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Music/Radio / Re: "oh I Hate To See You Go" Wedding Song - Please Remind Me by TSOM(m): 11:45am On Aug 16, 2018 |
ITgenuis: For some reason, I remembered the song for the first time in a decade so I searched it out too. Listening to "Love mi jeje, love me tender" too. I can't remember the name of the song though. Wande Coal's 'Ololufe' and 'Kiss your hand' (original versions). The 2000's songs were frigging awesome. |
Romance / Re: What Good Sex Does To Women - Lady Reveals On Twitter. See Reactions by TSOM(m): 1:04pm On Aug 13, 2018 |
IamAirforce1:This is rich coming from you a guy who posts the most intimate photos and storied recounts of you tumbling beneath the sheets with random girls on the pages of Nairaland. Since you have gone further than she did by posting sex scenes with girls than the afore-stated girl has and she's supposedly cheap, you aren't even price-worthy. You lack the moral platform to launch your sanctimonious attacks. 145 Likes 10 Shares |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Fc Barcelona Fan Thread: "més Que Un Club" by TSOM(m): 10:56pm On Aug 12, 2018 |
naija01: Everyone knows this. We could as well buy Lukaku and play him up if we are going to have the likes of Suarez (in his current form) as our No. 9 . |
Food / Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by TSOM(m): 7:21pm On Aug 12, 2018 |
Mariangeles: Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaatttttt?! |
Romance / Re: My Boobs Has Been Heavy Lately by TSOM(m): 10:12pm On Aug 11, 2018 |
BiafranBushBoy:You've become a member of the full-on beardgang too? Welcome to the team, BEARDren. 4 Likes |
Celebrities / Re: Tiwa Savage Dressed Like A Tomboy In New Photos by TSOM(m): 2:31pm On Aug 10, 2018 |
Enouwem: www.nairaland.com/attachments/7549797_img20180810124820_jpeg47989b1039a405084cd41d2639747dbe VAR! |
Politics / Re: How Udom Changed The Face Of Akwa Ibom Health Sector by TSOM(m): 12:01pm On Aug 10, 2018 |
Jokerman: Forget what you've been reading on the pages of Nairaland and on social media, until Akpabio's selfish defection (for reasons all Akwa Ibomites understand), APC had no real structure in Akwa Ibom. Akpabio's defection changes things but would Akpabio who has an ego the size of Siberia be willing to be bossed around like Oshiomole is doing with other APC party members? Would Akpabio and Nsima Ekere who is the APC's Governorship candidate by default be willing to work as co-captains? Would Akpabio support Nsima Ekere who has a grudge to settle with Akpabio for scheming him out in the Akwa Ibom 2014 Governorship primaries? Nsima Ekere is vindictive and wouldn't forgive. Would Akpabio risk that? Would Victor Antai who was a commissioner until 5 days ago not want to be Governor or Deputy Governor under the APC even though he and Nsimi Ekere (APC's candidate) are from the same Senatorial District? I could go. These folks who know nothing about the politics in Akwa Ibom State would sit in Ogbomosho or Ilesha confidently asserting that the APC now owns Akwa Ibom State. They are all Jon Snows- they know nothing! 1 Like |
Politics / Re: How Udom Changed The Face Of Akwa Ibom Health Sector by TSOM(m): 11:45am On Aug 10, 2018 |
SolutionMee: Udom Emmanuel has actually done well in other sectors. He has continued the Victor Attach and God'sWill Akpabio legacy of radical road infrastructure. Electrification and power transmission has increased under Udom Emmanuel. Most parts of Uyo, Ikot Ekpene, Eket, Ikot Abasi, Mkpat Enin and Ibesikpo enjoy at least 12 hours of power supply daily under Udom Emmanuel. More power substations have been commissioned by Udom Emmanuel than under the other two democratic governors. The health sector hasn't been as radically improved as TonyeBarcanista is touting it to be but it's not worse than it was under Akpabio. Compared to what is obtainable in most Nigerian states, it is good. TonyeBarcanista has exaggerated on the health tourism part. Udom Emmanuel should do well to quell the frequent clashes in Etim Ekpo L.G.A but the 5 L.G.As which make up the Oro Nation have been more peaceful under Udom Emmanuel than under Akpabio. Unlike God'sWill Akpabio, Udom Emmanuel isn't exactly nepotistic. Akpabio gave the juicest appointments to those from his L.G.A but Udom Emmanuel has spread it. Akpabio's developmental strides as governor can't be understated but Udom Emmanuel has held his own. He also doesn't spend lavishly on needless things. And most people who criticize him do so because he has refused to be the 'Santa Claus' Akpabio was as governor. Udom Emmanuel has also given more appointments to youths. Of course, as an Akwa Ibomite, I want him to do better. He has to build more industries. We have the roads, bridges, security, electricity and a skilled workforce now. All that's left is radical industrialization spread into many L.G.As. |
