Family › Re: Why Ladies Hardly Change Their Surnames After Marriage These Days by bukatyne(f): 12:19pm On Feb 04, 2021 |
Acidosis: Used to like the idea but right now, I can't be bothered. Asides the stress you go through, a change of name would not change anything. People would still address you as Mrs (your husband's name) whether you do a newspaper publication or not (not like anyone is going to read it anyway). The fact is that a change of name would make zero impact outside few paper works.
The main and critical documents such as your wife's certificates/documents from birth, even your marriage certificate, would reflect her dad's name. So what's the point? Bank? 
However, for aesthetic purposes (e.g. to share same name with the children), a family may decide to consider a change of name. It depends on the age the wife married. A woman who marries younger would find it harder to navigate official life if she doesn't change her name. Genevieve Nnaji can swing not changing her name officially because she is made and has a lot of stuff in her maiden name. I am sure she has built all the needs to at this age and has all the identifications required. You are right that every married woman is automatically her husband's Mrs. |
Family › Re: Woman Seeks Divorce After 25 Years In UAE; Court Tells Her To Return To Husband by bukatyne(f): 9:16am On Feb 04, 2021 |
RisenPhoenix1: What would be the point of such a marriage. Men can just hire escorts part time. Or restore the concept of concubinage. What can we say na. People want to be free to walk out of marriages at will; If there was something wrong in that marriage, the wife would have mentioned it. This is not the West where people divorce for 'freedom' or 'growth'. She needed to state a reason why she was leaving: to come up with what she said means there is nothing wrong. Even affairs last more than marriages today. Cc: Beverlyjean |
Family › Re: Woman Seeks Divorce After 25 Years In UAE; Court Tells Her To Return To Husband by bukatyne(f): 9:13am On Feb 04, 2021 |
angelfallz: i no gree for that kain sentiment. Woman wey no fit respect you for your own house, no worth am. Haba, you be man, you wan tell me say you no fit generate money again? Na only men wey no get respect for themselves and desperate men dey follow woman wey dey disrepect them walai. When you invest in a long term relationship that wasn't bad and the other party wants out, it is very very painful. The husband in the OP has his plans, he is used to a routine, has probably finished paying school fees, his kids are preparing to leave his house and he wants to balance to enjoy life part 2 with his wife. Is it in his 50s he wants to start another family or another support system? Or imagine it is a wife: she has a routine, has smoothened the edges of the relationship, probably thinks she have gotten to stage she can focus more on her career/business because she has built a working system and support system? It is not easy. When people ask 'where will I start from, no be moimoi. Time is a resource you can't recover. |
Family › Re: Why Ladies Hardly Change Their Surnames After Marriage These Days by bukatyne(f): 9:02am On Feb 04, 2021 |
Mindlog: The system was designed to be stressful. Hahahahahaha! That's how civil service milks the populace. |
Family › Re: My Mother Inlaw is too gentle for my liking by bukatyne(f): 8:38am On Feb 04, 2021 |
