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Family › Re: Woman Divorced Her Husband For Cheating, Becomes A Side Chick To A Married Man by bukatyne(f): 3:18pm On Dec 18, 2025
IbrahimSola:
Then why become a side-chick TO ANOTHER MARRIED MAN at all if you left your husband because of another side-chic? Is this not insanity?
What is the insanity there?
Family › Re: Woman Divorced Her Husband For Cheating, Becomes A Side Chick To A Married Man by bukatyne(f): 3:15pm On Dec 18, 2025
dettolgel:
Most married men treat their side chicks better than their wives. So I supposed she weighed her options. She doesn't have to cook or wash for him or pick up after him or deal with all his struggles. Hers is to enjoy the kporo and gifts and sweet lies that the man will give her. It also allows her to be side chic to more than one man without breaking any further moral code other than sleeping with married men. grin
Finally, someone with sense!

She doesn't even need to be a side chic to multiple men. Just one man capable to be a sugar daddy ti wa okay.
Family › Re: Woman Divorced Her Husband For Cheating, Becomes A Side Chick To A Married Man by bukatyne(f): 3:13pm On Dec 18, 2025
The logical gender should understand that it is better to be a villian than a victim in this case.

The woman doesn't want her husband to cheat; she has no jurisdiction over what another woman's husband decides to do.

Is this too difficult to understand?
Education › Re: " In Case Of Incasity" Common Incorrect phrase among South Easterners. by bukatyne(f): 9:03pm On Dec 15, 2025
In case of incasity is not an SE thing; it is a Nigerian thing.

You need to travel more.
Family › Re: Lady Stirs Controversy As She Says Marriage Benefits Men More by bukatyne(f): 7:03pm On Dec 15, 2025
Kobojunkie:
Marriage was created by men for the sake of men. NO God out there created what you all bow to as marriage. 🥱🥱
Genesis 2:18 And the Lord God said, It is not good that the man should be alone; I will make him an help meet for him.
Family › Re: Lady Stirs Controversy As She Says Marriage Benefits Men More by bukatyne(f): 6:56pm On Dec 15, 2025
The controversy will be if she said otherwise.

Marriage is a system created by God to fulfill the needs of men.

All through the Bible, at no point was the benefit of marriage to a woman mentioned.
Family › Re: The Quiet Crisis Of Aging Men: What We Don’t Prepare Fathers For by bukatyne(f): 10:46pm On Dec 14, 2025
pocohantas:
Every market day, same topic, followed by whining from men who have fathers. Then advice on marrying multiple wives. Still trying to put emotional and retirement labour on women. Same women you don't benefit anything from marrying. Rather than implore yourselves to take care of your fathers. In my house, the only person showing my father shege is his fellow man (his ONLY son). But no, let's blame feminism, mothers and menstraution.

Mtcheeeeew!
For a logical gender, logic flies past them all the time.

Whew!
Family › Re: The Quiet Crisis Of Aging Men: What We Don’t Prepare Fathers For by bukatyne(f): 10:41pm On Dec 14, 2025
66uvie:
I concur here, make sure you have money or you are financially comfortable at old age, my definition of financial comfortability here is 1 million naira dropping into your account every month without working. it enables you to move around and socialize, people will come around you like flies, Men will come for drinks and gisting while women will come for the usual, which we all know. I remember my father been in his 70s and he never complained of loneliness. He was financially comfortable and had two wives to his beck and call. Nigerian women don't request for much, give them free accommodation and at least two meals a day and you are good to go.
@ bold:

Na so we cheap reach?

Chai!
Romance › Re: “A Man’s Money Should Reflect On His Woman” – Lady Argues by bukatyne(f): 10:23pm On Dec 14, 2025
pocohantas:
Hahaha! No worry, even our men done dey learn from your brothers. Na national case.
I hope your sisters curb it real quick!

At least, let them hold the last line of defence.
Romance › Re: “A Man’s Money Should Reflect On His Woman” – Lady Argues by bukatyne(f): 8:49am On Dec 10, 2025
casualobserver:
statements like this are part of the problem i have with the influx of Ibos and their value system into yorubaland. It is a given that a man must take care of his wife and children but that money must reflect on a woman is an ibo thing. Flamboyance for flamboyance sake or to display wealth for the sake of it is an ibo thing, that you must see the wealth of an ibo man in his wife is your thing, it's not our way.

It is quite common in yoruba land for the wife to be the one with money because in yorubaland, the status of a yoruba man is in his occupation, thats why you will see yoruba men who are professionals or civil servants and their wives are business women. if you introduce a friend to a typical yoruba father, the first thing he will likely ask you is what work does your friend do or what work does his gfather do? not how much money do you have. Thats also why you will see yoruba names that refer to their occupations like Agbede (ironsmith) . Like i said it is normal in yoruba man for the wife to be the one with the moeny or richer than the husband because it is usually the women who are the traders/business women.
Pocohantas grin grin grin grin grin

It is well.
Family › Re: Someone Earning 100k Naira, Should Not Consider Marriage by bukatyne(f): 1:01pm On Nov 30, 2025
always247:
you are extravagant i no dey earn anything and im still existing
N110k monthly is extravagant.

