Anashe:


"According to a reliable source close to THE WILL" is what you're banking on as a fact to run with? Then a man can throw his wife out even in the middle of the night abi? You people can continue to weep, we're wiser now. That woman is in her 70s and with health challenges as you rightly read but you chose to focus on an irrelevant point to fuel your misogynistic agenda. Cry more please! Some of you men parade yourselves as superior first class citizens. We're coming for everything that some of you men thought we'd never have. I have used "some" because there are still sane men in the world

ComeToJesus:
My cousin who enjoyed utmost loyalty from his wife decided to bring her abroad where he stays.

The lady got a job, earned exactly the same figure with hubby and turned to Jezebel overnight.

Stayed with them briefly and discovered that she doesn't cook nor serve the husband food. Husband comes back, gets into the kitchen , fixes something to eat and calls her to come eat.

The lady is practically the boss while my bro is the servant. Still astonished.

Konquest:

@CasualObserver,
What you posted is FALSE. Folorunso Alakija was NEVER a hair dresser. I see a lot of younger ones pushing this same false story and mangling history up. Let me explain more here to you and those reading this.

She trained in the UK as a professional secretary, returned to Nigeria from England and worked as a banker at IMB Plaza on Victoria Island, Lagos. She later resigned to take care of her small kids in the early 1980s and proceeded to establish the very famous company Supreme Stitches in Lagos State which was a top fashion design outfit for ready-to-wear clothes and many prominent folks in the society such as Mariam Babangida where her friends. These are facts that I personally witnessed in the 1980s through to the 1990s.

She comes from the wealthy Ogbara family who are indigenes of Ikorodu, Lagos State. Ikorodu is one of the 3 Ijebu LGAs in Lagos State and as you might know the Ijebus are one of the wealthiest subgroups among the Yoruba folks and in Nigeria. Her millionaire father even sent Folorunso Alakija and her siblings to school in the UK when she was not even up to 10 years old! So, she took a major risk by bidding for the deep offshore oil well in 1991 with her family members from the Ogbara family and her foreign technical partners and finally found oil in the highly risky deep offshore using FAMFA Oil as a vehicle..

I wrote about this fact just this year when some ethnic bigots and ignorant young ones here on NL (who were obviously NOT born in the 1980s and 1990s) defamatorily wrote that she slept her way with IBB or Abacha to get an oil well which to me is idiotic of these kids and an insult to those of us who knew Mrs. Folorunso Alakija right from the 1980s as a banker, oil mogul, ànd when she started the hugely famous Supreme Stitches which was the first in Nigeria to defined bespoke fashion designing and ready to wear for women. This is the reason why she is also the patron of Fashion Designers Association of Nigeria (FADAN).

I hope this helps.

Desusi:

For where? Na wahala ooo more especially if they are not from same tribe.

fxexperts:
Ogbeni do not go and work. be there waiting for who will come and spoon feed you. when these people parents were hustling to make money where were your parents. the death you are wishing the rich only shows that you and your generation will die poor.

base on say na animal wen you buy keep for house abi. you should stay far away from some one else daughter, just keep having sex with yourself. soapy is good for you.

Yes of course he is a king. so no to broke ass bitches.

ComeToJesus:
My cousin who enjoyed utmost loyalty from his wife decided to bring her abroad where he stays.

The lady got a job, earned exactly the same figure with hubby and turned to Jezebel overnight.

Stayed with them briefly and discovered that she doesn't cook nor serve the husband food. Husband comes back, gets into the kitchen , fixes something to eat and calls her to come eat.

The lady is practically the boss while my bro is the servant. Still astonished.

FuckYeyeMods:

Fvcking shut up there..
Sorry uncle liberal. I bet if you marry, you will have a better answer to this your blind argument.
No matter how you want to reason it, you can't get this argument right if you're still single.

Atarakpa:
The rich also cry. Remember seeing this man in neighborhood walking without shirt and gold necklace with his big stomach and security checking flowers. Around the bulletproof house.

jeromestarks:
I can NEVER marry a woman who is wealthier than me.
And I will never allow my wife to be richer than me. Never!

Women misuse power. They tend to insult men at the slightest opportunity they get.

Your marriage can not last if your wife has as much money as you.

Akwamkpuruamu:
Marriage no be anybody mate... Na real hardwork e be.

Wealth alone can't sustain marriage neither poverty. Academic excellence is even the worst to sustain marriage.

Two fools can sustain marriage more than two wise people

Domaining101:
it's not wickedness bro, it's nothing but the truth

nlfpmod:


https://thewillnews.com/folorunsho-alakija-and-husband-modupe-separate/

Eunoiaa:


You should direct this to the unfortunate people you have the privilege of sharing gender with o. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣


Slither out of my mentions please.

luminouz:

Be like say e pain you sha.

Get money first before bragging, brókeass woman

purples25:


I asked the first questions. It's only fair that you reply mine before I answer yours.

pansophist:


If the two fools are committed and understand marriage as a duty and sacrifice to the other, then it will last. I doubt if there is love in a polygamous home, but many want it to work, hence it last.

Many times I feel like breaking a bottle of some of my loved ones' heads, they annoy me to by bone marrow, and perhaps, I annoy the hell out of them too.

But if a passerby thinks because I am arguing with my brother, then he can come and interfere, I and my bro will set our beef aside, deal with the passerby wotowoto, then settle our grievances over a bottle of palm wine.