Your mother-in-law is useless because she did not 'command' her daughter (your wife) to get you food during a fight. If you that owns the wife cannot 'command' her, why are you putting that responsibility on someone else?  Besides, if you want your MIL's input, you ask for it by tabling the issue(s) before her. StPete: I'm sure those angry and derogatory posts were from the wife. It's obvious. What an uncultured imp without recourse to controlling her emotions in public (or on a public forum) The one that called his MIL useless on a public forum is cultured ba? If they are truly married, they are a perfect fit. |
Family › Re: Woman Seeks Divorce After 25 Years In UAE; Court Tells Her To Return To Husband by bukatyne(f): 8:13am On Feb 04, 2021 |
Liposure: have you been reading my mind? Hahahahahaha! What if immediately after renewal, the Bobo or babe wants out? There might be a caveat in the contract.  |
Family › Re: Woman Seeks Divorce After 25 Years In UAE; Court Tells Her To Return To Husband by bukatyne(f): 8:12am On Feb 04, 2021 |
Dapcity007: Bullshit I knew it you're a Feminist Rubbish 
So you want us to be held to God's standard so you progressive feminist will manipulative our laws to allow for divorce alimony ,while camouflaging under religion
My instincts said I shouldn't trust you, that's why I asked whether you are a feminist
Thank God I followed my guts Forget the feminist side; do you want to be held by Satan's standards? Ngawnu, carry go. Somebody is 'bad' so I join the person; I wonder where you kept your light that was supposed to shine.  |
Sports › Re: Lessons Learnt From 2018 World Cup (nigeria As A Case Study) by bukatyne(op): 8:09am On Feb 04, 2021 |
angelfallz: Which boys? I am surprised some people still watch the national team play  |
Sports › Re: Lessons Learnt From 2018 World Cup (nigeria As A Case Study) by bukatyne(op): 8:09am On Feb 04, 2021 |
aroundtheearth: I hope so. Make them no disappoint us again. Go Super Eagles!   |
Family › Re: Opinion Poll: Cooking In A Host's House by bukatyne(op): 8:08am On Feb 04, 2021 |
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Family › Re: Woman Seeks Divorce After 25 Years In UAE; Court Tells Her To Return To Husband by bukatyne(f): 8:07am On Feb 04, 2021 |
authority2006: Did you that part? What freedom are we still talking about? May be he should allow her to bring men into his house Go and ask the wife na  |
Family › Re: Woman Seeks Divorce After 25 Years In UAE; Court Tells Her To Return To Husband by bukatyne(f): 8:06am On Feb 04, 2021 |
Beverlyjean: Please don't ever go into marriage...remain single all ur life and don't ever allow any man commit to u cos its certain that u have a selfish , greedy and wicked personality... 25000 d is 2.5 million naira monthly, luxury car and even gave her freedom , and now she repays him after 25yrs with divorce on the grounds that she wants total freedom to flex... cos money is now in her wallet to live however she wishes... if the man was giving her only 1000 d monthly, she would not hv gone to court ...u see we women are the cause of most problems in marriages due to greed and selfishness... u think marriage is relationship... the man should even seize her passport cos she will wanna run away from the country... freedom is good but giving absolute freedom can destroy You don vex ke? Welcome to the new world. People should do short-term marriages: renewable every two years. |
Family › Re: Woman Seeks Divorce After 25 Years In UAE; Court Tells Her To Return To Husband by bukatyne(f): 8:04am On Feb 04, 2021 |
LordKO: This isn't entirely true "The Law unfortunately cannot force anyone to be with their partners when they have checked out of the union"
The law seldom grants an unjust divorce, especially where one of the parties involved is still interested in the union. The judge even demonstrated this in his judgment. In a lenient scenario, the judge will penalize her and award damages in favor of the husband, and then let her go.
