omonija1:


We are mostly religious, educated, cultured,well mannered, honest,

Missy B:

Who says these traits are typical of Naija babes alone?

netotse:

i asked a babe this question once and at first she was like 'i dunno' and i thought that was cool(till she said i'm caring, bla bla bla. . .obviously didn't go out with her). . .

netotse:

too many girls think they're 'IT' cos they have a nice face,a nice rack or a nice derrière(possibly all 3, which i must confess is a formidable combo ), but fact is, in the end, that still doesn't cut it. . .

netotse:

bviously not her. . .if she doesn't want to consider other cultures it's her prerogative innit?

Missy B:

What was your question, exactly?

Missy B:

What has this gotta do with the OP's question, sorry?

Missy B:

Is it me or Y'all that don't seem to get the OP's question? I will now state, in a very clear manner, what i think the OP's question implies.

[Almost] All Naija girls have certain qualities in common - These are their distinguishing features; what differentiates them from other girls in the world.
Anyone who possesses these features is seen as a typical Naija lady.
Her question is - Among these typical Naija babes(of which You're one), what makes you conspicuous; separates you; singles you out?

. . .And I'm saying there's nothing like a typical naija babe because, there are no characteristics peculiar to Naija girls alone .
Educated, religious, well-behaved, submissive, long suffering? Who says most or all Naija babes are? Why are you so sure there aren't American Ladies that possess these qualities too? If you agree there are, would you say these Ladies are typically Nigerian, because of these qualities?

In summary- This is not a valid question, as there's nothing like a typical Naija lady; at least, you've not been able to define it properly.
I cannot even say '' What makes you stand out from every other girl in the World'' is a valid question. . . . because, Ma reply could be ''my pink eyes'', but, what is to say another girl in the world doesn't have pink eyes like mine? There isn't a valid answer, hence, it's not a valid question.

oyinda.:

like someone already mentioned, just be yourself.
even if being urself means u being a typical naija girl. take pride in it. 

i personally will never date a guy who asks me that kain question. if u don't want naija qualities in a girl, don't look for a naija girl simple.

netotse:

what's different about you?

netotse:

was looking to figure out if she was a liability, the girl no know say na test i set for am )

netotse:

valid interpretation, but could it be possible that you're over-processing things? maybe we should just chill and let her clarify her question. .

netotse:

trust me, if you're asked you wont know, do you expect any sensible guy to go: 'oyinda., whom i'd like to go out with(and possibly marry), pray tell, what makes you stand out from a 'typical' naija babe?' like people where i come from would usually say:na from clap them dey enter dance

oyinda.:

@ibkaye, naija girls now. d likes of jenifa and rita from koko mansion.   jk

oyinda.:

lol. my examples were extreme but if u watch nollywood n such u get my drift.
or if u have naija aunts etc oshamo

oyinda.:

it means: u know
i thought u were yoruba girl now.

omonija1:

How? in what ways?

Growing up. . .i found i didn't have much in common with females. 
My friends thought i was weird, and the ones who weren't my friends found me even weirder. 
When they started dying over guys, i was busy playing SNES with guys.  When they were doing make-up and making clothes.  I was busying hiking and stuff.
Couldn't understand why they all operated like a unit.  Same attitude, same behaviour, same thinking, same goals. . .
People often wonder if i grew up in Naija with my interests   Like it's weird to go hiking and camping
Even dating. . .i think more like a dude than like a girl.  More logical, less emotional. . .some men are emotional wrecks compared to me

iice:

Growing up. . .i found i didn't have much in common with females. 
My friends thought i was weird, and the ones who weren't my friends found me even weirder. 
When they started dying over guys, i was busy playing SNES with guys.  When they were doing make-up and making clothes.  I was busying hiking and stuff.
Couldn't understand why they all operated like a unit.  Same attitude, same behaviour, same thinking, same goals. . .
People often wonder if i grew up in Naija with my interests   Like it's weird to go hiking and camping
Even dating. . .i think more like a dude than like a girl.  More logical, less emotional. . .some men are emotional wrecks compared to me

i love the word weird weird weird in your post.since everything u did while growing up was weird,lets call u d next weird mc,sorry weird iice.    

Mr Cork:

They cant usually speaks english, except pigeon english.

And they are usually preety in a unpreety way

Missy B:


In summary- This is not a valid question, as there's nothing like a typical Naija lady; at least, you've not been able to define it properly.
I cannot even say '' What makes you stand out from every other girl in the World'' is a valid question. . . . because, Ma reply could be ''my pink eyes'', but, what is to say another girl in the world doesn't have  pink eyes like mine? There isn't a valid answer, hence, it's not a valid question.

swiftycool:

@ Missy B
are u some kind of a homo, faggy, g a y transvestite bloke or something weirder?  You claim to be male but to real men u sound so otherworldly a retard can tell u are not. I guess u r just not proud of being the lady u really are, one thing i can say for sure that differentiates u and your ilk from real Naija girls is not being proud of your sex and who you really are,  _{now she'll go changing or deleting her sex again. Na wah o!}

michelin89:

All this beef because of an "m" in brackets?

Ileke-IdI:

@post

I can touch my big toe to my forehead while singing Canada's national anthem.

swiftycool:

yeah, u got a prob with it?