Hati13:

Physically, never did.

CocoMilian:


Girl I'm hella of a mature lady but it seems one has to go down to the level u people set just coz u act like the peacemaker here dont mean your more mature than others for petes sake

for a long time y'll been bragging how Nigerians have the most beautiful women or how Kenyans are ugly blah blah blah... Posting selected photos of women with full blown makeup who look totally different without it why don't you post those who are natural looking and lets all see the real beauty not those artificial faces

Can you see the transformation those women undergo after applying makeup??

its sad most of you dont appreciate natural beauty or accept your flaws most women would have a lighter face and dark body maybe not cause of bleaching but the amount of makeup worn its even scarier seeing such a person one on one I mean I have nothing against make up I do apply myself Kenyans do many women everywhere do it but from an observation iv come to see u Nigerians that's how u perceive beauty with over done make up.


*coco's opinion*

PissedYagami:

Knew it had to be makeup

MtuMsuper:

You can be a good sport and go through this thread and discover kenyan brands with major regional presence. Also, i see you know very little about the geography of Africa. Hati13 will give you a brief description and maybe photos of how ethiopia looks like. Ayam tired of this thread ooo

genieluv:
Cocomilian, PissedYagami & Hati13

***Meet Nigerian women without make-up. What do you guys have to say?

genieluv:


More make-up free Nigerian women for you guys

genieluv:


Sometimes, don't just criticize something for sake of criticism.
***Southern and northern Nigeria were 2 different colonial protectorates who were later merged together to become one. They were never envisioned to be one country but later became one. The histories n colonial policies of both protectorates were not the same and even after amalgamation (1914) to 1967, both protectorates which later became regions functioned completely independent of each other.

>>>>If northern Nigeria had gained her independence seperately, Hausa would have been the official language of the country cos it was promoted as a lingua franca just as swahili and it worked. Today, hausa can compete with swahili in number of speakers as about 150 million people speak it as a 1st, 2nd or 3rd language.

Pidgin developed as the lingua franca of southern Nigeria and is now dominating the entire Nigeria today.

MtuMsuper:

Wrong on both counts. English was and is a very complex language that has undergone immense grammatical mutation from French, Danish,Old Norse and Latin . Words for personal pronouns like them, theirs are from Danish and common conjugation vary very much from the original language of the tribes that invaded England.This is why English is so difficult to master, there is no general trends, you just have to master it as you go. Its grammar is incredibly difficult and the verb conjugation is crazy. Kiswahili in its structure and syntax is Bantu. And it's been standardized and has few deviations from the established nirm in forming verb forms .Period. It has a lot of borrowed words esp those pertaining to religion and objects not found in Africa.

The native tribes who wandered into the East African coast during the migration periods were a group whose languages were so closely related they had no difficulty understanding each other. In fact they had begun a process of banding together to form a larger group and began to call themselves waNgozi and their language kiNgozi. As a mater of fact, the more old school folks among native waSwahili call the language kiNgozi. Some others preferred to band together under a different banner and called themselves the MijiKenda. In fact the mijikenda dialects are so close to kiswahili, most foreigners can't tell them apart. The middle east traders who came had to adapt and spoke kiNgozi. They brought new words and ideas(Islam).

Before the middle eastern traders landed on the shores of East Africa the people they found were itinerant and in the process of ethnogenesis. They just jumped into the mix. As time went on their trade caravans spread throughout the East African interior and since Swahili traders were the main source of foreign goods, many interior peoples interracted with them in their language. That's how Swahili grew, as a language of trade, much like Malay was the language of trade in the East Indies. Long before the colonial era.
Fact check.

genieluv:


You are just being very mischievious.

Lemme tell you something, these before n after make-up photos you are posting here belong to make-up artistes who want to advertiste their prowess, so they usually showcase their most extreme transformation before n afters to convince people of their talents.
As a lady, you should know this.

What about the men's picture i post? Do they also do make-up? Or do you want me to show you beautiful rural Nigerians, children or make-up free photos of Nigerians? All you would have done is ask, rather than becoming lousy.