Of course, the law or anyone can't force someone to stay emotionally connected to their partner; she's long bailed out emotionally from the husband. The object of attraction isn't appealing to her anymore, and as I said above, the husband partly contributed to it through the condoning of nonsense from her. If I were the husband, I'd subject her to some pains and then let her go - one who comes into equity should always come with clean hands because peace is only priceless when obtained under mutual goodness. I do not mean physically; I meant emotionally. If this woman is so desperate, she can kill the husband. I feel if she really wants to leave, let her run away. A marital law based on moral codes cannot give her what she wants. I am also sure their legal system is sensible enough not to reward her stupidity by alimony and every other nonsense the West manages to come up with. |
Family › Re: Woman Seeks Divorce After 25 Years In UAE; Court Tells Her To Return To Husband by bukatyne(f): 7:56am On Feb 04, 2021 |
thorpido: She don open eye.She's tired of the eleha status. According to the OP, she was already going out with friends without her husband's knowledge. So she is not an eleya na. |
Family › Re: Why Ladies Hardly Change Their Surnames After Marriage These Days by bukatyne(f): 7:22am On Feb 04, 2021 |
OP, You are right and it would get worse. We need a central database for name change. If you get married now, you change your name at the bank you did the BVN and advise other banks, change your name at NIN, Tax office, passport, work/school, voter's card etc. We copied the West in means of identification, we did not copy their centralized database  |
Sports › Re: Lessons Learnt From 2018 World Cup (nigeria As A Case Study) by bukatyne(op): 7:22pm On Feb 03, 2021 |
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Family › Re: Opinion Poll: Cooking In A Host's House by bukatyne(op): 7:19pm On Feb 03, 2021 |
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Family › Re: Woman Seeks Divorce After 25 Years In UAE; Court Tells Her To Return To Husband by bukatyne(f): 12:48pm On Feb 03, 2021 |
thorpido: Good judgement. If she insists on getting the divorce,then she should be made to pay the Dh 25,000 monthly she has been receiving. Hahahahaha  LordKO: Her action is typical of a self-absorbing and or opportunistic woman (or man); to her type, it's always about her happiness first instead of what's right. Anyway, her husband was partly an enabler of her unhealthy attitude through the condoning of nonsense from her; reward unconscientious acts at your peril.  I am happy the wife stated the true reason for wanting the divorce. I give her points for that. An Arab woman interested in no-fault divorce? Aye n dori kodo. Since the husband still wants the marriage, he should engage his wife on what she means by 'freedom' and reach a compromise. The Law unfortunately cannot force anyone to be with their partners when they have checked out of the union. If not for the court, babe would divorce Oga and request for monthly alimony of D25k so she can maintain her 'current' standard of living. "Signs* |
Celebrities › Re: I Was Suicidal — Anna Banner Talks On Being Unmarried & Having A Baby At 20 by bukatyne(f): 10:42pm On Feb 02, 2021 |
Romanoff: All these pain and sadness could have been prevented if she had said no to fornication.
The baby mama life ain't Sugar, Spice and everything nice afterall. I am not even going to condemn fornication; it is obviously wrong. It is the fact that a beauty queen at 20 fell for a baby daddy. I am sure rich, serious, handsome young men queued at her door each morning. My people say if you want to eat frog, eat the one that has eggs. Anyways, she has learnt her lessons and encountered God's healing grace. Goodluck to her, congrats on her graduation and happy birthday to her. If you don't feel good and don't want to post on your birthday, don't: we don't care. How do you do elaborate photo shoots, several postings, party even and claim you were forcing yourself to smile underneath. Faking the same for whom? Fans on SM? To pepper Flavor? To mark register? Why? People should learn to be true to themselves. |
Romance › Re: The Silhouette Challenge And The Unnecessary Hype by bukatyne(f): 6:13pm On Feb 02, 2021 |
Dapcity007: What nonsense are you saying with your mouth Do you think men and women are equal? Do you think we be held to the same societal standards? What rubbish  Is it the society's standard that matters or God's standard? As an acclaimed Christian, you ought to know the answer. Except if your Christianity is made in Naija. |
Family › Re: Our Wedding Pictures (White And Traditional) by bukatyne(f): 6:03pm On Feb 02, 2021 |
Thompz43: Hypocrite everywhere... wetin we go call this one now, if na naija boy to Oyinbo woman now Nairaland for don divided For the sake of Green card... Well, most of those threads are not opened by the men in question. It makes it easier to give uncensored comments. |
Education › Re: Read This Warning SIGN Pasted In Front Of A Popular Brothel... by bukatyne(f): 6:25pm On Feb 01, 2021 |
GBOKASINCHA: 37 year old and you are this foolish.... 3 years remain before you become a permanent fool at 40 Hahahahahaha! Why evils?  |
Family › Re: Domestic Violence Is Not Gender Specific by bukatyne(f): 6:24pm On Feb 01, 2021 |
Dpsychologist: Exactly. Domestic Violence is mostly bidirectional. Your head dey there. There are only few cases of clear cut victim/abuser. |
Culture › Re: Ojora Of Lagos, Oba Fatai Aremu Marries A New Wife (Photos, Video) by bukatyne(f): 6:17pm On Feb 01, 2021 |
GreaterFuture3: So they Hold this type of wedding Ceremonies? On this Scale? At that age, Stage and Number of Wife? This is the first time I'm seeing this Now you mention it, this is actually the first time I am seeing/noticing a polygamous marriage celebrated publicly. The Oba has gotten his 'Princess' |
Family › Re: Christianity Is Anti Modern-feminism And Red Pill by bukatyne(op): 8:51pm On Jan 31, 2021 |
angelfallz: I've never seen where TRP tells men to marry virgins This was an analogy bros. The same way I have never seen where modern-feminism told women to commit paternity fraud.  |
Family › Re: Christianity Is Anti Modern-feminism And Red Pill by bukatyne(op): 8:49pm On Jan 31, 2021 |
RisenPhoenix1: It's all a case of interpretation. If you had said that TRP and feminism clash with your personally favoured interpretation of the Bible, I would not have objected. But you stated 'christianity'. There is no proof that your interpretations are more correct or doctrinal than theirs.
