₦airaland Forum

obontami:
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Atiku2019:
you can't use it to the me na e.g. Everyone can authentically know who sent her that message on Facebook from her post with the guys name attached

TashaGirl:
you are M.A.D

Tiny23:
UħMMMM

TashaGirl:
is something wrong with you

TashaGirl:

L0velyn:
Eat...?? I don't get it

TashaGirl:
yes, he's the one. Now gerarahere

paschal47:
Ashana!!! But some guys dey stupid sha

Atiku2019:
Must she screengrab her inbox for public consumption? Ladies looking for cheap popularity..... Mtscheeeeew

Lol Exactly why I prefer using Whatsapp or BBM to chat shaaaaa

TashaGirl:
Obontami, coman take this boy outta my face

paschal47:
The stupid girl has nothing to offer except sex




Just checked her on Facebook and saw sge jumps from one car to the other uploading stupid videos BTW she is ugly sef.

TashaGirl:
Z . Leave me alone enjoy your self

brandydaniells:
...is d girl mad .....d boy just in love ...bet I've never been madly in love bfo ...and its worst if konji join am

brandydaniells:
staged chat...all drama

TashaGirl:
your opinion does not matter

Fynpatra:
I will remember my vow again.

lady2lady:
Nigeria has a long way to go when it comes to
supporting women’s rights and gender equality.
Religion and culture affect how women are treated in
society.

These factors often hinder progress. This
year was especially challenging for women and girls
around the world. The world’s remaining
superpower, the United States of America failed to
elect its first female president. However, there were
strides in other areas. For instance, Ilhan Omar was
elected the first Somali-American lawmaker in the
United States. In Nigeria to date, no woman has been
elected governor, president, or vice-president. 2016
was just not the year for women and girls. Why?

The Gender and Equal Opportunities Bill was
rejected; The Gender and Equal Opportunities Bill
also known as the GEO Bill was voted against by
Nigerian lawmakers. The bill sought to eliminate all
forms of discrimination against women and girls.

It should come as no surprise why this bill is necessary and needed. On a daily basis, women and girls in Nigeria are discriminated against solely on the basis of their gender, whether on the job or in society at large. On December 9, 2016, the senate public hearing on the GEO Bill was canceled for the lack of quorum. Nigerian lawmakers do not deem women’s rights and gender equality important, so not only did they vote against the GEO Bill, they also did not even show up to achieve a quorum on the day the Bill was to be discussed.

Atiku2019:
Must she screengrab her inbox for public consumption? Ladies looking for cheap popularity..... Mtscheeeeew

Haphard:
These are niqqaz with fish brains.... Low esteem entities. Begging a lady just 2see her... Idiat..

Benita27:
Please don't kill me with laugh, you're just disturbing the op and her friend.