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D-reloaded (f)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #128 on: May 15, 2008, 07:33 PM »

Quote from: 4 Play on May 15, 2008, 07:23 PM
Society is made up of men and women.Of course,Nigerian society delivers its criticism and I'm sure you women cheerily join in attacking women who divorce their abusive husbands.

Excuse me. What women? You forget that I'm Yoruba. We have no problem with divorce in our society abi isnt that what you all say. We lead the pack of divorcees in Nigeria, no be so?  Grin. No be you people that hate us for having guts to leave unfavorable situations? Abegi.
I don't have no problem with the word "divorce" at all ESPECIALLY in situations like this. Gerraway jo.

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My point is,its mainly spineless women who stay with abusive husbands and claiming you have to stay because society will look down on you is ridiculous especially if the woman is living in the UK.

Did you read the thread at all?  Huh I was the first person to aks why didnt she leave after 6 years especuially having the mother that she has. It's one thing if she had a mom that was soft and tolerated any kind of crap but from tboy's description, she doesnt seem liek the such so im surprised his sister stayed in that mess forever

care to quote where I said they SHOULD stay? I was just giving reasons on why I believe they DO feel the need to stay. I wish most of them wouldnt but they do and i was luisting reasons why they might stick with such BS. Personally I wouldnt and hope no one else would. I already explained why she probably never called the cops but you chose to ignore it. Na your own
4 Play (m)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #129 on: May 15, 2008, 07:36 PM »

Quote from: tboy1 on May 15, 2008, 07:26 PM
Are you talking about in nigeria or in uk/us?

I can understand if we are talking of some illiterate women in a Fulani village but a Nigerian woman living in the West?

There are many no-nonsense Nigerian women living in villages whose husbands won't even dare touch them.Is their own societal climate different?  Huh These spineless women need to learn one or two things from these women.

Haven't you seen Nigerian women who beat up their husbands?
D-reloaded (f)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #130 on: May 15, 2008, 07:39 PM »

Quote from: 4 Play on May 15, 2008, 07:36 PM
Haven't you seen Nigerian women who beat up their husbands?

what's the ratio of that compared to the reverse case? Yea there are women who beat up their husbands, who is disputing that? is that what the topic is about? Mr. OffTopic.
4 Play (m)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #131 on: May 15, 2008, 07:40 PM »

Quote from: D-reloaded on May 15, 2008, 07:33 PM
Excuse me. What women? You forget that I'm Yoruba. We have no problem with divorce in our society abi isnt that what you all say. We lead the pack of divorcees in Nigeria, no be so?  Grin. No be you people that hate us for having guts to leave unfavorable situations? Abegi.

End of story!If Yoruba women can easily pack up and leave,the next time I hear a Yoruba woman rant about "society" again.  Grin Simply pack up and leave if you have such a husband.If you are staying,don't blame society ever again.
4 Play (m)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #132 on: May 15, 2008, 07:41 PM »

Quote from: D-reloaded on May 15, 2008, 07:39 PM
what's the ratio of that compared to the reverse case? Yea there are women who beat up their husbands, who is disputing that? is that what the topic is about? Mr. OffTopic.

Are those women not living in the famous "society" you keep talking of? Where did they get their nerves from,I thought women had to endure everything because society says they must. 
D-reloaded (f)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #133 on: May 15, 2008, 07:42 PM »

Quote from: 4 Play on May 15, 2008, 07:40 PM
End of story!If Yoruba women can easily pack up and leave,the next time I hear a Yoruba woman rant about "society" again. Grin Simply pack up and leave if you have such a husband.If you are staying,don't blame society ever again.

