Recklessly authentic.
Now, y'll know not to prank a Nigerian man (especially a real Naija man) with something as delicate as his TV being stolen. His son set him up and recorded the entire thing. My favorite part is the end where he says, "You know I can fall down and die right now." And the part where he breaks into Yoruba. Haaaa! That's how you know he has provoked final. Watch and laugh (and then repeat on your own parents). P.S. Share this post below, please. It's just too damn funny. Read More
This one is a short and simple question. Though the reader is asking specifically about Nigerian men in Maryland, please answer the question generally (if you live outside Maryland) because I think Nigerian men are the same anyway for the most part. As usual, my response is below the question. "Dear Vera, I would like to ask you this - I am single and looking, so where are the Nigerian men in Maryland?" Dear Reader, Your question is neither new nor unusual. I am of the opinion that you Read More
Yesterday was the last episode of the three part reunion of The Real Housewives Of Atlanta, and it delivered. Summary of the entire reunion: Kenya Moore is gone with the wind delusional. But that's not what this post is about. See, when Kenya Moore was asked about the state of her love life, she started crying and said she was in such a good place, and that she did not want to talk about it. If you've been watching Kenya, then you know that when Kenya cries about love, there is no telling what Read More
I had a chat with award-winning Nigerian artist and song writer, Banky W, and these are the seven things you did not know about him: 1. I like grocery shopping. While I'm not a fan of markets or spending the whole day in retail stores at the mall, I actually love going to big grocery stores and walking through all the aisles, picking up random stuff to try cooking with. 2. I have very random sleeping habits. On average, I don't get nearly enough sleep ... maybe three to four hours Read More
Now, you know that I have been reminiscing on old posts and bloggers, right? So back in the day, I was the ashewo blogger and the envy of all the female bloggers (whether they admit it or not) because I had three wonderful blog husbands: Boorish Male, Guy Horny, and Naija Bloke. You know what's so cool about it? I still keep in touch with ALL of them. Boorish Male: He was the certified bad boy of Blogville. Most of his posts were about women, sex, relationships. The badder he was, the more we Read More
