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Obara Jesus

When they are gullible nko


And Lai Muhammed be like:
Every lie I told was a hit back to back from "blame everything on GEJ" to "Boko has been defeated" and campaign promises yet no trust from Nigerians.
Iyalaya anybody technical lying ti take over.



And devil (father of all liars) be like: Egbon Lai if you want my position come and take it.

Ask Lai Muhammed to help you

And Lai Muhammed be like:
Every lie I told was a hit back to back from "blame
everything on GEJ" to "Boko has been defeated" and
campaign promises yet no trust from Nigerians.
Iyalaya anybody technical lying ti take over.
And devil (father of all liars) be like: Egbon Lai if you
want my position come and take it.

We don hear

And Lai Muhammed be like:
Every lie I told was a hit back to back from "blame everything on GEJ" to "Boko has been defeated" and campaign promises yet no trust from Nigerians.
Iyalaya anybody technical lying ti take over.



And devil (father of all liars) be like: Egbon Lai if you want my position come and take it.

Motigbo

Rubbish

Silly guys everywhere

Endtime lawyer

Inconclusive wedding

Iranu

And Lai Muhammed be like:
Every lie I told was a hit back to back from "blame everything on GEJ" to "Boko has been defeated" and campaign promises yet no trust from Nigerians.
Iyalaya anybody technical lying ti take over.



And devil (father of all liars) be like: Egbon Lai if you want my position come and take it.

Nice one

Ghenghen something

Nice one. Following

Oooya. OOOOOshey

Lol. Chai!

Hahahahaha. LOL

Say that to the shiites

No matter what, I don't think there is any justification for this senseless behaviour. It's pure massacre. Opening fire on defenceless civilians is a war crime. I hope someone is brought to book.

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MXrep:
Dats Abakpa, Enugus ghetto, everywhere has ghetto, but ibadan problem is that it seems like the ghetto covers 90% of the city. enugu's ghetto are isolated and away from the city and not large. see Enugus skyline and compare with that of Ibadan

90% of the City indeed. How many areas have you been to in Ibadan? You people will just be yearning dust.

And you had to add pictures from University of Ibadan abi? Nice one keep it up. You are making me miss that Ib City.

Aiit

Really?

sisisioge:
At least, the prey is the other sex for a change. I wonder why the OP is so worried, were those have been the husband's words, there wouldn't have been a topic of discussion.


Anyways, it is kinda scary to hear couples promising violence. It is well.

So that the prey is the male sex makes it right? It would still have been a topic of discussion if it came from the man because I detest marital violence with passion. But honestly a woman can never tell me that. Like Bekwarra people will say "she chop winch?"

RadicallyBlunt:
Na mouth she get just as many women. So what happens if the grown up children aren't at home. Act if u get d ability and don't use children as excuse. The beating confirms the brutality of d marriage instead of mouth war

Well na dem knw hw dem waka dia journey reach dat level. So na sex by fight dem go dey do? Dem never born d woman weh go do me dat. I go kill her and hide her corpse.

The thing is the woman is thick and heavily built while the man is slim and of average height maybe that's why.

StefanSalvatore:
It's hw d man placed himself in d family, she has no ryt 2 say dat.

She dey mad??

The argument was based on the issue that whenever they are around in Nigeria, the husband's family members are always trooping in to "clinch" the man and in her words "beg for money.

I went to visit a friend of mine earlier today (Sunday) and because there was no light and his generator was faulty we went to the back of the house (a storey building) to gist and gossip (yes guys gossip) while waiting for the guy he called to come and repair the gen. After some minutes we heard some noise like an argument coming from the flat on the top floor. I asked him if it was from his landlord's apartment and he replied yes. I then said "the man come home?" And he replied "dem come do Christmas for Naija na". I was surprised the man was around because he stays in the UK and was rarely around. We were still discussing it when the argument reached a crescendo and we could hear the woman saying "Tunde mo fi Olorun bura ti ko ba je pe Segun ati Evelyn ti dagba ni, mi o ba na e baje (Tunde I swear to God if not that Segun and Evelyn (the children) are now grown up kids I would have beaten you to a pulp)". I was shocked hearing that from a woman to her husband of 23years according to my friend. He added that that's how they bicker anytime they are around in Nigeria that the woman is overbearing and has assumed a god-like status in the house despite the fact that the man is a hard man himself.
This made me wonder that is it right for a wife to say such a thing to her husband and if you are the husband what would you do?

summerflame:
When u find yourself in some certain situations in life, u will have do bad or the needful in order to save yourself from a life time disgrace.

