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Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Standing5(m): 10:12am On Jul 13
Zooposki:


Women should make sure they date men that can comfortably take care of them and any future children they have together. Don’t let any man broke shame you. Look for husband material, same way they look for wife material.
thing do change.
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by igborilla: 10:33am On Jul 13
chrisxxx:

It is not all Nigerian women. It is women from a particular tribe the prioritises money over all things. Even in their husband's house offer them good money they will bed you. They think that there God given asset is for Monday making. I never mentioned any tribe. There are over 200 tribes in Nigeria.
the tribe is my moniker grin
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by igborilla: 10:36am On Jul 13
Yorubafather:





Dude this matter is above your level, get the hell out of here with nauseating ignorance
afar find one yellow owerri ashawo for me na cheesy
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Beverlyjean(f): 10:58am On Jul 13
Lionessza6:



I have been following your arguments with Zooposki from the start and my conclusion is that you're both correct, you both raised issues that could lead to the breakdown of a healthy marriage.

If I understood her correctly she said if both the woman and man are out there working to provide for the family then the man must also help with house chores. Let's say you both spend 8 hours at work , when you come home you can't have the woman alone running around cleaning, doing homework with the kids, cooking etc. Whilst the husband is sitting around watching TV. This will lead to resentment in the end.

You're correct about gender roles and there are things that come naturally to both genders , but just like the women are helping in providing ( male *traditional duty*.... then the man should also help her out with hers to ease the burden on her as well.). There is is no script for marriage especially in today's world so everyone needs to be flexible , you cannot have one person carrying 70% of the burden and think that will make a happy home. Again with gender roles; it makes sense that on weekends the man will be busy with much more *mascular * home activities like maintaining the yard,cars etc....while the woman will be doing laundry and other house chores. But I think what I got from her posts is that there needs to be cooperation; where you see your partner is overwhelmed, you come in and assist. The same way that if a woman isn't working and the man is struggling to meet the Bills, she has to think on her feet and find ways to help...be it hairdressing, trading etc ...just to help ease the burden on the man.

With that being said , if a man is the sole breadwinner then I don't see why a woman would complain of slavery if he requests of her to do all the house chores.... now that's being silly and selfish grin.

U made alotvof sense and valuable points... yes , certainly , when ubsee ur partner is overwhelmed with chores , u can help out but it should not be expected ... now the reason I believe in sticking with gender roles , is because the moment u both start to do both roles , high expectations will come in... if he doesn't enter the kicked for a whole week, the woman might start to cause wahala ,and if the woman starts to contribute financially non stop , the day she doesn't, the man will flair up ...cos both now see those role as an expectation.... as they say , don't start what u can't finish ...
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Blitzking: 11:13am On Jul 13
Tellmeastory:
On a recent business visit to the UK, I met an Ethiopian professional guy in London, and we had a conversation in which I stated half-jokingly that I would love to visit Ethiopia to get myself a nice, beautiful Ethiopian woman.

He erupted in laughter, and said that I was most welcome to visit Addis Ababa anytime, as the city is filled with beautiful women who are also very humble.

He then said that he liked Nigerian women, but that the only problem based on his experience with them is that the only thing they care about is money, and that that was why he doesn’t like dating them.

I was so embarrassed.

Why are our women like this?

It’s terrible.

Their reputation for money obsession is now international.

They need major reorientation, so that they can understand that life is not just about money and wealth.

And the funny thing is that they are the most church-crazed women in Africa, yet the most highly materialistic.