I'm just speaking on behalf of the women of other tribes too. After all Nigeria doesnt just comprise of stubborn Yoruba women. The others need a voice for them as well.  Tongue
sheniqua
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #134 on: May 15, 2008, 07:43 PM »

Quote from: D-reloaded on May 15, 2008, 07:33 PM

care to quote where I said they SHOULD stay? I was just giving reasons on why I believe they DO feel the need to stay. I wish most of them wouldnt but they do and i was luisting reasons why they might stick with such BS. Personally I wouldnt and hope no one else would. I already explained why she probably never called the cops but you chose to ignore it. Na your own

Neither do western women leave abusive husbands at the first physical abuse.
I'm sure we all have countless examples.
reloaded I've come to the conclusion that all men are innately prone to physical abuse
but there are many who can control themselves.
Speak with any man about abuse his first statement will be "who knows what the woman did" ?
And the responses on this thread butress my point.

On one hand they say abuse is wrong and on the other hand the woman is blamed for pushing his buttons and for not having the spine to leave while the underlying question should be why a man would hit and kick his own wife?
4 Him (m)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #135 on: May 15, 2008, 07:44 PM »

Quote from: D-reloaded on May 15, 2008, 07:42 PM
I'm just speaking on behalf of the women of other tribes too. After all Nigeria doesnt just comprise of stubborn Yoruba women. The others need a voice for them as well.  Tongue

Igbo women don't need a voice, i think to an extent they are even more independent than yoruba women.
4 Play (m)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #136 on: May 15, 2008, 07:47 PM »

Quote from: D-reloaded on May 15, 2008, 07:42 PM
I'm just speaking on behalf of the women of other tribes too. After all Nigeria doesnt just comprise of stubborn Yoruba women. The others need a voice for them as well.  Tongue

My "fellow" inmate of the island of denial,welcome.  Grin Atleast,I have gotten you to admit that in yorubaland,women don't face criticism for leaving their husband. Any abused Yoruba woman is only staying because she is spineless not because of societal pressures.Thank you for your honesty.

@Sheniqua,over to you.Are you going to admit that there are many no-nonsense divorced Igbo women living back home who won't tolerate abuse or are you going to continue insisting that most women have no choice?
D-reloaded (f)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #137 on: May 15, 2008, 07:48 PM »

Quote from: 4 Him on May 15, 2008, 07:44 PM
Igbo women don't need a voice, i think to an extent they are even more independent than yoruba women.

get out of here and stop trying to defend your mother jare and Igbos arent the only tribe in Nigeria either

"Dalemosu" only exist in Yoruba land and such women arent looked down upon.

I got into a heated arguement with some other dude about this same crap and his response is that Yoruba women are crazy and stubborn and if someone hits them or cheats they are quick to leave the person and their parents will accept them back as opposed to other parts of the country

Since when is that a bad thing, abegi.  Cool

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Speak with any man about abuse his first statement will be "who knows what the woman did" ?

You are right. Guys that say such things seriously CREEP me out.  Undecided
tboy1 (m)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #138 on: May 15, 2008, 07:49 PM »

Quote from: 4 Play on May 15, 2008, 07:36 PM
I can understand if we are talking of some illiterate women in a Fulani village but a Nigerian woman living in the West?
There are many no-nonsense Nigerian women living in villages whose husbands won't even dare touch them.Is their own societal climate different? Huh These spineless women need to learn one or two things from these women.
Haven't you seen Nigerian women who beat up their husbands?

I-man  Grin Grin

The main reason she wanted to stay with him was because of the kid, she was worried she wont get any one who will want to marry her because she already had a kid.

The question i have to the single ladies without any child involved is why do they stay in this type of relationship because i don't think it has anything to do with them being spineless, most of these ladies in abusive relationship are hardworking and you'll even be surprised that some of them are the ones supporting the family or supporting the punk ass dude.
sheniqua
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #139 on: May 15, 2008, 07:50 PM »

I would hate to have this degenerate into tribal fights.
cases of Nigerian women that have been doused by acids or killed by husbands are not limited to any tribe.
D-reloaded (f)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #140 on: May 15, 2008, 07:52 PM »

Quote from: 4 Play on May 15, 2008, 07:47 PM
My "fellow" inmate of the island of denial,welcome. Grin Atleast,I have gotten you to admit that in yorubaland,women don't face criticism for leaving their husband. Any abused Yoruba woman is only staying because she is spineless not because of societal pressures.Thank you for your honesty.

