Though,not married.......after closing frm work,i head back home straight.I pray God shud continue to gv me d power to turn down d invitations i get frm married guys to follow dem to sabongari to go flex. To cut d long story short,if i get married,i will surely go home to meet my wife after closing frm work......No tym for drinks with d guys!!!!!!!!

MANY MEN DREAD GOING HOME COS THEIR WIVES R DRAGONS
U SEE THEM HANGING AROUND THEIR OFFICES AFTER WORK HOURS DOING EXTRA JOBS
SUCH MEN ARE SO HARD WORKING

I thinkit dependson indvidal man's family
Some men prefer to stay back to avoid trouble their wives bring to them. You can imagine after being faced with the challenges in the work, you stil come home to face another palavar. Other women understand and make their husband fulfil their days.

biolabee:

Who tish you that song
You try...

Heard it severally when I was a teenager and a few times more as an adult(on the radio).

Yes, as a habit, l go home afta work. I can hadly wait. I nid to destress, take my bath, relax n chat/play with wifey n son. Howeva, wen we've serious issues, i might delay a bit- wander abt- just to kill time n make her fret. Howeva, north, east, south, west, home is d best.

M M M: NO

I go 2 my GF place drink Champagne fu cK her then do account 4 her

B4 going 2 my house, then stay with my wife

Josh316: Yes, I go home to LASH my wifey

Its what my doctor ordered

Smh in disappointment *off 2 bring cane 2 flog d kids above*

great topic. aint married yet but i know straight from work its home to my wife's arms.... if your wife doesnt make yu wanna rush home then i really dont think you should have married her.

kokoye: if I was in naija (lagos to be specific) I would hang around work to chill out and avoid traffic, talk to friends n business people for opportunities, leave for home when traffic has slowed, fire up the generator and a/c for the night and hit the sack. Wkds would be devoted solely to the family. #reality.

I dont live in lagos so it is convenient to go home after work.

And who ask u weda u liv in lagos or not. Get straight 2ur ans.

DJDOLA: ur father is a gateman...learn a way u wil talk 2 me because i dont think am ur mate ok

; all dis kind tins can pain, all dis kind tin can painnnnnnnnn allaaaaaaluyya.

booqee: you're not funny. Ode

lwkm! Why the ladies no like that guy joke na

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No Boy, that was and still the life i live, if you are in Naija may be you can tell me your village and i will tell you the road that get you there!!! no pun intended.... cos there is absolutely no local government i havent been to, name it... mind you i work and a Transmission Engineer in one of the Vendor in Naija then and now as an Engineer in Telecomm company here in the States...


The following places might look familiar, so look for ur places u know...

Abia close to Ohafia

Enugu in Udi, Nsukka, obolo, Nkpologu

Ebonyi Ezzangbo, Nkalagu, Effium, Ugbala, Ngba along that only road like look like a u-turn.

Benue that one plenty: Otukpo, Otukpa, Gboko, Katsina-ala, Zakibiam, Aliade, Igbor, Shangev-tiev, Abakpa, Tor-Donga, Ochobo etc

Akwa-Ibom: Etinan, Eket, Ikot-Abasi, Abak, Ikot-Ubo, Azumini, Ikot-ekpene, Itu, and Uyo main town.

Nassarawa: Keffi to loko, yelwa, mada, Gitata, Panda and that Yoruba Military Barrack; chei i don forget where dem beat me, anyway along Jos road.

Taraba: Jalingo, Tafida, Ibi (no road town where R-Benue pass, Karim-lamido, Lau, Junleri, Lankoviri, Bambuka etc.

Plateau: Ikputu, Shendam, Zamko, Amper, Langtang, Pankshin, Panyam, Bembem, Jimiya, Fuskam mata, Bukuru, Mangu, Kassa etc

Adamawa: Ganye, Jimeta, Jiberu, Mubi, Uba, Michika, Mayo bani, Bazza, Shelleng, Numan etc.