A tragic, stunning irony, and a clear sign that they are only deceiving themselves with that ‘Jesus’ stuff, because no one is fooled, least of all the Most High.
Bring money out and u will be surprised that beret wearing nigerian sister..Christian video status posting sister will hang her legs for you..
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Leemzyy(f): 11:43am On Jul 13
Shame 2 girls who are nothing but liability!!!
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Lionessza6(f): 11:49am On Jul 13
Beverlyjean:


U made alotvof sense and valuable points... yes , certainly , when ubsee ur partner is overwhelmed with chores , u can help out but it should not be expected ... now the reason I believe in sticking with gender roles , is because the moment u both start to do both roles , high expectations will come in... if he doesn't enter the kicked for a whole week, the woman might start to cause wahala ,and if the woman starts to contribute financially non stop , the day she doesn't, the man will flair up ...cos both now see those role as an expectation.... as they say , don't start what u can't finish ...
I hear you .
This where the issue of personal choices and taking full responsibility of the consequences comes in. Some men on this page have said they prefer a woman who is working , now if you choose a nurse, paramedic, Dr, electrician etc people that can work long and odd hours, you need to make peace with the fact that she will not be able to meet your expectations in terms of domestic duties (she's no robot, she gets tired both physically and emotionally).

Now I think where we are headed to is to the issue of COMPATIBILITY. From the onset, don't marry someone whose career might disturb the kind of home you envision. This is for both genders . If you prefer to be a housewife and not be engaged in any type of work or trade, then go for a man that prefers that and is capable of carrying through with it.

If you want to be a bit of both;work for a few hours but be a dedicated home-mom.....then get someone who will meet you halfway.

And ofcourse you can add a house help in the mix( for the couples who both work long hours) ..
Whether the maid is a live-in nanny or just someone who comes in once in a while for cleaning and laundry etc. This helps in keeping things balanced on busy days , then on more relaxed days you can both go back to your more traditional roles. My 2cents. But I'm totally against having one part of the relationship carrying a much heavier load than the other just to keep the peace ....because it never ends in peace grin. Choose wisely I guess.
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Leemzyy(f): 11:53am On Jul 13
Paythemback:


Most Nigerian women are so useless and lazy to the extend that most of them can't even get themselves airtime,they see relationship as poverty alleviation program. It's in Nigeria that you will see a girl with 2k in her account calling someone broke boy.what useless set of animal majority of them are.
You are right even tho its the bitter truth that most wouldnt agree with,sometimes i believe when a real girl truly loves a guy,it will be a great problem 2 demand something 4rm that guy,but i no longer know if that point still exist or not,4 real we girls should respect ourselves!
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Paythemback: 12:43pm On Jul 13
Leemzyy:
You are right even tho its the bitter truth that most wouldnt agree with,sometimes i believe when a real girl truly loves a guy,it will be a great problem 2 demand something 4rm that guy,but i no longer know if that point still exist or not,4 real we girls should respect ourselves!


God bless you for this
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Leemzyy(f): 12:47pm On Jul 13
Paythemback:


God bless you for this
Ameen ya Allah, u deserve more sir

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Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Bakrabas: 3:25pm On Jul 13
Tellmeastory:
On a recent business visit to the UK, I met an Ethiopian professional guy in London, and we had a conversation in which I stated half-jokingly that I would love to visit Ethiopia to get myself a nice, beautiful Ethiopian woman.

He erupted in laughter, and said that I was most welcome to visit Addis Ababa anytime, as the city is filled with beautiful women who are also very humble.


He's trying to express his own opinion on Nigerian ladies he has met on international system. How will you conclude that all 9ja girls are the same.

If you're also a victim of what he said then that's probably those you've met are the same category of what your Ethiopian guy is talking about.

In conclusion, not all women in Nigeria are bad as well as not all guys too are okay

He then said that he liked Nigerian women, but that the only problem based on his experience with them is that the only thing they care about is money, and that that was why he doesn’t like dating them.

I was so embarrassed.

Why are our women like this?

It’s terrible.

Their reputation for money obsession is now international.

They need major reorientation, so that they can understand that life is not just about money and wealth.

And the funny thing is that they are the most church-crazed women in Africa, yet the most highly materialistic.

