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Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by maclatunji: 5:07pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
Morayo747: Don't mind them, if it is not their way, it has to be derided. #Typical |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by coogar: 5:12pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
ileobatojo: oh lord - someone is really hurting o! does it pinch your intestines that i found about your abysmal parenting skills? don't take it too hard upon yourself - this is why we have forums as such as this one so we can learn! as per dayo, his mini-drama illustrated a nerve-wrecking traffic! in case you have lost touch with reality in lagos, most people working on the island don't get back till late in the night(11pm n above). fellis: so? even if she finishes school at 25 - is it not my money that has trained her to be in school? my responsibility as a father is to give my daughter options. she's free to take any of the options on her tab. how does this equate the drivel you spewed up there that my type won't train their daughters in school cos they expect the daughters to be a full housewife. i am not sure you have eaten today!
yet more heap of asinine comments.... how my daughter n her fiancé decide to plan their marriage is entirely up to them na. my mission has been accomplished once she graduates n cops a job! throughout her adolescent years, i would make her aware of the realities in the world today - she's going to marry someone who fits that bill and not the other way round like you are shamelessly claiming.
so all the women near 30 in naija are leftovers? no wonder there are many of you frustrated lots out here today. sorry to stab your bubble, my daughter would not be staying where 30 yr-old women are considered damaged goods!
when you have your own children, put them out there to get exposure and social skills - some of us place more value on children than handing them out like domestic pets! |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by Nobody: 5:14pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
dayokanu: The operative word in my prior post is If. If my husband was part of the 5%, I'd stay at home honestly. If I intend to work, it would be from home. To hell with what the world thinks . If he isn't part of the 5%, then back to work baby. You think if I had some trust fund somewhere I'd be slugging myself at a job right now. Absolutely not! This isn't about kids bla bla, stress is just not good for moi . I won't even pretend I'm a flying superwoman. 1 Like |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by Nobody: 5:22pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
coogar: Sorry dear, I only get pinched by facts not unfounded drivel pulled right out of one's rear end. When you have some real substance to share, you can give it another shot. |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by bukatyne(f): 5:23pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
dayokanu:I swear, I would curse her... Just joking but I will be disappointed! |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by swtdarling(f): 5:30pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
u guys get power o.all in all,it doesnt make sense for a woman to take up a job that makes her come home very late at night.and a woman shouldn't be a complete house wife.she should take up a job wud still make her have time for her kids.its dt simple.cos the economic situation isnt like those days..even rich pple some tyms bcome broke.no need for long story.both argument are kind of extreme. this is the only balance i feel is realistic |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by dayokanu(m): 5:31pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
stillwater: I agree. Its like saying If my dad is the Sultan of brunel i would never need to work. But when discussing Nigerian households we have to consider how many people can afford that top 5% lifestyle |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by coogar: 5:31pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
ileobatojo: hahahahaha - you have been mullered! naturally, i don't expect you to admit that publicly but i am expecting a private message from you telling me i am right in the next couple of days. i don't just talk without substance - coogar itself is substance so get your facts right and drop the mgbeke parental skills you learnt from ibadan before someone calls child protection service gendarmes to toss your crusty arsë in a cold cell. the only mitigating factor i can concede in your case is the fact that the american culture tend to look down on stayathome mums. so forgive my superior intellect on this subject cos i stay in a continent where stayathome mums are worshipped/respected as the society recognises their courage and selflessness! |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by bukatyne(f): 5:37pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
maclatunji:so that I want to be a fulfilled woman means I am not embracing my femininity? And I guess that father's love is not strong? |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by Nobody: 5:40pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
coogar: Lol! You're lucky I'm posting from a phone so I can't expose all your lies and flip flops (unfortunately for all of us who have had to endure them, they are multitude and spread over many pages) but keep your crap show on and I promise to do just that the minute I have time at my computer. In what world does a superior nuisance value equate to superior intelligence? |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by bukatyne(f): 5:49pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
maclatunji:You are also doing the same thing. |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by Nobody: 5:51pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
stillwater: Woman after my heart! |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by coogar: 6:00pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
ileobatojo: all of a sudden, ileobatojo's computer is not available. never mind, the high powered intelligence quotient is strong enough to destroy your hard-drive. half the cube root of my IQ is forever behind you. patiently waiting for your barrel of lies again this evening. crack on........ |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by Nobody: 6:10pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
coogar: Don't worry I won't keep you waiting forever like I'm still waiting on your sources for your 30hrs nonsense and your novel, pulled right out of your arse, definition of a stay at home mom. I'll surely be there. Just don't chicken out! |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by Nobody: 6:13pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
ileobatojo:Do you women know eachother?? Sheath the swords please,.. |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by coogar: 6:14pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
ileobatojo: quaking in my boots! it's the awakening of the witchdoctor. madam gandalf herself with her white beard hot enough to burn satan! mama alternative to biology and midwifery. i hail o! |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by maclatunji: 6:20pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
