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Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by luckiest: 2:54am On Apr 08, 2009 |
I wonder what gave ladies the notion that used pants are better than new one, and how on earth can someone wear a pant already worn by unknown person; this is crazy. I was walking past yaba and I couldn't believe my eyes about the rush for foreign used pants for ladies; could this be poverty or stupidity, because the former owner culd have one tough disease and they will pass it around easily; oyinbo disease don they catch us so we have to be wary of how we go about what we wear, because we cannot continue to use poverty as excuse. I heard in the past that some white people injected used clothes with deadly diseases to reduce black race; how government should do something about this, because the rate at wish used clothes are imported into the country; someone will say we don't manufacture them, but I don't believe it takes rocket science to make them; ha ba common pant we no fit do |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by OgidiBoy(m): 3:08am On Apr 08, 2009 |
Not everybody is as lucky and can afford new cloths as you,if you really want to make a difference why not use your pay check for the next six months on buying up new cloths from any department store then ship it to Nigeria, since you care so much about people contracting the white man's disease from the second hand clothing. True it's risky buying used cloths but i would think if it's properly washed with a household detergent and tried it should be ok. |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by Nobody: 3:11am On Apr 08, 2009 |
Can't even wear my Best friend's clothes, talkless of someone I odn't evenknow [size=2pt]Ok ok, so we exchange shirts/pants sometimes [/size] |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by showbobo(m): 3:15am On Apr 08, 2009 |
@Poster Its not really POOR[/b]verty or stupidity. . . some ladies just have this special preference for [b]TOKUNBO pants,bra and even sanitary pads.. . . . . . . I'm sure Toyin can testify |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by ikamefa(f): 3:28am On Apr 08, 2009 |
luckiest: arrant nonsense!!!! , which government has time to buy or formulate and manufacture chemicals to use for that purpose? awon oyinbo o ri tiyin ro oh luckiest: i see your point , but understand that in most cases those 2nd hand goods were meant for the poorest of the poor in countries where they are exported to, but some greedy people hoping to make fast bucks divert them to be sold . am sure if there is no demand or market for it, buying okrika pata in the market will disappear. and also understand that here they have agencies like salvation army where people donate such goods to be given to the poor or sold and the money will be used for the poor etc and thrift shops selling 2nd hand goods for those who wanna buy them exist |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by Nobody: 3:34am On Apr 08, 2009 |
showbobo:nawa o, see me see wahala. . . . I odn't even know what tokunbo is My clothes are all dollar store bought |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by Nobody: 4:34am On Apr 08, 2009 |
OKRIKA PATA NLA Na PanT be this? I think say na Mama Charley paTa! this one be like GBEGIRI |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by topup: 4:43am On Apr 08, 2009 |
About the comment about sanitary pads, that's a bit of an exaggeration don't you think?? Anyone with choices and option would not opt to use used pants. Do we mean panties or trousers?? Trousers is understandle, panties indicates that the person is actually in real nead of anything they are offered. Used pants, hmmm!! I just pray that the person doesn't need to rely on this as a long-term solution. Not all of us can afford brand new things, when a human being is willing to jeopardise their health for things like this, we can either conclude that they are really disadvantaged financially, or they aren't that educated about the diseases you can catch from improperly handled used intimate wear. |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by iice(f): 6:58am On Apr 08, 2009 |
luckiest: Like yourself for thinking everybody in the world is well off like you. All these cave dwellers . Why don't you go and buy them new clothes |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by debotonto: 7:05am On Apr 08, 2009 |
na true |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by larayat(f): 11:14pm On Apr 08, 2009 |
na lie. |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by luckiest: 2:29pm On Apr 09, 2009 |
