With 9 children and failure to pay child support hanging around his neck. A typical "nigger" from Africa if you ask me. Leave for today and forget tomorrow and yesterday.

Borrow borrow make me rich. Thank God his wife ran away with Sugar Ray! I would even leave him for Mohamaduu Ali kpa kpa!

_{You and your stupid threads!}

The mental cheating is the most entertaining form of cheating.  No vanquished, no victors.

No gossiping, no heartbreaks.

Classified information.

MallamMusa:


Take your Hot ass somewhere and leave Jaks alone. He has class.

Don't be jealous please!  Trash goes with class! The main reason most of you guys spend ALL of your waking moments in brothels especially Nairaland! 

You certainly can't do without us.  Ask mohadana please!

As for you, only cows about to give up their ghosts will find you either attractive or intelligent with the number of useless posts you open on a minute by minute basis.

At least some of us can afford to get Hot. . . . you?. . . . If you can find it.

®Th£ Sly®:

Ha! . . . . . . . Na wa ooooo

I think I tell you? Naija pipo dey scatter English no be small. Make I go find some more come.

Seeing is believing.

Please who knows what tribe Jakumo comes from. . . Yoruba abi?. . . because I saw him displaying on one Fashola thread like that one kain. It is just too difficult to place him in any particular part of Nigeria and he just does not "gossip" like the rest of the Nigerian dudes here.

Please Jakumo come and collect your award and tell me what tribe you belong to in Nigeria.  You do not behave like a "typical" Nigerian dude and some of[b] "us"[/b] ladies are curious.

Please attend to "our" curiosities at your earliest convenience.

Sincerely yours, forever.

On behalf of,

_{Nairaland Hot ladies!}

Please we know you don't like married overweight sagging piece of fleshy old cargos above 28 years old.  Don't be afraid. I am only a "spokesperson" here.   We have many fine "lepascious" cousins for you to choose from.  Just come and collect your prize and other "benefits" will be duly added unto the prize. Even if you are married, no problem.  We will accomodate "cultural allowances of polygamy" in your case.

You are a rare gem and we just want to make sure you never get lost to the "other races"!   We desperately want to "propagate" your species.

®Th£ Sly®:

This is gross. . . stop forming sum bunkums here. . . . .

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=131961.msg2234167#msg2234167

Bunkum abi?  Na wetin be this?

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Hi all.  i have being absent from Nairaland because of a fatal accident i had April 14th 2008 on my way to work.  it was God that brought me back from life.  i am back now.  strong and no bones broken. 

Now who is forming?

Well, as you can see for yourself. . . this person was "fatally killed and brought back from life"

®Th£ Sly®:

This is gross. . . stop forming sum bunkums here. . . . .

Which bunkums?  Have you not heard your people on Nairaland write such here?  Let me go and find the thread.

How much did you gave?

Please don't tear my[b] trouzis![/b]


trouzis=trousers!

Sand has entered my eye. . .


_{by plane, road or by sea travel?}

Please stop shedding crocodile tears. . . .

he he he he he

First class Illity!

Too bad no be suya we dey sell for here.

Mallam abeg enter under your "shed"!

sheniqua:

na who kill am?

One of the "Great Ten Wives"!

MallamMusa:

You can hiss now because no be your papa die. I hope you'll also hiss like this the day somebody will die in your family.

If my papa die. . .I beg no cry! People in my family have died and died and I have no tears left. So stop your whinnings!

Who cares?

http://www.yinkafolawiyo.com/the_chairman.html

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ALHAJI CHIEF (DR) WAHAB IYANDA FOLAWIYO
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Alhaji Chief (Dr.) Abdulwahab Iyanda Folawiyo, C.O.N. is no doubt one of the icons of Nigerian industry and philanthropy, and a pillar of The Great Religion with the revered title of the Baba Adinni of Nigeria.
Born in Lagos on the 16th of June 1928, to a successful Lagos merchant, Pa Tijani, the young Wahab Iyanda Folawiyo attended Olowogbowo Methodist Primary School, Lagos (1934 - 1941) and Ilesha Grammar School, Ilesha.  Chief Folawiyo who is the only African Principal Member of the Baltic Exchange in the City of London, also attended in 1951 the famous North-Western Polytechnic, London, where he read Management, specialising in Ship Brokerage. 
Back home in 1957, Chief Folawiyo founded YINKA FOLAWIYO & SONS, an enterprise that engages in import and export business between Nigeria and Europe.  Today, Alhaji Folawiyo’s large business empire includes holdings in shipping, banking, construction, agriculture and energy.
The Yinka Folawiyo Group, of which Yinka Folawiyo & Sons Limited is the parent body, includes the Maritime Associates (International) Limited, Nigerian Green Lines Limited, Folawiyo Farms Limited, Ilora, Oyo State; Folawiyo Fisheries Limited, Yinka Folawiyo Petroleum Company Limited, United Property Developers Limited, and, the latest additions to the Group:, Yinka Folawiyo

