Please spare us your ignoramus rants on this matter, it gets tiresome!

Live and let live!

It's so annoying the way they use every opportunity to talk down on cartoons as if anyone prevents them from sticking with Nigerian theatre?

Why must you "loud" your opinion on this matter, like who cares and what is your problem exactly?

Is anyone forcing you to watch them?

Look into this please.

Let him take his rants to a blog.

Is he the only mad person here? What's his problem?

"I am broke"

"I gat no money".

I don't know.

Dunno

So, two waters never meet doesn't apply?

I mean in Nigeria.

Let's hear your views.

What do you like about the preferred state you wish your town was in?

The Nigerian equivalent could be you people, although yall is more friendly.

Just saying.

Not again.

This is why I can't be a celebrity.

I don't smile when I'm feeling annoyed.

Ajibade16:
Where do you meet means the exact location where you guys first met.Take for am instance you met when she came to write entrance examination in your university i.e
the name of the university where you first met which might be Unilag or somewhere else
quoteer post=82306703]Important question for those who want to know: where do you meet a fiance/fiancee in order to get a visa.

Not sure if it's been asked already.

Where do you find a fiance/fiancee I mean.

Question for those who want to know.


Not everyone will search universities, what other places?

I watched a Nigerian skit about this once, the lady was begging the man to date her, she posed endlessly and stuff but he maintained his distance.

When it (the konji) became too frustrating, she started begging him and reminding him she had all the womanly assets. "Ati waju atenyin, gbogbo e lo wanbe".

The man just comported himself like pim or how do they say. She was trying to ruin his ministry, or devil wanted to use her/them perhaps.

Although, I know it's quite annoying when a man doesnt answer a woman's entreaties to fornicate.

Important question for those who want to know: where do you meet a fiance/fiancee in order to get a visa.

Not sure if it's been asked already.

That's not news @ thread title.

Dantedasz:


This thread is hilarious. The more they wriggle,the tighter the noose....

cheers01....

I think it's the same person going around with different user ids trying to throw underhand jabs: noose, thief, your mama smelling pussy like dead rat, etc.

Grow up, stop giving Nigeria a bad name, doesn't make you look good.

This person watches for my posts, then says something idiotic.

Probably the same one who cloned my moniker and also the one searching for husband, so called.

Desperation sha.

Once you leave Nigeria, it's not easy to go back home.

Their other choices are to relocate elsewhere.

I'd have said perhaps find a neighboring country to stay while things are sorted out. But if none is available, then head home I guess.

Only that 9+11 = 20

So 9/11/19 is 2019

Technically.

Just one of those things.

There's no vacuum in nature, there might be a drought or flooding elsewhere if care is not taken.

Interfering with certain things can have consequences if not handled correctly.

Interesting cat app.

With Nigerians, depression can be caused by a perceived lack of (emotional) control or loss of control.


But there are many causes, some of which are linked to genetics.

Ah memories.

I'm like "I wuz here".

Had my first taste of escargot there btw, the non African snail. I saw it on the menu and thought, why not.

Seems you have two entirely different questions.

Some Yorubas are foolhardy, they do things by rote without checking the weather (I also do this).

Also, we come across as very rude sometimes, like we don't understand the meaning of manners.

Just saying.

Generally, I think with fake tears, the person would be looking at whoever they were trying to impress, as in they surreptitiously monitor the intended target to see if they're taking the bait, or how they're reacting.

With real tears, the person crying does not place too much value on how the viewer perceives them .

Meaning one is for show while the other is not.

Sometimes it might be hard to tell the difference however.

It depends on the context.

Some tears are fake, some are real.

https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-identify-fake-crying-and-tears

Women are crying because of the situation they are told is going on in South Africa.

Do you have any suggestions on what to do?