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Romance › Re: Time To Separate Boys From Men by tpiar: 9:36pm On Apr 14, 2020

Amylove5:
*To all those men going to inbox ,This is the time to credit their Accounts.This is the best way to show love.They are tired of reading I love you ,Baby how was your night, Baby have you eaten? Baby stay safe for me.Its time to separate the men from the boys.
ladies should I increase the volume.*
Nobody should attack me I'm not feeling fine

And you don't look young in your photo, shouldn't you be typing more maturedly than this? huh

Just asking.

Politics › Re: #lockdown: People Struggle To Collect Rice And Semo In Lagos (video) by tpiar: 9:05pm On Apr 14, 2020

This is as a result of so much hunger in the country due to the lockdown that is currently ongoing.

There isnt so much hunger in certain groups if people are making videos showing themselves throwing food away, eg ponmo.

Food › Re: Let's Talk About Weird Meals We've Ever Eaten. by tpiar: 9:04pm On Apr 14, 2020

donbachi:
Beans and corn pottage.

Cooking that, don't preempt me next time, thanks.

Romance › Re: She Dumped Me For Her Ex, Shattered Me Into Irredeemable Pieces by tpiar: 9:03pm On Apr 14, 2020

Same topic from five to ten years ago, multiple times.

First it was some guy/s then it was a female, both saying the same thing, ie swearing revenge on their girlfriends and boyfriends who they say offended them.

They were trolling the forum a lot. Everybody got tired except them.

Food › Re: What Food Items Are Taboo In Your Traditional Nigerian Culture? by tpiar: 9:00pm On Apr 14, 2020

jubrilELsudan:
SAME WORDS MY WIFE TELLS ME i ALWAYS SAY TO MYSELF AFTER I TELLS HER HOW I ALWAYS HANG HER ON MY CEILING AND FVCK I AM A TSETSEFLY STYLE IN ALL HOLES THEN SHOOT MY/HER HOT CUM IN MY MOUTH THEN ON MY FUPA KUKUNASE.

Mods why does this person remain unbanned after I reported him/her multiple times? Seems like the same moniker, I don't think it's an alternate one.

But if I say shut down nairaland, it's immediately deleted due to fear?

Celebrities › Re: AY Shares Old Photo Of Wife, Mabel As He Counters Allegation Of Plastic Surgery by tpiar: 8:56pm On Apr 14, 2020

Culturedboss1:
Uncle leave people and face ur Wife or you now need Validation from people for aunty to still remain ur wife?!

A nairalander I guess, they usually need validation on personal matters.

Celebrities › Re: AY Shares Old Photo Of Wife, Mabel As He Counters Allegation Of Plastic Surgery by tpiar: 8:55pm On Apr 14, 2020

Congratulations on your marriage.

Romance › Re: Your Boyfriend Doesn’t Love You If He Don't Beat You Once In A While – Lady Says by tpiar: 8:49pm On Apr 14, 2020

Based on where she seems to be from, no comment.

Travel › Should Countries Have Stay At Home Times Every Year For A Clearer Atmosphere? by tpiar(op): 8:42pm On Apr 14, 2020

Especially Nigeria.

Perhaps a week of stay at home.

Health › Re: Can Pepper, Lime, Ginger Cure Coronavirus? (Fact Check) by tpiar: 8:29pm On Apr 14, 2020

aminulive:
Hello, no one said it doesn't work for other ailments....is there any evidence that backups the claim that it cures coronavirus? thats the locus of the fact-check

Could you post links to where someone said the items cure the virus.

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Celebrities › Re: Dark Skin Actresses Are More Favoured Innollywood- Actress Chelsea Eze by tpiar: 8:27pm On Apr 14, 2020

PHOTOS: I Bleach Because 80% Of Nigerian Men Prefer Fair Woman - Nollywood Actre

https://www.nairaland.com/2300982/photos-bleach-because-80-nigerian

Celebrities › Re: Dark Skin Actresses Are More Favoured Innollywood- Actress Chelsea Eze by tpiar: 8:25pm On Apr 14, 2020

“Most Nigerians Think You Are Bleaching If You Are Light-Skinned” – Nollywood Actress

https://www.informationng.com/2018/06/most-nigerians-think-you-are-bleaching-if-you-are-light-skinned-nollywood-actress-vera-gerald.html

Celebrities › Re: Dark Skin Actresses Are More Favoured Innollywood- Actress Chelsea Eze by tpiar: 8:23pm On Apr 14, 2020

Opinion: Welcome to Nigeria where beauty is light-skinned

https://www.legit.ng/1219702-opinion-welcome-nigeria-beauty-light-skinned.html

Celebrities › Re: Dark Skin Actresses Are More Favoured Innollywood- Actress Chelsea Eze by tpiar: 8:22pm On Apr 14, 2020

It also doesn't mean dark instantly translates as "good" because your personality is what determines your attitude and behaviour.

Celebrities › Re: Dark Skin Actresses Are More Favoured Innollywood- Actress Chelsea Eze by tpiar: 8:20pm On Apr 14, 2020

THE ISSUE OF COLOURISM IN NIGERIA

https://medium.com/@elizabethomosa5/the-issue-of-colourism-in-nigeria-df0d68ff78fe

In Nigeria, people are sometimes treated better just because of their skin color. Light skinned people or ‘fair people’ as we may call them are treated better than those with darker skin and have conditioned some of them to believe that they are indeed higher than others because of their skin color. They even get more opportunities just because they are ‘fair’.

