dammytosh:

Guy or gay

Guy : yes

Gay : no

donofdons:
This is the problem with africans...we men seem to think that a woman is our slave,married to wash and cook then make babbies and bring up children while men sit like a God and a master of the house.

Look at a woman who is meant to be fighting for the rights of her gender encouraging this injustice to women engendered by the bible and all the ancient nonsensense called holy books

A woman is a full equal of man and is not made to serve.....the sacrifice,pains and danger a woman pass through while giving birth to a child is far more than the so called suffering of christ which is meant to save us and instead will condemn a majority of humans to eternal fire for not believing he died for us

lielbree:


So a woman is a great wife because she washes her husband pants?

Lol

youngsahito:
[img]http://news2.onlinenigeria.com/thumbnail.php?file=image2/Modupe__folorunsho_Alakija_305938083.jpg&size=article_large[/img]



Second richest African woman, Folorunsho Alakija, has revealed she still washes her husband’s undies until recently.

The executive vice chairman of Famfa Oil and group managing director of The Rose of Sharon Group revealed recently how she still dotes on her husband like a teenager who just found love. The Africa’s richest self-made woman, with a net worth estimated at $1 billion said:

“My husband is my best friend, biggest adviser and supporter. We’ve known each other for 40 years and have been married for 37 years now and with four boys. Even though we work in the same office, I always ensure that we kiss twice in a day, morning and night. I still wash his undies until six years ago that he insisted I should stop. I also prepare his special vegetable dish and do his manicure and pedicure regularly.
“I go to the airport to pick him whenever he’s returning from foreign trips. It gives me joy whenever his friends praise my vegetable dish based on what my husband tells them.”

Hmnn, what an inspiration!

https://www.naij.com/777448-still-wash-husbands-underwears-nigerias-richest-woman-folorunsho-alakija.html?source=category_latest_page

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VickyRotex:
" I still wash his undies until six years ago that he insisted I should stop."

I'm not an English Teacher. But I think that's an Oxymoron. It's contradicting. You "still" wash it and yet you stopped washing it 6 years ago.

But we get the point though.

daretodiffer:
I don't see how this is a big deal sef, if she is using washing machine. No big deal

But handwash, you must be kidding

VickyRotex:
" I still wash his undies until six years ago that he insisted I should stop."

I'm not an English Teacher. But I think that's an Oxymoron. It's contradicting. You "still" wash it and yet you stopped washing it 6 years ago.

But we get the point though.

VickyRotex:
" I still wash his undies until six years ago that he insisted I should stop."

I'm not an English Teacher. But I think that's an Oxymoron. It's contradicting. You "still" wash it and yet you stopped washing it 6 years ago.

But we get the point though.

seaga:


So your point is

KingRex1:
I dont see young ladies of nowadays towing this path. Its one of the nice things that sets Africa apart from the world.

Its a pity they dont have this kinda mindset anymore

VickyRotex:
" I still wash his undies until six years ago that he insisted I should stop."

I'm not an English Teacher. But I think that's an Oxymoron. It's contradicting. You "still" wash it and yet you stopped washing it 6 years ago.

But we get the point though.

daretodiffer:
I cannot make a habit of handwashing my husband's undies

daretodiffer:
I cannot make a habit of handwashing my husband's undies

CaroLyner:
and so? it is her duty.

seaga:


Good luck to that

daretodiffer:


You are welcome

I am glad you are not trying to change my mind.

seaga:


Why would I, Alakija is just wasting her time passing a message to those who are already lost

seaga:
She is just trying to pass a message to the young ladies, most of the ladies see her as a role model, so she is like if I do that, what the hell are you ladies saying when you say you can't be submissive to your spouse, despite the peanuts you think....

daretodiffer:
How is it her duty? It is her way of showing love and she likes it.

linearity:


Women and their Charactization of 'love'...The man buys her expensive jeweries, cars, etc to 'show his love' and the woman washes his undies to 'show her love'.

Women have been deciding men since 1500 with this 'love' matter. My gf will expect me to buy her an iPhone 6s for her birthday, but on unwrapping the nicely package gift from her for my birthday, they contain singlet and socks...mteeech!

seaga:
She is just trying to pass a message to the young ladies, most of the ladies see her as a role model, so she is like if I do that, what the hell are you ladies saying when you say you can't be submissive to your spouse, despite the peanuts you think....

linearity:


Women and their Charactization of 'love'...The man buys her expensive jeweries, cars, etc to 'show his love' and the woman washes his undies to 'show her love'.

Women have been deciding men since 1500 with this 'love' matter. My gf will expect me to buy her an iPhone 6s for her birthday, but on unwrapping the nicely package gift from her for my birthday, they contain singlet and socks...mteeech!

Sijo01:
Na Me go wash your husband pants before? Hia

daretodiffer:
If that is what she can afford, you would be stupi..d to think less of it

If she could afford to buy something expensive, then you are within your right to get angry

kozmokaz:


dem dey give award?
hope u also stay in d first row in church

linearity:


Nicely put there, if only 90% of women can be that considerate to first ponder if the guy can afford it, before putting pressure on them about their gifts.

A popular Nigerian music in the early 90s, still rings a bell and it is paraphrased like..."your money go woman go".

As a man, 90% of the time, if you lose you job or means of livelihood, you will loose your wife or at the minimum loose some of your respects. In the words of Chris Rock, "...You might not loose her immediately, but the countdown has began".

Michellla:
what is the big deal in that?