money121:
Kid^napped Abuja Musician, Band Members Regain Freedom

Nigerian Juju musician known as Omoba De Jombo Beats and his crew members allegedly kidnapped by unknown gunmen while returning from an event in the Federal Capital Territory have reportedly regained freedom from their abductors.

A video shared by a Nigerian musician, Adegbodu Taiwo, also known as Ejireadegbodu on his verified Instagram account showed them alighting from a bus after they were released in the early hours of Thursday.

PUNCH Online had earlier reported that the musician and his band members were allegedly abducted in Abuja on Sunday.

All efforts to reach Omoba De Jombo Beats proved abortive as of the time of filing this report.

gabbrri:
I will be so brief in explaining the skocker I received last week.. I have been suspecting my wife for a while now because of her attachment to her phone but I kept my cool trying to track what she has been up to,,
men my discovery was shocking, I got to know her password through my 5 years old son that is always with her phone. I checked her phone thoroughly but did not find anything only for me to check her thrash pictures on Google photos fellow nairalanders I saw a male colleague that always communicate her putting on my wife's gown in a hotel looking arrangements I confronted her on and she was confused on what to explain ... I post this here for people that completely trust their spouse to do the trusting with sense.. officially I am ending the year wifeless as I have demanded a refund of the dowry paid on her no going back I consider my decision a gain and not a loss congratulations to me for finding out what she has become on time

Gentlesoul2021:
Dear many men or women, when you ask a man or a woman if she lives alone or with parents. What's the intent. I really wanna know. This is very common.

I don't think I have ever asked anyone if they live alone or with parents.

Just trying to gain understanding to why this question is common to 100 percent of girls when relating with a guy.

I've actually had many girls ask me this. It can be vice versa and it's for reason best known to them.

ProtonX:
See the Reddit post here:

"I feel like a complete idiot here. My wife and I have been married for 19 years. We have one child. Our daughter moved out this summer after she enlisted in the armed forces. I love my wife but I felt like the spark was gone from our lives. I didn't want to divorce her so I proposed an open marriage. She was upset initially but eventually she agreed.

Like I said in the title of my post I made a mistake. I have learned that just because I wasn't as attracted to my wife as I was when we got married it doesn't mean other men would feel the same. My wife has so many men and dates she doesn't know what to do with them all. Meanwhile it's the opposite for me. Not only that but after my wife agreed to an open marriage I asked a woman who was a colleague of mine out on a date. I was a manager at my job but I wasn't her manager. We worked in completely different divisions and our work had nothing to do with each other's jobs. But even though I wasn't her manager and I am in an open marriage she complained to her manager and showed HR my messages. I lost my job.

I told my wife I want to close our marriage again because I was an idiot for suggesting it in the first place. She said no, she's happy with how things are. It's killing me when I know she is with other men. My brother called me a slowpoke when I told him and said expecting my wife to look like she did when she got married made me a dunce. He even went so far as to say she takes good care of herself and is in great shape for 44, she just doesn't look 20. He had the nerve to say my wife looks better than me and I could stand to lose some weight.

I love my wife and I don't want a divorce. I never wanted a divorce which is why I proposed this in the first place. But she doesn't want to close the marriage. I'm not worried about money because we both work but I do not want a divorce. I'm just glad my daughter enlisted in the RCAF and isn't here to see our marriage falling apart."

besayag:
A Nigerian man has tied the knot with his brother's female tenant who catered for him when he was at the hospital after he was diagnosed with kidney stone.

The pretty lady with the handle @winipoko on TikTok stood by her man and offered unwavering support to him.

After the man recovered from surgeries, he decided to surprise his woman with a marriage proposal.

He also gifted her a car and an iPhone as a token of appreciation for taking care of him during his health struggles.


In her words; “From being his brother’s tenant to being his girlfriend But the devil came to steal this joy away. Few months of being with him, he was diagnosed with kidney stones and needed urgent surgery.

“I’ve never seen him in so much pain and he lost so much weight. We stayed at the hospital for 1 week that seemed like 1year. He got discharged and Took me to my favourite place Because yes we deserve it.

“Bought me brand new iPhone 13pro max In appreciation for taking good care of him.

Baby is back on his feet And life went great until His Thanksgiving day doctor called for a second surgery which he never told us about until that day. Another 1week and he was recovering really quick.

“Yes he is back on his feet again and this time no more hospital. Got the biggest surprise of my life, he asked me to marry him, of course can’t say no to a wonderful human.

“Okay I think this is the biggest surprise, A car for me. And he came and paid in full my bride price because baby girl is also an angel in human form. And it’s been months and no more calls from the hospital.”

Kishaimmigratio:
Moving to a new country can be both exciting and scary. It's like being an explorer in a new land. But sometimes, you can feel lost and confused.

This is called culture shock.

It's normal to feel this way when you're in a new place with different customs and languages. Don't worry, there are ways to overcome culture shock and make the most of your study abroad experience.

To help you manage culture shock, here are some tricks to navigate through this experience with ease.


1. Embrace the Unexpected:

Don't expect everything to be the same as it is back home. Instead, try new things and learn about the local customs. This will help you feel more comfortable in your new surroundings.


2. Learn the Local Lingo:

Even a few basic phrases in the local language can go a long way in breaking down barriers and fostering connections. Enroll in a language course, practice with locals, and don't be afraid to make mistakes. Every attempt is a step towards cultural fluency.



3. Seek Out Fellow Travelers:

Connect with other study abroad students, both from your home country and from diverse backgrounds. Share experiences, exchange tips, and form a supportive network. Together, you can navigate the cultural landscape and create lasting memories.


4. Indulge in Local Delights:

Food is a great way to learn about a new culture. So don't be afraid to try new things! Visit street food stalls, try exotic dishes, and see what you like.


5. Embrace Patience and Self-Care:

Adjusting to a new culture takes time and patience. Be kind to yourself, acknowledge your emotions, and don't hesitate to seek support when needed. Engage in activities that bring you joy.

P. S. - Culture shock is a normal part of the study abroad experience. Embrace it as an opportunity for personal growth and cultural understanding.

#StudyAbroad #CultureShock #EmbraceTheUnexpected #LearnTheLocalLingo #SeekOutFellowTravelers #IndulgeInLocalDelights #EmbracePatience #SelfCare #CulturalAdventure

fineboynl:
I was just wondering if any man will carry a pregnant girl doing ashawo ?

The country is now so bad that pregnant girl still need to hustle doing ashawo work.

Kepukepu:
I offered to mentor one person to gain a front-end skill, we chatted but at the end of it, he's not serious.

How do you want to secure a good job without learning a skill?

I think the best thing is to charge, the serious ones will pay nd learn it

datola:
Investors business owners like them because they bring results. Workers don't like them because they don't want stress.

ahnie:
The Lady I usually buys bean n plantain from recently left her marriage.

She's a mum of 4 kids and married to an asaba man.apparently she was the bread winner in her home footing all the bills

Her husband went behind her back and wildrew all the money she had in her account without her knowing.

She got to know when she went to
The bank to make wildrawals only to be her account has bn emptied.

obiekunie01:
Looks like a moving casket!

Imagine they dropped gun and used petrol!

God forbid!