Family › Re: Family Sacks Mother Of Eight-year-old Rape Victim For Seeking Justice by bukatyne(f): 2:17pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
Queenlovely: big Lie What is the lie because it was out that the divorce was due to adultery. |
Family › Re: Family Sacks Mother Of Eight-year-old Rape Victim For Seeking Justice by bukatyne(f): 2:12pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
kikero: The problem is that if the case is to be pursued, it means a public court case, which means the family of the man would be seen by society as producing loose and promiscuous female.children, which could impact the future marital prospects of other female members of the family as well as the victim's own marital prospects when she grows up
So, they cover up
The problem is, we have to educate society about not covering up such acts.
I pity the foolish father. In the years to come, he and his relatives will severely regret their action.
The problem with Nigeria is, we sweep crime under the carpet in the name of maintaining good name
God will avenge the little one.If the court and society won't stand up for her, that is Can't the court prosecute the case without the name of the victim? |
Family › Re: Family Sacks Mother Of Eight-year-old Rape Victim For Seeking Justice by bukatyne(f): 1:17pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
@Topic:
Going through the courts would have brought less 'stigma' than this abominable thing they have done.
Kudos to the mom and hopefully, she gets justice and help. |
Family › Re: Family Sacks Mother Of Eight-year-old Rape Victim For Seeking Justice by bukatyne(f): 1:15pm On Sep 08, 2020 |
Queenlovely: oga you read too much into a statement.
Jeff bezo wife was attention starved, her husband had no time for her, she felt like a man. because the guy dey ambitious.
the same thing with Elon musk Jeff Bezo's wife was attention starved yet he was having an affair  |
Culture › Re: Female Inheritance: Supreme Court, Igbo Culture In Head-on Collision by bukatyne(f): 10:24am On Sep 08, 2020 |
propsvilla3: You don't get it, properties in my father's house belongs to my Sons but every other properties or investment outside my home soil will be shared among all my Children. That is the right way to balance Cutlure. I The court is ruling that properties in our father's house is shared equally. |
Culture › Re: Female Inheritance: Supreme Court, Igbo Culture In Head-on Collision by bukatyne(f): 10:22am On Sep 08, 2020 |
Charmingrascal: A father will suffer with her daughters (especially a man with only female children) perhaps the daughters endure so many things before their father become rich but after his death some Uncles who know nothing about what their brother went through with his family will now come and say they want to inherit what they didn't work for.
That's indeed a very cruel culture that should outrightly be dumped. It is wrong and archaic, there shouldn't be any justification for discrimination against the girl child Is it only ancestral lands woman can't inherit or everything? If Mazi Okoli built a plaza at Alaba, can his daughter inherit? Or a land in the city? Or cars or personal effects? |
Culture › Re: Female Inheritance: Supreme Court, Igbo Culture In Head-on Collision by bukatyne(f): 10:19am On Sep 08, 2020 |
AprokoGirl: https://punchng.com/female-inheritance-supreme-court-igbo-culture-in-head-on-collision/ Interesting points raised on both sides. Right now, what stake do married women have in their husbands' homes? Why didn't women inherit ancestral lands? What plans have been put in place to ensure whatever they wanted to prevent will be mitigated? If a woman inherits a land and marries, what happens? Can she pass it on to her kids? (in which case it leaves the family/tribe)? Or does it revert to her father's family upon her death? In her matrimonial home, is she entitled to a share of land from her husband's land? Can she transfer that land by inheritance or does it revert to her husband's family/ her male kids upon death? I think the elders and the court should have a holistic approach towards the issue. |
TV/Movies › Re: BBNaija: Erica Grants First Interview After Disqualification (Video) by bukatyne(f): 9:16am On Sep 08, 2020 |
BrutusOj: All these criterion for 30k, is that how private lessons are difficult to get in Lagos? Two(2) hours×three times a week for only 30k for mathematics? That boy will wait tire if he were in Abuja.  |
Celebrities › Re: Bambam & TeddyA Share Photo Of Their Daughter On Their 1st Wedding Anniversary by bukatyne(f): 5:54pm On Sep 07, 2020 |
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Celebrities › Re: Bambam & TeddyA Share Photo Of Their Daughter On Their 1st Wedding Anniversary by bukatyne(f): 5:48pm On Sep 07, 2020 |
mariahAngel: You ehn...  Wetin happen? Irrespective of how they met, they decided to clean up and get married. That's good and as far as they got the basics covered and/or willing to learn, they will do well. |
Celebrities › Re: Bambam & TeddyA Share Photo Of Their Daughter On Their 1st Wedding Anniversary by bukatyne(f): 5:31pm On Sep 07, 2020 |
Happy wedding anniversary. More peace, joy and love to you both. |
Family › Re: I Blocked My Wife From All Communication Platforms by bukatyne(f): 5:30pm On Sep 07, 2020 |
Happy blocking.
