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  • 15 Fashion Trends From 2010 All Nigerian Men Secretly Regret

    15 Fashion Trends From 2010 All Nigerian Men Secretly Regret

    Granted, a lot of us were super impressionable at the time — peer pressure was no respecter of person — but I still don’t understand how Nigerian men collectively let these atrocious looks fly?

    1. Those infamous spinning dollar belt buckles:

    You had to spin it before entering a room.

    2. Those painfully tacky LED belts:

    It was the ultimate swag that time sha.

    3. Studded belts. *Holds in vomit*

    Dark times.

    4. That time there were more Ama Kip Kip shirts in Nigeria than actual Nigerians.

    Kai! They were EVERYWHERE.

    5. See ehn, if you ever owned this shirt, only God can adequately judge you.

    Tueh!

    6. Remember when everyone was wearing Ed Hardy?

    Still gives me nightmares.

    7. Those G Unit singlets that Ice Prince never let rest.

    Did he have a contract with them, abi what?

    8. Satan clearly invented harem pants. You can’t tell me otherwise.

    They were just the ugliest things.

    9. Let’s not even talk about carrot jeans.

    No words.

    10. SUPRA, you will not be missed.

    Reminds us of those extra-skinny jeans days.

    11. These scarves paired with ridiculously tight white shirts.

    I’m shaking just remembering it.

    12. NOPE! NAH! JUST NO!

    Bandanas, BYE!

    13. Kanye has committed many sins, but this one is still top 3.

    The struggle.

    14. All those N200 Jesus pieces where the ‘Jesus’ will be looking like Ayuba.

    They did not try.

    15. Nigerian babes would ALWAYS find a way to obtain your shambala.

    In retrospect, they were probably doing you a favour.

  • Can You Go Through this Post Without Getting Your Heart Broken A little Bit?

    For those who have ever lost someone, the last moments shared are unforgettable and bring back a lot of memories and emotions. When Twitter user, @Toluderp decided to ask about last moments people shared with their late loved ones, the responses couldn’t be any more heartbreaking.

    1. The person who remembered the soft laughter.

    2. His late mother’s advise on having faith.

    3. When it all ended with a proclamation of love.

    4. The child that waited for her mother’s home-coming.

    https://twitter.com/khal_leesi/status/772447783211106305

    5. This goodbye was said in prayers.

    6. The father who passed his responsibility to his son.

    7. This really sad and heartbreaking moment.

    8. His unforgettable birthday gift.

    https://twitter.com/mawuli___/status/772007091351486464

    9. The friend that never made it out of the jungle.

    10. This father thanked his daughter for taking care of him.

    11. The little boy who never got his gift.

    https://twitter.com/Stillweather/status/771971641895227392

    12. The threat that was hanging forever.

    13. The grandfather who loved his children and grandchildren.

    https://twitter.com/blakcink/status/771799553909592065

    14. His father never made it to the new year.

    @ToluDerp ” I’ve told the doc to discharge me, I will celebrate new year in my house”

    Dad died 11.48pm Dec 31st.? — Kingdomboy® (@Ogunsolaadeniyi) September 2, 2016