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Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by NoToPile: 2:19am On Aug 25, 2017
[quote author=alezzy13 post=59797981]

In most communities, if they can prove that the wife is to blame then they can make a strong case for her to be ostracized or even punished while they claim all the property.

It becomes worse if the man happens to be most well-to-do amuote]


Not most communities please, you can say in some specific parts of Nigeria , where I come from widows and their children are hardly harrased and besides the cultures where this is prevalent they really don't need to have any proof against the wife, its like men don't dont die natural deaths anymore the wives must have killed them. Even if it was the mans family member that killed him, they will still say its the wife.

I don't even understand how some cultures give so much power to evil uncles


All these gra gra is for the father's properties.

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Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by ice4u999(m): 2:23am On Aug 25, 2017
IFEANNYI:
I lost my dad on the 14th of August and ever since then my family relations have been trying to frustrate me, my mum and my sister, even to the extent of threatening my life.

How my Dad died.

My Dad had diabetes and fell sick when he travelled to the east, Anambra State. Fortunately he was with my mum when everything started, unfortunately my relations where also present. They debated on the best hospital to take him to, my mum suggested he returned back to Lagos where he had a specialist taking care of him, our family physician also advised the same but due to ignorance, my dads brothers and sisters took him to a maternity hospital, where he died few days later.

The first thing my relations did was to start spreading rumours that my mum, and we the children killed our dad. How? How?
A man we loved so much, although we had our little differences, just like every other family. But we loved him, I've never seen my sister cry so much until the day we lost him.
They took him to a maternity hospital and now turned back to point fingers?
But i'm not interested in accusing anybody.
I just want people to learn from my experience.

My Dad's elder brother has been the only one different in the whole issue.


Sorry for your loss but I have some questions o. From the way you write I can tell that you are an adult. How can your father's relatives come to your house to move your father when he got adult children and a wife at home? Except you guys are still very young.

if you guys are still very young and your dad have properties his family know of. Guy you better get a lawyer fast o
Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by Nobody: 3:40am On Aug 25, 2017
IFEANNYI:
I lost my dad on the 14th of August and ever since then my family relations have been trying to frustrate me, my mum and my sister, even to the extent of threatening my life.

How my Dad died.

My Dad had diabetes and fell sick when he travelled to the east, Anambra State. Fortunately he was with my mum when everything started, unfortunately my relations where also present. They debated on the best hospital to take him to, my mum suggested he returned back to Lagos where he had a specialist taking care of him, our family physician also advised the same but due to ignorance, my dads brothers and sisters took him to a maternity hospital, where he died few days later.

The first thing my relations did was to start spreading rumours that my mum, and we the children killed our dad. How? How?
A man we loved so much, although we had our little differences, just like every other family. But we loved him, I've never seen my sister cry so much until the day we lost him.
They took him to a maternity hospital and now turned back to point fingers?
But i'm not interested in accusing anybody.
I just want people to learn from my experience.

My Dad's elder brother has been the only one different in the whole issue.

The fear of relatives is the beginning of wisdom.

Keep them at a safe distance.

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Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by spiralwedge(m): 5:52am On Aug 25, 2017
Chidonc:

sire I totally disagree with your ideology of life, it good to be peaceful and wise, but there comes a time in a man's life when he would stand up to face his challenges no matter How hard they are. there are sceneries where a man would look at his attacker and walks away, but there also comes a time when a man would look at his attacker turns his back to the wall and challenges him to a fight, great men are never born, they are made by their reation to every action taken against them

I agree, but not in this case. When you are dealing with deadly family members over properties, my brother, it's better to flee or deal from distance. I know so many examples to conclude so.
My advice is that every man (as emphasised by you) should hustle well and build his own house. Never go to live in your father's house with your wife and kids, if you have envious and fetish family. Not worth it. The property will remain, the person may be killed or turned mad. So what's the point?

