Re: 10 Pains Of The Nigerian Bachelor by MVLOX(m): 4:09pm On Jan 05, 2016 |
ronald4lif: Number 10 is the most common. Once you're an eligible bachelor any girl people see you with will be regarded as your to-be wife. Friends and family will start making intimation and side remarks of when it's the wedding, abeg invite me o lol. Make God no gree your mama see you with woman, na there wedding plans fit start. So true as dis one don happen to me tire |
Re: 10 Pains Of The Nigerian Bachelor by Nobody: 5:49pm On Jan 05, 2016 |
rawpadgin: each i resume work my boss will be like " osas how are ur furnitures & ur electronics? because u dont wife & children that i will ask about"
getting married next by his grace hahahahahaha...... |
Re: 10 Pains Of The Nigerian Bachelor by saasala(m): 7:51pm On Jan 05, 2016 |
Lobolintin:
My brother... Don hear am oooo oooo,small thing gp and marry,go and Marry,
Shai, wia re the babes ooooopppo,age don dey mess niggas up ooo
Abeg just just follow me Baba, that go and marry cliche don tire me o... And if an elderly woman choses to pray for you, they dont pray for prosperity, their only prayer na make God give you wife |
Re: 10 Pains Of The Nigerian Bachelor by troy20(m): 8:27pm On Jan 05, 2016 |
Being a bachelor is arguably the best period in a man's life. 3 Likes |
Re: 10 Pains Of The Nigerian Bachelor by uckennety(m): 11:08pm On Jan 05, 2016 |
It is A common Sense!!!!!! |
Re: 10 Pains Of The Nigerian Bachelor by adelujohn(m): 11:10pm On Jan 05, 2016 |
God will help us ooo |
Re: 10 Pains Of The Nigerian Bachelor by ronald4lif(m): 2:08am On Jan 06, 2016 |
Carnations:
Lmao... And when ur sis mistakenly likes any of ur gfs.. Well,set-up begins! Hehe, a sis who waits to like your girlfriend is considerate. Some got no chill and will match-make you with their girlfriends. The things we go through just coz we're bachelors though lol. |
Re: 10 Pains Of The Nigerian Bachelor by ronald4lif(m): 3:10am On Jan 06, 2016 |
Lobolintin:
Hahahahahaha same here Was helping a mans daughter to draft a proposal, and she works in The bank, well behaved and well manenered,
Nah so my mom and her mom arrange intro....
Without our most consent...when we just be friends in business alone... Hahahah Hehe, mothers will never change. It's all for our best interest though. Not long ago an old friend of mine attended a relative function in my village at my behest and my mum treated her like one Queen Elizabeth visited to the extent that she had to ask if I had told the woman we're an item and was saying my mumsy is so nice. I was just laughing coz she doesn't know it's coz the woman want her 'poor' son to get married so she'd do everything to be nice to his to-be wifey. On a good day, she won't be that receptive. Mothers sha. 2 Likes |
Re: 10 Pains Of The Nigerian Bachelor by anomsodi(m): 8:22am On Jan 06, 2016 |
rawpadgin: each i resume work my boss will be like " osas how are ur furnitures & ur electronics? because u dont wife & children that i will ask about"
getting married next by his grace next yr is 2017 |
Re: 10 Pains Of The Nigerian Bachelor by okambaba: 8:35am On Jan 06, 2016 |
I remember as a bachelor, constantly having to answer a new year question: "Shey, this year abi?", after a while the "Yes" just became automatic, make the talk no for too long.
LOL! |
Re: 10 Pains Of The Nigerian Bachelor by Nobody: 10:19am On Jan 06, 2016 |
ronald4lif:
Hehe, a sis who waits to like your girlfriend is considerate. Some got no chill and will match-make you with their girlfriends. The things we go through just coz we're bachelors though lol. |
Re: 10 Pains Of The Nigerian Bachelor by MrsAnyanwu(f): 2:37pm On Jan 06, 2016 |
rawpadgin: each i resume work my boss will be like " osas how are ur furnitures & ur electronics? because u dont wife & children that i will ask about"
getting married next by his grace hahhhhhaaa dis one finished me, electronics and furniture, hahhhhhaaa |
Re: 10 Pains Of The Nigerian Bachelor by Aleora(f): 9:44pm On Jan 06, 2016 |
Rapmoney: Being a bachelor in our society can sometimes come with certain pains and deprivations! . Well, it is all good sha! Some things are better to be experienced than for you to be told If you still think only ladies share from it, you are on a long thing!
1) When you go to the market to buy foodstuffs, the traders notice you easily as a bachelor and some would want to use that as an opportunity to make abnormal profits off you, especially, when you don't have a regular customer you buy from! If na for me, market fall press them because I sabi price well well o! I fit price your 500Naira fish for 150Naira!!! . Na joke I dey o!
2) You close from work after a hard day's job, feeling tired and weak but you still have to prepare what to eat...unless you want to settle for junk foods such as Akara and bread or bread and fanta (Truckman's sandwich)
3) You open your facebook page and it seems everyone you knew out there back in school is getting married! You just feel like uploading your marriage pics too!
