Skip to main content

How To Spot Girls Looking For Boyfriend At Lagos Restaurants

I see them all the time in high brow restaurants in Lagos. Usually, they announce their presence in a group of four, three or two in some cases.

Guys reading this, you are part of the problem in Nigeria if you notice the first thirteen signs without approaching their table.

Here we go:-

1. They pick the most visible spot in the restaurant to seat.

2. Then study the menu like they are studying for JAMB.

3. It takes roughly thirty minutes to an hour for them to decide an item on the menu they want.

4. And when they do, it's usually the cheapest. Malt, coke, cranberry juice or orange juice.

5. They take a lot of selfies while waiting for their order. A lot of selfies!

6. They laugh a lot to nothing in particular…and very loud to attract the attention of prospective boyfriends seated.

7. It is common to find them laughing loud one minute and sober the next minute when they feel a potential lead may never approach their table.

8. Their eye lashes looks like they are ready to fly. Heavy makeup is the costume. Pushup bra and waist trainer is the dress code. Add a strappy sandals & ombre wig to that.

9. They are usually with power banks cos they know it's going to be long wait. And of course, that time can be spent in achieving the next level in Candy Crush.

10. They keep staring around anytime anyone walks in as though they are human drone cameras.

11. They make quick dashes to the rest room every fifteen minutes to remind candidates seated that they are still waiting.

12. And of course, to retouch their lipstick and rearrange the foam in their bra.

13. Accent fluctuates between American, British, and pidgin depending on who is walking past their table.

14. When it's time to pay for their drinks using POS after an unsuccessful outing, they pull out up to four ATM cards and contribute in fractions like church offerings.

Source:- Naija Single Girl

 


Sent from my BlackBerry wireless device from MTN

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

EMIR OF KASTINA TELLS PRESIDENT BUHARI TO SIGN PEACE CORPS BILL

The Emir of Katsina, Abdulmumini Usman, has declared support for the Peace Corps bill passed by the National Assembly. The bill, which seeks to turn the Peace Corps, a non-government organisation, into a government paramilitary agency, has elicited mixed reactions from Nigerians. Proponents see it as an avenue to create jobs for thousands of youth while critics describe as a duplication of functions already being performed by existing agencies and creation of another bureaucracy at a time the country is finding it difficult to pay workers' salaries. The bill was opposed by existing military and security institutions in Nigeria and the Peace Corps leader Dickson Akoh is currently being prosecuted for alleged fraud. Apart from lawmakers, the bill is also supported by some prominent Nigerians including the Minister of Sports, Solomon Dalung, who also asked Mr. Buhari to sign to it. The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the Katsina emir made a similar call on the president on Thursda...

AKEREDOLU, KEKEMEKE AND OTHERS BID MRS FAGUNWA GOODBYE

Read President Buhari’s Christmas Message To Nigerians

I felicitate with all Nigerians, especially our Christian brothers and sisters, on the joyous occasion of this year's Christmas.On this occasion of the commemoration of the birth of Jesus Christ, let us all rededicate ourselves to the virtues of peace, love, honesty, justice, equity, piety, humility and service to others which he taught.There can be no doubt that a greater manifestation of these virtues and ideals in our lives will immensely help us to become a more united, peaceful, secure and progressive nation.Let us also reach out in love and compassion to fellow Nigerians who are in distress at this periodof our nation's history.I particularly urge you all to remember victims of terrorism and insurgency in the country, especially Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs).The Federal Government will continue to collaborate with state governments and other stakeholders to ease the harsh conditions in IDP camps, while the ultimate objective remains to quickly put an end to insurgen...