Do you know the meaning of 'extravagant?
Romance › Re: “i’m Better Off Alone” – Man Says After Spending Over 100K On A Date by bukatyne(f): 5:11pm On Nov 24, 2025
K
DyshApp:
A man has taken to X (Twitter) to share a costly and disappointing first-date experience, revealing that he spent over ₦100,000 on food and transportation only for the relationship to fizzle out immediately afterward.

In his post, he explained that he went on a first date where he spent ₦109,000 on food and an additional ₦18,000 on a Bolt ride.

Despite the grand gesture, the connection didn’t last.

He recounted some of the frustrations from the date, saying that they first ordered food worth ₦90,000, which they couldn’t finish.

Only for her to order more stuff, then pack the whole food, the leftovers, and the newly ordered ones home, without asking if he cared for any.

Reflecting on the experience, he advised caution for future dates, promising never to involve himself in such again.

He concluded his post with a blunt takeaway, saying he thinks he’s better off alone because he’s tired of meeting ‘funny’ people.

The post has since resonated with many online, sparking conversations about first dates, expectations, and the modern dating experience.

His tweet read;

“Went on a first date two weeks ago. Food 109k, bolt 18k. Now we aren’t talking anymore. Learned to never do that again. If you aren’t going on a walk or to a restaurant I recommend, and you recommend more expensive ones, I’ll ghost from there.

First ordered food of 90k, which we couldn’t finish. Only for her to order other stuff. Then they packed the rest of the food, and she took it all without asking if I cared for any. ngl I’m better off alone. Tired of meeting funny people.“
Where you guys should take the lead, you wouldn't.

First, it is a first date. For a serious minded young man looking for a wife, you should look for dates where you can be yourselves and you interact a lot. Fine dining to too excessive for a first date.

Second, you are the man, you are the one spending, you CHOOSE the restaurant. If she is not comfy being with you alone at a place of your choice, she sponsors her friends codedly to tail you guys.

Third, you tell her the budget and/or order things within your budget. You can give her choices within your budget. Do you want stir fry pasta or native jollof rice? Etc etc.
Family › Re: As A Nigerian Husband How Much Bills Do You Share With Your Wife? by bukatyne(f): 2:14pm On Nov 24, 2025
I find the 'what does a woman who is contributing to the home financially use her money for' laughable.

First, only very few women (the type married to Odogwu Pararan) who is generous in addition to very rich will not spend A DIME at home. And news flash. Feeding and general household maintenance is more expensive and recurring than rent and school fees.

Second, women have pink tax (expenses to maintain yourself due to hormonal imbalance, normal feminine care, routine supplements etc), have to take care of themselves, have to take care of their extended families, the acquaintances picked up because of their kids, welfare in women's meetings, welfare in religious centers and neighbourhoods, random help here and there etc. This is in addition to financially caring for the kids and the home's aesthetics (even if she doesn’t 'provide').
Family › Re: As A Nigerian Husband How Much Bills Do You Share With Your Wife? by bukatyne(f): 12:31pm On Nov 24, 2025
pocohantas:
Very true. My grandmother did same and she died in her 50s. My grandfather's sidechick lived until 90+yrs. She really enjoyed herself.
cry
Family › Re: As A Nigerian Husband How Much Bills Do You Share With Your Wife? by bukatyne(f): 12:27pm On Nov 24, 2025
pocohantas:
What is he using his time and energy for since he doesn't want to share chores? You saw them say they don't share bills and some of them clearly said they have no business with chores. Who and who do they use their energies for?

Time is money. He conserves his time+energy, she conserves her money.
@bold

100%
Celebrities › Re: People Were Gifting Jarvis On Tiktok To Launder Money - Peller(vid) by bukatyne(f): 4:21pm On Nov 01, 2025
I thought Jarvis was a sensible young girl?

Apparently not.

Else, why should she stoop so low to be entangled with Peller?

Even as a casual fling, he is a minus.
Education › Re: Something I Noticed About Ladies In My Class In University by bukatyne(f): 1:24pm On Nov 01, 2025
pocohantas:
1. Years later I am just discovering this was a general line😂😂😂. I heard it a lot as a fairly tall lady. So it got boring quickly. He even brought form.

2. Not surprising for your region. As someone who grew in the SW, I never saw men and women whine so much about age or marriage until I moved to the SE.
1. 😆

2. Well, weddings were supposed by parents/family (usually the bride) and the bride price donated by the groom's family. After marriage, our culture encourages submissive provision from the wives so there is no 'pressure' to make it 'big' especially from the groom before settling down. The disadvantages are submissive provision from the wives, no firm grip on the kids in some instances, masculine wives, rotating spouses and no elaborate or detailed housekeeping.

That's why posters like ybaby used to diss us (Yoruba women) that we like sufferhead.