When you both grow up, you know what to do. |
Family › My Opinion on Self Made: Effect of Success on Marriages. by bukatyne(op): 5:25pm On Sep 07, 2020 |
Good afternoon peeps! I finally got around to watching Self Made adapted from Madam C.J. Walker's Biography. Apart from the obvious storyline of a woman who dreamt big and made her way to the top from nothing, I was also very interested in the marriage dynamics of the Walkers and juxaposed it with the Ransoms (her PA/EA/CFO/Lawyer/Gbogbonise). It is often said that husbands do not support their wives/ husbands don't like their wives becoming better than them/ or simply put 'they don't like independent strong women.' The 'them' depends if the 'sayer' has something against men or 'black men' or 'Nigerian men.' The Walkers: (C.J. & Sarah Walker)This was Sarah's third marriage; 1st husband died, 2nd was abusive before C.J. C.J. was a man who with better management would have been the perfect shoulder for Sarah to lean on. He left his job and followed her to Indianapolis, continued providing support (physical, emotional and forgoing her duties) despite her constant disrespect to him and her son-in-law (who was a bumpkin). Even after his father started putting ideas into his head, he kept at it till he was fed up and Dora Oyoyo saw an opportunity and took it. Sarah never accepted any of C.J.'s intellectual inputs and was very selfish about the business. It is 'her business', 'her this', 'her that' even though she knew C.J. had nothing outside the business because he left it all when he followed her to Indianapolis. She constantly ensured everyone knew it was 'her idea, her business, her money' etc. etc. She respected Ransom more than her husband. She also did not care about the running of the home. If she could, fine; if she couldn't, doh! She also was not willing to support her husband to succeed. He wanted her to show his adverts in Harlem to get a boost; she decided NOT to go with it and did not tell him. Like he said, she broke him. And like a drowning man gasping at straws, he started an affair with Dora and sold Sarah out to Addie and naturally ended badly and drowned in the sea of life. It was hard been Sarah's husband. She was however a visionary woman and an astute entrepreneur. The Ransoms:Gentleman Ransom! That man did made his wife feel very important although she wasn't directly contributing to his career. When Sarah came to their house, he told her: 'I might have the degree, she has the brains.' See hyping! That told anyone that they were both stakeholders and the husband's success was the family's success. When he was travelling with Sarah around the world, he assigned his cousin (Sweetness) to look after his family in his stead. He did not leave them hanging or alone. That is responsibility. Ransom is the kind of assistant to have anytime, anyday. He had a huge belief in Sarah, was loyal and always willing to help. Ransom's method surely worked; good at home, good at work; good in the society giving him the enablement to fly. Fela Durotoye once said bosses/leaders need their followers to believe in/trust them. They would not ask for it, however would instinctively be 'difficult' when they don't get it from their followers. P.S.: I scouted NL to ensure I wasn't creating a thread already existing.  |
Celebrities › Re: Bbnaija NENGI Cooks For Kiddwaya After Erica Disqualified (video) by bukatyne(f): 10:35am On Sep 07, 2020 |
Same Nengi that Ozo made breakfast for?
