Kalubolt:

Lolz, I am from Ohafia close to Abiriba. All what they said I heard it but how can interpret it now ����

BaddieKay:
lols

abbey621:


That is onew ay to do it but if history has taught us one thing, it is that humans are highly volatile. We all have various levels of control over our emotions. Even if you are perfectly in control of yours, can you truly say without a shadow of doubt that you can predict how your partner will react in any given scenario? This fear of the unknown is exactly why there's a famous saying, "AM ONLY HUMAN"!

ayokellany:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHPDiJAgeds

sassysure:

Why did you lol

murphyibiam15:

Hahahahahaha... I'm not from Abiriba ooo.. I'm from Edda, now u know

But u didn't get at yours? Hehehe

Happy married life dear, oga will sure be having fun daily with u

charlesm91:
In jayz’s voice ”nobody wins when the family feuds.” A man that fights his wife in front of his kids no be man.

Made4naijalove:
A video has captured a couple from Abiriba, Abia state, fighting over $300 in the presence of their little children, including a newborn.

The woman recently had a child via ceserean section and mentioned it as she dared her husband to beat her after he threatened to.

The fight turned physical at some point and the children observed it all, with the toddler crying as her parents fought.

Watch video below


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHPDiJAgeds

SpecialAdviser:
Who video them? That person is mad. Fight happen everyday in families. Although shouldn't be physical.
It is usually resolved with a hot bang in the night.

J111333:
My heart bleeds for those innocent kids.

A wise man should've taken a walk or better still keep calm when his wife becomes troublesome. If he had kept his cool, there won't be this video today.

Marriage gets scarier these days.

bukatyne:


Single parents are averagely in murky waters trying to balance between their children and new families.

The mullato would meet his doom one day.

The man is breeding a psycho.

bukatyne:


Is there a constraint to cooking at home?

Phut:


Probably no groceries at home. Times are tough all over the world. The man is dressing up to go out with the oldest. Why not buy take out for all the children (not just the oldest) or use the money to buy foodstuff to be prepared at home, for all.

Vyolet:
Who videos and posts all these family feuds? I mean it happened in their home, who filmed them in their home?

Lawmak:
Sometimes I wonder how love use to be in the beginning and later years.
Christ is love, if not, love does not exist.

bukatyne:


Single parents are averagely in murky waters trying to balance between their children and new families.

The mullato would meet his doom one day.

The man is breeding a psycho.

sassysure:

U will never call me for something good.
Couldn't pick the lady's igbo. I got afikpo vibes a lot.
She is saying something like she gave birth through CS and the man did something bad to her during that time.
Man is restricting himself from fighting with her though both of them have acoustic mouth.
Wife desperately want the man to beat her.

Their matter started a long long time ago. And I can say that it has something to do with that big guy.
Yep, it's not in Nigeria.

I feel for the kids.
Look at them.
Even the small one is crying.

He is not deliberately trying to piss her off. It's the other way round.
The lady is fed up with something and I swear it's about that boy. He isn't her child and it's obvious the man love that boy more than that woman and her kids. He went kolo when the lady held the boy.
And the boy don't care at all. He is ev3n laughing at her.

I have to watch again to understand all they are saying.
That guy is evil. He posted this.

AFONJACOW:
Nothing new here, every husband and wife fight once in their lifetime , at times openly or behind the scene what matters most is spirit of reconciliation... My dad is an old soilders and he has taste good side of abroad as well, let's say he's well exposed in life, he always want everything to go his way even till date , despite me his last child is in his late 30s married with kids ,when ever I'm around on a visit, he still see us a kids which at times doesn't go down with me, my mom use to tell us many fight they faught as couples which we never knw, she use to tell us that married is not that ever greeny, sweetier or happy ever after, once in a while couples put up a fight, as a child I saw them at times having serious querrelling but they do settle their difference between themselves without involving anyone, it didn't influenced me in my married, way of life is a choice... Lol at times I intentionally love to provoke madam so we can argue small but we settle our quarrel in the other room

Bluffly:

Sorry, typo error

sassysure:


Haaaa
My inlaw is from ùwana.( I hope I got it right)
I'm married to onitsha guy.

Thank u
May good life and well being be part of us always.
Kà
Actually, I have gone to abiriba for trado.

That place is like maitama Abuja.

Maybe, I was busy watching houses that I failed to listen to the people talking around me

petitejolie:
I think that boy is d man son with a white woman. He took the belt from d dad cos d woman was pushing the man to use the belt on her.

ogbonti:


you are very correct about the bold part - However I listened to a mentor years ago who always emphasized through the years that in anything you do in life - "expect the worst while hoping for the best" - this principle dwarfs the serenity prayer

when you expect your lover to do his or her worst at any time - then your ability to[b] take control of your emotions becomes second nature to you![/b]