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Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by emofine(f): 7:56pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
. . . you know what? I believe it would be better if you guys just consolidate all your grievances into a single thread where you can verbally chastise the type of women that born you into this world without clogging up the whole board with these repetitive complaints . . . after all the subject of Nigerian women is a hot topic around this forum. If you like, such a thread could even be permanently pegged on the top of the board like the complaints section only this time the subject would be appropriately named "The irredeemable Nigerian Woman: Chapter 1" |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by temiade(f): 8:08pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
@OP. I am a girl, and I absolutely agree with you. I have just returned into the country myself, and the girls have been absolutely ridiculous. I dont understand why these girls have no class and dignity. It is ok to expect things from a guy who claims to love you but it is classless to actually demand it. Let the guy show you he cares and do this on his own terms. Anyway, i recently dated some so called rich naija guy and he was d most unromantic person i had ever met - he was borderline cold and mean, I told him I was no longer interested after 4 months into the relationship, in his eyes I have missed out on a good life (which he outrightly told me). Well, if u ask me, that was one of the best decisions I ever made in my life - I dont need someone to cloth me, feed me and treat me like a kid. I wish more naija girls would stand up for themselves and stop waiting for a man to meet their needs. That is y many of these girls feel stuck in marriage in the future: dey have fully depended on a guy (atleast more than 50% dependent). They cannot go anywhere when the guy turns into a monster |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by coogar: 8:12pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
temiade: you folks have to realize that there are many hungry girls in nigeria! |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by Princek12(m): 8:15pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
temiade: Good points. What is particularly disturbing is that anytime I go to Nigeria, I notice that many young girls do not date guys in their age range and with whom they share common interests; rather, they date these rich, older men with whom they are incompatible and share no common interests just because these older men can supposedly provide them with the good life. Very sad that these women could have found a guy they like and have fun with to build a life together, even if the guy is not rich at the moment. |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by dabrake(m): 8:21pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
Haba 9ja men. D op complained about 2 discoverings. Yet, no one hv made any attempt 2 'attack' d 1st observation. No doubt about his 2nd observation buh methink nl hs narrowed down 2 gej bashing and women bashing. Itz nt fair nah. I think itz gettin 2 much |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by missdee1(f): 8:23pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
i'm sure d blasters n e.t.c didn't disappoint u n pls help manage d gals,dat is d trend here n as d sayin goes ''if u can't beat dem,join them'' |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by mjconcept(m): 8:39pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
Thats why rape has become the order of the day. |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by waladis(m): 8:42pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
o.obim: What do you mean they've got no job? a B*L*O*W* JOB is a job, hence, they've got a job. A job is a job at the end of the day. |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by Jackieugo(f): 8:44pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
I completely agree with you OP and I'm glad that you didn't generalize all naija girls. However, I believe some men are just as responsible for creating the current situation that's going on. You've probably seen many threads on here already looking down at independent women and saying we're not "wifey material" just because we choose to be successful. Or threads about rich aristos & married men throwing money at gals all the time, spoiling them completely. . . you get the point |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by maasoap(m): 8:44pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
@OP, You're a real selfish man and I'm disappointed in you. I read your post completely because I'm not a lazy reader. You shouldn't have gone in alone just because the said lady was late to the Cinema. You didn't know why she was late and you were not interested in finding out. She even called you several times, you ignored. She bought ticket, but couldn't find you. She waited for you till the end of the movie, she really tried. I don't want to say much about the first lady but in the case of the second lady, you got it wrong! You're full of yourself, too bad. That lady deserves an apology from you and you have to refund her ticket money because you invited her to the Cinema and she spent her money on transport and I didn't see anything close to being materialistic in this second case. Man, you've got to change your attitude. |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by coogar: 8:45pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
Jackieugo: if the girls don't demand it, i doubt rich aristos and married men would be throwing money at what they can get for free! |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by carlinks: 8:46pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
