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Seriously I don't wanna know how much my husband earn as this might create room for comparison and that is the last thing I wanna do ![]() but then again it all depends on the relationship you both share ![]() how does she not knowing what the husband earns affect their love? wahala dey o ![]() |
If you have all this doubt running in your head PLEASE DO NOT MARRY THIS MAN!!! |
Wait oh was he not footing the food bill when u two got married or he just woke up one morning and stopped or was there change in circumstance? there is more to this story than it meets the eye I think in this present age footing the food bill is not just a man's job alone Gone are the days women wait for their husbands to drop food money biko PS: U'all wanna turn Dayokanu into 2nd sagamite abi, plsss we have not been able to get rid of number one sagamite so we don't need another yet ![]() |
Sagamite: When I say share price falling, I did not mean their wealth, I meant their looks.Hold on a second Just because of that incident your 'friend' decided to say good bye to black girls just because he couldn't take rejection for the first time pardon me to say but he is indeed not a man. just one chat up with a black girl and the response he got was rather unpleasing he decided to opt for white girls? oh please that is the silliest of all excuses for one to decide black girls are not worth it I agree the jamo's girl reaction was very degrading and unpleasant but that does not warrant him ruling out black girls out of his life so does that mean if he applies for a job in the banking sector and gets rejected he then tends to lock up and conclude all banks are definitely going to reject his application? porfavour!!!! |
cotton101: so sad that this topic how now been reduced to this - the amount of times in the past a nigerian guy has openly told me to my face while chatting me up or getting my number that "ur so nice, this is so unlike nigerian girls" "ur the best of both worlds - a white girl in black skin" i'm sorry but that is a f**king insult to me and shows a level of ignorance and lack of exposure to me - how can a few experiences with a number of black girls now tar all of us with the same brush. Gosh it was not that long ago we as a people where deemed sub-human and made slaves based on black people seen as inferior to all other racesSagamite, 'A word to the wise is enough' |
Sagamite: Obviously that is what I do. I am poor at it though because my closest friends have not dated black girls for over 10 years and say they will never again. They have stuck to it very well.35 what has age got to do with this? remember age is just a number ![]() so tell her to hook you up and stop beating around the bush ![]() |
kingoflag: Nah, it'll just try to have se*x with you,its known to ask politely, if you refuse, it'll ra*pe you.wicked ![]() |
Sagamite: No 1, I never said all.Sagamite you need deliverance No2 and 4 got me cracking up so bad ![]() seriously you leave me no choice than to conclude you have been hurt emotionally by Nigerian ladies countless times ![]() |
Sagamite: Thank you, jor!Please park your load and go ![]() The UK chics won't miss you at all ![]() |
Sagamite: Rudeness is classlessness.sooooooo whats the bitter hype all about then if you know not all Nigerian ladies are classless and rude? ![]() |
Idowuogbo: Dat is d new swags na!Wearing glass in club is even decent visited Naija last month and see babes and guys dey wear dark glasses for inside church fear grip me ooo, I turned to my friend and said which kind senseless swag be this na ![]() |
Sagamite: Whether na 90. Whether na 85. Whether na 52. they are too much to waddle through and be happy wiht the outcome.Story!!!!! Enjoy polish woman vibes? na beans lol |
Sagamite: Nah, I will bad mouth them!Honey reaax and put a halt to that vile attitude of yours towards Nigerian women before I dishusband you ![]() The truth is that I do get where you are coming from, most Nigerian girls especially those in UK have this degrading extremely unpleasant attitude that I for one wonder what they derive from it. A clean nice dude walked up to me today and half way into the conversation he asked where I was from, I told him Nigeria and he had this wild shocking look on his face that last for seconds and the next thing he said was "be serious, the Nigerian girls I have meant are rather ill mannered in most cases" I kinda felt uneased cos this was coming from a non-Nigerian but at the same time in every given situation there are 'PROS and CONS' and this present generation even made it worse but then again I have met and I am friends with Nigerian girls that are well mannered, intelligent and decent Yes you have meant some Nigerian women whose attitude disgust you but I am guessing you have not taken time to know more about few of them as they might be the opposite of what you think about them Let down that unpleasant attitude you have for Nigerian ladies for just one day and explore the well nurtured ladies (not the nicki minajs wannabe o lol) and see for yourself that there is always gonna be the good, bad and terrible ![]() |
Lovely. . . . . . |
Sagamite: See babe!stop bad mouthing Nigerian babes ooooooo haba they are every man's dream ![]() |
Emylexray: if its the 'JESUS" i know you murderd his name this way, then you don't deserve to live.you should be ashamed of yourself dork-face, what a pathetic spaz u r is it my fault you have the IQ of dirt? please watch who and how you address people here on NL |
blawd of jisox |
My mum was self-confidence and that made a great impact on us as kids when we were growing up, she always had a smile on her face even when things were rough. She believes and taught us never to depend on a man she made herself a role model, she would stand in front of a mirror while making up saying mehnnnn your dad is a very lucky man hooking down a beautiful, industrious and virtuous woman like myself and having the most precious kids on earth for him with her red lipstick on her lips and I find myself emulating that act ![]() My dad is a case . he is a very open minded man, he would talk to me about sex, his past relationships etc some of which I find gross, it even got to an extent his friends would say out loud when my dad and I are together that they would love to have the kind of father-daughter relationship my dad has with us . he always told us how beautiful and intelligent we are, how his friends admire us that we are indeed a treasure to behold those words did not only boost my confidence it also made me proud of myself and having the zeal to work hard. PS: Those things didn't really give me the kind of boldness I needed but it was indeed a great stepping stone. My self confidence improved a great deal due to the outside exposure I had, I made mistakes and learnt from them, it made me very humble and have great respect for evryone especially men but at the same time I know my worth and no man dares take me for a ride (except he wan die )The first step to make a child have self respect is being a role model to them and the outside world will mould them into what they want to become in as much as they thread cautiously |
BoboYekini: you're something, you know that?Lol. . . . I'm so many things honey, so which r u referring to? |
BoboYekini: God, yme.dear |
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The bini traditional wedding attire
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[quote author=Ileke-IdI]Yme, Is it Benin or Bini? I always spell it as Bini. . . . not sure if that's right[/quote]The right spelling for it is actually Bini(eg: bini people, bini culture etc) but when addressing the city its mostly written as 'Benin city' |
I love my benin attire I love the Yoruba attire I love the igbo attire too |
Last time I checked its a Man's world so let him pop the question definitely not me |
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