**** If the way you behave is the way Kenyan women behave, then i fear what kind of mothers raise kenyan children.
You must know that you are a representative of all Kenyan women here. Peace

Jay254:


Research show


Study Shows Nearly 77% Of Nigerian Women Use Skin Bleaching Creams ...
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://bossip.com/913656/elsewhere-in-the-world-nearly-77-of-nigerian-women-use-skin-lightening-products/&ved=0ahUKEwjmrrG2_8fUAhUjM8AKHUmgCKsQFgguMAM&usg=AFQjCNEBF36XebzlHoNxVXrUN2xQW5C_Yg&sig2=oIVVcHrszpgm26hq3-5luw

MtuMsuper:

I wish the day will come when we have a stable Somalia where progress is the norm. But let's face it : as presently constituted it cannot be considered a functional entity. Alot of work goes into creating a nation state that isn't present in Somalia as i write this. Think of creating a civil service, an education system, utilities, a banking sector, an administrative superstructure, a judiciary, disciplined forces, transportation and communication network, and a unified and recognised authority throughput the entire geography of the country. Just to mention a few. All these sorely lacking in today's Somalia.
Wishing you the best because a stable and prosperous somalia is a boost to all its neighbours.

PissedYagami:

Swahili is Bantu, Bantu is African. It just has borrowed words. Same way English has french words. Languages borrow all the time

Muafrika2:

South Sudan has recently joined.

genieluv:


Pls i don't really see how this post relates to my comment. How does it? Can you show me?
We're talking of make-ups n not skin tones, thanks.

genieluv:


Holly, claiming Nigerian women have box-shaped bodies is the most absurd claim i have ever heard.

***Meet random everyday Nigerian women

genieluv:


Pls i don't really see how this post relates to my comment. How does it? Can you show me?
We're talking of make-ups n not skin tones, thanks.

sHOTdownHawk:

Ethiopia with somalia Eritrea and Djibouti are culturally closer to each other. So they form the Horn of Africa which makes Eastern Africa.

Ethiopia is not East Africa. We are a Bantu majority

mtis:

Ethiopia might join later..i dont see why not

genieluv:


More make-up free Nigerian women for you guys

Muafrika2:

Hadn't realized it was anything to argue about.

genieluv:


I strongly disagree with your definition.

The girl on the right is more or less caramel or chocolate skinned and the other is dark skinned.

>>>>Look at these Nigerian women below and learn to tell the difference between light skinned & caramel/chocolate skinned.

1st pic (left light-skinned & right caramel-skinned)
2nd pic (left caramel-skinned & right light skinned)
3rd pic (left caranel-skinned & right light skinned)

CocoMilian:


Once you do you'll see how a fake life most live In.... "there words not mine"

But they r fun to hang out with just that their attitude and loudness can irritate

obaaderemi:
Good for you!That looks very green.Then I must have believed the arid/semi arid Ogaden region and the Danakil desert are bigger than they are actually.But the incessant reports of drought and famine the media focuses on have left many of us with impressions of Ethiopia which may not be entirely true.Happy for you if Ethiopia is as green as those pictures portray.

CocoMilian:


Hahaha Hey misperfect if exposing what really is like behind those caked up faces makes me not have a " normal behaviour" then id rather never be normal but keep it real 100 y'll Nigerians need to learn how to swallow tour pride n accept some truth stop faking it.

genieluv:


Holly French, Italian, Spanish, Portugues and others were once pidgin latin (corrupted dialects of latin). Today, they are world languages, so what exactly is your point?

CocoMilian:
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Feels like that description suits you smh

CocoMilian:


Once you do you'll see how a fake life most live In.... "there words not mine"

But they r fun to hang out with just that their attitude and loudness can irritate

CocoMilian:


For the last time get my name right its COCOMILIAN


I wonder if these were Kenyans what Nigerians would say...mhh....

Calling other nations ugly and degrading them before looking at your sisters first.

Jay254:


Research show


Study Shows Nearly 77% Of Nigerian Women Use Skin Bleaching Creams ...
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://bossip.com/913656/elsewhere-in-the-world-nearly-77-of-nigerian-women-use-skin-lightening-products/&ved=0ahUKEwjmrrG2_8fUAhUjM8AKHUmgCKsQFgguMAM&usg=AFQjCNEBF36XebzlHoNxVXrUN2xQW5C_Yg&sig2=oIVVcHrszpgm26hq3-5luw

Marcelo290:
You want us to start the exposition stuff Ahbi? Don't cry foul or start whining like a baby horse when I start mine, nobody held you from posting your own pictures....you were preaching peace to me buh everywhere was somewhat calm before you came in with your hate...hypocrites.