Romance / Re: Bride Rocks Cleveage Baring Gown On Her Wedding Day (Photos) by TSOM(m): 2:15pm On Aug 07, 2018 |
I'm all for the full beardgang and all of the aesthetic qualities it adds to a man's face and general looks but the groom's beard style is awful. Timaya's beard might be daring but it's well-groomed. This groom really needs to groom! 22 Likes 2 Shares |
Crime / Re: How Corper Linda Nkechi Igwetu Died After Police Shot Her - She Was Treated by TSOM(m): 2:09pm On Aug 07, 2018 |
Darn! You guys have been at this for months on end. All it takes is to see the other person's moniker viewing any page and that alone is incendiary enough to set any such thread aflame. It's like 2015-2016 all over again. |
Romance / Re: "Run Away From Women Who Want You To Last An Hour In Bed" - Victor Ibeh by TSOM(m): 2:36pm On Aug 02, 2018 |
Many men whether self-induced or involuntarily can't even have a thirty-minute-long erection. Instead of finding solutions to their problems, their problems, they resort to consuming toxic drugs to artificially boost their virility and libido, albeit in the short-term. There's nothing wrong with making love for one hour or more. It's absolutely normal. That you have erectile dysfunction and quick ejaculatión by no way means that's the norm. Stay away from drugs and alcohol! Both toxic substances take a toll on your virility and libido in the long time. Lasting for one hour and more during love making is normal for me and many other men out there, and completely natural too. Ask me to swear on anything sacred to ascertain my claim and I willingly and happily will. Find solutions to your diminishing virility, guys! Women aren't to blame on this one. 11 Likes 1 Share |
Romance / Re: Drunk Man Sexually Harassed By A Lady. But See How Nigerias Are Reacting Online by TSOM(m): 5:13pm On Aug 01, 2018 |
sanpipita: They aren't mock the dude. They are playing the victims' card and trolling to mock women 'cause that's the way women react to issues- being overly sentimental and all. |
Romance / Re: Drunk Man Sexually Harassed By A Lady. But See How Nigerias Are Reacting Online by TSOM(m): 5:11pm On Aug 01, 2018 |
lilmax: LOL. The whole of thing was basically to shame feminists. |
Romance / Re: Stop Socializing With Female Colleagues by TSOM(m): 10:04am On Jul 30, 2018 |
"...Stop being alone with random women..." This is certainly true in most cases. Then again, a sizeable number of men who were falsely accused by these supposed vindictive women were accused by women they thought they had a bond with, either as friends or lovers. To be on the safe side, it's smart to have evidence that she willingly wanted your companionship and she tumbled beneath the sheets willingly with you. Stay away from hot-tempered women who spontaneously react to issues- the overly-sentimental ones. They'd ruin you just for the sheer pleasure of it if they feel scorned by you. Stay away from a female who actively craves to be the life of any party, the center of attention on and off social media. She'd ruin you with lies even just for a few more 'likes', 'shares' and to trend. She knows the victims' game more than you ever will. And, of course, it goes without saying, don't get too comfortable with any female colleague. She'd give you up just for brownie points. She'd ruin you if it'd help advance her career. It's workplace politics after all. It's always better to befriend her or make her a friendly acquaintance first, guage the strength of her character (as well as you can) before deciding if you can make a move on her. 1 Like 1 Share |
Romance / Re: The Average Nigerian Girl Attitude by TSOM(m): 9:49am On Jul 27, 2018 |