Gombe: Duku, Jamari, Nafada along Potiskhum rd, Bajoga, Tula, Filiya; the road to Karim-Lamido, Garko etc.

Bauchi: Ho! my favourite state, Dass, Darazo, Gabarin, Kari, Misau, Azare, Udubo, Katagum, Bara, Alkalere, Wikki etc

Borno: Askira, Balala, Biu, Miringa, yelwa, Burma, Shani, Badir, Damboa, Bama, Gwoza, Madagali, Kunduga, Magumeri, Gubio, Zari, Damasak up to
Dusi where the border is to Niger republic, If u want pics i'll give u all.

Yobe: Potiskhum, Damaturu, Ngelzama, Zoro, Nangere, Dapchi, Gashua, Nguru, Machina-the border town to Niger-Republic.

Jigawa: Hadeija my cool town, Mallammaduri, Gumel, Ringim, Kazaure-the road to Daura in Katsina etc.

Anambra: Igbo kwenu! Okija shrine, Onitsha, Nnewi, ihiala, uli, electronic market.

Imo: my main town, Owerri, Umuduru, Etiti, Orlu, Ihuo, Obaku, and my favorite hotel

Delta: Warri, Ughelli, Oleh, Ozoro, Ashaka, Burutu, Forcados, Evremi, Abbi, kwale, Onicha, Ekuku-Agbor, Isele-uku, Asaba, Umunede, Ete-uromi,
Bojiboji Ogwashuku, Ibusa etc.

Edo: Oluku, Odigbi, Uyere, Igbogor, Orah, Siluko, sapoba, Obiaruku, Idokpa, ewohinmi, Ebelle, Ekpon, Igueden, Ehor, Irrua, Sabongida-ora, Ozalla
where young girls unclothed for festival, Ekpoma---yeee! gun, Agenebode etc.

Ekiti: Effon-alaye, ikole, ikere, ilawe, igede, ishan, Ise, Emure, Aiyede, Oye--election rigger, Omuo etc

Ondo: Idanre, Igbatoro, igbokoda, aiyetoro, Omisore, Ifetedo, Owena, Ofos, Ore,Okitipupa, Ajilete, Mahin, Ile-oluji, Owo, Idoani, Akungba, Ikare, Ifon

Oyo: Kute, Ibadan, Fiditi, Lanlate, Iseyin, Igangan, Ofiki, Ago-are, Ikoyo, Ogbomoso, Tafon, Sapeteri, Shaki, Wasinmi, Ilero, Ado-awaye, Ogbontosa.

Ogun: Oni, Omu, Odeda, Owode, olorunda, Ajebo, Iperu, Ijebus, Odogbolu, Shagamu, Alakuko, Waterside, Otta, Ifo, Oja-Odan, Imeko, Oke-odan etc.

Osun: Ede, Inisa, Ibokun, Ilesha, Ife, Ifewara, Ejigbo,Iwo, Odeomu, Ifetedo, Ipetuijesha, Oke-Imesi, Ila, Ikirun, Ilobu, Okuku, Osi etc.

Kwara: Ilorin, Offa, Ajasse, Omuaran, Petegi, Lafiaji, Shonga, Jebba, Bode-shadu etc.

Niger: Mokwa, Bida, Lemu, Wushishi, Minna,Gwada, Zungeru, Gunni, New-bussa, Pizhi, faje, Kabchi, Kontagora, Bari, Tegina, Zente, Rijau, Sarkipawa.

Kebbi: Bin-yauri, yelwa, Bagudo, Tunga-Ilela, Zaga, Jega, Birnikebbi, Masama, Argungu, Tambawel, Allero, Kamba, Zuru, Kandu, Marafa, Ribah etc.

Kano: Kano city, Wudil, Tudunwada, kibiya, Garko, Gaya, Kachako, Ajingi, Danbatta, Kabo, Gwarzo, Albasu or sometging like it etc.

