ogugua88: [size=13pt]Nigerians should be honest sha. How many people were expecting a pregnant, high maintenance, business-oriented woman to park well for Eko? I certainly wasn't.[/size]

Definitely smiling to the bank. But then at some point (if it isnt already happening), I expect she'll seriously begin to crave acceptance from people, though I'm not surprised she's feeling very comfortable (for now at least) with Kanye 'I no send' West.

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*People, watch what you say on cyberspace*

LWKMD! The Dbanj comment is realy going to cause some yahwah o But then, this is why some of us get miffed when on serious threads, you see people posting "1st to comment" without making any meaningful contribution to the issue being discussed. Nairaland is more or less being viewed by the outside world as a microcosm of Nigeria. Now, Tunapawizzy, Brand new & co's comments will be seen by MILLIONS worldwide. Seun, Congratuations

Red-Light:
these is more reasons I always stand for my country on nairaland ... We don't know the kinda person reading our comments on nairaland as guest .... That's why it pains me when some gaynians says rubbish they don't know about my country and some demented fools join them in hailing rubbbish .... nairaland should be an avenue to portray Nigeria image in positive light that those slaves in diaspora have spoiled ...
But we get to rubbish it more here

Red-Light:
these is more reasons I always stand for my country on nairaland ... We don't know the kinda person reading our comments on nairaland as guest .... That's why it pains me when some gaynians says rubbish they don't know about my country and some demented fools join them in hailing rubbbish .... nairaland should be an avenue to portray Nigeria image in positive light that those slaves in diaspora have spoiled ... But we get to rubbish it more here

tyson55:

Top the bolded 60 grand

Valentine Roses:
Not a day pass witout u bleating n chirping abt Ghanaians. YOU R GOING TO DROP DEAD ONEDAY.

2legit2qwt:

Nigerians (at least some)do speak good about Nigeria but you can only talk about what exixts. You can't tell people to pretend like everything is okay when it ain't

Americans speak ill of America as well, they speak of the ills that exists in the country just as they speak good of the good as well. The only difference is that, the good in these other countries surpasses the bad unlike Nigeria. Change has to come from within

Red-Light:
my brother i agree jare... Buh d tin is... When a black man call another black man a nigger... Its no big deal.. Buh when a white man calls a black man a nigger its racism... I dnt have problem with nigerians saying whatever they wana say abt their country (its called freedom of speech) as long has he is constructive abt no p... Buh a baboon frm another dumb country saying shit abt us is what i dnt tolerate

Red-Light:
wow so i have many stalkers? Good to knw ... And i dnt even knw u exist? Omase o

holly-pagan:
[color=#990000][/color]HOPE YOU KNOW THE RICHEST WOMAN IN AFRICA IS FROM NIGERIA

Yoruba_Omoge: Lmao @ Kudishian

PS: Where was NL mentioned?

FrontPageLawyer:

It was mentioned in Baba Suwe's movie "mo ya gbe ti" starring Kim Kardashian.

Darey I don't hate you, I just lost all respect for you. Mrs Patience Jonathan or Miss Pepeye would have done better than Kim.

inurmind:

Raises it to a hundred grand. Me be Mohammed Ali, and I'll sting like a bee.

ogugua88: [size=13pt]Nigerians should be honest sha. How many people were expecting a pregnant, high maintenance, business-oriented woman to park well for Eko? I certainly wasn't.[/size]

ogugua88: [size=13pt]Be honest with yourself. People want Kim Kardashian around. People watch her tv show religiously and then criticize her afterwards. She doesn't have to be moral or valuable in the eyes of Nigerian youths. Do not make it seem like Nigerian youths are looking for a moral savior either. Just like with any other society, Nigerians too are celeb-crazed. Wizkid, Davido, Tonto Dikeh and others gloss our headlines because people eat it up. They would much rather spend hours discussing Tonto Dikeh's music video than read a novel by Chimamanda Adichie. A thread on tribes or celebrities can reach 10 pages within hours, meanwhile it takes tangible threads (that have not been derailed) days to garner interest. That's simply how society is. Rather than complain about one woman hosting a show in Eko Hotel, do something about the larger picture.

She hasn't reduced me nor the rest of womanhood. Kim Kardashian made that tape and became who she is because of her own determination. She hasn't even reduced herself. That tape doesn't speak for Kim Kardashian. That's the truth. If it did, then promoters and event organizers, including those in the all-so-religious-and-moral Nigeria, would not be willing to pay her thousands of dollars to fly across the globe to make one appearance.[/size]

OmoEziokwu: Stop being hypocritical. Remember these comments from you?

You can ban me if you want. Cheers!