Electrical & Mechanical Company Limited, Y.F Power Limited and Folawiyo Energy Ltd.

A man of many parts, Alhaji Folawiyo’s achievements in other areas are as monumental as his successes in business.  A philanthropist extraordinaire, Alhaji Folawiyo consistently offers support to religious (Great Religious) advancement, educational development and sports improvement.  He has contributed majorly to the construction of mosques all over the country including the Lagos Central Mosque and the Sultan Bello Mosque in Kaduna. He single-handedly financed the construction of the Surulere Central Mosque, Lagos.
In Sports, Alhaji Folawiyo was the sole sponsor of the Yinka Folawiyo You-15 Athletics Championships and the National Amateur Wrestling Championships, both annual national events of many years running.
Alhaji Folawiyo is of course not lacking in his support of socio-economic projects aimed at improving the lives of the less privileged in the society.  Indeed, he is one of the greatest, yet one of the most unpublicised, of Nigeria’s eminent philanthropists.

He founded the Bab-Es-Salam Home which he dedicated to the upbringing and education of orphans.  He has also made significant contributions to the development funds of numerous states in the Federation.
In the field of education, Alhaji Folawiyo has also written his name in gold.  Apart from endowing a professorial  chair in Physics in the University of Lagos, Alhaji Folawiyo has contributed to the endowment funds of many Nigerian Universities and has vigorously supported research into various fields of knowledge, notable among which is the Virus Research in the University of Ibadan.
In June 1998, Chief Folawiyo became the first private individual to put together a physical structure in the University of Lagos when he upgraded the University’s Health Centre to a full fledged hospital complete with an X-Ray Unit.
Alhaji Folawiyo has sponsored, and continues to sponsor, a lot of Nigerians, both able bodied and the physically challenged  to tertiary institutions in the country, and has, as well, contributed immensely to primary and secondary education development funds both in Lagos State and Nigeria as a whole.
In appreciation of his immense contributions, Alhaji Folawiyo is the recipient of several honours and awards including Doctor of Law by the university of Cross River State Uyo, 1991, Doctor of Letters by Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, 1992 and Doctor of Science by the Lagos State University, Ojo, Lagos, 1998.  He has a Secondary School, Wahab Folawiyo High School in the highbrow area of Ikoyi, Lagos State named after him.

Alhaji Folawiyo is the Grand Patron of Nigerian Great One Council; Chairman, Executive Council of the Lagos Central Mosque; Honorary Fellow, Chartered Institute of Transport; Fellow, Commonwealth Journalists Association; Chairman, Maize Association of Nigeria, and Patron, Institute of Freight  Forwarders of Nigeria.  He was also honoured with the key to DADE County, Florida, in the United States of America. He is the proud recipient of the national honour of Order of Federal Republic, OFR, conferred on him in 1982, as well as, Commander of the Order of the Niger, CON, on November 16, 2000.   
The University of Lagos also conferred on him - the Millennium Award of Doctor of Science. He was appointed  CHANCELLOR,  Lagos State University on 17th April, 1999.  He is the Patron of the Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce.

Is this it?  Thank God for google.


I see! I guess we can call him a "regional hero" then.  May his soul rest in peace.  Amen! Thank God for your life.  Most Nigerians can only pray to reach 60.  You try papa "adini"!  80 years is a good time to go.  Sleep well papa. You had a great life. May God give your family strength at this time. You will be missed.

MallamMusa:

Na waoh; may he rest in peace. The yoruba nation and lagosians have lost a true gem. i hope his children will carry on his legacy.

What is this legacy please. Can someone please enlighten us?

You just don't go throwing high sounding names at our faces and expect us to feel the same way you do. What exactly did he do? I keep seeing his name once in a while but have not been able to zero in on what he is all about.

Or is this your typical of "hero worshipping" names without any substance attached to it?


Helpful education needed please.