It is well.
Family › Re: 90% Of Nigerian Men Cannot Take Their Wives To The ‘promised Land - Lady Says by bukatyne(f): 1:17pm On Nov 01, 2025
Germi9:
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Yes you need to taste cocoanut rice before telling if it is well made/ sweet ..yes
Well, some of us have active taste buds and a vivid sense of imagination.
Family › Re: 90% Of Nigerian Men Cannot Take Their Wives To The ‘promised Land - Lady Says by bukatyne(f): 1:16pm On Nov 01, 2025
lilyheaven:
Orgasm in a woman comes from the mind.
It’s not from digging.
If you like dig from now till tomorrow, if her mind is not there, there’ll be no satisfaction.
Orgasm comes from multiple factors including the mind.

That's why it is your duty as her man to ensure that her mind is in the right place.

Like they say, sex starts in the morning.
Celebrities › Re: Regina Daniels Battling Drug, Alcohol Abuse - Ned Nwoko Break Silence by bukatyne(f): 1:15pm On Nov 01, 2025
pocohantas:
Na everybody wey marry Ned dey get drug problem. There is a video of Regina taking weed right by his side. So it is very possible he knew and was enjoying it side-benefit _energetic knack. He is only mentioning it now because she wants to leave and he has to defend his image.
True.

I wonder why she wants to leave though; this is where her mother failed her. embarassed
Family › Re: Wife Has 2million, Husband Has 4million:how Much Do They Have In Total As Family by bukatyne(f): 1:14pm On Nov 01, 2025
pocohantas:
Hahahahaha! Most likely o.
Because where do they find the time?😂
My sister cheesy

Because what in the manner of nonsense is this?
Family › Re: Mother Of 3 Recounts How A 9-second Mistake Ended Her 8-year Marriage by bukatyne(f): 11:47am On Nov 01, 2025
IBB007:
lol…how did an old message reappear on the phone
Wonders of technology cheesy
Family › Re: Wife Has 2million, Husband Has 4million:how Much Do They Have In Total As Family by bukatyne(f): 11:44am On Nov 01, 2025
Ouchbabe:
I get angry when I read rubbish like this.
Most Nigerian women now carry over 70% of the financial burden of running the home.

I talk from experience.
They carry a lot of financial burden and still run the home fully without appreciation & acknowledgement.

I guess it is because the women carry an unfair share of the burden that's why they have the time to comment nonsense online.
Family › Re: Wife Has 2million, Husband Has 4million:how Much Do They Have In Total As Family by bukatyne(f): 11:40am On Nov 01, 2025
Shawarmagirl:
This is why Nigerians fight and divorced abroad. Over here, both the husband and wife pays bills equally. The wife cook and the husband cook. Bills are shared. But Nigeria ladies will say my money is my money.
I like how you did not complete the Nigerian scenario. grin

I guess the Nigerian men cook and clean like the 'abroad' husbands.

You are really Sharwama girl undecided
Family › Re: Wife Has 2million, Husband Has 4million:how Much Do They Have In Total As Family by bukatyne(f): 11:37am On Nov 01, 2025
Dpaulie:
In my family we have 4.9million
3M from me and 1.9M from my wife
My wife, such a supportive wife and mother
So you keep N1m to yourself while she keeps N100k to herself.

Oversupportive dey worry am! cheesy
Romance › Re: Regina Will Definitely Go Back To Pa Ned ~ Bar. Deji Adeyanju by bukatyne(f): 9:10pm On Oct 19, 2025
KingDashx:
Women that's why I always say try and get your own money

No be everything be man.
Just see this ugly man, with this beautiful young girl... Haba this girl would have been some other young man's wife if not for money.
But Regina had her money & was doing well for herself.
Romance › Re: Regina Daniels’ Ex Boyfriend Posted This On His IG Sto by bukatyne(f): 9:04pm On Oct 19, 2025
Kobicove:
Don't mock another person who is experiencing problems, you never know your own might be waiting for you around the corner grin
True talk.
Family › Re: “You Can’t Be A Feminist If You Are Broke” – Lady Shares by bukatyne(f): 9:02pm On Oct 19, 2025
DyshApp:
Nigerian online personality and entrepreneur, Adeife, has stirred massive reactions online after declaring that true feminism requires financial independence, not just online activism.

Adeife says feminism isn’t just about tweeting quotes or posting empowering messages online. Real empowerment comes from having choices, and choices often come with money.

“You can’t be a feminist if you’re broke. Money is what makes a woman powerful. You can’t be empowered without the means of empowerment, which is money.”

She explained that financial dependence is why many women stay in bad relationships, unfulfilling jobs, or stressful situations.

Adeife known for her her outspoken views on women’s empowerment, encouraged ladies to earn their own income, saying money gives the freedom to make decisions, challenge norms, and shape their lives.


Is Adeife right that money equals empowerment?
@ bold:

Money gives you options.

However, what do you with those options are much more important.

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