighty or skinny butt into skinny jeans and then topping it off with a tight 1/4 shirt, ought to be a no no. However, skinny jeans with a loose and longer blouse is elegant and ok, all things being equal. Is there any thread where women are discussing these things, because i fail to see why the op is the one giving fashion advice though he could explain more what he means. Besides, men wear skinny jeans almost as much as women these days. They braid hair, wear earring, use makeup, perm, etc. Nothing women are doing that men dont also do. Including growing b.reast. |
MacLovington: Good say Omotola no follow dem expose the nice food my broda dey chop for public.i tire o. African women tend to be bustier on average and most of these designs were made for women who arent busty. |
Danka7777: I totally disagree with you tpia. I am guy but I would go out on a limb here to defend the women. What do you say about this guy too wearing tight pants exposing his big phallic symbol and crotch as seen by one of the invitees below? I don't know what is making his pe$nis so hard. What is he looking at? Wouldn't it be reasonable to equally say that these pants were made for non African men also? Besides, aren't those female pants he is wearing?he's the only one who knows what he's wearing. Maybe he borrowed his junior sister's trousers. I didnt say all the men dressed well btw. I said a few of them- maybe one or two, not counting the ones in native because it's kind of hard to go wrong with native if you're a man. In any case, he could also be repping the gaay guys. As per why he's feeling h. orny as shown by his erection- maybe he was staring at people's b.reasts. |
Wbb and can someone label the photos or should i check the link because i dont know a lot of the people there. |
cdz: Seriously, why don't we just cut the strip tease and simply show up at these events STARK naked? Methinks it'll make for easy appraisal of who's who and who's got what and in what proportion and colour and shape. It disgusts me to see us like this: baring breasts and half boiled legs. I look at these photos and I don't see any people; I just see boobs and legs! What's up with that? Thought we were Africans with a culture?Seriously, i hate pointing this out all the time but i just get so tired of seeing breasts everywhere. For heavens sake i thought its gaay females and loose men who want women displaying their breasts all over the place in public. Maybe i'm just weird sha but i do get tired of being forced to look all the time. I'd feel the same way if i kept seeing te***--++les in the name of being dressed. Pardon my language @ all. Maybe i'm too tight laced or something? |
As for the men, a few of them look alright. |
Black african women dont necessarily have to wear all the busty outfits exposing their breasts. These clothes were designed for non-africans with a slimmer build and as such, might not have the same effect when an african wears it. Understating the obvious here. What happened to nigerian women's dress sense, because they dressed better than this when I was at home. |
Obijulius: Pls what is the pilot's religion? Y re we ignoring this? And the technician who worked on this craft...what is his/her religion? ![]() |
[quote author=gbemi-james]Professor Emmanuel Obot....A great Environmentalist... Executive Director of Nigerian Conservation Foundation...A great man he was... RIP...*tears* safaritalk.net/topic/8714-obituary-prof-emmanuel-obot-nigerian-conservation-foundation/[/quote]hmm. May he rip. |
Seems that was supposed to be his last flight before returning to florida. Also, someone on a news site mentioned the pilot was american , within hours of the crash. ( i even thought he was mistaken). This was while nlers were posting pictures of a nigerian captain. How did foreigners overseas have access to this information so quickly? |
bodejohn: Anything could have happened to the passengers while they were going round in circles in the air, my heart usually skip anytime there was sudden loss of altitude. All of them might have fainted before the eventual crash.well, i suppose its possible they could have lost consciousness immediately before the crash, or else they'd have called people on ground to inform them of the situation. Just theorizing |
mimifonwon: umm i beg to differ, i am part of both cultures and from what i have seen its the opposite for yoruba- they value beauty a lot, over character, i might be wrong, but based on my observation thats what i have seen.yes, you're very wrong. Even a non-nigerian who has never met any nigerian, will tell you the same. |
i dont think it was an accident. there were too many people with a prior knowledge of a pending catastophe- even here on nl and also in real life. accessories to the act. |
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