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No, you haven't. But thank you for responding. (And no, I'm not asking for myself. I'm only trying to garner information for someone else.) Thank you again. namebdis4: |
Hello namebedis4, Hello. Must the sponsor abroad be a salaried worker, please? Or bank statements showing that, that much goes into his account every month (not salary) plus proof that he owns his own home suffice? Thank you very much in advance. namebdis4: |
[ quote author=ProWalker post=59593813] There is nothing black in that boy[/quote]
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What obvious truth? � You might want to Google the "obvious" truth of celebrities who people dont know are blacks like tge attached actress. Fabulocity:
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Op, in case you missed the attached. Think on the full post very well as you consider the other "advises". Who feels it knows it....
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James Hadley Chase (and occasionally, Nick Carter).... Those were the days. �� GeneralOjukwu: |
Amen! May your dreams come true in Jesus Name. May my own children too be blessed to do same for me in His Name. Perfecter4real: |
Are you particularly interested in being employed? Or are you willing and able to set up a business on your own? Do you have any handwork/craft skills? I.E do you have the grit/skills to be self employed? I don't have a job to give you, nor am I a millionaire (I'm not even a thousandaire) but we could talk and see where the wind of life blows us. Send a mail to tundewalshmisc@gmail.com and we see what gives. siegfried99: |
Please has the child's parents been found yet. I've called and called your this morning (the 075.... from Uk) but you arent picking. I shared your post on my Facebook page and would like to know, please, to update others who have been very worried and shared it on. If her mother hasn't been found, can you post a clearer photo, please? Thank you very much.xx |
Maski87:Tales by moonlight. |
Vanessa Williams' song "Saving the Best for last.." comes to mind. lordthree: |
Uk cash machines also allow you to pay in cash and cheques. I use Nationwide and Halifax. 1stCitizen: |
"Believe that, you"ll believe anything" James Hadley Chase. 1stCitizen: |
May her dear soul rest in absolute peace. And you, may God always wipe your when you remember her struggles and may you always find joy in memories of good times you shared in Jesus Name. jumpmasta: |
She doesnt know nothing. The whole country came up against this man. The whole ex-students, mothers of ex-students and all Nigerian mothers. Panels upon different panels were constituted. They were different sittings, many people came out. The old girls were particularly bitter (as they didnt want the schl's name soiled) and they constituted an independent investigating panel too. Panels dredged out all kinds of things but, zilch. So what can she know that No body knows? I dont know Oshifala, but I am a prorietor(ess) of a secondary school. We had this kind of case once. It was terrible. The whole town rose up against the teacher. They had been instigated by some jealous teachers. Eventually, he too was found not guilty. He stayed on until after he had been found totally blameless (3 months). Then he left and I lost a wonderful dedicated hardworking teacher. modelmike7: |
Amin Jesu!!! This must have been a very trying time for this teacher. I am crying even as Im writing this. Bittersweet tears for what he must have through and for this outcome. Im believing that, in his life, this is a very terrible storm before a wonderful calm, elevation, prosperity and all round blessings. I thank God for him - even for this trial he just survived. As I believe it will bring him close/closer to his God. Wishing him the very best now and in the years ahead in Jesus Name. modelmike7: |
A very young man. hmmm...may his soul rest in absolute peace.xx |
RIP |
cynicalarry:Lexie! Tunde Aladesanmi!! I still consulted with both when i came home last. To imagine that next time Im back home I cant see them again is beyond sad. May the souls of all of the deceased rest in ansolute peace. |
Last I checked, polygamy is legal in 2 (Islamic marriage and Traditional marriage) out of the 3 types of LEGAL marriages in our country! It's only Court marriage (you sign court papers in the church too) that excludes polygamy. **But even Court marriage/church marriage only means you cant marry in court or church again. If you marry subsequent wives traditionally orin the Islamic ways, these marriages are NOT illegal in Nigeria. **So if a lady doesnt mind being 2x wife, why should she say no to a married man? She is Not doing anything illegal. (And before anyone thinks im a frustrated spinster - no, Im not. Im an old happily married woman. ***This is all shades of wrong. olrotimi: |
My mistake. Sorry. dominique: |
Got your recent message. I will call you by or before Saturday by God's grace. Stay well. hungryboy: |
Abegi. She is successful in her business -independent, focussed - many are here saying because of that she must be proud, she must be lording it over her husband, men have brittle egos, so therefore it is her fault. You are saying 'no woman must remain idle and become overly dependent on their spouses' (it's implicit in your statement that you think housewives are 'idle'. But that is story for another day). So therefore any woman who is dependent on her husband deserves to be beaten? So be a successful career-driven woman you should get beaten? Be a housewife you should get beaten? SMH dominique: |
greyce:Yes, it actually could be. At least if a white man is unfaithful, you will leave the marriage with some financial cushion. Not totally bereft - with a broken heart and penniless. |
As a matter of fact, there are many more! I dont understand why Alhaji listed only these few. Anyway, that is that. |