i have read a lot of posts bashing Nigerian girls and most times,i just read,laugh and move on but i've decided to reply to this, most comments here are always you are rolling with the wrong kind of ladies or roll with a girl that is employed, truth is even the employed ones make crazy demands, most of the female folks that comment here say they are not like that but i doubt if their boyfriends share this same sentiments, it's so easy to hide behind a computer monitor and claim to be what you are not but truth is that most naija girls size you up before going out with you a girl i respected told me a relationship is about what you can get and another categorically told me yesterday that money and love goes together and that men were created to spend and spend, she even said givers never lack but she likes receiving, i asked her since she likes receiving,that means she would always lack and want but she said she would always have, i said "why wont you have when i have 100k and you take 50k and collect additional 20k from like 5 more guys", please tell me who is richer? I met a girl and we exchanged numbers,i called her just twice and the next thing is that she wants to borrow 50k from me, another claimed to be independent and she is currently working and studying for her Phd but every time she comes to my place,she MUST wana go with something or i buy her's for her, the list is endless Instead of the ladies taking this in bad faith,why not tone it down if some of these threads talk directly to you and if you have friends that are like that,let them know a relationship is not just about asking and asking and asking, peace |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by Jackieugo(f): 8:47pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
coogar: Why wouldn't they demand it if they weren't first used to expecting money thrown at them because of their previous guys? Are you trying to say naija girls are brought up to always demand money or what? How about you men stop spoiling these young women with money? |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by manny4life(m): 8:49pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
I don't post on this forum but couldn't resist speaking my mind. I totally agree with your post; I dislike late people, I'm NEVER late to anything and lateness does it for me. It just means you're uncommitted. Well, I can somewhat relate to most part of your post; however, regarding Black Girls who are enterprising, I honestly believe it's up to individuals not generalizations of girls per se. Its quite unfortunate that certain hungry girls STOOP really low to demand from a guy, personally, if a girl demands something from me (first, second and third, ok I can deal with) but continuous demand is nothing but a turn-off. I will expect the girl to pick up the tab once in a while for minor items for instance, you got to the movies, you purchase tickets, she can get the popcorn and drinks which is probably less than half the cost of tickets. I think that mentality differs on cultural and economical aspects; girls abroad tend to fend for themselves and independent as opposed to an average Nigerian girl |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by coogar: 8:51pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
Jackieugo: majority are! they grew up watching their dads giving their mums cash to fix the necessaries in the house. mind, i did not say all nigerian women act this way. the truth is, the topic is a polarizing one. even if 10% of the nigerian women are this way, it still represents about 7 million in sheer numbers. people would still generalize based on what 7 million women do - forgetting there are about 63 million women who are not like that. |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by manny4life(m): 8:55pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
maasoap: Really dude? Perhaps if the girl had called it a date, perhaps, or maybe just perhaps she would have been there early. There goes the mentality again, what is wrong in going into the movies alone? Were expecting that he stood up to go meet her outside? Better yet, don't you know that cell phone rings are not allowed in the movies? Neither is talking on the phone as well. Besides, the dude already warned her NOT to be late again. While OP might have his own faults, but this case, it was totally on the girl. Then, she wants a refund on the ticket? Like seriously? That's the MOST demeaning thing I have ever heard, this is where I use the b-word, knock it off. Although, I somewhat fault OP, it would have been best if you picked her up to go to the movies. |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by horny4u(f): 8:57pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
temiade: This may seem the majority but there are more decent 9ja babes and men than the outgoing ones. This two groups of people deserve eachother, just the same way the poster was A guy commented and said he invited a girl to his hotel and she said she wants money for her hand bag, and that he was hoping to marry a 9ja babe at home. May be i am old fashioned but if you want to marry a girl you woo her not hotel her, thats jump off business and such pay as you go booty costs money, you either pay it or you call you guy friend to keep you company , plsssss that hotel room you invited her too is it for a game of ludo . Lets keep it clean materialistic girls and "met me tonight" boys go hand in hand, no need to cry foul. Cos i tell you if you were with a girl who you see a possibility of her being the mother of your kids and the love of your life you will meet at Amala junction if you cannot afford candle lit dinner but not hotel room. Crass men and women flock together and do not expect a jumpoff relationship to help you plan you future since you are cornering her pay as yu go style then you must pay so you can go, |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by Jackieugo(f): 8:57pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
coogar: Let them generalize then like they always do on NL. It's just hypocritical that some of these same guys that come on here to complain about our girls will continue to spend money on them in real life. Atleast there are still women with sense and values that won't fall for some sleazy guy throwing money at them. |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by dabrake(m): 9:01pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
