₦airaland Forum

pocohantas:
And backward...

99.91731% fall into that subset.

The worst being those who spent the larger part of their formative years in the SE or have never lived outside the SE for reasonable time. Let alone abroad.

baby124:
I was going by this quote by OP:




What exactly has made them men? through wearing cloth and small small flogging? They haven’t shown the community their prowess by farming one acre of bountiful harvests, defeating fellow men in traditional wrestling and building a hut with their bare hands. . We are tired of these 21st century audio men who only have sharp mouth and, can make internet videos better than slay queens. . Or come on NL beating their chest about blue and red pill when not even pangolo is in their pocket .

Oh ok, on the age to marry. I wonder what age that is in traditional Igbo culture cause these ones look like 30yrs.

safarigirl:
You are speaking from a perspective of someone who lives in urban areas. Culture is not dying in the rural areas, people still have shrines in their father's compounds, where they go for ablution, many still poor libation to their ancestors at gatherings.

To say culture is dying is a far reach. Culture is still very much alive.

sarrki:
When I say Pmb failed on roads I mean it

urahara:
During the Scramble for Africa, Queen Victoria signed a Treaty of Protection with the King and Chiefs of Akwa Akpa, known to Europeans as Old Calabar on 10 September 1884. This enabled the British Empire to exercise control over the entire territory around Calabar, including Bakassi. The territory subsequently became de facto part of Nigeria, although the border was never permanently delineated. However, documents released by the Cameroonians, in parity with that of the British and Germans, clearly places Bakassi under Cameroonian Territory as a consequence of colonial era Anglo-German agreements. After Southern Cameroons voted in 1961 to leave Nigeria and became a part of Cameroon, Bakassi remained under Calabar administration in Nigeria until ICJ judgement of 2002.


From Wikipedia

itsme01:
three years ago, how christian like

itsme01:
they dont know trump is a business man, i wonder when last trump went to church or saw a bible... if he hates muslim he wouldnt sell saudi $1bn military hardware

LilMissFavvy:
[s]You are 100percent wrong. Vict*orian is totally correct, I never knew much about the couple, but from the few comments I am able to read, the husband is to be blamed. The husband was a dream killer, he successfully killed her dreams and murdered her acting career. He frustrated her in the marriage and tried to turn her into someone else, his family must have also made life miserable for her, how can a mother inlaw be unnecessarily involved in her son's marital affairs? Maybe the son is a mummys boy, even at that age. Since he killed her dreams and career, then he should have been man enough to provide all her needs. He definitely was cheating, is he not a Nigerian man? So we should stop blaming the lady if she has found happiness with another man. I can recall she used to be a very talented actress, she is in the category of Victoria Inyama, Regina Askia, etc. I am a Christian, but I do not believe in men oppressing women in the name of marriage, so next time, don't make the mistake of thinking I can agree with you.[/s]

safarigirl:
I don't know anything, but if you bothered to read the article, it clearly said he had no job. Unless he spent his time playing Bet9ja, which isn't a valid means of livelihood, for the purpose of this thread and to the best of my knowledge, Olumide was jobless

He isn't the only Billionaire kid in Nigeria, even the Otedola girls occupy themselves with music and fashion, Adenuga's daughter is into real estate, and these are women. There is such a thing as consolidation of wealth.

victorian:
Cutting off dada, is not trimming of hair.

Do u know how it feels to cut off that thing? Especially when the person is not ready for it? But has to do it, all to look reserved and corporate in the eyes of the public. She's more like a gypsy kind of lady before her wedding to Akande .

Immediately after wedding , she assumed a different personality .

But Just let her be herself with the hair thing, it won't harm anyone in the marriage. Don't stop her from working. It won't kill anyone in the marriage.

Kilamiti:
And you must be stupid to think that same nature hasn't made women to be tired of riding one smelly dick all their life. You'll be shocked to know that many women have extra husbands outside the nonentity they married. There's one fine bobo cooling the temper of your wife/girlfriend from leaving you.

dominique:
As much as I am against public confrontation, if you knowingly date a married man, you deserve every bit of humiliation that comes your way.

KingAzubuike:
Brutally respond? Any brutal response will be met with a superior counter attack because this Iran you are seeing here is a more powerful nation than Israel.

DMerciful:
Human capital. SE run the economy!