Those ones are held by the shackles of Religion which is probably even worse.

*flies over the island*  Tongue
4 Him (m)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #141 on: May 15, 2008, 07:52 PM »

tboy, who told you that its only lazy people that are spineless?  Grin

Quote from: D-reloaded on May 15, 2008, 07:48 PM
I got into a heated arguement with some other dude about this same crap and his response is that Yoruba women are crazy and stubborn and if someone hits them or cheats they are quick to leave the person and their parents will accept them back as opposed to other parts of the country

Since when is that a bad thing, abegi.  Cool

It is not a bad thing, the only problem is when the woman is too quick to take the easy way out especially if this was a one off incident.
Yoruba women have a lot of spunk, i credit them for that.
cute_N_hot (f)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #142 on: May 15, 2008, 07:52 PM »

is there a way to look at a man and know
if he is a rapist?
is there a way to look at an individual and know his/her
temperament?
the answer to both question is "No"
and as such it is impossible to look at a man and knw if he beats women.



4 Play (m)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #143 on: May 15, 2008, 07:53 PM »

Quote from: D-reloaded on May 15, 2008, 07:48 PM
get out of here and stop trying to defend your mother jare and Igbos arent the only tribe in Nigeria either

"Dalemosu" only exist in Yoruba land and such women arent looked down upon.

I got into a heated arguement with some other dude about this same crap and his response is that Yoruba women are crazy and stubborn and if someone hits them or cheats they are quick to leave the person and their parents will accept them back as opposed to other parts of the country

Since when is that a bad thing, abegi.  Cool

You are right. Guys that say such things seriously CREEP me out.  Undecided

You are actually wrong.Word on the street,if you are looking for  women to clobber into polygamous marriage or use as some form of quasi-footmat,Yoruba women are much easier than Igbo women .

I am taking their advice,not that I want polygamy for myself. Grin

tboy1 (m)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #144 on: May 15, 2008, 07:54 PM »

Quote from: 4 Him on May 15, 2008, 07:52 PM
tboy, who told you that its only lazy people that are spineless?  Grin

whateva, u know what im talking about  Grin Grin
sheniqua
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #145 on: May 15, 2008, 07:54 PM »

Quote from: tboy1 on May 15, 2008, 07:49 PM
I-man Grin Grin

The main reason she wanted to stay with him was because of the kid, she was worried she wont get any one who will want to marry her because she already had a kid.

The question i have to the single ladies without any child involved is why do they stay in this type of relationship because i don't think it has anything to do with them being spineless, most of these ladies in abusive relationship are hardworking and you'll even be surprised that some of them are the ones supporting the family or supporting the punk ass dude.

You sound very intelligent.
just go to google and see cases of Nigerian women murdered by their husbands and ex husbands here in the USA.
and in most of them she was the main breadwinner and finally had the "spine" to leave and was then hacked to death.
some people shouting leave leave think it's the solution.
Some women have been killed while exiting the courthouse with restraning orders.
Oya spin that one @ 4play
D-reloaded (f)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #146 on: May 15, 2008, 07:57 PM »

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The question i have to the single ladies without any child involved is why do they stay in this type of relationship because i don't think it has anything to do with them being spineless, most of these ladies in abusive relationship are hardworking and you'll even be surprised that some of them are the ones supporting the family or supporting the punk ass dude.

Who bloody knows. Blind Love, Parents, Desperation, Low Self Esteem

Really, the whole situation in general is quite depressing when you think about it fully.

