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Family › Re: It’s My Husband Sleeping With Prostitute by Amovingman(f): 7:57pm On Jul 29 |
Jmichael1: Who do u expect to read dis ur long episode of meaningless tales..... Any man wen never knack olosho,that man never still open eye. is she no better than the olosho
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Family › Re: It’s My Husband Sleeping With Prostitute by Amovingman(f): 7:55pm On Jul 29 |
ismok500: You need to pray over it.... men sha Are those prostitute better than her or you no Dey do new sex style with your husband
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Sports › Re: World Cup 2026: FIFA's Goal Of The Tournament (Video) by Amovingman(f): 7:53pm On Jul 29 |
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Sports › Re: World Cup 2026: FIFA's Goal Of The Tournament (Video) by Amovingman(f): 7:51pm On Jul 29 |
Jmichael1: Stake high and cry later wetin end ham |
Technology Market › Re: House Clearance Sales.. Come In Here!!!! by Amovingman(f): 1:20pm On Jul 28 |
I no Dey make mouth
You and that your police way invite me Dey go jail
Better be careful bryanluke aka Stephen ayantoye
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Technology Market › Re: House Clearance Sales.. Come In Here!!!! by Amovingman(f): 1:18pm On Jul 28 |
Bryanluke: no be me u dey call Stephen ayantoye before. A text was sent to you for invitation at the police station why didn't you show up at eleyele station. I just wan make dem leave you ni I Dey LÄGØS come arrest me seh I already drop my address for you 1,Adepitan street Alapere ketu And e fit sure for you let meet at Ijebu imusin Odolameso on August 1st Make I show the stuff I’m |
Technology Market › Re: House Clearance Sales.. Come In Here!!!! by Amovingman(f): 1:16pm On Jul 28 |
Bryanluke: no be me u dey call Stephen ayantoye before. A text was sent to you for invitation at the police station why didn't you show up at eleyele station. I just wan make dem leave you ni where’s the proof of the text of the police invitation Once someone fall for your scam you flee away Na so that guy way Dey sell foam way Dey live for Alapere did the other time |
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Technology Market › Re: House Clearance Sales.. Come In Here!!!! by Amovingman(f): 1:11pm On Jul 28 |
TeamLeader: If not because of time and distance for where him de, my guy for don pay for the couch. Thanks for this your money for don go also Always do research before dealing with anyone here |
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Family › Re: It’s My Husband Sleeping With Prostitute by Amovingman(f): 1:04pm On Jul 28 |
Use condom hiv is real oo sexynabila: I need honest advice because I don’t know if I’m overthinking this or if my concerns are valid.
Over the years, I’ve started suspecting that my husband may be sleeping with prostitutes. I have no direct proof, but there have been so many incidents that I can no longer ignore them. I want to know if my suspicions are unreasonable or if these are genuine red flags.
What first caught my attention was his unusual interest in anything related to prostitution. He loves talking about prostitutes—their lifestyle, how they collect money from men, and stories about them. Whenever the topic comes up, he seems unusually interested and animated. He also enjoys watching YouTube dramas about local prostitutes and the conflicts they have with customers. It isn’t an occasional thing; it happens often enough that I started asking myself why this topic fascinates him so much.
He frequently tells me stories about colleagues, cousins, neighbours, and other men who he says sleep with prostitutes. Sometimes he even says I should appreciate him because he is “not like them.” He has also pointed out one of our neighbours several times, claiming he often sees him around areas known for prostitution. At first, I didn’t think much of it. But later I started asking myself, if he keeps seeing these people there, where is he when he’s seeing them? How does he keep running into them in places associated with prostitution? That question has stayed with me.
Another thing that bothers me is how familiar he seems to be with places known for prostitution. While we’re driving, he often points out areas known for prostitution and seems to know a lot about them. Whenever I ask how he knows, he says everyone knows those places or claims he once entered one by mistake while looking for somewhere to drink. I accepted those explanations at first, but after hearing similar stories repeatedly, I started wondering why these places keep coming up.