Kaduna: Birni-gwarri, Ganga, Buruku, Rigacikun, Kachia, Kafanchan, Gimi, Iya-tawa, Pambeguwa,Dutsan-wai, Zaria, Lere, Doka,Ribako etc.

Katsina: Shinkafi, Yashi, Daura, Hunkuyi, Palgore, Funtua, Karfi, Faskari etc.

Zamfara: Gusau, Bungudu, Maru, Talata-mafara, Bakura, Birni-magaji,
Kaura-namoda, Zurmi, Gunmi, Tsafe-Orientation camp, Maradun, Anka, Moriki, Shinkafi, Mada, Langalanga etc.

Sokoto: Sokoto, Illela, Goronyo, Kurawa, Wamako, Jabo, Rabah, Ganji, Malamawa, Yerimawa, Rafin-kudu, Sanyinan-daja etc.

Kogi: Lokoja, Ajaokuta, Ososo, Okene, Kabba, Mopa, Isanlu-esa, Koton-Karfi, Ikebe, Idah, Idibo, Eganyi etc.

Cross-River: Calabar, Uwet, Ugep, Nko, Obubra, Ikom, Nkomfap, Ogoja, Okuku, Akpakpa, Obudu, Otuk etc.

Bayelsa: Yenagoa, Amasoma, Furupa, Peniton-Island(Ezetu), Mbiama, Ayebabiri too much water i run comot.

Rivers: I have been to all the Rumus; Rumoula, Rumuokoro, Rumuigbo, Bori, Tabangh, Gokona, Ogoni, Degema, Ahoada, Obido, Abua, Opobo, Elele.

Please, dont say its a lie, cos i will tell u how to get there, either by water or road

i can quite relate with your post. i was in charge of site validation for a particulat telecom giant and in my own case, i was always away from Tuesday to Saturday every week. I attend update meetings on Sunday with all the guys in site acquisition, On Monday, i draft and sign of my Legal documents for the sites acquired, validated and to be paid for and on Tuesday, I am out of Lagos again. I virtually accessed every village in the south west, south south and south east. I have gone through the water from Yenagoa to Port Harcout, having gone to all the Tengele Amah towns, oluasiri, Nembe, Sangana,Amasoma. etc etc. It was fun for me then but after a while, i resigned because of the high risk involved. The double engine boat i chartered from Port Harcourt warterside to developed engine problems and we almost lost our bearing in the open sea, i was shot at on the expressway going from Port Harcourt to Enugu (back to back)....Money was coming in though...

akinreals: I always go home after work, i always drive like 2hrs to get home because of lagos traffic, d fact is dat my wife is my best friend and i always look forward to jisting with her and ofcourse, her delicious meals is another weak point for me anyday, anytime. Home sweet home.

... No place like home... I'm a king at home...'I want to go home'

Omen100:




; all dis kind tins can pain, all dis kind tin can painnnnnnnnn allaaaaaaluyya.

Especially if the abuse come be true...like if ya papa truly na gateman

braine:

You must be a gateman then

DJDOLA: Ur father is a gateman...learn a way u wil talk 2 me because i dont think am ur mate ok

Lmcao

Lilimax: i bet you, you are not married.

And how did u knw?

akinreals: My dear, what can i do, when my ever beautiful and lovely wedded wife, my handsome son and my adorable daughter with her two teeth is all i av got, why won't i make d best out of dem? I love them soo much, may God Almighty keep them for me.

Lol at two teeth!

It's really enviable to cherish the company of your family especially wife.

You can mentor younger ones esp men what marriage is all about.

akinreals: My dear, what can i do, when my ever beautiful and lovely wedded wife, my handsome son and my adorable daughter with her two teeth is all i av got, why won't i make d best out of dem? I love them soo much, may God Almighty keep them for me.

aww!! This is so cute! ℓ̊ hope ℓ̊ find α man like u!

Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays I gat to cool off at a joint before going home. Other days, home straight after work to feel my family

booqee: buhahaha! #Falls from orange tree!