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Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by bayulll011(m): 6:35am On Aug 25, 2017
Zizicardo:
embarassed. My dad died on d 30th of march 2014, and since then, his brothers have bn pestering my life. Take heart bro, God be with you and your mom.


for me your dad did not do the needful,

no time to lay blame,he should av done check and balances to put his family first in case of unforseen that's when planning come.

u wanna live long,stay away from them,Mark faces and always remember but u can forgive but don't forget.

do ur thing focus on Ur life and 've successful.

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Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by michaelwilli(m): 6:42am On Aug 25, 2017
Get all ur dads documents to somewhere safe immediately. Don't think twice about it

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Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by itsene: 8:26am On Aug 25, 2017
If you're the eldest son , you run the show.
Except you depend on others for financial support.
However your uncles also have a say and may need some accommodation.
Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by Zizicardo(f): 8:43am On Aug 25, 2017
Yea, you right. He didn't do d needful coz he was d youngest of them, so nobody suspected anything. Thanks for your advice, I'm already miles away from them. I canor coman go and kill myself away. And I have my mom to cater for.
Thanks smiley
bayulll011:



for me your dad did not do the needful,

no time to lay blame,he should av done check and balances to put his family first in case of unforseen that's when planning come.

u wanna live long,stay away from them,Mark faces and always remember but u can forgive but don't forget.

do ur thing focus on Ur life and 've successful.

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Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by bayulll011(m): 9:09am On Aug 25, 2017
Zizicardo:


Yea, you right. He didn't do d needful coz he was d youngest of them, so nobody suspected anything. Thanks for your advice, I'm already miles away from them. I canor coman go and kill myself away. And I have my mom to cater for.
Thanks smiley

u are welcome.

please help ur mum also.

stay with her and always assures her things will be fine.

if she wanna re marry,help her to make the best choice.

ciao.

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Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by Akious2k2(m): 9:41am On Aug 25, 2017
Zizicardo:
embarassed. My dad died on d 30th of march 2014, and since then, his brothers have bn pestering my life. Take heart bro, God be with you and your mom.
I'm just curious 2 know what the emboldened is... Is it 4 sex or what?
It's just an innocent question
Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by Akious2k2(m): 10:00am On Aug 25, 2017
oladele00:
The same thing happened to a frnd of mine a long time ago. The family succeeded in sending the mother and his other siblings away. But he (friend) surround himself with all the bad boys of the community including my honourable self. All of us relocated to his father's house and we stayed there for almost a year. We brutalized the brutalizers and the brutalizers ran for there lives. That is the only honourable advice I can give to u my dear brother.. luv u
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
This looks like a good way 2 solving d problem

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Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by mecussey(m): 10:01am On Aug 25, 2017
IFEANNYI:
I lost my dad on the 14th of August and ever since then my family relations have been trying to frustrate me, my mum and my sister, even to the extent of threatening my life.

How my Dad died.

My Dad had diabetes and fell sick when he travelled to the east, Anambra State. Fortunately he was with my mum when everything started, unfortunately my relations where also present. They debated on the best hospital to take him to, my mum suggested he returned back to Lagos where he had a specialist taking care of him, our family physician also advised the same but due to ignorance, my dads brothers and sisters took him to a maternity hospital, where he died few days later.

The first thing my relations did was to start spreading rumours that my mum, and we the children killed our dad. How? How?
A man we loved so much, although we had our little differences, just like every other family. But we loved him, I've never seen my sister cry so much until the day we lost him.
They took him to a maternity hospital and now turned back to point fingers?
But i'm not interested in accusing anybody.
I just want people to learn from my experience.

My Dad's elder brother has been the only one different in the whole issue.


still wondering how relations have say in a family so strong that it will bother somebody like me.

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Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by Sarang(f): 10:40am On Aug 25, 2017
Things like this happen everyday..
They will start dragging properties soon.
Let me not even talk, I have seen it and heard it. And I have learnt that Family is not all about blood. Just stay safe.