This BBN is social experimenting too badt. |
TV/Movies › Re: Mercy Eke Cries As Erica Is Disqualified by bukatyne(f): 10:28am On Sep 07, 2020 |
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TV/Movies › Re: Bbnaija: Laycon And Kiddwaya Dine Together After Erica's Eviction. by bukatyne(f): 10:22am On Sep 07, 2020 |
Funny thread  |
Romance › Re: Appreciate Your Partner. by bukatyne(f): 10:16am On Sep 07, 2020 |
saphiere: Good morning. Rename videos how? I guess you mean change my thread handle? Sorry, thread topic. |
Romance › Re: Appreciate Your Partner. by bukatyne(f): 8:29am On Sep 07, 2020 |
saaphiere: bukatyne Thanks for the mention. I think you should rename the videos. Your topics are off putting and might some people from the message. This clip thought about appreciation for spouse and God. Pst Adeboye also used that Hannah's example yesterday on gratitude. |
Family › Re: Marriage Relationship Will Determine Whether You'll Make Heaven: Pst Funke by bukatyne(f): 8:22am On Sep 07, 2020 |
Ekeletu: Are you married? What do you think?  |
Family › Re: What Should She Do? by bukatyne(f): 8:19am On Sep 07, 2020 |
mariahAngel: O tie ti wa sun eyan Who is teaching you Yoruba?  The dude has serious red flags. |
Family › Re: What Should She Do? by bukatyne(f): 8:18am On Sep 07, 2020 |
angelfallz: i have always said this, "men know what you want" many men want housewives but are too scared to say so. as for the lady, she should ask the man point blank, if he wants a housewife. she should also realise that he has not married her, therefore giving up her work when marriage is not guaranteed.....  a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. Dude said he DOES NOT want a housewife. |
Christianity Etc › Re: U Are A Witch If Ur Husband's Life Does Not Appreciate After Marriage. Pst Funke by bukatyne(f): 8:08am On Sep 07, 2020 |
olabrinks: Popping out children and doing nothing? Do you know what it means to make a house into a home? Do you know what it takes to do 90% of the children raising? Do you know what it takes mentally to be the glue that sticks everyone together. There’s a reason why women detoriate and get old quick after marriage. If a woman should be contribute financially it should be less than 5%. As a married woman, please do not do try to prove that you can do the undoable. How did you come about this 5%? I would rather a wife stays home and devotes her time to the family for a while than have same schedule with the husband and keep her money under the guise of 'not contributing because she is keeping the home'. This would only make sense if the wife deliberately takes a less consuming low paying job because she wants to care for the home. |
Christianity Etc › Re: U Are A Witch If Ur Husband's Life Does Not Appreciate After Marriage. Pst Funke by bukatyne(f): 8:02am On Sep 07, 2020 |
saaphiere: What I was on about? These are what I was on about. Just like my mentor Mrs Funke, I am on about telling my fellow women not to be a liability to their men. I'm on about showing women that them too can do it. I'm on about telling women not to wait on a man for everything. I'm on about women empowerment. These are what I'm on about. I'll appreciate if you join us live tomorrow to know more about what I'm on about. Thanks. A woman who successfully runs her household resourceful without earning a dime is not a liability. I would have a problem if that woman turns back to blame her husband tomorrow for 'lack of success' or achieving her dreams or whatever. |
Career › Re: Hair Dressing Vs Tailoring Which One Is Advisable To Learn? by bukatyne(f): 7:44am On Sep 07, 2020 |
Tony142: None, both of them are mainly for ladies, go and learn babing saloon See sense.  They specified sex for those jobs abi? |
Family › Re: See List Of Marriage Items Reportedly Made By A Nigerian Family by bukatyne(f): 7:41am On Sep 07, 2020 |
NobleAngell: Maybe she's a trained medical doctor who studied in Harvard and graduated as the best student during her time. She may also be a great cook with a wonderful character and also a good home maker.  |
Family › Re: Why Is Witchcraft Always Attributed To The Man's Family by bukatyne(f): 7:40am On Sep 07, 2020 |
Mindlog: I believed the witchcraft here is in the context of sorcery where the perpetrators could be male or female (wizard/witch).