A tragic, stunning irony, and a clear sign that they are only deceiving themselves with that ‘Jesus’ stuff, because no one is fooled, least of all the Most High.
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Bakrabas: 3:29pm On Jul 13
Leemzyy:
Ameen ya Allah, u deserve more sir


Always write your name correctly.

Leemah as a nickname is very wrong and it has a meaning that is capable to ruin your day if I should tell you. You're Haleemah by name but removing the first two letter adopting the remaining letters as your nickname is wrong.


As salaam alaikum sis...
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Zooposki(f): 4:12pm On Jul 13
Bakrabas:



Always write your name correctly.

Leemah as a nickname is very wrong and it has a meaning that is capable to ruin your day if I should tell you. You're Haleemah by name but removing the first two letter adopting the remaining letters as your nickname is wrong.


As salaam alaikum sis...

Always monitoring the females while your mates from other races are flying to the moon.
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Leemzyy(f): 4:58pm On Jul 13
Bakrabas:



Always write your name correctly.

Leemah as a nickname is very wrong and it has a meaning that is capable to ruin your day if I should tell you. You're Haleemah by name but removing the first two letter adopting the remaining letters as your nickname is wrong.


As salaam alaikum sis...
Wa alaikah salam,thanks 4 that advice,but well i did research before i actually adopted the name,which means"endure","patience",or "gentle",and by the way its leemzy with my name and surname 2gthr,but plss detail me more on that name if i may be wrong with my research,thank you bro
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Leemzyy(f): 5:06pm On Jul 13
Zooposki:


Always monitoring the females while your mates from other races are flying to the moon.
Lol he may be right tho,just maybe my research on the name was not tangible and correct
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Zooposki(f): 5:11pm On Jul 13
Leemzyy:
Lol he may be right tho,just maybe my research on the name was not tangible and correct

I know you are a man though with a female moniker.
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by MrBrownJay1(m): 5:19pm On Jul 13
Zooposki:
All I’m saying is that if you want women to contribute towards the finances of the home, then you should not expect a traditional wife. You the man must also contribute towards the everyday boring tedious work like the cooking, the cleaning, the laundry work, looking after the kids etc.

- where in your TRADITIONAL wife bible did you read that a man must be rich to take care of a home?
- where in your TRADITIONAL wife bible did you read that, if wife works too she should keep her own money and spend it on yeye irrelevant nonsense (while husband slave to pay for everything for the family)?
- a traditional wife is a woman who stays home and take care of the family home and children.... the minute that woman gets a job, then no matter how "traditional" she may think she is, she must contribute to the family wellbeing too.


no man has ever been afraid of a woman contributing to family, the problem is that when you women make a little bit of cheddar, you automatically think that you now wear the pant in that family.
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Leemzyy(f): 5:33pm On Jul 13
Zooposki:


I know you are a man though with a female moniker.
Lol what made you think so?am haleemah by name which made him 2 correct me on using a wrong nickname by taking off the first two letters
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Bakrabas: 5:36pm On Jul 13
Zooposki:


Always monitoring the females while your mates from other races are flying to the moon.


Thanks for what you just said but I didn't monitor anyone, I only corrected a muslimah and she understands better. And if there's any doubt at all, simply expose me through who I've monitored. If correcting a muslimah is what you termed monitoring, I'm sorry then.

Also, if you are not the real monitoring attachē ma/sir, how do you get to know that my mate are already in the moon🌒

The fact that I'm not in the moon yet is not a barrier because I really appreciate God for where I am currently. I love where I am and very happy Alhamdulillah although I look further to greater height by God's grace


Wherever the location of my mates according to you, is not a symbol of success and the location I am right now is not a symbol of failure.