Are you now suggesting abortion? I think abortion should be a big NO no matter what the situation is. Parents should never take their children for abortion, once they do, she will know the route and do the same thing over and over again.

I am short of words and very unhappy. I have always tried to be a good mother to my children and the Lord of host will bear me witness that I tried to train them by laying good example, taught them with the fear of God, honour and honesty. I have never thought that one day, I and my family would be at anyone’s mercy for survival, because my husband from the onset was a hardworking man who spared no expense to make sure that we had the best of everything. You may not understand the reason why I am so unhappy; I will tell my story so that you and your readers will help me out. I am a mother of three, two girls and a boy; the first two are girls and in my mid 50’s. I have always prayed that all will be well with my family and I. I met my husband through his best friend who happened to be my elder brother’s friend. My husband and Lani his best friend have been friends from primary school and remained so till date, but for this situation that is threatening to tear them apart, if my husband should learn about it. Like I stated earlier, my husband and Lani are so close that they studied the same course in the university and when they finished, instead of searching for jobs, they started their own engineering firm. God blessed them and their business thrived. Because of the close relationship between our husbands, Lani’s wife and I became close too and almost inseparable. We always stood by each other. I was there for her throughout the time she was waiting on the Lord for the fruit of the womb and when her baby came at about the time my second daughter, Grace came, we nursed the girls together. Our children attended the same school and we did things together until about three years ago, when my husband fell ill. He suffered a stroke as a result of high blood pressure. We all rallied round to make sure he got well, but before we know what happened, his situation got worse. Because of his condition, he became inactive in the business. Initially, I thought things would change, but Lani and his family has been wonderful until recently. My husband’s friend made sure we got all we needed and despite the fact that my husband has not been active in the business, he gives him his share just like when he was active. Like I stated earlier, my second daughter is about the same age as Lani’s only child, because of this, both are really close and inseparable. Many times she sleeps over in their house which is just next door and vice versa. They are both in the same private university and the same year. I also give it to Lani’s wife; Grace, she has been like a sister and she has been there, but I noticed that recently, her attitude towards my second daughter changed. I didn’t want to ask because she has always treated her like her own daughter and if she has any reason to scold her, I believe she should. I really didn’t know there was much to it until my first daughter called my attention to it. All the girls were home from school about three weeks ago, and my first daughter told me that she suspects that her younger sister has a relationship with uncle Lani. I almost slapped her, but controlled myself and listened to her. She also said she suspected that her younger sister was pregnant. I couldn’t get over the shock until they all went back to school. I kept a watchful eye on my second daughter, I noticed that she did not go to the next house, she was busy with her phone pinging, giggling and replying messages. At a point, I became angry with her, and asked her to leave my presence. I also got the shock of my life, when I entered her room the day they were returning to school; she was dressing up and I noticed some physical changes in her. I was not comfortable, so I went to meet her in school the following day. She couldn’t lie. She confessed she has been sleeping with her father’s friend and she is actually two months pregnant. My world crashed, I asked if Grace knew, she said she suspected her and warned her. I guess that is the reason for the change in attitude, but Grace should have called my attention, or could she have thought I knew? I went straight to meet Lani in the office when I left my daughter’s school. He knew what I came to talk about and prostrated to beg me. I didn’t know what to say or do. I left. He phoned to ask me to plead with my daughter to abort the pregnancy. I was shocked, because apparently, if my daughter had agreed to an abortion earlier, I wouldn’t have known. My husband must not hear this for goodness sake. It will kill him. What will I do, how do I look at Grace in the face after all she has done. What happens to my daughter, she is just 18, and same age as Lanis daughter. Is abortion an option? Please help me out.