Note that one's mother side of the family is also someone else's father's family, so the "witches" are also there.  Hahahahahahahaha So it is all about perspective  Well, the typical entitlement nature of the father's/husband's family doesn't help their cause. Besides, OP needs to update his church. Most churches I know pray against witches from father's side, mother's side and spouses side.  |
Family › Re: What Should She Do? by bukatyne(f): 7:35am On Sep 07, 2020 |
UjuJoan2: I guess it's all a gamble. A lot of women have put their marriages before careers and gotten burnt as well. It could go either way, really.
What matters is the kind of man she is planning to marry. Is he worth the gamble?
I myself would quit any job if I thought the man would not turn on me the moment I stopped earning and making financial contributions. I don't think anything justifies newly married couples living apart.
So the question remains . . . Is the man worth the sacrifice? Only the OP can answer that question. If the OP is not embellished, I would say no. He is not even worth a bedmate how much more a husband. |
Family › Re: What Should She Do? by bukatyne(f): 7:34am On Sep 07, 2020 |
GuyInTheMirror: You get the point, I see too many women around me with great careers having to be begging men for relationship cause of age. If the man is a good man, and you are sure he got your back as a lady. Career can wait, you will catch up with it later . A good man may not always be around . Fantastic. |
Family › Re: What Should She Do? by bukatyne(f): 7:33am On Sep 07, 2020 |
GuyInTheMirror: This is an example of what I am saying, when people see Job as the ultimate thing in life that they put job before family. Then you know there is problem, how much is the salary.
I have seen people quit jobs and relocate without an assurance of job cause of family. A good family comes before a job, you can get another job but if you loose the chance for a great family or spouse, you might not be able to get another. @bold: Absolutely on point. The crown is determining the purpose why you were created and fulfilling it. |
Family › Re: What Should She Do? by bukatyne(f): 7:32am On Sep 07, 2020 |
GuyInTheMirror: I took my time to read through all the responses. The reality is that poverty has dealt with majority of Nigerians and that has changed the way we reason, behave and act.
From the responses it is obvious majority of Nigerian ladies would not hesitate to sleep with their bosses if that will help them to keep their jobs . 
I do not blame you sha, poverty can be very devastating.
How can so many people agree that a job is worth keeping than a supposedly good marriage if not poverty ?
This is my advise, if you think the man is a good man and has financial dependence my suggestion is to quit your job or look for a transfer if possible.
If the man is a good man, and he is working, the money he makes is for you. Except if you are not sure he is a good man(A christian with good values and will be faithful and protect you) .
When you are poor you think money is everything, when you have money you will realise money is just a tool . Do not make the mistake many ladies have made by putting career before marriage.
Lastly, I myself will never agree to a long distance marriage, some men like me respect family so much that a long distance marriage is a no no especially if it is the wife that is on the road .
Goodluck. I 100% agree with your general opinion on this subject matter. |
Family › Re: Marriage Relationship Will Determine Whether You'll Make Heaven: Pst Funke by bukatyne(f): 11:41am On Sep 06, 2020 |
You are really a fan. My husband stumbled on it last night and we watched together. I was wondering when you would put it up.  Some of her short series makes a lot of sense. To think she became more popular after the $1,000 stuff. Happy Sunday |
Politics › Re: Meet Abdullahi Bashir – Herdsman Who Wanted To Marry Hanan Buhari by bukatyne(f): 8:48pm On Sep 05, 2020 |
I like the young man. I hope he finds another woman worth more than 150 cows to him.  |