Pentecostal Christianity is the most modern of Kankans. It can easily be traced to its origins, even though pentecostals claim to be following the original form; just like all other Christians. Who's to say what is right?
All those verses you cited fit into the narrative. There is no contextual background that clearly contradicts the interpretation given to them. Listening to Eve did bring grief to Adam, and Joseph did eventually take care of a child not his own.
Did it occur to you that your last statement may be exactly what other Christians think of your own interpretation? Every Bible Believing Christian agree on certain concepts: that's what makes one a Christian. There is no flavour of mine in this neither did I bring in doctrine. If I were to start talking about honouring Mary, use of earrings and makeup, day of worship, uniform or not, footwear or not, trousers, hair do etc. then we're are talking about doctrine which can be subjective. For instance, When the Bible says 'thou shall not kill'; what is there to debate? If modern-feminism comes with the talk of a foetus has no life bla bla... God told Jeremiah that 'before you were born, I knew you and have appointed you as a prophet to nations'. What other interpretation or flavour do I need to add to it? Does God's stance align with modern-feminism's stance? No. I pick God's and move on. Modern-feminism kicks against patriarchy. What does the Bible say? Husband is the head of his wife as Christ is the head of the Church. This doesn't align, I pick what the Bible says and move on. In the issues I pointed out, there is no room for personal interpretation. True Christians know what is right. Others can twist and turn to assuage their conscience. Pentecostal Christianity is derived from the Church of Acts which was birthed by the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. 'Pentecost' refers to the event of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. |
Family › Re: Christianity Is Anti Modern-feminism And Red Pill by bukatyne(op): 8:10pm On Jan 31, 2021 |
RisenPhoenix1: 1. Your points one and three contradict each other, and this is further emphasized by the bolded. It just goes to highlight what I said; using the Bible to prove/disprove anything is a vague concept depending on the personal interpretation of what one considers to be relevant scripture (yes, there is that clause too).
2. As for 'modern pop' Christianity, I believe he meant the charismatic evangelical flavour which currently makes up most of Nigerian Christianity today, and which you are statistically likely to be a follower of yourself. 1. The prove in point three was sarcasm. It is often passages lifted out of context and in isolation. For instance, God punished Adam for listening to his wife (Eve) and told Abraham to listen to his wife (Sarah) in certain situations. TRP would pick scenario 1 and say even The Bible knows men listening to their wives bring doom. Modern-feminism would pick scenario 2 and say even God told men to obey their wives. A simple test is: what would Jesus do? 2. Hahahahahaha! I nor do any modern kankan. Edit: That is lifting the Bible out of context. Joseph found out his virgin bethrode was pregnant and decided to end the engagement without shame to her (Mercy and compassion). God appeared to him and explained the situation. That is parallel to paternity fraud and except the woman is a virgin trying to birth 2nd Jesus, they don't compare. Funny, TRP can pick that same verse and advise men should marry only virgins because Jesus was born through one and a non-virgin single lady is impure. Anyone who is a Christian, filled with the Holy Spirit knows the Biblical stance on these issues. Not surprised that people mix and match for their desired end: Even Satan quoted the Bible to Jesus when he tempted Him in the wilderness. |
Family › Re: Christianity Is Anti Modern-feminism And Red Pill by bukatyne(op): 7:47pm On Jan 31, 2021 |
RisenPhoenix1: 1. Too many vague concepts are compared. For example; modern feminism has many postulations, as do the different arms of the red pill movement. And the most ambiguous term in your article is... Christian doctrine. What does that even mean?