4 Play (m)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #147 on: May 15, 2008, 07:57 PM »

@sheniqua

What about all the girls who slapped me?Make I confess,na wetin dey vex me  Grin  Grin I have had a mobile phone thrown at me and slapped before by 2 girls,one of them,from Abia state and nobody wants to speak up for men like us.  Grin

I'm only interested in my personal experience,when I have a daughter,I can worry about you people.
4 Him (m)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #148 on: May 15, 2008, 07:58 PM »

Quote from: sheniqua on May 15, 2008, 07:54 PM
some people shouting leave leave think it's the solution.

to leave or not to leave depends on the situation. If the husband is not known to be violent or this is a one off then that can be easily worked out between the two or with counseling.
But 6 years of constant abuse? Go to the police.
StephenP (m)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #149 on: May 15, 2008, 07:58 PM »

Quote from: cute_N_hot on May 15, 2008, 07:52 PM
is there a way to look at a man and know
if he is a rapist?
is there a way to look at an individual and know his/her
temperament?
the answer to both question is "No"
and as such it is impossible to look at a man and knw if he beats women.





You're right. It's impossible. That's why I think women and men should have a long courtship period at least like a year and a half so that they can get to know everything about their to be spouses. If he is a beater, within that length of time, he would have shown some traits of a wife beater.
stillwater (f)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #150 on: May 15, 2008, 08:01 PM »

Quote from: tboy1 on May 15, 2008, 07:49 PM
I-man Grin Grin

The main reason she wanted to stay with him was because of the kid, she was worried she wont get any one who will want to marry her because she already had a kid.

The question i have to the single ladies without any child involved is why do they stay in this type of relationship because i don't think it has anything to do with them being spineless, most of these ladies in abusive relationship are hardworking and you'll even be surprised that some of them are the ones supporting the family or supporting the punk ass dude.

Maybe the beatings and bashings are massages to their bodies, you never can tell Undecided

Busta (f)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #151 on: May 15, 2008, 08:02 PM »

Quote from: 4 Play on May 15, 2008, 07:57 PM
@sheniqua

What about all the girls who slapped me?Make I confess,na wetin dey vex me Grin Grin I have had a mobile phone thrown at me and slapped before by 2 girls,one of them,from Abia state and nobody wants to speak up for men like us. Grin

I'm only interested in my personal experience,when I have a daughter,I can worry about you people.

a girl slapped u?  Shocked  Grin  Grin

no let people hear u abeg  Grin  Grin
sheniqua
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #152 on: May 15, 2008, 08:02 PM »

A Nigerian woman was found murdered in a Burtonsville, Maryland, US. home she lived with her husband and three children. Police responding to a report of an unconscious woman, found the lifeless body of 36-year-old Chidiebere Omenihu Ochulo around 2:30 a.m, Monday at their home. There was no sign of her 41-year-old husband, Kelechi Charles Emeruwa and their three children. Mr. Emeruwa was seen washing a blood stained knife according to unconfirmed reports. He was believed to have fled the city with the children.
Police on failing to locate Mr. Emeruwa and the children at their home, commenced a manhunt for the suspect and issued an Amber Alert on the missing children. The children who share the last name Emeruwa, are Elijah(4), Antinnoe(6) and Jachi(Cool. Amber Alert is a US. voluntary partnership program between law-enforcement agencies, broadcasters, and transportation agencies to activate an urgent bulletin in the most serious child-abduction cases. Broadcasters use the Emergency Alert System (EAS) to air a description of the abducted child and suspected abductor.

The deceased had filed domestic violence complaints with authorities in the past, also called the police to their home on several occasions Emeruwa was abusive to her. In January 2006, Emeruwa was charged with second-degree assault for head-butting his wife twice in the lip, according to court documents filed in Prince George’s County. The troubled relationship made Emeruwa’s family members concerned of Ochulo's safety.

http://www.africamasterweb.com/AdSense/NigerianKillsWifeMdUS.html

jennykadry (f)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #153 on: May 15, 2008, 08:03 PM »

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What are the signs that a man will be a woman beater???  Huh
there are no signs,even the quiet men ,those that don't talk beat women like hell,and those that are not quiet still beat,if u want to know just try and provoke d guy to d extreme,when i say extreme i mean,try to really piss him off,if he forgets a slap on your cheek then know that he is a woman beater
4 Play (m)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #154 on: May 15, 2008, 08:06 PM »

