₦airaland Forum

XhosaNostra:
LMAO. Show me a real one

Btw, what happened to the other girl from the Big Brother thread? I can't remember her name now, but she used to tag with Safari on arguments. We used to fight a lot but ended up being quite chummy in the end. I liked her. I wonder if she's still around.

XhosaNostra:
I was still very new to this site back then, so I didn't understand Nigerians well. That's why I used to go nuts at some of the things.

XhosaNostra:
Hahaha. What a beauty

XhosaNostra:
Too many to count lol

XhosaNostra:
I've seen your picture lol. But you can always jog my memory

XhosaNostra:
Looool

XhosaNostra:
LBM?

XhosaNostra:
Who?

XhosaNostra:
Plus we've known each other for a very long time. Since the days of BBA.

XhosaNostra:
Lol, remember you had your profile picture up before, so I still have idea what you look like. You're dark with a chiskop/fade You also have big or round eyes. You're quite attractive

XhosaNostra:
But I know what you look like

XhosaNostra:
But you have a beautiful head

aremuforlife:
That can be compromise, it need come unawares

aremuforlife:
Revolution don't need fixing of a date
that day can be compromise

XhosaNostra:
Hahaha. Don't start abeg The guys have a good built though, but sometimes you wish a different head came with ze body

Undertaker001:
that has to be the best nigerian babe on nairaland

liked where she said she's shy in reality.. confirms my thoughts

safarigirl:
I would not do anything to get ahead, I have a conscience that stops me from doing a lot of things, and I am actually scared of doing a lot of things. I can never tell you how much the fear of what people will say or how I will be viewed has stopped me from doing a lot of things. I have an idiotic moral compass for myself that has hindered me greatly in various aspects of my life.

However, when I see someone who doesn't give a shiit, I genuinely envy and respect them, because they are living a life I don't have the guts to live.

I wouldn't do it, but I respect anyone with the guts to do things like that. My moral compass for myself is deeper than most of you questioning and castigating me, I don't even know how to tell lies or cheat people, but I bet most people yapping about morality tell lies everyday and justify all types of immoralities they commit every day.

Like I said, it is not about someone doing something evil or immoral, a lot of you don't support it because it is not your brand. Like someone who drinks alcoholic wine berating someone who drinks beer.

XhosaNostra:
@bolded, because it's majorly adapted from or based on their language & region. "Simba" is a Swahili name for instance. They deserve recognition imo. It's unfortunate that they were snubbed. Again.

adanny01:
Dont mind those young girls who think it is the amount of money one keeps or makes in a month that makes one a man.

A man is simply that person who sees responsibility and takes it, it is not how much he makes.

I have 3 children too, non of them finished 1 tin of cerelac (we tried for each one for sake of our conscience). Only the 1st one had SMA Gold when the mother didnt have enough breast milk at 1st. My older children like Beverages eg Milo, Bornvita, Ovaltine, Horlicks and cereals like cornflakes, oats, golden morn and most of the Kellogg's range.

Those who say formula are unaware that it is a subtitute for breast milk in cases where the mother doesn't produce enough, died during child birth or for whatever reason doesn't want to breast feed.

People now see it as a status statement to feed their infants formulas while breast milk is the real deal. Children older than 6months have other requirements which even local women know how to produce with the right ingredients.

SirVintageCock:
Very funny joker you are. She should contribute 10k with all the nanny work and babysitting and childrearing stuffs attached (also working fulltime to make the said money) while the poor ratass sperm donor will contributes 15k without adding any other child chores and at the same time frolicking with different pussies daily.

confun:
best response so far. Op, even if the court gives d child to u ( which is almost impossible), shey na 15 k u go dey use to take care of a 2 yr old child? very unfair to d child. if u want a chobby, intelligent, smart, sharp and neat kid who can compete with his mates, abeg 15k no fit do anything, except u want him to start begging from his friends. a below average creche in my area is abt 15k per month, food nko, shoes nko, cloth nko, oga just increase your huzzle and pray make God bless d huzzle before you release another sperm next time. just wondering.... if u send 15k to d child, wat would u send to d mum? u think say to born pikin na beans, a friend of mine who loved kids planned to get a nice bus after marriage so as to always carry his 'many' children, after 1 child, my guy told me say e be like say hin go stop child bearing.... I laff sootey...

wirinet:
This your "poverty" mentality is what put us in the mess we find ourselves today. So you elevate material acquisition above love and life itself. No wonder Nigerians are making a mess of themselves around the world with make money anyhow mentality.
Most successful men you see right now started out with their wives poor. Abiola told us stories of how he was a stay at home dad taking care of Kola, while Simbiat was the one working. It was same Simbiat that paid Abiola's fees through school that enable him to be a successful accountant.
Even I, pass through a very difficult time at the time I had my first child, as my business crashed. My wife had to do business, while I took care of my son. It took me over 3 years before I got on my feet again. So according to you once a man hit a difficult period, his girlfriend or wife should abandon ship.

Ybaby:
Tip ke Where do you want him to get the money from??

Heffalump:
Another tribalist on the loose again.

They refer to hard working Nigerians, you're here talking about your Afonja nation.

Be patriotic for Christ, at least!

Nathdoug201:
Someone said the assault on that dude is the only hit peruzzi have in the industry
And he still featured a bouncer

joshjc:
nairaland should do something about tribalism before it brings the forum down

kennygee:
Even Tiwa has joined the surgery gang. There was no time she was this curvy.

Esseite:
Have you ever heard of an American thug in its media space?
Have you ever heard of a British thug in its media space?

Not like they dont have it in good numbers, but they dont elevate thuggery or give it room to grow beyond its confinement.

This would corrupt the minds of the easily swayed, undunted almajiri's and even graduates. Its extremely difficult to correct in a nation plagued with unemployment... this was how yahoo yahoo gained prominence, today it is now a career.

#dontelevatethuggery

Poshriel:
it all started early january after i returned from the xmas break. i became down with severe runny stomach and heavy grumbling of my tummy.
at first i thought it was a mere stomach upset. i took flagil ( more than 3cards) to no avail. later i started taking tetracyclin still no improvement.
this continued until mid february. then i suspeted it could be an ulcer. so i started using mist mag and omiprazole. at this point the runny tommy/watery stool stopped. and for the first time in two and a half months i stated having solid poo. rescently the grumbling tummy started again this time more severe and gets worse when i go hungry or take anything alcohol or minerals. i am always stretching, dry throat bloated tummy and most times passing out gas as my tummy feels like a gas tank. i went for a scan and the man said nothing was seen as the intestinal walls were fine and all. last night was catastrophic i couldnt sleep. when i eat little it feels like i have eaten the whole world.

pls i need help as to possible home remedy or over the counter drugs and what the diagnosis could possibly be.

bugggg:
Jagaban can never lose his grip on lag. I can't see dat 20 years to come.

safarigirl:
Such an overly edited picture. Each woman om that cover looks like someone from a war ravaged country

This is the issue many modeks have with these high end magazines, especially the black models. They need them to look darker, look how they darkened Adesua with their nonsense editing. They want to keep the world thinking Africa has no diversity, because only the white woman should be seen as fair skinned, while the entire sub-saharan Africa must be dark.

This is how white people confuse the black race, dem come put the white, blond-haired woman for front as a symbol of what feminine beauty should be and sent the black woman to the back, making sure to edit her skin to be dark enough and dull enough to not outshine their caucasian queen.


White supremacy at its finest