₦airaland Forum

spiceadole:
I won't bother to get married.

Will do IVF with donor sperm and have 2 daughters.. Face front!

Sirchiboy:
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Can we meet at IKate round about this night.
E get wetin i wan tell u

Sirchiboy:
Can we meet at IKate round about this night.
E get wetin i wan tell u

helinues:
Because Ogun state is the most respected states by president Tinubu amongst all the states in Nigeria. The outburst before the election all happened in the state.

Those who view Ogun politics from afar don't know how complicated and sophisticated the state is

President, Vice president, Speaker, major political position under democracy, no state in Nigeria is close to Ogun state

seunmsg:
lol. The more reason why rice should be way more expensive today than in 2023 but that is not the case. You should be grateful to thief that worked all round the clock to keep food inflation down.

seunmsg:
Oops! It’s no longer about the average price of rice that ordinary Nigerians can afford but about Mango, Apple, and Pineapple rice, right? Dude, just listen to yourself. Must you be sad over everything?

A bag of rice was N50 averagely in 2023 when Tinubu took over. Minimum wage was N30,000 at that time. Today, a bag of rice is averagely N55k irrespective of Mango, Apple and Peanut rice despite minimum wage going up to N70,000. You should commend the government and not be sad. Stop getting sad over positive news, it won’t make Peter Obi president in 2027.

Rita Daniels, mother of Nollywood actress Regina Daniels, has spoken about her daughter’s marriage to politician and businessman, Senator Ned Nwoko, saying she never supported it from the beginning.

The clarification surfaced online amid renewed public attention after a viral video showed Regina accusing her husband of domestic violence.

In response, Tribune Online reports that Nwoko denied the allegations, insisting that Regina’s struggles stem from drug and alcohol use. He also noted that none of his five other wives had ever accused him of abuse.

Earlier, speaking with BBC News Igbo in an interview recorded on October 3, Rita addressed long-standing claims that she arranged or “sold” her daughter into the marriage. She denied the reports, saying she was the last person to know about their relationship.

“When Regina got married, and the world was saying I was the one who forced her to marry a much older man. They said I carried her and sold her to an elderly man,” she said.

“What they did not know is that even I did not know when they started the relationship. With everything that was going on, I was the last person to know they were in a relationship.

“And as my daughter, I called her and asked what was going on, and what she answered me ‘Have I ever introduced you to anyone as the person I want to get married to aside from Ned Nwoko?’”

“My daughter, who never used to throw back words at me, started throwing back words. I noticed she was beginning to get stubborn about it, and then I was like, ‘What is actually going on?’ In the political terrain, the husband and I are opponents.”

Rita said Nwoko did not approach her about marriage until after his political campaign. Faced with her daughter’s determination, she said she had little choice but to stand by her.

“Immediately after the election, it was then that her husband told me he was interested in marrying my child. I was weak, but what was I to do? I stood with my daughter, was I to chase her away?” she said.

“So when I saw everything, I advised as much as I could as a mother. That they are talking all sorts of trash about Regina, the most important thing is that she is happy where she is, and I have not had the energy to address anyone regarding anything.”

Rita also said she preferred to take public criticism rather than let people blame her daughter.

“Do I leave them to heap blame on my daughter?” she asked. “So it is better for me that they heap the blame on me, tear me apart, and call me all sorts of names. I will rather take it. What matters to me is that my family is at peace.

pansophist:
Where did I justify every bad thing?

pansophist:
A very necessary lesson for him.

He got it the other way around. He should not be going around applying for the position of a boyfriend, but conduct himself in such a way that ladies find him attractive, then he choose from them.

But her outburst was unnecessary. Just say no, politely.

Jakumo:
Fellas, this man's failed mission is a fine example of what a man should NEVER ask a woman. Any man foolhardy enough to formally apply for the official post of "boyfriend" will only succeed in killing off any chance of romance that might have existed BECAUSE that kind of question carries so much baggage as to erase whatever attraction the woman might have initially felt for the man if only he had kept things simple.

A young woman faced with a man applying to be her boyfriend will immediately sense that the man is lacking in confidence, and likely to become jealous and possessive as soon as the woman replies that such a formal relationship can start. Instead of going that old-school job application approach to entering the promised land, it is far better to keep things playful, flirtatious, and light hearted, so the girl can simply go with the flow, without being placed under pressure by such a formalized applications to hang pipe.

olabrad:
My wife is from kogi state and she is Yoruba. Her family originated from the local government and still live there till today. Smart Adeyemi, a Yoruba man is an indigenes of kogi state, same with Dino Melaye, another Yoruba man.

Some people will just open their mouth and say rubbish fueled by shameless ignorance. Small time now, they will start claiming that they travel more than all other tribes. Yet, their traveling has not enlightened them enough to know that several local governments in kogi state belong to Yorubas.

Bunch of empty chest-beating noisemakers!

Gerrard59:
Oh! You are a single dad with a daughter?

Well, your choices are fewer. Your best bet is with a single mom who has a son. A young unmarried woman would quickly oppose marrying a single dad in his forties who has a daughter. Target women in their mid-30s. Then again, as long as she is unmarried, she will view you differently than if you had a boy.

Good luck!

Mariangeles:
You are a male.

LoneSoldier:
Don't be a giver in your dealings with women, show them that you are more wiser than them and there tactics of turning a man to there ATM machine.

Don't give shi shi to any woman, they tend to respect stingy men more and take them serious in serious conversation but you see the ones who spend heavily on women tend to be less respected by women.

Mariangeles:
Are you on WhatsApp?
If you are, can you put your number on your signature? I want to talk to you.

Ishilove:
If the father refuses to collect the bride price, go the the traditional ruler in his hometown and drop it there for them. They will summon the family to come and carry their tin. Marriage is not by force. Awon olosho oloriburuku destiny wasters.

When you're properly ready, file for divorce from your werey ex since you married under the Act, but be prepared; divorce proceedings are usually long and expensive, and sometimes traumatising because old woulds will be reopened, nasty memories, revisited. I really wish you God's grace and strength.

pansophist:
I think say na only women get delusion, be like say men sef don join

So you think say one beautiful international woman dey wait to come fall for you, marry you, and live happily ever after?

All the horney brothers coming home for dirty december no see this International women catch? and them probably fine, and get money pass you.

Better reason that Iya Biliki daughter wey dey eye you since, and make two of una upgrade una sef.

One day, you will realise that the market women selling stuff under the hot sun, and the bus driver are all created by the same God that created you.

The earlier you live in reality, you can make the right decision and avoid a sorrowful fate when you are old, otherwise, e fit be say na under bridge you go dey sleep sef.

Come on, wake up.