Nigeria has the highest number of bleaching cream consumers in the world.

Celebrities › Re: Dark Skin Actresses Are More Favoured Innollywood- Actress Chelsea Eze by tpiar: 8:19pm On Apr 14, 2020

Aunty, no vex oh, but we can't always deny what is obvious:

In Nollywood, Fair Skin Gives Artistes Better Roles, Cash Than Talent

https://www.independent.ng/in-nollywood-fair-skin-gives-artistes-better-roles-cash-than-talent/

Health › Re: Can Pepper, Lime, Ginger Cure Coronavirus? (Fact Check) by tpiar: 8:10pm On Apr 14, 2020*

How many times are we going to rehash this topic?

Symptomatic treatments, simple.

Gosh you people are anti-correction. Are the NCDC folks nlers because that's how they behave.

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Romance › Re: Owning A House Should Not Be A Requirement For Dating Or Marriage? by tpiar(op): 8:07pm On Apr 14, 2020

Troubledlady008:

I have tried dating bankers, lawyer's, etc but all of them aren't doing that well financially.
Most don't even have a house of their own!

Romance › Owning A House Should Not Be A Requirement For Dating Or Marriage? by tpiar(op): 8:06pm On Apr 14, 2020

Or did I miss something? huh

Food › Re: What Food Items Are Taboo In Your Traditional Nigerian Culture? by tpiar: 8:02pm On Apr 14, 2020

Mods remove the posts discussing adultery/culture, thanks.

Would report them later.

As for that idiot called wildchild, I'll check you out when I have time, seems you need my attention.

Food › Re: What Food Items Are Taboo In Your Traditional Nigerian Culture? by tpiar: 7:58pm On Apr 14, 2020

jawalis:
Roasted Corn

Wait, are you Nigerian?

Which place doesn't eat roasted corn?

Food › Re: What Food Items Are Taboo In Your Traditional Nigerian Culture? by tpiar: 7:56pm On Apr 14, 2020

Zombiekiller010:
Food with no salt for 8 days for a woman that just gave birth

Taboo foods, not temporarily abstain from foods. There are people who might have just delivered, dont freak them out.

Food › Re: What Food Items Are Taboo In Your Traditional Nigerian Culture? by tpiar: 7:55pm On Apr 14, 2020

Roozyberry:
mine is ONA

Translate, thanks.

What food is this and which place?

Food › Re: What Food Items Are Taboo In Your Traditional Nigerian Culture? by tpiar: 7:54pm On Apr 14, 2020

jubrilELsudan:
I AM VERY STUPID.

CORONA FALL INSIDE MY ANUS.

Jokes Etc › Re: This is what will happen if Corona virus kills all of us PHOTOS by tpiar: 5:55pm On Apr 14, 2020

LivingSage:
Nuisance
Die alone

Specify op, so it seem like you're attacking your favourite enemy.

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Food › Re: What Food Items Are Taboo In Your Traditional Nigerian Culture? by tpiar: 5:37pm On Apr 14, 2020*

Jasongucci:
I have never eaten three leaf (ona). Its forbidden in some parts of owerre.

It's bitter, so you're not missing anything. Besides, probably it might have some physical effect on you or something (like allergies), you never know.

tpiar:
That's bitter yam, very tasty.

I'm not from your place, so I can eat it. You shouldn't, though.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dioscorea_dumetorum

https://www.webmd.com/vitamins/ai/ingredientmono-1221/bitter-yam

https://steemitimages.com/640x0/https://img.esteem.ws/6mwbm9ewmx.jpg

Food › Re: What Food Items Are Taboo In Your Traditional Nigerian Culture? by tpiar: 5:20pm On Apr 14, 2020

Pray2425:
Obonor

I assume you mean ogbono?

Food › Re: What Food Items Are Taboo In Your Traditional Nigerian Culture? by tpiar: 5:19pm On Apr 14, 2020

blingxx:
I'm from ake in egbaland (abeokuta) taking palm wine is a taboo ...

Never heard of that, especially since Amos Tutuola, author of The Palm Wine Drinkard (one of the most famous Yoruba books ever), was from Abeokuta.

Health › Re: LOCKDOWN; My Morning Routine To Keep My Sanity by tpiar: 5:17pm On Apr 14, 2020*

The video in this instance, is ok by itself without your added "explanation", particularly the part about warming your car's engine.

Just saying, don't use me/others to build your social credit please.

Nice thread.

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Jokes Etc › Re: This is what will happen if Corona virus kills all of us PHOTOS by tpiar: 5:01pm On Apr 14, 2020

ALL of us meaning? huh

Cos I see some people in your photo.

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Food › Re: What Food Items Are Taboo In Your Traditional Nigerian Culture? by tpiar: 4:59pm On Apr 14, 2020

In Ukwuani parts, it's believed eating snails can aggravate keloid it seems.

I think someone mentioned that on nairaland years ago.

Food › Re: What Food Items Are Taboo In Your Traditional Nigerian Culture? by tpiar: 4:58pm On Apr 14, 2020

darfay:
Only you said it's bitter yam, and now you are saying it's sweet/tasty.i guess it is bitter/sweet

"It's tasty" is different from "it's sweet".

Something can be tasty without being sweet.

Bitter leaf is tasty, it's not sweet.

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