2. Rollo Tomassi in his 4th book on Religion argued that modern pop Christianity especially, tends to empower the feminist movement. Any attempt to discredit the modern Christian doctrine that does so only results in a "no true Scotsman" fallacy; i.e. if it empowers the feminist movement, therefore it is not true Christian doctrine, and if it is Christian doctrine, it will not empower the feminist movement. Which brings us back to the question, what is true Christian doctrine?
3. Also, there is a redpill blogger called Dalrock who dedicates his time to proving the congruence between the redpill movement and Christianity. Maybe you should look up some of his theories first. Search for dalrock on wordpress 1. Christianity is as stated in the Bible. I listed some general teachings. I expect all Bible-believing Christians to agree to that. I know there are different strains of either philosophy hence the summary. 2. Modern Pop ....... Out of the window. Any Christian teaching classified as 'modern' is off the mark! The Bible has not been updated so where are they getting their modern from? There are basic tenets in Christianity about marriage, sex, male/female relationships, dressing etc. 3. Bible can be used to prove anything. I will look him up if I remember. So in hence, modern-feminists and red pillers have used the Bible to 'prove' their stance yet come out with completely opposing counsel towards same thing. Red pill and modern-feminism are parallel lines that cannot meet. Hahahahahaha! That is where they should have known there is something wrong somewhere. |
Family › Re: Christianity Is Anti Modern-feminism And Red Pill by bukatyne(op): 5:46pm On Jan 31, 2021 |
This Starrs is a case! |
Family › Re: Men Should Prepare Themselves To Handle Women Who Are Over 40 by bukatyne(f): 5:40pm On Jan 31, 2021 |
Fixey: My dear reduce the age to 33 I beg you You don see strong thing  |
Family › Re: Christianity Is Anti Modern-feminism And Red Pill by bukatyne(op): 5:39pm On Jan 31, 2021 |
Ladyhippolyta88: You are a fanatic and you should try to see life from a broad view and perspective that is all I have to say.I am done with this back and forth this kind of discuss I prefer it in person I am tired of typing.Suit yourself be tolerant and don't try to dictate for others. Sorry to your fingers  I don't dictate maami, I state what is in the Bible. Expect you mean I should toss my Bible aside. |
Family › Re: Christianity Is Anti Modern-feminism And Red Pill by bukatyne(op): 5:36pm On Jan 31, 2021 |
crackhaus: I'm only here to count the number of people who will pick one philosophy over the other - they are/will be the truly confused and insane people. 
If TRP is bad, modern feminism is equally bad. If modern feminism is bad, then TRP is equally bad.
Two sides of the same coin, is what they are... no more, no less.
It's either everyone on both sides stay mad together, or everyone becomes sane together. 
1. I'm not interested in bringing Christianity into the discussion because not everyone identifies as a Christian, and even among those who do, it's only a minute few that adhere to it in the way it's meant to be adhered to.
Modern feminism and TRP are purely social issues the way I see it, not religious issues. And again like I noted before, you simply can't hate one and love the other because that would definitely make you a misandrist/misogynist depending on which side you belong. @bold: funny, they are two sides of same coin o jare. 1. @ bold: a major problem. Jesus the Lamb/Shepherd is easier to 'picture' aka anything goes than Jesus the Lion/Lord who threw the traders out of the temple and cursed the fig tree. |