₦airaland Forum

4 Play:
Cash no be problem. . . I think we can work out something on[b] hire-purchase[/b].

Be there making noise. . .negotiations are in full swing.Soon you will be mine!

®Th£ Sly®:
I love you too my sweetest Muki baby!!. . . .

amber_ella:
Well, I have a bit of German in me, so on behalf of my fellow whities, I'd like to apologise to you.

Growing up, I thought that racism was a thing of the past. Here in Canada, it's not socially acceptable to make racist comments. We're taught that everyone is equal and that skin color is just that - pigment. However, once I started dating my African husband, it became apparent to me how stupid and ignorant some of my fellow countrymen and women still are. They won't come out and say it but it's totally still here. Very shameful and disappointing.

HR.hotness:
I'm done with men. . .

Love Slaves will do from now on

amber_ella:
I'm curious to know what you think of white foreigners living in Nigeria? Honesty is allowed here. Do you make any assumptions when you see a young white woman? Some people tell me white foreigners are treated better than some locals. Others seem to have negative stereotypes (ie: white women or westerners don't have strong family values, do not respect their parents, sleep around, etc.) Or do you simply not care and treat them the same way you would treat anyone else. Are there many white people living in your area?

Thank you.

Rebellious:
@4 Her, is Uche cute?

debosky:
OBJ may have wasted an opportunity no doubt, but if we REMAIN in those 8 years or don't take stock with a view to moving forward, we are wasting even MORE time now. I am not making any excuses for OBJ - he tried a number of strategies, many failed and he was beginning to get somewhere with the NIPP, even with its flaws. What I ask is that WHILE we are still 'probing' (knowing what has come of such in Nigeria in the past) we should also maintain what is on ground and move forward. I still maintain he has laid a solid foundation that, if built upon will create dividends almost IMMEDIATELY, is that not the desire of people? I don't deny his planning is necessary, but not to the detriment of things happening in other areas.

4 Play:
In my view,the reason why there is so much kerfuffle over Iraq is that for the first time in decades,Westerners (in the form of US troops)are also losing their lives.Saddam's Anfal campaign didn't make headlines because no single American died in it

amber_ella:
I want anonymous responses because I don't want to offend anyone. I can't go to my inlaws and say "you people seem so materialistic, putting money before the family"!! How rude and disrespectful would that be?! I don't even feel comfortable to ask a friend my age.

amber_ella:
For that reason, if I want to understand my husband and his family, I should go to his people for answers, no?

amber_ella:
However, you failed to address my question. I am not here to talk about anal sex or to complain about my husband. I am simply interested in talking to men who work away from home, or women whose husbands work away from home, to hear their point of view.

landis:
clever.

Abacha did not loot any money, he just paid them to certain places.

IBB did not loot any money, he just paid them to certain places

OBJ did not loot any money, he just paid them to cerian places



I love Nigeria

buzyDiva:
Some Ugliness are UNLOVEABLE o . . big time.

naijaking1:
This game of "buck-passing" will not give power to Nigeria. I am so disappointed that you have resorted to blaming Yardua and his associates for 'sensationalizing' this report. You have also forgotten that OBJ personally, handily, and willfully picked an unwilling Yardua to succeed him in office.

debosky:
Granted there were some managerial and planning deficiencies in the OBJ NIPP implementation and conceptualization, and those should be corrected forthwith

debosky:
To fyneguy claiming the power projects were 'white elephant' projects


People are making this all about OBJ and his persona - it is NOT. Yes the buck stopped at his table, what we need is an OBJECTIVE and rational assessment of what he spent, how he spent it and what it achieved - not political point scoring by engaging in the new national past time 'Obj bashing'.

Kobojunkie:
Now that is the best question anyone has asked in so many pages of posts. We are quick to castigate those outside of our own shores for doing what we do within but at the end of the day, these people are more likely to move back to SA as soon as the situation dies down.

gabrywyl:
Maybe the little ones are not rude because theres the eldest there but I think the middle age Nigeriens can be alittle over the top at times.

Like today, a guy called me ugly like the devil and called me bitch and I did not call him anything to begin with and when another Nigerian guy ask him what is his problem, he told the guy to kiss his black ass,

gabrywyl:
Maybe the little ones are not rude because theres the eldest there but I think the middle age Nigeriens can be alittle over the top at times.

Like today, a guy called me ugly like the devil and called me bitch and I did not call him anything to begin with and when another Nigerian guy ask him what is his problem, he told the guy to kiss his black ass,


And like the other day, another guy called me a Malaysian Slut and not worth for a Nigerian guy since I did not talk to this guy at all also to begin with

gabrywyl:
Maybe the little ones are not rude because theres the eldest there but I think the middle age Nigeriens can be alittle over the top at times.

Like today, a guy called me ugly like the devil and called me bitch and I did not call him anything to begin with and when another Nigerian guy ask him what is his problem, he told the guy to kiss his black ass,




And last week, another person called me a LovePeddler pretending to be a virgin. He just snap out and everyone thought he had his period or something,

Now thats what I call Plain Rude, (Sorry, I don't and never would saybad words or to swear but just to give examples. So excuse me for this time. Thank you)