Hello Praise,

I am almost ashamed to share this
but I had to share this with you so
that I can get your candid opinion
before I completely lose my mind.
My husband and I have been married
for over 8 years and we haven’t had
it good financially. He just got a new
job and I never really liked his new
boss because the first time I visited
my husband at work he started
making passes at me and that was
the last time I visited that office. I
spoke to my hubby about it and he
said I was overreacting until he came
home a month ago telling me about
how I hold the key to the prosperity
of the family. I was still trying to
understand what he was up to when
he broke the news that his boss
would want me to have a night out
with him in exchange for
N3.5million. I almost lost my mind
because I wasn’t sure this was my
husband talking. I have not known
peace since then and I am totally
confused about his pressure.
Ngozi – Bauchi

Hello Ngozi,
I want you to know that your case is
not as complicated as you think
provided you are willing to listen to
me and take a decision that protects
your interest. I wouldn’t know where
and how you met your husband but
something is clear and it is the fact
that he no longer sees you as a being
that must be respected. He has
started seeing you as a thing that
must be used and you must come to
terms with that. I am aware that
financial pressure can make some
men lose their mind but when it gets
to accepting to share their women
with someone else in exchange for
money then something has gone
wrong. Have you asked yourself why his boss is bent on sleeping with you?
And why is he willing to pay
N3.5million for a night out? Trust me
if you do it once you will do it again
and you may become a tool in the
hands of both men and when it
comes to the winner or loser you
may and will lose out at both ends
because once money comes your
man looks like a man that will run
away with another woman and
blackmail you for committing
adultery with his boss.
So my dear it is a no-no for me. I
suggest you sit your man down and
talk some sense into him and if he is
not listening you may want to bring
in his people and your people. And
don’t be afraid to face the ultimate
consequence which could be losing
that marriage. It is better to lose a
marriage with your dignity intact than
to fool yourself and lose your dignity
in trying to make a man whose soul
is lost rich. What even makes you
think the rich man isn’t going to use
you for some ritual?Don’t waste time my dear you need to run for you dear life because what you call marriage is about to become a prostitute ring with you as the first employee of this new love-vendor in town who masquerades as your husband.

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Go and table the matter befor the supreme court of heaven...

d wizards in ur village are using ur husband's head to beat drums....and d witches re singing skelewu to d beat

The absence of the element of respect will destroy a marriage, this is only the beginning. I won't be surprised if she does end up going through with it and after having collected the money he leaves her because he is 'disappointed' or some shyte like that

Tufiakwa

Friction

I'm sure before you married, you where told, to always OBEY!!! your husband

your story reminds me of suwara and his wife in SUPER STORY


now BACK TO THE MATTER, plz do not do it because d same thin dat happened to suwara's wife might happen to you.

p

Melahou:
Friction

U mean "fiction"

laff laff in the zanga

Follow your mind because no matter what anyone says here, at the end its your choice you know where and how the shoe pinches

Why seek advice when it's not needed



Your husband is just a confused man and a greedy fellow, better leave that marriage cus even if you succeeds in talking sense into him to drop the boss thing, how certain are you that he won't use you for money ritual when he got the slightest chance


Save your dear life by ending that fraud you called marriage with an irresponsible man ASAP!

greatiyk4u:


U mean "fiction"

Friction is the advance stage of fiction

Psychology 101