bukatyne: You are also doing the same thing. On the contrary, just pointing out the contradictions in your thought process to you. |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by Nobody: 6:21pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
*******drives wheel barrow over thread ********* Y'all still here arguing back and forth! Lets see who gets tired first
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Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by bukatyne(f): 6:41pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
maclatunji:what contradictions? Every man to his own. Some are gifted to be HW, some are not. I imagine after all the sacrifices my mom made for me in school, I ll tell her I want to me HW. After all the denial of the good things of life, I ll say I want to stay at home. I remember her telling us to endure because we ll make it. Encouraging us with great people from diff works of life. Tell us that hardwork guarantees success. After all these, I ll say my kids need me bla bla. How did she meet my needs with her job? Sorry, I don't have d gift of housewifery. I try to be the best wife, mother and career I can be by God's grace. I wonder how many women who struggled to train themselves in uni are actually HWs. |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by Nobody: 6:44pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
bukatyne: what contradictions? Every man to his own. Some are gifted to be HW, some are not. I imagine after all the sacrifices my mom made for me in school, I ll tell her I want to me HW. After all the denial of the good things of life, I ll say I want to stay at home. I remember her telling us to endure because we ll make it. Encouraging us with great people from diff works of life. Tell us that hardwork guarantees success. After all these, I ll say my kids need me bla bla. How did she meet my needs with her job? Sorry, I don't have d gift of housewifery. I try to be the best wife, mother and career I can be by God's grace. I wonder how many women who struggled to train themselves in uni are actually HWs. You just can't stop putting your foot in it. I saw myself through my first and second degrees and I am now a stay at home mother. |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by bukatyne(f): 6:55pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
naijababe:madam please stop following me round. Make your choice and be comfortable with it. I said I wonder how many... So because you trained yourself thru school n stayed at home means every HW trained herself? Don't you understand my statement? Did I put a percentage? Mbok, let me be. Thanks in advance! |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by Nobody: 7:00pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
bukatyne: madam please stop following me round. Make your choice and be comfortable with it. I said I wonder how many... So because you trained yourself thru school n stayed at home means every HW trained herself? Don't you understand my statement? Did I put a percentage? Mbok, let me be. Thanks in advance! You didn't put a percentage?! Is that supposed to be some sort of cop out?! Stop making sweeping/parochial statements all over the place jare. |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by Nobody: 7:23pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
ifyalways: Unserious thread meant for entertainment purpose only ^^^ I beg to differ Ify... maybe the ones you know sha... Nigerian wives with all those your listed ' luxury' are NOT ALL lazy bottoms like you painted it ( to each his owns )..... I partly agree with your last paragraph tho This your belief bout only rich people do housewifery is very overrated e get as e be |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by Nobody: 7:32pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
onimine: In response 2 ngozievergreen: U can cook stew, soup, beans , jollof rice etc dat can take d home 4 say 2wks on a sat. Go to d market once a month 2 buy foodstuffs and provisions etc. U can wash clothes 3 times a wk with washing machine. Everything thing boils down 2 ur mindset and proper planning. Its not easy but I wuld feel I wasted my energy makin gud grades in school I cant start telling u how grateful i am for dis post. But wat abt other aspects of home mgt like cleaning. D cooking aspect has been taken care of, and d washing sounds like wat dey do in affluent homes, lolz. Hw abt cleaning d house when d kids are stl small, bathing dem? |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by Nobody: 7:43pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
Vikin: *******drives wheel barrow over thread *********hahahahahahahahaha. Lmao @ ur wheel barrow. I like funny posts |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by Nobody: 8:06pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
Morayo747: Do you women know eachother?? Sheath the swords please,.. Don't you worry about it jare. Just leave us ladies to ourselves. We know how to handle each other woman to woman. Right, Sister Coogar?! |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by Nobody: 8:08pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
ileobatojo: Coogar now don turn to woman Still watching
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Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by Nobody: 8:16pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
Vikin: Yes o! Can't you see 'him' arguing like a true market woman? Don't you know 'he's' my baby sister coming for his routine, scheduled smack down! |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by onimine(f): 8:17pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
4 Ngozievergreen: haier thermocool washing machine is gud and d price is fair. U can get 1 4 btw 35k and 45k dependin on d size.I hav had mine since 2008. A washin machine which is life saver is not as pricy as u think. For me it is a necessity and not a luxury. As 4 bathin d kids, I do dat myself but I have someone who comes in thrice a wk 2 clean up d house |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by debosky(m): 9:08pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
Morayo747: Bros you're giving a case study yet your wife isn't yet 40, neither has she attempted going back to work. Do you know what a case study is? You are spouting theory and nothing else. I hope for your sake it works, but it is far from certain that she will be able to re-enter the world of work at 40. I gather from your posts that you live in the UK where unemployment among older people is stubbornly high, but again I hope you will be a success story. It's all well and good saying 'I won't do this' or 'I won't allow that' but like you said, not everyone has that luxury, neither does anyone have a guarantee on what will happen in the future. 1 Like |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by coogar: 11:14pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
ileobatojo: so you are into physical abuse? ileobatoso - you need to calm down....... |
Re: Being A Nigerian Housewife by dokunbam(m): 11:17pm On Jan 30, 2013 |
just passing this is a serious issue oo |
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