4) You are having a swell time in the office and a naughty colleague of yours throws in a joke of you being a 'Manchelor' without realizing the mental effect of it. What do you do? You laugh it off...apply humour!
5) Family people are sharing things and they give you a small portion...before you make an attempt to complain, someone stands up to remind you that you are not married yet, that those that got bigger portions are family men.
6) You hardly tell your landlord that you don't have money for utility bills yet; he is bound to ask you: 'You dor marry?' 'Do you have kids you feed?' 'Wetin you dey use money dey do?' See me see problem o! So I don't have personal expenses because I am not married?
7) They inaugurate a committee in your company and they give the key roles to the married folks who are less competent than you! Why? The management think they are more responsible Error!!!
8. When you are very free and open, neighbours, especially, the female ones, take advantage. They enter your crib at random, open your freezer and help themselves with beverages and foods! Who go challenge dem?
9) Sometimes when you do business with married folks, they want to take advantage of it as they feel they need more money than you since they have mouths to feed. Ogbeni, stop it! Na me give your wife belle to born children?
10) Friends keep pointing out girls they know that can make good wives. When some see you chilling with a babe, they secretly tell you, 'Dis one fit you o! Marry am na'!!! Without even knowing who she is. So e mean say me no get eyes and mind of my own again?
2016...Lips sealed!!! Rapmoney: Being a bachelor in our society can sometimes come with certain pains and deprivations! . Well, it is all good sha! Some things are better to be experienced than for you to be told If you still think only ladies share from it, you are on a long thing!
1) When you go to the market to buy foodstuffs, the traders notice you easily as a bachelor and some would want to use that as an opportunity to make abnormal profits off you, especially, when you don't have a regular customer you buy from! If na for me, market fall press them because I sabi price well well o! I fit price your 500Naira fish for 150Naira!!! . Na joke I dey o!
2) You close from work after a hard day's job, feeling tired and weak but you still have to prepare what to eat...unless you want to settle for junk foods such as Akara and bread or bread and fanta (Truckman's sandwich)
3) You open your facebook page and it seems everyone you knew out there back in school is getting married! You just feel like uploading your marriage pics too!
4) You are having a swell time in the office and a naughty colleague of yours throws in a joke of you being a 'Manchelor' without realizing the mental effect of it. What do you do? You laugh it off...apply humour!
5) Family people are sharing things and they give you a small portion...before you make an attempt to complain, someone stands up to remind you that you are not married yet, that those that got bigger portions are family men.
6) You hardly tell your landlord that you don't have money for utility bills yet; he is bound to ask you: 'You dor marry?' 'Do you have kids you feed?' 'Wetin you dey use money dey do?' See me see problem o! So I don't have personal expenses because I am not married?
7) They inaugurate a committee in your company and they give the key roles to the married folks who are less competent than you! Why? The management think they are more responsible Error!!!
8. When you are very free and open, neighbours, especially, the female ones, take advantage. They enter your crib at random, open your freezer and help themselves with beverages and foods! Who go challenge dem?
9) Sometimes when you do business with married folks, they want to take advantage of it as they feel they need more money than you since they have mouths to feed. Ogbeni, stop it! Na me give your wife belle to born children?
10) Friends keep pointing out girls they know that can make good wives. When some see you chilling with a babe, they secretly tell you, 'Dis one fit you o! Marry am na'!!! Without even knowing who she is. So e mean say me no get eyes and mind of my own again?
2016...Lips sealed!!! |
Re: 10 Pains Of The Nigerian Bachelor by Vikky014(f): 7:28am On Jan 07, 2016 |
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. I actually read all the comments in this thread so hilarious
No be small hw is ur furniture and electronics |
Re: 10 Pains Of The Nigerian Bachelor by Vikky014(f): 7:30am On Jan 07, 2016 |
Toks2008: Very very true...
Someone told me yesterday that i should be married and i answered "OFCOURSE I AM MARRIED"
At least that saved me some boring regular jamb questions that usually follows whenever i say i am not married. hahahaha so how is ur furniture and electronics since u dnt hv wife and children....funny comments |
Re: 10 Pains Of The Nigerian Bachelor by funkymatics(f): 10:31am On Jan 07, 2016 |
when guys are complaining over what they have control over. what should ladies do? Ladies actually feel the pain more just because the makeups and packaging aren't yielding efforts. |
Re: 10 Pains Of The Nigerian Bachelor by Lobolintin(m): 11:42am On Jan 07, 2016 |
ronald4lif:
Hehe, mothers will never change. It's all for our best interest though.
Not long ago an old friend of mine attended a relative function in my village at my behest and my mum treated her like one Queen Elizabeth visited to the extent that she had to ask if I had told the woman we're an item and was saying my mumsy is so nice.
I was just laughing coz she doesn't know it's coz the woman want her 'poor' son to get married so she'd do everything to be nice to his to-be wifey. On a good day, she won't be that receptive. Mothers sha. Hahahaaha |