Long hisssssssssssssssssss!  Like people are expected to live for ever.   The dude was old.  Let him rest in peace!


"baba adini of nigeria" indeed.  I am ignorant of his contributions to the Nigerian state of affairs.  So please educate me.


Building a mosque in the middle of a "village square" is not exactly what I am talking about.


BTW, condolenses the entire family.  Hopefully Labanella will stop applying her make up like a "masquerade" and look natural for once since "baba adini" looks no more!

thresa8:

lol,almondygoat==militia.

You son of a K-pussied bitch!  If you type any of my IDs on this Nairaland I will personally come over to that your bullshit of an Ijawland London and slap the retarded sperm out of your retarded deek and feed it to Logan my dog.  He he can phock you too.

Idiot!

How can we forget?


[size=20pt]4 Play a.k.a. I-man![/size]


You rock!


Nairaland will be dead without brains like you who can also wink at the ladies in other sections of Nairaland. What a passionate debater.


[size=20pt]You go ROMEO![/size]

Talk about hunk and brains!

Hmmmmmmmmmmmm!


By their fruits, you shall know them. Bad up bringing for one.


Unmarriageable materials.  Na only to cuss people for internet una sabi.

Breakin' up often is a reward for too much busy bodi, over sabi behaviours!


Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! I say.

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ABEG I DIDNT EVEN GET TO SEE THIS ALMONDJOY!!! WAT DOES DAT MEAN "YOU ARE A TYPICAL NIGERIAN" I TAKE GOD BEG YOU PLEASE IN THE NAME OF GOD WATCH YOUR TONGUE OR IN CASE YOU HAVE NOTICED THIS IS NAIRALAND AND I PERSONALLY WILL NOT TAKE IT LIKELY THAT YOU ACTUALLY HAVE THE LIVER TO COMMIT SUCH FALLACY HERE PLEASE DO ADHERE TO CORRECTIONS OR You CAN RELOCATE TO DOLLARLAND WHERE YOU AND YOUR FELOW AMERICANS WHO BEHAVE SO AMERICANS CAN REASON WELL!!

Siddon for Abuja dey find husband or permanent relationships.  No go siddon for your village. How can any serious young man keep you for more than 60 seconds after being massaged by all those alhajis with German diseases in Abuja for crying out loud? Thank God all my brothers are married. No one of them has the misfortune of meeting most of you "loose" Nairaland "Abuja" pit latrines.

Abuja babe, or is it "Abuja toilet"?


_{I have a lot to write but will stop for now. You think say I don forget you?}

amber_ella:

@Xiomarra

You seem to have had some bad experiences with Nigerian men, and for that I'm sorry.

I would never accept a fate like that. IF I ever found myself married to a man like that, I wouldn't stick around for even a week.

Which bad experience?   I am telling you that that is how God created them and you are talking of bad experiences? I have not had any bad experiences please. . . .I handle them well. . . in the only language they understand. . . "KRASE"!  Period!



Look at what you wrote up there and I quote:

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I've joined this forum in the hopes of getting some insight into my husband's culture and background.

There is something that seems common in Nigerian culture which seems very strange to me.  Perhaps you folks can help me understand it better.

It seems common for men to be away from their families for extended periods of time.  We have many friends who are African men and have wives back in Nigeria (we are in North America).  They are sometimes apart for several years.

Also, my husband's brother is expecting his first child any day now, and he is moving to Nigeria this fall.  He will leave his wife and child in the US.  After a couple of years the wife and child hope to join him in Nigeria.

We are friends with another couple who have only been married for 2 years, are expecting their first child shortly, and the man plans to spend several month in another African country while his wife goes back home to live with her mother and take care of the child.


I guess it's a very sensitive topic for me because my husband also talks about leaving us here and going back to work in Nigeria.  He's always said he plans to travel alot for work and to be away from the family.  Recently, we were apart for a couple of month while I took care of our baby and he was schooling elsewhere. 

He couldn't understand why I found this arrangement unacceptable, since he was doing it to better himself and work toward our future.  On the other hand, I think it's unfair for him to ask me to take care of our child alone, and to be away from him.  I trust him but there is always temptation to be unfaithful and it seems that nearly all of our friends who are apart from their spouses do end up cheating.  (This is not a Nigerian thing, of course, I've seen this as a trend across cultures.)  Why risk that?  Shouldn't family be a priority?  Don't children need both parents to be around? 