DonroxyII: I hate eating out. I'd rather munch on snacks and drinks than eat 'real' food outside. The only exception is if I am too busy for days to cook. Still, rice, at the very least, is quicker to prepare than most meals so being busy isn't exactly an excuse. I'm a sucker for well-prepared homemade meals. I always have been since childhood and the females in my life at different points have come to accept and understand that. I'd state it from the onset. I don't even eat at parties and get-togethers. And, no, I don't go out with random girls. She has to be my friend first before we progress to dating. 2 Likes |
Romance / Re: The Average Nigerian Girl Attitude by TSOM(m): 9:40am On Jul 27, 2018 |
derrydinny: Most? Maybe. All? Certainly not. Even the heavens would curse me if I tell that much of a lie 'cause I've had such good natured, comparatively content females who just want love and romance and all of the possibilities we can be having each other's back. That the only females you meet and date are primarily interested in leeching financially is mostly your fault. You chose such women for yourself, not me. Don't project your failings in the quest for healthy, romantic relationships on everyone else. |
Romance / Re: The Average Nigerian Girl Attitude by TSOM(m): 4:45pm On Jul 25, 2018 |
lalanice: Yeah... Really odd coming from you Lalanice- a gyno-humanoid with the creative ability of a stone, the rationality of a crazed bat and the articulation of a Cerebral Palsy patient. Try changing the smelly wig you've had on for four years. Lalanice? More like Lala-LICE. 3 Likes |
Romance / Re: The Average Nigerian Girl Attitude by TSOM(m): 2:40pm On Jul 25, 2018 |
safarigirl: You missed a caveat in my prequel post. I never go out on dates with random, strange females. Before the, well, 'official date', we'd be familiar. More like friends or friendly acquaintances, at least. Females shouldn't go on dates with random guys anywhere too. If he's cruel enough to rape her in private, he can be cruel enough to spike her drink when out in public, make a play at dropping her off at her place then lure her to a private place where he'd rape her. Rapists would rape as long as they can get away with it. If he's going to rape you, he could even be patient enough to gain your trust before he does it. We've all heard of rape between platonic friends of the opposite sex who visit each other in private. Rape can still happen even if you are both dating. Once one person doesn't give consent verbally or otherwise, it is rape. 1 Like |
Romance / Re: The Average Nigerian Girl Attitude by TSOM(m): 11:27am On Jul 25, 2018 |
If she's broke and petty, avoid her. No matter how intelligent or pretty she might seem, if she's the afore-described female, she'd be a shameless leech. I find it odd that people still go on traditional first-time 'dates' in restaurants and other such places to eat and talk over food. Come on, guys, can't you be more creative? She's gone on a gazillion dates in such places. There'd be nothing special about both of you meeting, even if you are a good conversationalist. Well, maybe it's because these guys go on 'dates' with random girls they just met. How about meeting a girl on or offline, establishing contact and see if both of you get to hit if off- your masculine charm, looks and articulation could come into play. If that works, she'd be more comfortable meeting up with you in secluded places, your apartment even. Prepare a dinner or see a movie with the go-alongs of a movie theater (snacks, drinks, dimmed lights...) and more but in your apartment or hers. You get privacy (which isn't necessarily about tumbling beneath the sheets but if it happens, go for it, brother) and get to know each other more. I mean, that's the essence of going on dates. I can't even picture myself in any such scenario depicted in the screenshotted WhatsApp chat. I go on unplanned dates in eateries- on-the-spot decisions to just go out with a Missy. The spontaneity is fun and both go out with open minds. At least, by then, both of you are already an item. You guys are too predictable and sadly so. It's the foremost reason you cease being interesting to each other after meeting up for the first time. Be innovative and unpredictable! 10 Likes 3 Shares |
Romance / Re: How Do I Know A Serious Guy? by TSOM(m): 5:46pm On Jul 19, 2018 |