maasoap:maga don pay. Shout halleluyah . . . .ady but in the case of the second lady, you got it wrong! You're full of yourself, too bad. That lady deserves an apology from you and you have to refund her ticket money because you invited her to the Cinema and she spent her money on transport and I didn't see anything close to being materialistic in this second case. Man, you've got to change your attitude. [quote][/quote] maga don pay. Shout halleluyah . . . . |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by waladis(m): 9:01pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
coogar: (clear throat) Are you sure it's not the other way round?. |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by seedord247(m): 9:08pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
Brooo. . . Immediately i spot Ozone when i was reading your story i definitly know it must be those Unilag Babe's. Back in naija my house is just 10 mins drive to unilag, they know you are JJC that why they want to extract all what you have labour for in the white man countries Just dey thank Your Olodumare say you never Enter the place. |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by Nobody: 9:12pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
Hmmnnnnnn, seems every man has a story! |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by Fickle(f): 9:14pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
As a mother of 2, I am really dissappointed at the comments ladies here are making. I have shifted away from confrontation but I think the ladies here need to be flogged in the head. Is every story that a man puts up here enough to jump at their defense all the time. As cuddles stated, goldie also agreed what happened to solidarity amongnst women. It is this same attitude that is shown in our daily lives that why women are constantly rendered useless in the society. If all ladies agree that majority of women depend on men for money then it means majority of nairaland ladies are gold diggers no wonder most of you are always online all the time, this is where you make your living off innocent & spotless men with no sin. Which thread has been created to address men and their love for the female reproductive organ or all the heart breaks they have caused. Most ladies are under the shackles of men, I pity you all better wake up and smell the coffee. Fine these things happen but why can't the men take their time to associate with responsible girls or wife material. You can keep blaming ladies because you over stepped your boundaries with high profile ladies. All of the ladies chanting, I am married. Just pray your uterance does not affect your future, when men see that ladies are testifying that naija ladies are like that, they would flee from you all rendering all of you single for life. Keep scaring your gender. Men have nothing to loose with all their wickerdness. Ladies and their stupidity, God help us all. As for that precious egg that said naija babes that stay abroad are more decent or have better orientation, you are a big dunce. Most of you can't even wash your stinking pants as washing machine & coins has spoilt ur lives. Some of you can't cook, don't have respect for elders and move around like bolos. I had to train my niece how to cook because we want her married out, she could not even boil water. So shut up, decency has nothing to do with location but your own self. keep jonzing. keep washing your dirty gutter to foreigners that read Nland and get a wrong impression about the ladies, making the men look like saints. omo ti o ba gbo oro ni ile, wa ko ni ta. Awon omo ti wan fe jasi, ki ni awon omode yi mo. jeje laye |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by moshoodn(m): 9:15pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
Thrash! |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by Nobody: 9:16pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
Fickle: Sup baby |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by coogar: 9:17pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
Jackieugo: i have no doubt that there are plenty of women with sense and values. matter of fact, you get to meet those type more often than not. the point is even if you have 10% gold-digging babes prowling around - one would still feel they are too many. the same guys that come here to complain will continue to spend in real life because they have to. if they don't, they are never gonna get to their promised land! naija boys use what they have to get what they want. waladis: i was being charitable. |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by Jackieugo(f): 9:24pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
Fickle: Preach on! Everything was good except the bolded. Most of us, like you probably, only come here for entertainment cause NL is funny as hell |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by seedord247(m): 9:24pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
Fickle: I agree with the last paragraph. most of them no there self here but i don't want to mention name, you hardly find them in other section of nairaland. when most of them have castigated their TOTO for those NIGga Nigga Boyz they are now looking for true naija men to love them. well shaa time will tell. |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by Fickle(f): 9:26pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
REALITY101: Hey godson, angel says hi! |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by coogar: 9:29pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
Fickle: this fickle is so fickle-minded! so the fact that you are married suddenly makes you better than young girls who are yet to marry? then you went as far as saying all nairaland ladies are gold-diggers - where is your evidence to back this, madam fickle! |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by Jackieugo(f): 9:29pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
seedord247: Women like romance. Nah crime to visit romance section? This is my fave section on NL and most entertaining to read. I'm sure that alot of the women who come here are in relationships and married, including myself. I hardly see threads from women looking for guys in here |
Re: Nigerian Girls… And The Problem With Nairaland by UgoBabe(f): 9:39pm On Sep 28, 2011 |
horny4u: GBAM, true talk, he wan chop and no pay, hissssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss |
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