ikamefa: am not surprised maybe you think am very rish or earn good salary that is why I think its a bad idea to wear this things but the truth is that we have to be careful because some of this cloth we don't know their origin and when I said in the past evil have been done using clothes, ask any south african or visit this weblink http://mediafilter.org/caq/caq63/caq63apartheid.html there are more of this information about the apathied regime and the chemical warfare on the web; all am saying the government should try to support cloth makers or whatever they call them; what does it really take to make a simple T-Shirt or even the so-called pant locally; as far as I know it doesn't take rocket science; support the local guy and ban the importation equation balance provided the government ensure that it is affordable over a period of say 10 year when we could have gotten used to using home made new pant |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by naomi92(f): 4:20pm On Apr 09, 2009 |
We know ur type, U no dey choose ur own 4 Yaaba side abi na pple wey no undastand u, Na"No pay wit dollars,na Okrika i dey sell" na dere u dey always go select ur own abi se i lie. Toyinrayo, se i lie. Evrybody dey fear dis okrika system bt na because u no get correct friend u no fit wear her cloth, which sch u dey sef? mak i ask u 1 questn SE NA IBO MADE U DEY WEAR. No mind me na wetin u talk mak me vex. |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by spikedcylinder: 5:58pm On Apr 09, 2009 |
Almost peed in my pants laughing!!! luckiest: Only heaven knows why he was "walking past Yaba". luckiest: Dude has a problem with words that end with "ch". |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by MrCrackles(m): 6:01pm On Apr 09, 2009 |
Na wa oo! Used pants |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by mohawkchic(f): 8:27pm On Apr 09, 2009 |
luckiest: ~I hear 'Boxer shorts' are a No. 1 best seller ~ Tis the way It Is! Some People dont get a Chance to Have Choices! |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by blacksta(m): 9:38pm On Apr 09, 2009 |
The funny thing about all these okrika madness is that we have many qualified tailors in nigeria that we would easily make one for you. |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by Nobody: 10:53pm On Apr 09, 2009 |
MrCrackles:No be you dey distribute am? come here dey act innocent |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by Nobody: 11:24pm On Apr 09, 2009 |
i said this in a previous thread of the same nature. . . everybody's tokunbo starts from somewhere some na kangaroo briefs some na timbaland boots some na rangerover SUV some na gulfstream jet some na NITEL company abegi. . .break out the dettol/bleach/ariel and carry go! while i have been fortunate enough to have the resources to buy brand new briefs, i have rocked how them call am. . .'lightly used' shoes. plus in naija it is sometimes better to buy the authentic tokunbo , rather than the brand new fake and finally, i'm sure we are all aware that so many of our clothing retailers are selling us lightly used clothes as new. anyhow. . . |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by luckiest: 11:48pm On Apr 09, 2009 |
I know people will disagree with me but who says Aba made items are not good, most of the new so-called Italian Jeans in most of our boutique are actually made somewhere in Aba, so why can't we just rebrand them and say Made in Aba or Naija, since we all know where it is made. So if we can make jeans how much more common pant; if we don't start we can never get it right, our great fashion people can actually design pant and with support from the government it could be sold for as low as 200 naira, so that this oyinbo people go keep their pant for their pikin. Taiwan started like Aba today and with support from government and people, they are one of the best; don't lets attack ourselves, we can contribute to the change; lets talk to our government we can get it right |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by Nobody: 12:33am On Apr 10, 2009 |
oyb:Oyb, you dey crase |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by agabaI23(m): 12:36am On Apr 10, 2009 |
Very soon they will be buying used tampoons and pads and call it hard times |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by tope2000(f): 1:18am On Apr 10, 2009 |
agabaI23: rofl |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by Phlota(f): 9:04pm On Apr 10, 2009 |
haba! |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by Nobody: 12:09am On Apr 18, 2009 |
GOSH! Thread suck. |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by maray(f): 6:29am On Apr 18, 2009 |
All fingers are not equal,d truth is some people cant even afford all these tokubo clothes,lets stop mocking d less privilege ones even in uk people do shop frm charity shops,i pray God will help d less privilege nigerians,but am not in support of used under wears because of infections
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Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by ladybam(f): 8:15am On Apr 18, 2009 |
@post i fink its d beleive dat oyibo tins are better dan anytin else. |
Re: Ladies Tokunbo Pants (okrika Pata) by luckiest: 7:28pm On Apr 24, 2009 |
I understand the view of most people; it is not as if I really want to bring down those people who cannot afford new wears but we as a nation must do something about it; let us put how trained tailors to the test for at least 3 years and see if they cannot perform |
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