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Is this still a marriage or bill of quantity?? All these calculations because you want to outsmart a so called partner and love of your life?? ![]() This "bill of quantity" will only thrive in a loveless marriage. That marriage will crash anyway. A little inflation or life threatening sickness and that marriage is over. Before you accept an idea, it is important to look at the lives of those who adopt that idea. How many "bill of quantity" marriage do you know? How many thrived after 10 years? How many survived 30 years? The only person that will sit with you to calculate the 50-50 role is your ENEMY. The second person is your EX. This thing is somewhat innate. If it's not there, then forget about it. |
These policies are extremely sound but you can never trust a career politician to deliver. Anyone can identify our problems and proffer solutions. The delivery and implementation are the challenge. APC promised to solve all the problems, but failed to deliver even the simplest of the problems. Nigeria accounts for 70% of yam production in the world. Ghana accounts for only 10%. Yet, at 10% production, Ghana is currently the world's largest exporter of yam, "thanks" to our porous borders. Ghanaians enter Nigeria, buy our yams at ridiculous prices, move it to their country where they have a sound structure in place to preserve, package, brand, and export to the developed world in exchange for Fx since our yam do not make international export standards. APC identified this problem 7 years ago and appointed a 90-year old great grandfather to fix the problem. 7 years after, Nigeria now accounts for far less than 70% yam production due to crisis in the middle belt. Ghana is still the number one exporter because our borders are still porous. Nigeria is not in the list of top 10 exporters of yam. The worst is that those that failed to deliver on this promise are still in government whilst some of them now campaigning to be re-elected. |
This is awesome!! To make this restaurant work, "take-aways" should be banned. |
Mariangeles:LMAO Maria you like wahala |
It's a common abnormality. Your marriage is not her priority. |
cococandy:LMAO ![]() Of course, I know what you're trying to do. I'm not in support of indiscriminate sex though. |
Buhari's personal interest in Chad, Niger Republic (his original home) and oil exploration in the North East has cost the country so much in 7 years. |
cococandy:Lol. Coco the women defender. The rule applies to both men and women. I was only trying to say that many 40-year-old single men do what married men do. So the "relationship" status of a single man at 40 should not be mistaken for celibacy, lack of responsibilities, or poverty. |
GloriousGbola:Very likely. And the good thing is that most of those cars were produced/assembled in Nigeria. In fact, one report claimed that Kaduna plant alone accounted for around 30% of all Peugeot 504 cars in the world. All taxes from the plant were paid to the Nigerian government. In the early 2000's, 504 was the official car for all unity school principals, and other top officers of federal government ministries. Yar'adua or GEJ is certainly responsible for the Toyota 'craze' and the heavy importation of fairly used brands. Our borders turned to village market. At a point, Nigerians began to import fairly used pants ![]() |
Klass99: Well said |
simpleseyi:LMAO Hard guy, hard guy. Na woman go soften his heart las las ![]() |
Marriage can obviously distract you from achieving your life goals. But don't be f00led. The biggest distraction is when you sleep with different women and still come to Nairaland to claim "single". Do you honestly think that a MARRIED Banky W or Adekunle Gold is as distracted as a single WIZKID or DAVIDO with different baby mamas and kids here and there? Do not let the success of a privileged Davido deceive you. Many of his "single" kind with different baby mamas are in Agege motor park, looking for the next driver to extort. |
Do your findings. Some are separated (divorced), baby daddies, engaged, on in a relationship. Some of them have more kids, have more sex, and spend more on women/kids than married men. So I don't see any issue. They're technically married. |
Kpartners:Tiktok generation. Back in the 1980s, Peugeot manufactured cars locally in Nigeria. Peugeot Nigeria Limited was a true Nigerian automobile manufacturing company but not a Nigerian brand. This is the notion I am trying to correct. But I commend the fact that he patronized a "Nigerian brand - IVM." |
Calm down. He is not the first. In the pre-fourth republic era, majority of political/military elites used made-in-Nigeria peugeot |
Stevenson20:Shut up for once and read the news! Fridman said: "If the people who are in charge in the EU believe that because of sanctions, I could approach Mr Putin and tell him to stop the war, and it will work, then I'm afraid we're all in big trouble. |
Rent the apartment. Reside there ALONE for a minimum of one year. At the end of the 12th month, ask yourself whether you still want to get married immediately. If you've never lived alone, you may never understand the cost of living. |
Macaroni lacks wisdom. |
Adorable duo. Cheers to more years |
Kobojunkie:Oh now it makes no sense? You're trying to say that her mother can turn her home to a brothel because, according to you, she owns the house? Lol. In other words, she owes no one any sense of decency and decorum, not her late husband, not her children, not the people she shares the house with. So much for "gender freedom". And by the way, nobody has said that she's committed any crime. Even OP has not committed any crime so far. No one can arrest him if he lay curses on his mother or fail to treat his mother. This is simply a moral issue. No part of the constitution says that children must respect their elders. |
Kobojunkie:The question is how many children, young or old, can watch their mother come home daily with different men to knack? That you can condone such or do such in the presence of your children does not mean it's a popular or acceptable practice in this part of the world. |
Bring them back to where? Nigeria?? Abeg, they should keep resting in the bossom of the Lord. We will all join them someday. |
I don't think your decision is inappropriate since it's important to keep your business running. As a matter of fact, your brother is somewhat insensitive. He should be grateful that someone volunteered his resources to sponsor your business. The least he could have done as a "responsible" brother was to encourage you to move the generator. However, your approach to the matter or the way you went about moving the gen (e.g. without his knowledge) is probably the issue here. Search your heart. Let no one deceive you. |
cococandy:I agree with you. Creating threads about how women deserve to be molested, barren, etc is the height of toxicity. I'm surprised such threads/posts are still visible. |
cococandy:I've just realized he has created many dangerous threads in the past. But I want to believe he's now trying to reconcile his past. |
cococandy:Okay. I have to agree with you on this. The multiple thread thing shows a more dangerous motive. |
cococandy:Like I mentioned, I do not like his approach. I don't see why anyone should attack women or Nigerian women on Nairaland because of their individual experiences. I don't have any bad experience with a Nigerian woman. The few I have met have all been good to me. But that's not enough to say that the experiences of others do not count. Dude needs to heal but that won't happen when we dismiss his accounts or try to rationalize the hurtful treatments from his past. |
cococandy:Okay. I must admit that I don't like the idea of creating multiple threads about his predicament. But I also do not agree with the idea of rationalising his mom's actions. What do you even mean by "control his mom's body?" You all talk about showing respect for his mom even though we all know that respect is reciprocal. If she does not respect herself enough to keep her sexcapabes to herself or do it discreetly, then her children have the right to react the way and manner they want. It doesn't matter whether her husband is late or not. She owes her children and those she lives with some level of decency and decorum. |
cococandy:Children also have the right to react the way they want when they find their mother with different men. So cut it out. |
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