Picking ur bones

booqee: *faints*

Pouring u cold water

AS A MARRIED MAN, WHEN I CLOSE FROM WORK, I FIRST GO TO MY JOINT TO COOL OFF BEFORE I GO HOME. I DO THIS BECAUSE WHEN I GET HOME MY WIFE WILL NOT ALLOW BE GO OUT TILL THE NEXT DAY

hardbody:

Especially if the abuse come be true...like if ya papa truly na gateman

*laf fall 4rm bed*

hardbody:

People like you will hit the road between 5-7pm and spend like 3 hours getting home at about 10pm.

The rest of us chill at the closest joint or when i am able to, drive down to ikoyi club, nurse a maximum of 2 bottles, its 9.30pm, i hit the road, power home and get there just 15minutes later than you.

Advantages:

i save fuel
i have lesser stress
lower risk of attacks by those guys in traffic
i connect with boys over a few drinks and look at new biz opportunities
The list is endless


On Friday night i club all night

I don't reside in Lagos was just asking a question .about the club all nite on Fridays ,you no dey tire ? How long can you do this Biko ? And the last question are you married ?

devour129: I know this doesn't apply to me but couldn't resist.grew up watching my dad come home straight from work,showers,eats with my mum ,sleep off on the settee while gisting . So it was a shock when I got married and my hubby did just the opp.when I was still a learner,I will stay up till he comes back before I eat.am a really great home maker so my house is always clean and smells like a bakery ,I also keep myself well so that was not a problem.abuja men claim it's only at night they do deals .back to my gist,I will stay up till he comes back at the beginning ,cry myself to sleep sometimes until I started having babies and I became a teacher .if its 7pm and my hubby is not back home,I will never call,I eat by 6 and if he calls and says the person he went to see has still not come and he is not sure if to stay or come back,I quickly encourage him to wait.i did for a while before he caught up,now he walks in before 8pm,so he can play with the kids before they go bed and he stays out only if it is absolutely necessary .even the day bomb went off in Abuja he was so angry that among his friends am the only one that ddnt call her hubby when I was in dreamland hanging out with obama o ladies don't fret if your hubby doesn't come home on time,carry on with your life everything will work out.as for the men,continue to come home late in this perilous times !

lol.I feel you.No time for nonsense.
"Ma lo ode,ma lo ode,ode ni n lomo wale"

naanxie: aww!! This is so cute! ℓ̊ hope ℓ̊ find α man like u!

Maybe he shld tek u in as a 2nd wife. Though i can help u out.

I pray to b dat kind of woman . Swi ....it

Bobbysworld28: I go home straight after work. I need 2 c my soul-mate after all d stress of work. Dt woman lightens my world

Bros, if you see my wife and son, you will never have any reason to go to anywhere after the close of work. O boy, I have a very lovely wife and a handsome son. They are my source of happiness and joy. I drive straight home at the close of work everyday.

Why is this guy always against married men being free to live their life. Are the married men contesting with you on anything? Or you are just holding them in your mind for nothing. Will you not be a married man one day? Why not wait till then and answer the question yourself.

byvan:


Heard it severally when I was a teenager and a few times more as an adult(on the radio).

Nelly Unchendu.. May she RIP
Heard it on my old man's LP


Remember this line..
When he drink o pom pom pom igbaga pom pom pom

vitality22: Bros, if you see my wife and son, you will never have any reason to go to anywhere after the close of work. O boy, I have a very lovely wife and a handsome son. They are my source of happiness and joy. I drive straight home at the close of work everyday.

This is so touching... where is my tissue?

*Sniff, sniff....Sniiiiiiiffff!!!*

Jokes aside,this is really sweet. God bless you and your family.

Yes, i do go home immediately from work. My job takes me out of town most often, so i can't afford to still stay away from the house when i'm working in my base. It has even become an issue for me, that immediately it's 6pm a particular call will come into mine, and the next question will be 'is it not yet time to come home'?

I'm happy to go home, those in the home are happy to see me.