I also want to note that my husband could hardly bear being away from us and has recently changed his mind and promised that we would never be apart like that again.  I guess my attitudes are rubbing off on him.  So anyway, I'm not here to complain about my husband or to ask for relationship advice.  We need to find a compromise that works for us.  I'm simply here to try to get some understanding of his culture.)

Also, my husband and his siblings were basically raised in a boarding school from a very young age.  They only spent holidays wth their families.  When my husband was a baby, both his mother and father lived in another city while he lived with a friend of the family.  This was because his father was a businessman and his mother was studying.  I know that it hurts him deeply to this day.  I cannot imagine leaving my child.  I'm not trying to judge your culture because, in fact, I love his parents very deeply.  They mean the worlld to me and we can even say that I feel closer to them than to my own family.  They are good people with strong family values. 

Please, I would appreciate any insight you can offer.

Thank you in advance.

You are very lucky you were able to cage that your husband where he belongs.  I would definitely do the same.  Most of these "so called businessmen" would leave their families for months to go and start other families outside while you remain married "in name only"!

If your husband had succeeded in letting you deal with the pre-separation "Modus Operandi", you could as well kiss him goodbye.  I will never allow such a marriage of long distance convenience.  Of course family is more important.

But like you noted, it is the norm for most Nigerian men especially to live "nomadic" lives in search of "greener" pastures.  Thereby sacrificing the integrity of the marriage and family set up for their own selfish motives.

I say thank your stars.  That dude would have been phocking like a mad dog in Nigeria with all those "night bus" ladies!


_{E be like say dem don lock that night bus ashewo thread!}

Leilah:

Xiomarra you are brilliant! you always got me laffin!

he he he he he he.

Leilah baby, you sure you did not start this thread with a new ID.

Nairaland don teach oyinbo pickin 499!

You go girl!

You Nigerian girls from the south are a big disgrace! See una mates for Northern Nigeria? How many well brought up girls will be seen from the north like night marauders on night buses to Port Harcourt I ask?

Una no dey shame?

Poverty stricken people!

Abeg make una hide una heads. Don't you ever come and tell us this kind of disgraceful stories again please!

I dey shame for una.

Abuja babes take note too!

MallamMusa:


either you are a liar or you are a thick village ekiti girl wey never go lagos before. also, those buses are not called luxurious for nothing, they are the same buses used by manchester united FC, Arsenal and other oyibo companies. Can poverty chain somebody one place like this? You don enter plane before?

Dr Kitaun:


@Almondjoy

your wahala too much . . .  

just tell us that u are a child of Abacha _{*a product of national looting} * and we will understand all this abasha you're trying to throw in the faces of so many nairalanders that have travelled by luxurious buses in the past and will still do soonest  

which one be levels ? that u havent been phocked before except in a plane or train like the chic wey somebody dey rub hin abunna against in a train ?  

your brothers have entered, but not u nor your sister ? do I sense gender discrimination here ?  

THAT REMINDS ME . . .HOW You DEY TAKE MOVE FROM LAGOS TO UNIBEN IN THOSE DAYS ?    

BOLEKAJA ?

Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh God!  These people don come again?

I only enter airplanes from Benin to Lagos please!  What is that? 14,000 Naira only.  To avoid being fingered by one mad man on one "Ekene Dili Chukwu" son of a bitch of a bus!

Abeg make una no vesss!  I say na only poor people dey enter "Lusshurious" bus for Naija. . . Mobile ashi joints! Mobile phocking centers without toilet or kleenex!  Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!

To be phocked by armed robbers and ritualists! My brothers be agberos. . . but me and ma sister na "aje butter" pickins them. Ma papa make sure of that one wellu wellu.



Anywhere I show up for this stupid website na so so trouble!

Moderator abeg lock this thread as usual. . . .e be like say fight wan "buxx" out for hia oooooooooooooooh!


[size=15pt]LEVELS PLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEAAAAAAASSSSSSEEEEEE!!!! [/size]

You southerners should stop going to "make ashewo" in the North please. Hmmmmmmm. . . . Youth Corpers my dead toe nail!

I don run comot oooooooooooooooh!

Ehen. . . .I don come back.  Una say wetin?

sheniqua:

OK O
You don't know what you missed
all those mamaputs in Ore, Obollo afor,that one near Nsukka/Benue area I don forget the name.
You missed O.
How cvan you talk about Naija without luxury bus experiences and pissing in open baffrooms with the thing splashing on your shoes?
I say you missed.