What can I say than to thank God... I've a roof over my head, I responsible for my bills, I'm a legit hustler, I'm doing what is expected from someone in my age range, I possess what my mate have possessed legitimately, I am happy, Alhamdulillah...
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Esama: 5:45pm On Jul 13
This is exactly where the problem is coming from. The entitlement that a man must take care of his wife by providing all necessary even to extend to the wife family.
Zooposki:


Women should make sure they date men that can comfortably take care of them and any future children they have together. Don’t let any man broke shame you. Look for husband material, same way they look for wife material.
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by alphaNomega: 6:12pm On Jul 13
Tellmeastory:
On a recent business visit to the UK, I met an Ethiopian professional guy in London, and we had a conversation in which I stated half-jokingly that I would love to visit Ethiopia to get myself a nice, beautiful Ethiopian woman.

He erupted in laughter, and said that I was most welcome to visit Addis Ababa anytime, as the city is filled with beautiful women who are also very humble.

He then said that he liked Nigerian women, but that the only problem based on his experience with them is that the only thing they care about is money, and that that was why he doesn’t like dating them.

I was so embarrassed.

Why are our women like this?

It’s terrible.

Their reputation for money obsession is now international.

They need major reorientation, so that they can understand that life is not just about money and wealth.

And the funny thing is that they are the most church-crazed women in Africa, yet the most highly materialistic.

A tragic, stunning irony, and a clear sign that they are only deceiving themselves with that ‘Jesus’ stuff, because no one is fooled, least of all the Most High.
why are our women like this?

it is because they grew up in poverty
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Tochi3(m): 6:15pm On Jul 13
chrisxxx:

It is not all Nigerian women. It is women from a particular tribe the prioritises money over all things. Even in their husband's house offer them good money they will bed you. They think that there God given asset is for Monday making. I never mentioned any tribe. There are over 200 tribes in Nigeria.
..dis one don enter tribalism fast fast.. grin grin

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Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Zooposki(f): 6:39pm On Jul 13
MrBrownJay1:


- where in your TRADITIONAL wife bible did you read that a man must be rich to take care of a home?
- where in your TRADITIONAL wife bible did you read that, if wife works too she should keep her own money and spend it on yeye irrelevant nonsense (while husband slave to pay for everything for the family)?
- a traditional wife is a woman who stays home and take care of the family home and children.... the minute that woman gets a job, then no matter how "traditional" she may think she is, she must contribute to the family wellbeing too.


no man has ever been afraid of a woman contributing to family, the problem is that when you women make a little bit of cheddar, you automatically think that you now wear the pant in that family.

I’m not a religious person. I believe in equity. Whomever is more qualified in a particular area btw husband and wife should make the decisions. You can wear the pant in your xtian marriage. Not my business. Research shows that non religious marriages are more fulfilling and has less divorce rates cos the husband and wife are working hand in hand to make the best decisions.
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by tubolancer(m): 7:30pm On Jul 13
Tellmeastory:
On a recent business visit to the UK, I met an Ethiopian professional guy in London, and we had a conversation in which I stated half-jokingly that I would love to visit Ethiopia to get myself a nice, beautiful Ethiopian woman.

He erupted in laughter, and said that I was most welcome to visit Addis Ababa anytime, as the city is filled with beautiful women who are also very humble.

He then said that he liked Nigerian women, but that the only problem based on his experience with them is that the only thing they care about is money, and that that was why he doesn’t like dating them.

I was so embarrassed.

Why are our women like this?

It’s terrible.

Their reputation for money obsession is now international.

They need major reorientation, so that they can understand that life is not just about money and wealth.

And the funny thing is that they are the most church-crazed women in Africa, yet the most highly materialistic.