There have also been comments that made me uncomfortable. One day he pointed at women selling herbal drinks that are advertised to improve sexual performance and said he had tried one before but that it didn’t work. I immediately asked, “You tried it with who?” because it certainly wasn’t with me. Instead of answering, he simply changed the subject.
The incident that really made me suspicious happened recently when we were selling our car. A buyer came from Abuja, and my husband met him in the evening. Hours later, close to midnight, he still wasn’t home. When I called, he told me the buyer had transferred the money, but he had not yet received the payment confirmation, so he couldn’t release the car because the money had not reflected in his account. He also said the buyer didn’t want him to leave with the car before the transfer was confirmed.
I suggested that he bring the buyer to our house so they could continue the transaction the following morning after the payment reflected. Later, my husband called back and said the buyer didn’t want to go through that stress and instead wanted to spend the night there.
What shocked me was that they were in an area that is widely known where we live as a prostitution district. My immediate thought was, why would my husband even be comfortable with the idea of spending the night in a place like that? Our house wasn’t far away. I couldn’t understand why he wasn’t concerned about the impression it would give or why that seemed like a normal option. After I questioned him, he eventually drove the buyer away from the area and returned home, but the whole incident left me deeply unsettled.
There was another incident that stayed with me. One day, while watching a YouTube movie about prostitutes, he mentioned that there was a particular prostitute who used to come regularly to the bar where he often drank. He said he had noticed that she no longer came around, so he asked the bartender what had happened to her. According to him, the bartender said she had a bad experience with a client and decided to stop prostitution. He then commented that she had been an unattractive prostitute anyway. That conversation made me wonder why he had even noticed her absence and why he seemed familiar enough with her to ask about her.
Individually, each of these incidents may have an innocent explanation. However, when I put them all together, I can’t ignore the pattern. It feels as though prostitution keeps coming up in his conversations, his stories, the places he knows, and the people he talks about. I honestly don’t know if my instincts are warning me about something or if I’m simply connecting unrelated events.
Please be honest with me. If your spouse behaved this way, would you also find it concerning, or do you think I’m reading too much into these incidents? |
Family › Re: It’s My Husband Sleeping With Prostitute by Amovingman(f): 1:03pm On Jul 28 |
sexynabila: I need honest advice because I don’t know if I’m overthinking this or if my concerns are valid.
Over the years, I’ve started suspecting that my husband may be sleeping with prostitutes. I have no direct proof, but there have been so many incidents that I can no longer ignore them. I want to know if my suspicions are unreasonable or if these are genuine red flags.
What first caught my attention was his unusual interest in anything related to prostitution. He loves talking about prostitutes—their lifestyle, how they collect money from men, and stories about them. Whenever the topic comes up, he seems unusually interested and animated. He also enjoys watching YouTube dramas about local prostitutes and the conflicts they have with customers. It isn’t an occasional thing; it happens often enough that I started asking myself why this topic fascinates him so much.
He frequently tells me stories about colleagues, cousins, neighbours, and other men who he says sleep with prostitutes. Sometimes he even says I should appreciate him because he is “not like them.” He has also pointed out one of our neighbours several times, claiming he often sees him around areas known for prostitution. At first, I didn’t think much of it. But later I started asking myself, if he keeps seeing these people there, where is he when he’s seeing them? How does he keep running into them in places associated with prostitution? That question has stayed with me.
Another thing that bothers me is how familiar he seems to be with places known for prostitution. While we’re driving, he often points out areas known for prostitution and seems to know a lot about them. Whenever I ask how he knows, he says everyone knows those places or claims he once entered one by mistake while looking for somewhere to drink. I accepted those explanations at first, but after hearing similar stories repeatedly, I started wondering why these places keep coming up.
There have also been comments that made me uncomfortable. One day he pointed at women selling herbal drinks that are advertised to improve sexual performance and said he had tried one before but that it didn’t work. I immediately asked, “You tried it with who?” because it certainly wasn’t with me. Instead of answering, he simply changed the subject.