We (I and my bro) are two individuals and are meant to have conflicts, but the conflict will never uproot our love, duty, and sacrifice to each other. The conflict will make us understand our redlines, and try not to cross them anymore.

Marriage should be like that. Fight all you want, but your fight is meaningless if you guys don't learn from each other through that fight. Lots of people don't see marriage as teamwork. They don't see it as suffering.

When they read the ''forever for worse'' in the alter, to them, it's just something they have to do, not a pledge they have to keep. If intending couples understand the power of that pledge, many will be very careful of who they get married to.

I may hire the best assassins in Nigeria to assassinate the president, but they probably won't be successful. But his wife will do it tonight, clean. Also if one marries a person due to the nonsense young people call spec, I pity them.

Ten years more, your so-called spec will add weight, God forbid, get sick and be in a wheelchair, or something worse. Then attraction is gone, and the only thing that will keep you guys is character.

That when you remember two years ago when you were job searching and your wife held it down for you, and other rich men were chasing her then and she resisted the temptation, to show you that she is committed.

Taking care of such a woman in her tough period will be so easy. It's the same thing good parents enjoy. I don't joke with my parents. They are the only people who can ask me for anything (not stupid things obviously) and I will never say no.

And it is simply because their love for me is not in their mouth, it's in their action. They raised me well and didn't scatter my siblings to different oga for apprenticeship.

When my head wanted to turn, they beat nonsense comot from my body. They kept away their differences and made sure they created a stable home for the kids to grow.

Sometimes I wake up at midnight to pee and hear them argue, and the next morning, you will see them laugh and act like no argument happened before.

They created a good, safe, and peaceful home to grow. So tell me, how dare I not treat them well?


If people go into marriage to make it work, then it will work. But if anything, you are already angry and want to exit, then realize that you are getting older, you will laugh or regret your past stubbornness, but what you built will be what will save you.

Anashe:


You again? It's giving obsessed at this point. Wasn't even talking to you but you managed to insert yourself in a conversation that wasn't your business. Are you not insane? And you're broke shaming someone you don't know instead of engaging in a sensible conversation or just minding your business? But for the record, child, I pay more in income and business taxes than you'll ever earn in your miserable existence.

luminouz:

Your bro will soon do two things:

1. He either kills her and kill himself because of frustration

2. He gets thrown out and/or dies of a heart attack

N.B: The question for me is, WHAT DAFUQ ARE YOU DOING TO SAVE YOUR MUDAFUCKING BROTHER? OR YOU WILL WAIT TILL HE IS DEAD TILL YOU DO SHIIT?

Konquest:

@CasualObserver,
What you posted is FALSE. Folorunso Alakija was NEVER a hair dresser. I see a lot of younger ones pushing this same false story and mangling history up. Let me explain more here to you and those reading this.

She trained in the UK as a professional secretary, returned to Nigeria from England and worked as a banker at IMB Plaza on Victoria Island, Lagos. She later resigned to take care of her small kids in the early 1980s and proceeded to establish the very famous company Supreme Stitches in Lagos State which was a top fashion design outfit for ready-to-wear clothes and many prominent folks in the society such as Mariam Babangida where her friends. These are facts that I personally witnessed in the 1980s through to the 1990s.

She comes from the wealthy Ogbara family who are indigenes of Ikorodu, Lagos State. Ikorodu is one of the 3 Ijebu LGAs in Lagos State and as you might know the Ijebus are one of the wealthiest subgroups among the Yoruba folks and in Nigeria. Her millionaire father even sent Folorunso Alakija and her siblings to school in the UK when she was not even up to 10 years old! So, she took a major risk by bidding for the deep offshore oil well in 1991 with her family members from the Ogbara family and her foreign technical partners and finally found oil in the highly risky deep offshore using FAMFA Oil as a vehicle.

I wrote about this fact just this year when some ethnic bigots and ignorant young ones here on NL (who were obviously NOT born in the 1980s and 1990s) defamatorily wrote that she slept her way with IBB or Abacha to get an oil well which to me is idiotic of these kids and an insult to those of us who knew Mrs. Folorunso Alakija right from the 1980s as a banker, oil mogul, ànd when she started the hugely famous Supreme Stitches which was the first in Nigeria to defined bespoke fashion designing and ready to wear for women. This is the reason why she is also the patron of Fashion Designers Association of Nigeria (FADAN).

I hope this helps.

ComeToJesus:


🤓🤓🤓 Bro, don't go there, tried to wake him up but when the woman rubs his head a little, he discloses all my advice to her.

luminouz:


Haaaaa😳.

I think your bro needs prayers biko...that's premium efo riro in action

Genea:
You and the people that liked and shared this are m@d

EreluRoz:
So much sense from someone who equate love to money. You first paragraph does it for me but I think it shouldn't be coming from you who preaches bills sharing and smartness in relationship at every given opportunity.

If we are to follow some of your contributions on relationship issues, marriages will never last because that idea of outsmarting each other (your 50:50 ideas on almost everything) will eventually crash it.

jeromestarks:
I can NEVER marry a woman who is wealthier than me.
And I will never allow my wife to be richer than me. Never!

Women misuse power. They tend to insult men at the slightest opportunity they get.

Your marriage can not last if your wife has as much money as you.

bukatyne:


And poor Nigerian women don't get divorced/separated?