A tragic, stunning irony, and a clear sign that they are only deceiving themselves with that ‘Jesus’ stuff, because no one is fooled, least of all the Most High.
You are a mumu ma, Ethiopian is telling you about Nigeria, well I don't know sha. What is really happening to children born around early 90s and 2000, what is really happening?
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by MrBrownJay1(m): 9:11pm On Jul 13
Zooposki:
I’m not a religious person. I believe in equity. Whomever is more qualified in a particular area btw husband and wife should make the decisions. You can wear the pant in your xtian marriage. Not my business. Research shows that non religious marriages are more fulfilling and has less divorce rates cos the husband and wife are working hand in hand to make the best decisions.

religion is irrelevant here... religious men and women are some of the dumbest people in marriage.

so lets stick to the issue at hand... we all understand that many men will rather have a traditional woman than the type we all see everyday that want to challenge for head of the family (as if marriage was a competition).... so the important question IS: as we know there cant be two skippers in one boat, who do you think is the head of the family when your husband been working and providing for the family for decades (as well as making all the important decisions) and you now suddenly have a job after a few decades under this man's "leadership"?
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Bakrabas: 11:18pm On Jul 13
Leemzyy:
Wa alaikah salam,thanks 4 that advice,but well i did research before i actually adopted the name,which means"endure","patience",or "gentle",and by the way its leemzy with my name and surname 2gthr,but plss detail me more on that name if i may be wrong with my research,thank you bro



As salaam alaikum sis, sorry for being late not quiet long I closed from work I was busy that's I was unable to to reply you.

Below are some Muslimah names that some think that by removing some letters will give it a beautiful calling

Rasheedah ( righteous) Sheedah (difficulty)

Haleemah (gentle) Leemah (Wig)

Fareedah (unique) Freedah (apostasy)

Fateemah (abstinence) Teemah (catastrophe)

Lateefah (kind) Teefah (ghost)
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Leemzyy(f): 11:33pm On Jul 13
Bakrabas:




As salaam alaikum sis, sorry for being late not quiet long I closed from work I was busy that's I was unable to to reply you.

Below are some Muslimah names that some think that by removing some letters will give it a beautiful calling

Rasheedah ( righteous) Sheedah (difficulty)

Haleemah (gentle) Leemah (Wig)

Fareedah (unique) Freedah (apostasy)

Fateemah (abstinence) Teemah (catastrophe)

Lateefah (kind) Teefah (ghost)
,Wslm,well you are right tho some research says meaning like patience,and endure while some says wig as u stated,but mashallah i will take still take that as an advice and lesson,jazakallah yaaya
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Bakrabas: 11:40pm On Jul 13
Leemzyy:
,Wslm,well you are right tho some research says meaning like patience,and endure while some says wig as u stated,but mashallah i will take still take that as an advice and lesson,jazakallah yaaya

Waantum fajazakhumllahu khaeran fhee Duniya Wal akhirah...

Sleep tight. Masalaam
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Leemzyy(f): 11:41pm On Jul 13
Bakrabas:

Waantum fajazakhumllahu khaeran fhee Duniya Wal akhirah...
Sleep tight. Masalaam
Mii salam
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Leemzyy(f): 11:55pm On Jul 13
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Thanks for what you just said but I didn't monitor anyone, I only corrected a muslimah and she understands better. And if there's any doubt at all, simply expose me through who I've monitored. If correcting a muslimah is what you termed monitoring, I'm sorry then.

Also, if you are not the real monitoring attachē ma/sir, how do you get to know that my mate are already in the moon
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by Cabalgeneral: 5:40am On Jul 14
Zooposki:


Same women that discriminate against you and call you monkies? Hmmm, ok.

Ethiopia are black Africa you think they are White
Re: What An Ethiopian Man Told Me About Nigerian Women by DonroxyII: 9:20am On Jul 20
Tallesty1:
Oyibo women are divorcing their husbands and walking away with half and sometimes everything the men have as settlement for divorce but it's Nigeria women that love money.

The Ethiopian dude obviously uses Nairaland.
Nigerian Women are The Most Insulted Abused Women On Earth ....

Nevertheless, I still Love Our Women Like Today's Bread .. There is No Women From Any Nation That Would Helped You Raised an Ogbaa Children Like Nigerian Mothers ....

We can Fvck Women From Other Nations For Fun But Strictly Nigerian Women For Marriage Make We No Dey Well Together !!

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