The incident that really made me suspicious happened recently when we were selling our car. A buyer came from Abuja, and my husband met him in the evening. Hours later, close to midnight, he still wasn’t home. When I called, he told me the buyer had transferred the money, but he had not yet received the payment confirmation, so he couldn’t release the car because the money had not reflected in his account. He also said the buyer didn’t want him to leave with the car before the transfer was confirmed.
I suggested that he bring the buyer to our house so they could continue the transaction the following morning after the payment reflected. Later, my husband called back and said the buyer didn’t want to go through that stress and instead wanted to spend the night there.
What shocked me was that they were in an area that is widely known where we live as a prostitution district. My immediate thought was, why would my husband even be comfortable with the idea of spending the night in a place like that? Our house wasn’t far away. I couldn’t understand why he wasn’t concerned about the impression it would give or why that seemed like a normal option. After I questioned him, he eventually drove the buyer away from the area and returned home, but the whole incident left me deeply unsettled.
There was another incident that stayed with me. One day, while watching a YouTube movie about prostitutes, he mentioned that there was a particular prostitute who used to come regularly to the bar where he often drank. He said he had noticed that she no longer came around, so he asked the bartender what had happened to her. According to him, the bartender said she had a bad experience with a client and decided to stop prostitution. He then commented that she had been an unattractive prostitute anyway. That conversation made me wonder why he had even noticed her absence and why he seemed familiar enough with her to ask about her.
Individually, each of these incidents may have an innocent explanation. However, when I put them all together, I can’t ignore the pattern. It feels as though prostitution keeps coming up in his conversations, his stories, the places he knows, and the people he talks about. I honestly don’t know if my instincts are warning me about something or if I’m simply connecting unrelated events.
Please be honest with me. If your spouse behaved this way, would you also find it concerning, or do you think I’m reading too much into these incidents? hope you Dey use condom sha |
Sports › Re: World Cup 2026: FIFA's Goal Of The Tournament (Video) by Amovingman(f): 1:02pm On Jul 28 |
UkoAnnang: How old were you when I play along with Jay Jay that year? I’m expecting my 10th grandchild next month and you |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Malawi: WAFCON 2026 (2 - 3) On 28th July 2026 by Amovingman(f): 1:00pm On Jul 28 |
Tabletuner: Nigeria won't fight their but these little children? Well 5:0 loading they fit play draw ft Dey underrate Malawi E go shock you |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Malawi: WAFCON 2026 (2 - 3) On 28th July 2026 by Amovingman(f): 12:59pm On Jul 28 |
[/color] malawi over 1.5 [color=#006600]
Stake high |
Sports › Re: World Cup 2026: FIFA's Goal Of The Tournament (Video) by Amovingman(f): 12:58pm On Jul 28 |
UkoAnnang:

This wasn't more skillful than what I did with Jay Jay that year same jay jay don’t have Africa best player award |
Sports › Re: World Cup 2026: FIFA's Goal Of The Tournament (Video) by Amovingman(f): 12:57pm On Jul 28 |
Malawi over 1.5 ft stake high |
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Crime › Re: Ibrahim Mbaya: Man Beaten To Death By Mob In Jos Over Alleged Phone Theft by Amovingman(f): 9:36am On Jul 28 |
Na reason why I hate Nigerian be that
Nobody fit catch stephen ayantoye the impersonator and scammer on nairaland and teach him lesson
Although this is stephen ayantoye real picture incase you have scam by him on nairaland before
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by Amovingman(f): 9:33am On Jul 28 |
Stephen ayantoye real picture
Incase he has scam you on this thread
This is his real picture
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Technology Market › Re: House Clearance Sales.. Come In Here!!!! by Amovingman(f): 8:50am On Jul 28 |
Bryanluke: you never still sell this couch. 🤣🤣. You keep posting it here everyday this moniker is the same person as stephen ayantoye Don’t deal with him to avoid being scammed Don’t say I didn’t warn you ooo |
Crime › Re: Beware Of Stephen Ademola Ayantoye The Impersonator by Amovingman(f): 8:49am On Jul 28 |
Stephen ayantoye real picture
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