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Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by TerrorSquad147: 11:44am On Aug 25, 2017
Alariwo2:


Wetin concern Igbo man family with will..
They will accuse his wife and share the properties for themselves alone.
It's like part of their tradition and has been like that for decades.

Civility is not just their way there.. They are ready to kill whoever gets in their way, the kids inclusive
and you know this because your dad is an igbo man or what?
Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by ofemigeorge(m): 12:39pm On Aug 25, 2017
supersystemsng:



I lost my dad, guess what, all of us relocated, changed contacts, no one has our contacts...
Then if you want to go home/ village how do you do it. Cause you met them there
Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by Nobody: 12:41pm On Aug 25, 2017
ofemigeorge:

Then if you want to go home/ village how do you do it. Cause you met them there

That's it, i don't go....Everyone knows i took my father's spirit and like wahala..they've tried all what nots...i won't go into details..infact none of my cousins have seen me for over 17years or know how i look... Its a war they can't fight...you need strength and power to fight those kind of people
Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by ofemigeorge(m): 12:58pm On Aug 25, 2017
supersystemsng:


That's it, i don't go....Everyone knows i took my father's spirit and like wahala..they've tried all what nots...i won't go into details..infact none of my cousins have seen me for over 17years or know how i look... Its a war they can't fight...you need strength and power to fight those kind of people
OK op wat abt your wife wen she ask ur root or your kids who want to go home, will you also prevent hem from going.....for how long will you hid.
Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by Nobody: 1:27pm On Aug 25, 2017
ofemigeorge:

OK op wat abt your wife wen she ask ur root or your kids who want to go home, will you also prevent hem from going.....for how long will you hid.

You don't understand.I can't reveal the entire strategy in public... But until herod died, Jesus remained in captivity. Family's over-rated. How many will buy you panadol when you have headache? They are simply people many people seeks elf approval from and nothing more

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Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by chigoizie7(m): 1:29pm On Aug 25, 2017
IFEANNYI:
I lost my dad on the 14th of August and ever since then my family relations have been trying to frustrate me, my mum and my sister, even to the extent of threatening my life.

How my Dad died.

My Dad had diabetes and fell sick when he travelled to the east, Anambra State. Fortunately he was with my mum when everything started, unfortunately my relations where also present. They debated on the best hospital to take him to, my mum suggested he returned back to Lagos where he had a specialist taking care of him, our family physician also advised the same but due to ignorance, my dads brothers and sisters took him to a maternity hospital, where he died few days later.

The first thing my relations did was to start spreading rumours that my mum, and we the children killed our dad. How? How?
A man we loved so much, although we had our little differences, just like every other family. But we loved him, I've never seen my sister cry so much until the day we lost him.
They took him to a maternity hospital and now turned back to point fingers?
But i'm not interested in accusing anybody.
I just want people to learn from my experience.

My Dad's elder brother has been the only one different in the whole issue.


Sorry for your loss.

Which part of Anambra please?
Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by 400billionman: 3:22pm On Aug 25, 2017
Maternity is the commonest hospital in villages..
Take heart..
Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by armyofone(m): 4:15pm On Aug 25, 2017
Op,
The most important thing is taking your mom and siblings out of that environment and don't wait till tomorrow. If you really must join in the burial, make sure you and your family have your own security or you can send them money for the burial from where you are based.
Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by Johnny19: 11:07pm On Aug 25, 2017
suwalee:
baby God's got u......no peace for the wicked Ur.......Baba yungjohn if this is u I'm loyal#suwa

That ain't my Monika swthrt
Re: Losing My Dad & Dealing With Lazy Relatives: My Experience by addictiv(m): 1:53pm On Aug 26, 2017
Every family needs a doctor/nurse, a lawyer and someone in the armed forces. It's very important to have at least 2 persons from these professions in ur immediate family to avoid issues like this. They won't even dare talk crap if one of u was a soldier.

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