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Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by LadyT(f): 1:05am On Oct 18, 2010 |
Dayo please service gestapo shes on heat see how shes agreeing with everything you say and jumping on anyone who dares to disagree. *rolls eyes* 1 Like |
Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by Nobody: 2:44am On Oct 18, 2010 |
gestapo: OAM4Jenny please |
Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by Nobody: 2:54am On Oct 18, 2010 |
gestapo: You are joking right? dayokanu: Wait until you see your wife in the labour room, Wait until your wife wakes you up at night to pop some pillows behind her back because she can't sleep, Wait until you see her discomfort for 9 months, wait until you have to wear and buckle up ur wife sandals for her cos she cant bend down, wait until you have to help her scrub her legs in the shower, wait until the contractions start, infact make sure she takes no epidural, wait until you see her push with all her might in the labour room(and I pray she has a normal delivery), wait until you help cut the cord, wait until you watch them sow up that area if she had a tear, wait and watch her get well for 6 weeks, wait until you see your wife survived it all. Do you know how many women die before, during and after childbirth? do you know how many women bleed to death after pushing? do you know how many kids are on formula cos mummy couldn't make it? do you know how many homes have been left empty cos there is no mum? do you know how many women wished to hold their babies in their hands but never made it? Do you dayo know that any woman that survíves all of these should be appreciated? Tell me which woman wouldnt receive a medal if she survives these? 1 Like |
Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by dayokanu(m): 7:14am On Oct 18, 2010 |
^^^ I think the women who had children didnt see themselves doing anyone a favour but rather having kids because they want to and that shouldnt be a reason to hold anyone to ransom. I carried him for 9 months bla bla bla |
Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by tigerpaws(f): 12:09pm On Oct 18, 2010 |
dayokanu: I’m so glad; we live in two different countries hence, we will never meet (not by chance for a relationship) !! ! C'mon dayok tell me u r kiddin' me, rite 1 Like |
Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by tigerpaws(f): 12:40pm On Oct 18, 2010 |
gestapo:[/b] I will try to be nice n’ gentle with you dear Don’t be ridiculous! A couple tries so hard to have kids and eventually found a set of twins using[i]' flash light searching thru a small hole '[/i] (IVF), the parents should be much more closer to kids after going thru such an ordeal to have kids of their own! I will give up my corporate job and take up a teaching job in the kids school, to always have them in sight; if i was the parent! Violence in USA; people are being killed everyday, young, old, the young are sent to country home (Nigeria for proper upbringing 'cos Nigeria is a safe haven, no record of crime rate, no kidnappings, no cultist, and there’s value for human lives ) but the old (parents) stay behind? @ OP, Parents have the role of bringing up their kids in the best possible way; not the Grandmother. The Grand is just an interfering woman! Did she give her son (the man in question) to her grandma for proper upbringing when he was little? 1 Like |
Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by dayokanu(m): 2:20pm On Oct 18, 2010 |
tigerpaws: So tell me who you are doing a favour by getting pregnant and having a baby? The father, the kids or the community |
Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by ifyalways(f): 2:32pm On Oct 18, 2010 |
@Dayokanu,Pls,where is Toyosi? |
Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by dayokanu(m): 2:35pm On Oct 18, 2010 |
I wish I knew. Havent seen her here for close to a year. Maybe if you know someone who speaks to her offline |
Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by Nobody: 2:48pm On Oct 18, 2010 |
^^ Dayo I say cool down and wait until you marry woman put for house Do you know how many women end up with miscarriages every year? Do you know how many women that have died during childbirth? Why won't a woman receive a medal abeg if hers went well for her? She is doing everybody a favour; i tell you why Country/Community/home(Environment as a whole): who knows how much help that child is going to bring into an environment. Husband: Not only has she made him a MAN but also made him a VERY PROUD ONE @THAT: She has helped your parents(father esp) through you continue the lineage, she has made you a future grand pa, great grand pa and great great. . . . She has made your manhood something to relate with and not some piece of thrash. she has made you the collector of brideprice/dowry in the coming future. The product of the nine months bla bla bla if female will make you one day walk boldly down the aisle holding your daughter's hand and giving it out proudly to her husband in the church on her wedding day. Wife: She has been marked off the register of barreness, Shes been vindicated from family members who might call her a witch or a woman whose womb has been destroyed due to countless of abortions. She has made a day of "omugwo(after birth visitation)" Lastly she has made you a man that will help teach/train your boys on how to become men and tell your daughters what to expect from men as they progress in life. How dare you call it nine ´months bla bla bla? 1 Like |
Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by MyJoe: 2:56pm On Oct 18, 2010 |
tensor777:I wonder what you are on about now, particularly what made you think I ever made a post in this thread to advise you on where to keep your kids! Someone made a post implying that Nigerian villages are crawling with diseases and I made a post to point out the error in that, while making it clear the man in op in misguided in his desire to separate kids from their parents so they can go learn some culture. So how is it, sir, that what we should be talking about on this thread is infrastructure? Why not open a thread to address that since that's the topic after your heart, and since you think the problem of infrastructure is the property of "African villages", climes you clearly know nothing about, judging from your belief that a child stepping there is likely to get malaria from his first breath, typhoid from his first cup of water, and cholera from his first ball of fufu? And if you really don't know that learing "how to manage", making the best of unfavourable conditions and thriving in the midst of chaos is the greatest testimonial to the indomitableness of the human spirit . . . Peace! 1 Like |
Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by ifyalways(f): 2:57pm On Oct 18, 2010 |
dayokanu:wow. Its hopeless then,if u dont know,i doubt anyone else do. I have missed her. |
Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by ifyalways(f): 2:59pm On Oct 18, 2010 |
jennykadry:lol lol and lol. This made my day 1 Like |
Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by LadyT(f): 12:05am On Oct 19, 2010 |
Dayo I hope you dont see yourself as husband material with these silly comments and ideas you have. 1 Like |
Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by gestapo(f): 3:44am On Oct 19, 2010 |
chaircover: Have been reading a few posts on this section. Because you won poster of the year, i want you to get me a 2013 Beemer this year instead and i am sticking to the story that I don't know where your car is until you trick Jennykadri into bringing over that car she posted that her Hubby bought for her that made her shed a few crocodile tears so i can swap it for yours . Until then, i remain Chief Sanitisation and Head of Security Staff on NL, and cars don't fall within my remit, only scammers, so i dunno whacchu talking about pslm23: Been there (nothing medically wrong so waited patiently on the Lord 6 years), done that (miscarried at 22 weeks), got the t-shirt (finally God answered like He said He would), and i still don't think i deserve an award for what is a personal choice i made Never stressed myself out whilst waiting cos i knew from "experience" the effect stress has on a woman's monthly cycle. I also made sure i was not carrying any fat around my middle. In my mid teen years, everytime i kissed a guy, i'd worry myself sick for the rest of the month whether i could be pregnant, and found that this delayed my MP for around 3 days on average, until i "grew up" and realised that you can't get pregnant from kissing a guy And it is not uncommon and unafrican to discuss "how many kids would you like to have" "how should we train these children" etc LadyT: Really, thought i was the other way round with you people jumping on mine and Dasyokanu's neck And now that you mentioned it sef, i am going to scout around to see if Dayokanu is single, heck i don't even care if he is taken What i want, i get And i will crush anything in my path, including you, to get to him jennykadry: Thanks for correcting me, may you find your own missing rib too jennykadry: Wow such high maternal mortality rate, what Country's statistics are you using by the way, need some stats for my coursework at Uni please tigerpaws: Pekele pekele, shey because i briefly employed you as Acting Manager na im make your mouth run like tapwater Ma worry, elewon e loga, na office you go meet me |
Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by sweethunibun(m): 12:07am On May 26, 2012 |
Taken away parental power of discipline from the government is ridiculous. The dude don't want his kid to be raised in corrupt western broken community. |
Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by gabbytabby: 8:58pm On May 27, 2012 |
Parents have primary responsibility for the upbringing of their children and if the decision is to raise them in the Nigerian culture/in Nigeria then, it is time to pack their bags and move to Nigeria anything else is abandonement in my eyes. I am crying just thinking about it. How can I call myself a mother and wake up everyday, weeks, years and know that my 5 year old is not around to reassure about what life brings. If you want to send them to boarding school when they are about 12 then understandable. |
Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by Damysa(f): 4:24pm On May 28, 2012 |
@ palm23, how far, how did the case end wot was the outcome it's be closed to 2yrs now |
Re: For Nigerian Mothers Who Gave Birth Abroad by PresidKing(m): 11:13am On Aug 18, 2013 |
yes, what is the result of this case, I understand and support the man, though their might be a way around it. Stupid wild develop environment to bring up kids, The mother needs to resign or work part time if they really needs to instill Nigerian culture into them. Those places are wild to bring up kids there |
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