Osisi, I thought you had more class than this.  

No thank you.

How many well brought up ladies[b] like my very self [/b] do you see travelling in a "night ashewo" bus at night to save costs?

Oga oooooooooooooooooooooooh! How una no get fingered? You can't see any well brought up "aje butter" northern babe wandering around on a carmel or horseback like some "Queen Amina of Zaria" in the middle of the night to Port Harcourt do you?

Soooooooooooooooo, how a whole Edo queen go enter luxurious bus for night when I have a permanent "boarding pass" to Italy and Belgium? I dey Krrrrrrrrrrrrase?

@poster

Abeg wetin you say you dey do for "Adamawa" again?  You go see Atiku? A "Frrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrresh" Corper you said? How many fresh "Northern young corpers" do you see in the south of Nigeria? Night bus Youth Corper!

sheniqua:

but almond how did you not ride luxurious bus?
didn't you travel to faraway cities?
I almost don't believe you.
It must be your usual jokes

I say I never travelled in any luxurious buses.  The best I did was to to Kaduna on a field trip once and it was a chartered vehicle. like a 25 seater for students.

Wetin I dey find for inside luxurious bus?

Which faraway cities?  I[b] no dey waka like that ooooooooooooooooooooh![/b]  Pass Lagos I can't venture into any other part of Nigeria. 

What?  I have never even been to Abuja, don't ever plan to even with all my friends and relatives there.! I only went to Kaduna once and for just 3 days on a field trip. There sure wasn't any phocking or smooching going on in that bus.

Wetin I dey find for North?

I can never try such a thing!

Sorry, chartered vehicles only or I take a flight if possible. 

Luxurious bus ke?  Please believe it.  My brothers have entered. . . but me and my sister have NEVER entered a luxurious bus.

That na for "Aje Kpako" children like una.

Awon Low Income Group!

Levels abeg ooooooooooooooooooooooooh! Chai!  I don't deal in containers so I have no business with Luxurious buses.  I have no business with Northern Nigeria so no need to go too far from home.  Lived too much of a sheltered life for that kind of mess.

Thank God for that! Please believe it. I never had to travel far from home to ever visit inside a luxurious bus. . . when it got to that stage. . . I left the country.

Thank God!

Off to beautify myself as usual. . . over to you ooooooooooooh! Awon luxurious/molue bus passengers!

sheniqua:

My sister I had my share of luxurious bus riding in the 90's, a few night bus riding though but never heard a groan.
maybe it started with the turn of the century
I'm as surprised as you are.

I'm still trying to come to grasp with the reason why people will be doing such a thing in an overloaded bus full of passengers and attachments.

So our girls don become low like pepeye.

[size=15pt]I pity all these men rushing home to marry[/size]The question from now on may be "have you ever ridden the night bus" ?

and if she says yes,he needs to probe further.

I no fit shout! I see what poverty causes?  Like I said, I have never entered a so called "Ekene Di Li Chukwu, The Young Shall Grow, Ijeoma, Osondu" and all those funny names of transportation.  I saw all those things and thank God I never entered any of them.  The best I did was Delta line. Maximum 5 passengers.

Not some bus with armed robbers masquerading as guards looking for people to phock inside as free show?.

Heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!  These people go soon feature for youtube.

Phocking in Luxurious buses!

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!

OMG!

[size=15pt]Are the guys any better?[/size]

Are they not the ones doing the fingering and phocking on those buses?

Over to the guys abroad looking for wives. . . please catch the next luxurious bus from Adamawa to Yenogoa for a fun-filled ride.  Lots of blow jobs to get there!

Chai! No wonder some of these Nairaland girls behave anyhow. After phocking in luxurious buses. . .they will come here and make mouth like shit!

[size=15pt]Luxurious bus phockers![/size]

I don die oooooooooooooooooooooooooooh!

My Gosh!

he he he he he he he he!

_{I beg I dey go do my hair and nails. Will keep up on this story for further educations!}

God forbid bad thing I say!

See wetin poverty for Nigeria dey cause. . . entering luxurious buses at night?

I can't get over that!  I thought Luxurious buses only serviced traders and market women and men?

My God!

This is the greatest story on nairaland today as far as I am concerned.

[size=15pt]SAY WHAT?[/size]

@Poster

You try. 

Viewing your profile!

Thinking silently to myself,

_{You be real luxurious bus material oooooooooooooooooooh!}