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descarado:We are all good o ,thanks ![]() Don't mind me, na yesterday my morning break ![]() |
Mariangeles:Don't mind them jare. How can you seek to be a problem? |
Mummytoo:He has a different kind of love style? He is a man of principles? Ejoor, what love and principles has he displayed in your post? What changed him? Except a woman deeply hurts a man who once loved you, I can't understand a man maltreating a woman then turn round to say he 'changed'. OP, please use your tongue to count your teeth. You fit be good dustbin to dump their rubbish. Sha find the catalyst of the change. |
EmperorIsaac:For worse means when life (not your partner) throws challenges at you. Job loss, sickness, special needs kids etc. I am sure you get the idea. And if a man decides to be a challenge like life, you treat him like one ![]() |
franchasng:@bold: You say? ![]() |
descarado:Warris this ![]() People have called me a fake Yoruba girl; pepper gives me headache. I rarely use ata rodo (scotch bonnet), I only use bawa and shombo. Happy Easter to you and yours. |
emoboy4u: Thank you for doing the Lord's work. I can now exit the thread. |
Happy Easter Everyone! |
mardis: ![]() Don't mind them; they have left their focus ![]() |
Helpout12345: ![]() But what happens when she is done? ![]() |
We don't want a 'black hollywood'; we need a well developed localwood. Anyways, goodluck. |
mu2sa2:What has Christianity got to do with it? |
tobore4u:Toor! |
Nazgul:@bold: You would assume that this simple straightforward statement will be obvious to the logical gender. Anyways, women are waking up. Men of timber and calibre are doing multiple weddings to their wives, a man who can't gather two kobo is paranoid of his plastic they want to dig. ![]() |
I love love love Bimbo Ademoye's Broken Hallelujah Good evening Peeps, happy Easter! It is my vision of a Christian movie come to life! A movie that can actually preach Christ while integrating normal societial relationships; a movie that shows what it means to be a married Christian couple. I loved that how she used Biblical references as voices overs while the scene depicted it i.e. show not tell unlike the standard 'Mount Zion' movies where they are quoting it. I especially loved that the challenge was not a terrible husband; it was unexplained infertility. Christian movies depiciting terrible 'Christian' husbands whose wives has to pray and grovel for irritates me A LOT! For better for worse references life's curve balls and you two standing together to overcome them. My Diya that was crushing on brother Okudili the drummer boy while she should be singing praise worship and brother Okudili returning the crush! Thank God he did not misplay his drums because he was smiling at Diya, the defender of the universe Interestingly, Okudili was also a defender of the universe and his shop razed by fire touched me. Again, it was well done! it was more realistic than having the agbero bribe the justice system so he is proclaimed guilty. I loved his apology when he made fun of her dressing and makeup during the Pastor's party; making a dress for her was a befitting apology. And him indicating that the Holy Spirit prompted him to apologize; apt! I know that the 'Nigerian' version of the Holy Spirit seems not to convict men especially in relationships & marriages of their wrongs and prompt them to make amends however, He really does. As Christians, He is available to help us be better people all round: spouses, kids, parents, neighbours, colleagues, bosses, employees, etc.And their married life? On point. A couple can be Christians, have a great sex life, excel in their businesses, and have a colourful life not withstanding the storms of life. Their lives must not be drab, boring with them relating like robots. The also did well to constrast the relationship between the husband & his partner viz a viz the wife & her partner. Evil communication truly corrupt good manners and I applaud the movie that the husband held on despite his partner's influence. Even his near encounter with Beauty, it was the partner. Constrast to the wife who had Hajia to encourage her to keep holding on. I imagine it was someone like the serial babydaddy; she might have told the wife to try someone else since it was unexplained infertility. On to Beauty ..... 'Oh Jesus, this is so good' was truly an escape for daddy wa and I love that he literarily fled the scene; the Bible says flee from temptation. And when his wife caught on, he did not justify himself. He apologized; geniunely apologized! So so refreshing. Yes, his wife's disobedience and the resulting events instigated him... however, he could have gone to drink; reported her to the Pastorate, the options were limitless. It is also a pointer that 'we take heed least we fall'. I am sure that if he was asked a week before if he would sleep with beauty, he would have said no. This leads asking about boundaries; while we can claim that he was professional while measuring 47 inch hips, it could start something that will lead to late night fittings and other wahala. The MIL's desperation which resulted to visiting an herbalist was great. I loved that her shortcoming was slipping away for a bit and looking for help outside God than the classic evil MIL troupe. And it was great that the herbalist's stuff did not work; that would have been solving a temporary situation with a permanent problem. The husband praying for the wife and her overhearing him, golden! The wife's gradual loss of faith, translating to other aspects of her life? Well depicted. Who else thinks the elderly wise ghost was her mother? Her advise for her marriage made a lot of sense; it takes two to tango. And I loved she reached out to him since he was stretching his hands, waiting for her to take it. It was fresh that he was the one making the effort and not her as in classic movies. I was lowkey waiting for the other shoe to drop with the husband; it was great that he was even a better husband than boyfriend. All in all, a good movie ![]() |
purples25: ![]() |
Because they need to spread the wires ![]() |
Contract staff or a full staff? |
What happened to the Fubara you supported? |
UP ARSENAL!!!!!!!!!!! 🎊 👏 💐 🥳 🎊 |
GOAL!!!!!!!!!!! |
Oga nor vex. Marry the working class babe cooking late night Egusi. We will help you look for your sons. I am sure the egusi cooking babe will also be a good step mother. Lucky you! |
ogascomax:What more should they do? They have ruled that there are two sexes; that is enough. Anyone can identify as anything; don't just expect people to partake in your madness. Likewise, no mad person should be harassed for being mad. I think it is a fair position. |
brain54: ![]() |
Was it drug related or trans related? Either way, no mother deserves to see their child die that way; may God console her & all the deceased left behind. It sounds like the government knows the culprit and instead of fishing them out, do usual whataboutism to close the case. While I understand that the spectators might have stopped potential helpers due to fear; the constant madness that makes people record such situations should be checked! |
So African women and Western women are both problems? If memory serves me right, white men/black women dynamics last longer than white women /black men marriages. Nevertheless, I agree with you; women are the problem. However, I would have thought that the logical gender will embrace the most obvious solution: leave evil women and get married to themselves. But no.... they will whine, whine, and whine and lament to high heavens. Women are evil; then leave them alone. Women these days think they get too little for the investment of marriage and they wisely choose to remain single. You guys should follow suit...... HOWEVER DON'T WHINE ABOUT MALE LONINESS! I have never seen a set of people produce abysmal return on investment and still whine this much! |
CentralBank:True. |
FreeSpirited:Can you share the headache you think it will save you? |
Nigerian dream is to make enough money to be worshipped in the society and given positions of power/influence (merited and unmerited). |
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