If she can not. She should not. She will not. Sulemanmathew: |
No, I cant. I didnt as a younger female. And I wont no matter what kind of money he has. As for women who date pot bellied men, people are too fast in judging them and concluding it's because they have money. It isnt always so. As for all those notable pot bellied politicians/very rich men, please remember that their wives married them in their much younger days when they were young and trim - If a man/woman gets pot bellied after marriage, there's little one can do. The worst are slim men with pot bellys. Yeuck! I personally consider that allowing yourself to become pot-bellied shows lack of respect for your health, your body and your partner/spouse. My father was trim till he died. He ate moderately all his life and he played lawn tennis and went walking when he was too old to play five-a-side neigbhourhood football. **And I know some ill-mannered young fellows, will come below now and say they think im an obese frustrated woman. Sorry, to disappoint you. I practice what I preach. Admittedly, it isnt always easy. But you get used to it. My children are aged between 30 and 13 and the photo on my profile was taken last year, I was 53yo. Nobody can be perfect, but we can all make an effort. |
Media personality, Denrele Edun, shared these throwback photos of his mum on Instagram as she turns a year older today March 7th. See the sweet words he wrote about her after the cut HBD to my wonderful MOTHER; MRS ANITA ATWAROO DHUWANTEE EDUN. The ship of my childhood, would have been wrecked for good If it weren’t for an anchor called MOMMY aka MAMA, Who held on to me when waters were stormy. MAMA, you are a rock star! Without you in my life I would have never come so far,You are the best mom in the world, I know. My respect for you, I don’t know how to show My life has taken shape, all because of your magical touch. Wish you a happy birthday, I love you very much. When I was a child,You made sure my birthdays were awesome,I kept expecting cool gifts and parties,Without knowing from where, the money would come. Not once, did you ever say no to anything I asked for, ever. I can’t imagine how you did all that,As a working hustling mother. Now that I am older and more mature, I look back at those days. I feel blessed to have grown up under your wings,For you, there can never be enough praise! Happy birthday MUM! Even though you've been away in Dublin (for over 16 years), it's amazing how I hear your voice of reason every time I err. And how that chignon of jet black Indian hair loosens anytime you get pissed with us kids. And I must add, all the market women in Tejuosho and Balogun markets miss your bargaining power..."Oyinbo yii ni wahala o", they would say. My MFM Prayer Warrior, quit sending me FLAT SHOES...I've kinda upgraded my shoe game! If only you knew the kinda shoes I rock now...#RunsOffToHide And who on earth told you about my stage fall?? You heard that in Dublin?#WideEyed mother instinct sha!!!! LLNP!!!! http://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2016/03/denrele-shares-photos-of-his-mum-as-he.html?m=1 http://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2016/03/denrele-shares-photos-of-his-mum-as-he.html?m=1 |
Osyabj:"....I said she is now being re-converted". |
Outstrip:Really!?! That's so unrealistic and so unfair on the second, third, fourth, etc wives (as long as we are talking about our country, Nigeria). *See, In Nigeria we have 3 absolutely LEGAL forms of marriage - Traditional, Church/Court, Islamic. Out of these 3 Legal forms of marriage, ONLY ONE isnt Polygamous i.e church/court marriage. And, catch this: even the church/court form of marriage does Not rule out more wives/polygamy. The only thing is that you cant marry more wives in church/court after you've married one there. However, you can still go ahead to marry as many as you want traditionally or in the Islamic way. LEGALLY. *You reckon All these men you see with one wife really ALL have one wife?! Those that dont even hide their polygamy are better - lots of Nigerian wives only discover they arent the only one at the graveside. How about that? There's this phrase, I didnt coin it but i will repeat it again here because it's so true: The only Nigerian man you know the number of wife(ves) he has, is a dead Nigerian man. *Nigeria wives/mothers shouldnt just kill themselves with hypertension. The prayer should be that God gives them longevity to reap the fruits of their labour on their children. That by God's grace, when the time comes and their children are graduating, getting married, etc 3 minutes silence for the dearly departed mother wont be their portion. That the good Lord grants that nobody represents them on their children's glorious days in Jesus Name. |
DashMeYansh:Please dont say that. You dont know her story..You didnt know her struggles. Neither do I. But at least we all know that the situation and poverty was so dire that she had to leave her husband and one of her children back at home, in her village, to come and hustle in Lagos. Leaving one's children behind to go away to hustle can be real heartrending. Who feels it knows it. Many many years ago I had to leave my children behind to go hustle abroad (my husband was late), they were not even as young as Jumoke's children; many nights I will weep and weep because I missed them awfully and I wondered how they were. I also mourned the fact that I was missing out on our lives together as they were growing (thank God). We thank God, it's all history today. Nobody saw me then and shot me to instant wealth. But Im not envious of Jumoke. I thank God for her and her uncommon favour. Let us be happy for people when fortune favours them like this (most of those rich people in Nigeria today, got there thru crooked means), while praying that God answers us too mightily too. No, it is not exactly well, but it will be well by His Grace. |