Quote from: Busta on May 15, 2008, 08:02 PM
a girl slapped u?  Shocked  Grin  Grin

no let people hear u abeg  Grin  Grin

I am still too bitter to pity you women.Lets discuss why women like to resort to violence instead  Grin One threw a mobile phone on me while I was driving and you people want me to shut up.
sheniqua
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #155 on: May 15, 2008, 08:08 PM »

In Grand Prairie, a suburb of Dallas, Texas, Mrs. Monireti Abeni Akeredolu, a 46-year old Nigerian lady met her untimely death in the hands of her estranged husband, Mr. Ebenezer Akeredolu, Sr., 48, on Thursday night, September 8, 2005. This was a day after her birthday.

 

Despondently, Mr. Tuiru Ali, an uncle to the deceased told Champion Newspapers,  “My niece was an easy going lady and she respected everyone.” He continued, “Her husband drove all the way from Atlanta for about 13 hours to end her life.”

 

Choking in disgust, Ali, originally from Ondo State said, “Abeni Akeredolu had been experiencing domestic violence in her home; it had been going on for a long time, but each time I confronted her husband with it, he would deny it. You know, culturally she did not want to report her husband to the police so that she would not carry the stigma of someone that reports her husband to police. In fact, I share in the blame for not asking her to report the domestic violence to the police so that an appropriate action could be taken.”

 

Describing the horror, Tuiru said, “They were separated; I’ve been in this country for about 13 years and I’ve not experienced anything like this.” “I miss her,” Ali concluded.

 

Apparently, Ebenezer Akeredolu, Sr., who lives in Atlanta Georgia, was casing his estranged wife for her daily routine. When he found the opportune time to commit his heinous act, he emptied four bullets on her and left her dying in a pool of blood. She died in the driver’s seat in her car. The surviving son, Ebenezer Akeredolu, Jr., 13, is now left without both parents as Mr. Ebenezer Akeredolu, Sr., is remanded in police custody.

 

Busta (f)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #156 on: May 15, 2008, 08:08 PM »

Quote from: 4 Play on May 15, 2008, 08:06 PM
I am still too bitter to pity you women.Lets discuss why women like to resort to violence instead Grin One threw a mobile phone on me while I was driving and you people want me to shut up.

ha . .  thats serious oh

question: What did u do to them to warrant that assult?
stillwater (f)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #157 on: May 15, 2008, 08:09 PM »

Quote from: 4 Play on May 15, 2008, 08:06 PM
I am still too bitter to pity you women.Lets discuss why women like to resort to violence instead Grin One threw a mobile phone on me while I was driving and you people want me to shut up.

Nothing wrong in running to a help center or dialling 911 because a girl threw a phone a you.
jennykadry (f)
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #158 on: May 15, 2008, 08:10 PM »

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I am still too bitter to pity you women.Lets discuss why women like to resort to violence instead  Grin One threw a mobile phone on me while I was driving and you people want me to shut up.
@4him
are u sure u did not try putting your hands in her local government area,and that was y she flinged d phone your way,i guess she did that to protect herself
sheniqua
Re: Woman Beater - How To Know Them
« #159 on: May 15, 2008, 08:11 PM »

on August 10, 2005 in Euless, a suburb of Dallas, another Nigerian husband, a 45-year old Johnny Omorogieva murdered his wife, Mrs. Isatu Omorogieva, 35, by savagely striking her on the head numerous times with a hammer in the full view of his 7-year old daughter. Unfortunately, the surviving children, an 8-year-old boy and a girl were in the custody of Child Protective Services (CPS) pending the determination of next of kin, whom would assume the custody of the children.

 

It is sad! No one deserves to die in the hands of another no matter the family situation. Most importantly, no child deserves to lose a parent in the manner Ebenezer Akeredolu, Jr. and Omorogieva’s children lost theirs.
http://www.kwenu.com/publications/orabuchi/nigerian_marriages.htm
 

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