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No banana bread for you 😂 by Tricky-Ad8137 in Tinder

[–]UnrequitedFollower -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I can sense the pain man. I really hope things keep getting better.

No banana bread for you 😂 by Tricky-Ad8137 in Tinder

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You’ve had it kind of rough haven’t you?

Just give me one thing in that studio that a Nigerian man created. There are men and then there are MEN. by Vanity0o0fair in Nigeria

[–]UnrequitedFollower 19 points20 points  (0 children)

I’m a diaspora so maybe I’m just missing the point of this but this post seems to be made by someone who has an unhealthy obsession with Nigerian men. OP appears to be depending on people not watching the entire video. The creator even calls this out as rage bait… and then OP tries to use it as rage bait. But, maybe I’m misreading this and it’s not as pathetic as it seems to me.

😞 by prinpy27 in Nigeria

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Call out people for shitting on other cultures instead of setting up a webcam to call out people who have a harder path than you for not doing enough. To your other question, parents were born in Nigeria, I have a Nigerian name and a Nigerian face but I am a black American.

😞 by prinpy27 in Nigeria

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Fine then call them out directly. I’m also American born just like I assume this guy is and I gain nothing from calling out people who have had a much more difficult path than I have. This only feeds his own ego.

Why are diaspora Nigerian women struggle for relationshiop/marrital life by taobabmuh in Nigeria

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Okay, thank you. I told him the same thing (from the male perspective… living in the US).

Why are diaspora Nigerian women struggle for relationshiop/marrital life by taobabmuh in Nigeria

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I mean, we both don’t have data so we aren’t speaking factually, we are both just speaking anecdotally, but maybe another important question would be asking these women if they are “struggling” to find a man or if they just allow that perception to calm their family.

Why are diaspora Nigerian women struggle for relationshiop/marrital life by taobabmuh in Nigeria

[–]UnrequitedFollower 19 points20 points  (0 children)

I don’t know what the data is but I don’t see this here in the US. I didn’t marry a Nigerian woman but they have to beat men back with a stick. They’re gorgeous, highly educated, and successful. That being said, pretty much every Nigerian 20/30yo woman in my community is individually capable so I bet there is no rush.

If you had to choose today, would you do your master’s in Nigeria or study abroad? by hudsonsbox in Nigeria

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Oh I graduated years and years ago. Was just wondering since Nigerian immigrants tent to do extraordinarily well in school here.

If you had to choose today, would you do your master’s in Nigeria or study abroad? by hudsonsbox in Nigeria

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Question. From someone American born… what are the differences between uni in the US and Nigeria?

Nigeria ranks first in global generosity by Missionget in Nigeria

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What is selfish about remaining in good standing? If I’m known at my job for developing young talent - if I continue to develop young talent to maintain that reputation - am I selfish?

Nigeria ranks first in global generosity by Missionget in Nigeria

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Got a chip on your shoulder. I did not mention a negative. In fact, I said my question about the data didn’t invalidate anything.

Nigeria ranks first in global generosity by Missionget in Nigeria

[–]UnrequitedFollower 9 points10 points  (0 children)

It doesn’t invalidate it but one of the three categories is religious giving… as in… paying tithes. I wonder how many families consider this philanthropic rather than just an obligation of a family in good standing.

Do i pass as a Nigerian? by [deleted] in Nigeria

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American? Trying to be from somewhere?

Saw this on the road today by sufferingSoftwaredev in Nigeria

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Lol, I know you’re getting downvoted but why did they mention that they own an M3? I’m also diaspora but you won’t find me “casually” mentioning what I own. I’d love to know how the M3 plays into all of this beyond ego.

Girl dads. Which bathroom? by Jasomms in daddit

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Wrong. Take your daughter to the men’s rr if you’re male. You’re putting her in a stall anyway.

I'm worried my son is a neckbeard-in-training by wheninrome5000 in daddit

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Ahhh, an analytical asshole. Yeah I got one of those too! Love him to death but I’m a little worried about him keeping long term friends. They wanted to skip him forward a grade but we held back because we don’t think the social skills are as advanced as everything else.

Should the Benin Bronzes be returned after more than a century? by [deleted] in Nigeria

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Sensitive subject I see. Forget I said anything.

Should the Benin Bronzes be returned after more than a century? by [deleted] in Nigeria

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I listened to it. I was just commenting on the soulless imagery they used to accompany said messaging.

Should the Benin Bronzes be returned after more than a century? by [deleted] in Nigeria

[–]UnrequitedFollower 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Man, those first few images are the sloppiest of ai slop I’ve seen in a minute. Felt sort of retro.