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i'm so not surprised at the 95% or whatever fail rate announced by neco.

some dullards full naija.

homerac7:
@ tpia

D ijaws may hav migrated frm area around Ghana through d sea route while d middle belters have a complex origin through d jukun-igala movement. But dr routes r not same thus d likelyhood of common ancestry is not nearly feasible.

thanks.

the middle belters seem to have originated from central africa though.

i agree some ijaws might have originally been from ghana or thereabouts.

however, they might have some links to the areas around equatorial guinea as well but i'm not too sure.

^^talk to God

maybe He can help you with that miracle.

[quote author=X_factor link=topic=403381.msg7005493#msg7005493 date=1287942155]I have not read everyone's opinion but plz hear the lips of an SA woman:

It is a combination of things that makes us special.

Physically: SA women are beautiful and even the thin ones (round in all the tight places), which I imagine pleases most men because there is a definite difference between being male and female when assessing rear assets.

Intellectually :I speak for myself - I am happy to play in a man's world as long as I'm allowed to be a woman. So yes, when we started out (7 years ago) we were both struggling but now we both bring in great incomes home, most times me than him because my business has grown (thank God, and this I did not have when I met him by the way_ he encouraged me and motivated me to do what I love). He is a workaholic  and I'm ambitious so the combination worked.
I have a very successful business and now and I believe him being in my life is part of why I got that blessing.

Emotionally: I think SA woman let men be men and get on with the business of being a woman. My man makes me feel like the most fragile of things in the way he cares for and treats me (yet he knows I am incredibly strong and more than able to stand on my own). He tells me he loves me and shows it any number of times in a day. Kisses and hugs are everyday happenings. He knows after a hard day we need to let loose. 6 years into our marriage i still find him HOT and he knows it. and he allows me to be a woman, I'm the mother of his children, the wife in his home and the "ho" in his bed. We have our bad moments but he would never consider throwing in the towel because he thinks I'm worth it at my best.

Now, I know that since he got to SA he only dated SA girls and had no desire to marry from back home, he told me the reasons which I won't mention here because I don't wanna offend. But the brief experience I've had with Naija women has been an eye opener and I can understand his thinking. Lacking ambition, depending on the man to fork out the money, saying yes because you don't have an alternative and plotting against the very person who brings the bread home does not a humble woman make. Just to give u a little example: I have seen a naija woman stepping out of church to have a physical fight with a naija man about money, right there and we were all members of the same church. She had to be physically restrained my men. Now my sisters and I may be many things but we do not mistake our femininity for manliness.

the only difference I think there is: Again that SA women allow men to be men and get on with the business of being a woman. That's how God intended. [/quote]nigerian men and their sweet mouth have landed another one again who no longer knows her left from her right [assuming she knew it before].

after katakata bursts now, na only curses we go dey hear from ya side.

a lot of you women are just begging to be duped, imo.  oversabi dey worry una.

"oh, i'm so special and that's why this nigerian man is on lockdown"

lockdown ko, lockup ni. unless you don scatter something for im tea.

if you think it's your butt that the guy has never seen before, ask yourself why all the big butts in nigeria only led to mass polygamy and widespread male cheating.

^^ stale.

you're not nigerian so how does it concern you anyway.

instigator.

visa sha.

^^if they dont, that's because as long as they [kanuri] are muslim, they can choose their islamic identity over the arab one.

the issue here is the misconception that you have to be white to be an arab.

not that i'm saying there's anything wrong with refusing to be considered arab and neither am i knocking our forefathers' decision to maintain their independence.

but some nigerian tribes have traditions that link them with yemen or thereabouts.

many were fleeing slavery, oppression and interethnic/racial war hence the migration.

just my opinion.

there was also a persian incursion into africa but little is known about that.

^^thanks.

^^different groups, different ancestry.

there are arabs native to sudan and chad, yes.







you know if you remove the red sea, africa and the middle east are the same continent?

same thing with europe you might say.

but the red sea is smaller than the meditteranean one.

https://www.vatame.net/images/big_africa_midd.gif

^^use your medulla oblongata.

My simple point to you, is that, a community that has the mixture of the white folks tend to do so much better and has better arrangement in terms infrastructures, law implementation and new innovations

more often than not, but not always.


it could be a modern thing.

some african countries actually started as penal colonies of their european overlord. ie european convicts were shipped there.


Not much development then.

^^nah, they're arabs even if mixed.



arabs dont consist of only whites even though that's the way it seems.

this is why i say many nlers are pretending to be nigerian.

the poster never heard of abacha?

Why don't we refer to these ethnic groupings as Efik/Ibiobio?

they are called that sometimes.

is there any cultural link between ijaws and middle belters?

offtopic, i know.

^^boy george isnt nigerian

and yes, the maudlin look is commonly associated with the gay lifestyle but in nigeria, evaluate it on a case by case basis.

my point is, i'd be extremely surprised if denrele is actually gay.

relevance means posting irrelevant photos on nl simply because your negro arse was on a majority white beach? Are you negro btw.

to show you've arrived or something? Or that you have p.orn photos to waank to?

ok.

the meaning of relevance has changed a lot from what i knew it to be.

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^^he's trying to look gay but quite obviously he's not.

the first photo is an adaptation of the babanriga. What's so gay about it?

you probably thought it was a dress but on closer inspection, it's not.

^^yoruba men and nigerian males in general, tend to put property in their wives and concubines names as a way of keeping it from prying eyes.

so nothing new there.

hmmmmm


________ men and their wandering members.


the wives in search of better life for everybody and so leave the men to their own devices at home.


the women who always want a piece of other people's pie.


o ga o.


single men are becoming a rare species it seems.

Mcdugull:
BEHOLD!!!!! All you commentators, Beleive you me!!! She is not Ivoiren, i resides in Abidjan, dammn it you guys their girls are UGLY! DO a proper back ground check and you will find out that she is a bloody immigrant like me!, Go to ZONE 4 , in Abidjan and you will understand my point!

abeg sharap.

i've met ivoriens and many of them are very ok.

the men especially are quite handsome and well mannered.

you must be one of those colour struck nitwits.

If you want to know your spouse, despite the "In health or in sickness, in poverty or in riches Vows" you both took, tell her you have a second wife and her true self will surface! Give it a test

only a very primitive and neanderthal mind would come up with this type of crap.

some of you lack the basic knowledge of even the bare essentials of what being in a relationship entails.




[size=25pt]if your wife or girlfriend wants to test you, let her tell you she has a second husband and your true nature will surface.

give it a test.[/size]





where do they breed you people!!!!!

houvest:
Pray where is that? The guy is looking for straws to catch in order not to sink politically. Sad.

not the first time anti-nigerian sentiment will show up on bba.

other places nko?  same thing.