kaorama: Trust me, 'players' can look 'serious' too. It's all about getting into character. Be well-spoken with a convincing skill which is almost hypnotic. Be super suave with the chivalry of an English Knight. Have a 'tweakable' script to play out with her with you being the 'lead actor'. I could go on. I could list a thousand signs to watch out for to know if a guy is serious but all of that wouldn't be foolproof. 'Players' could go as far as letting you interact with their closest friends and family members. 'Players' would pick your calls even if you ring them up by 11.45pm. You wouldn't hear a female's voice in the background and the female in bed with him wouldn't be suspicious 'cause he'd be as jovial as ever with his replies to you over the phone. The whole point of being 'the perfect player' is to be as convincing as a 'serious guy'. It's to never be found out. You'd never know until you actually know; vague as that statement might seem. 14 Likes 1 Share |
Romance / Re: Nigerian Man Exposes His Babe Undies, Says She Finds It Hard To Wash Her Undies: by TSOM(m): 8:06am On Jul 18, 2018 |
xoxocandy: pocohantas: Yeah, now that a female is being shamed it has to be a "scorned ex or chyker." You refuse to accept girls are dirty. I don't recollect you shaming the girl who did exactly the same to a guy on this thread : "Lady Calls Out Her Boyfriend And Exposes His Dirty Boxers :"https://www.nairaland.com/4045422/lady-calls-out-ex-boyfriend-cheated Two can play. 1 Like |
Sports / Re: Sergio Ramos And Pilar Rubio Are Engaged After 3 Kids by TSOM(m): 10:28pm On Jul 17, 2018 |
PhilAmadeus: OurworkComNg1: chinwezdasilva: Madridiots on the prowl. |
Sports / Re: Sergio Ramos And Pilar Rubio Are Engaged After 3 Kids by TSOM(m): 9:51pm On Jul 17, 2018 |
Cruel, cheating bastárd! As a Barça fan, I'd never thought I'd dislike any player more than the disdain I have for Cristiano Penaldo...until Sergio RAMos took his infamy to ultra-villainy heights in recent years. Still pissed-off some player didn't splint both his tibias and fibulas at the World Cup on live TV and he got away unhurt. Kudos to the woman who chose to marry this football-scum. You deserve all the praises for putting up with him. 12 Likes 1 Share |
Romance / Re: Why Do You Men Cheat ? by TSOM(m): 5:32pm On Jul 17, 2018 |
delugajackson: Erm, bro, I am not anonymous. I try not be be. Certainly not as closeted and evasive as my persona is projected to be. What'soint anyway? I'm a private message away. |
Romance / Re: Why Do You Men Cheat ? by TSOM(m): 4:58pm On Jul 17, 2018 |
delugajackson: Darn! I get excited and positively so when I interact with other young Akwa-Ibomites who, against all odds, will themselves to speak and write in the native languages on open oline forums, the seeming unpopularity regardless. Hopefully the trend continues to get an upward climb. Song'idem, eté. Afo ama nwéd yak afon etieti. 1 Like |
Romance / Re: Why Do You Men Cheat ? by TSOM(m): 4:43pm On Jul 17, 2018 |
UyaiIncomparabl: It was last active in October, 2017. You created this moniker of yours in February, 2018. If I mention that moniker of mine and you recollect it and the persona associated to it forum-wide, it means you were a Nairalander before you created this UyaiIncomparabl moniker. That would leave us with the obvious question, "Uyai, what was your previous Nairaland moniker?" |
Romance / Re: Why Do You Men Cheat ? by TSOM(m): 4:34pm On Jul 17, 2018 |
UyaiIncomparabl:He isn't. And no, he doesn't type like me. Ask the oldies or folks who have been Nairalanders pre-2016 which moniker is linked to this particular moniker of mine. TSOM is an acronym, an acronym of my other moniker. |
Romance / Re: Why Do You Men Cheat ? by TSOM(m): 4:30pm On Jul 17, 2018 |
delugajackson:Eté, n'nam dié ? Anieghe idiok iko sé nwed ké this thread? The back-and-forths have been related to the subject matter, the topic of the thread. Well, partly. 1 Like |
Romance / Re: Why Do You Men Cheat ? by TSOM(m): 3:58pm On Jul 17, 2018 |
UyaiIncomparabl:I am Ibibio. That much half of Nairaland are aware of, at least. I've always stated it. That much I'd admit here too. How did I dig all of that up? You are certainly a newbie on Nairaland, this section especially, if you have to ask that question. Forget the time this particular moniker of mine was registered. I'm sure you didn't mean what you implied by killing a man who cheats on you. Ibibios aren't known to be violent, irrational or so vindictive. |
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