Family › Re: Why Are We Making Marriage Difficult by bukatyne(f): 10:12am On Feb 11, 2015 |
HerexG: I'm trying to make us understand that it is not only when we do the Europeanize wedding ( White wedding) we termed marriage, we should learn to appreciate our traditional wedding more. If they want to do traditional marriage alone.... then they should leave the church out of it! The Church told them six months courtship... It is either I am no longer interested or abide by the six months wait for courtship. I am not surprised @ happily married; no be Nigeria we dey  Even Annie Idibia is 'happily' married |
Family › Re: Why Are We Making Marriage Difficult by bukatyne(f): 10:09am On Feb 11, 2015 |
Nonsense Story  Fool.ish bride and Stoopid groom |
Family › Re: Nigeria Might Need More Divorces By Peculiar Okafor by bukatyne(f): 9:49am On Feb 11, 2015 |
ileobatojo: Completely agree. LordReed: What a stewpid thought! We need more workplace accidents to teach people how to be safe at work? We need more traffic accidents to teach people how to drive well? We need more thefts so people can learn to be more security conscious?
Whatever happened to plain ol' instruction and leadership by example? The call for more failure in other to highlight successful patterns is the most stewpid I have ever heard. Read the OP again and she ain't advocating for divorce... She listed the points of anti and pro divorce and drew up her own conclusions.. I think the Topic is just for sensationalism |
Family › Re: Their Children Saw Them Having Sex- Should They Be Bothered? by bukatyne(f): 8:53am On Feb 11, 2015 |
cococandy: crazy folks everywhere  It is strange... |
Food › Re: Happy Birthday To Herzumpther by bukatyne(f): 11:25pm On Feb 10, 2015 |
Happy birthday dearie  Many of God's blessings to you |
Family › Re: Their Children Saw Them Having Sex- Should They Be Bothered? by bukatyne(f): 11:08pm On Feb 10, 2015 |
searching4love: when did u start fvcking many of u hoes form online. only God knows how many kilograms of Alum u use to tighten your wide puccy monthly. mtcheew What part of her post warranted this? |
Family › Re: Procedure For Divorce by bukatyne(f): 11:02pm On Feb 10, 2015 |
Phema: You wish! God pass you na. 
We are doing well dear.   |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 9:14pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
oshaosha2014: I would also say the man was foolish, in a way. I pity him though. It would have been a different case entirely if he had not married a woman like sophyrocks and bukatyne. You quoted me the first time, I ignored you This is the second time, please be guided We do not see things the same way yet I would not assume you would be a cheating husband expect you tell me so Don't involve me in any of your nonsense quotes again |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 8:27pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
olas24u: You have to respect him by hiding it from afar ,instead of what the do ,they call the police and try to mess the guy up.its normally leads to death. Babes I would say it is beSt a wife/husband does not cheat at all In my books, hiding or flaunting it doesn't matter. Like mutter rightly said, a cheating spouse has defiled their bed and vows.. If they try to mess the guy up, let the guys mess them up instead; Murder doesn't solve a thing |
Family › Re: Procedure For Divorce by bukatyne(f): 8:20pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
Phema: I guess the issues were not resolved afterall.
How are you these days? Sad sad Most advices were beg, wear green pant etc. Those things never solve problems expect If that was the man's issues initially Fine and you & little ones & big one Something tells me you had twins  Runs out of thread |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 8:17pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
olas24u: I meant respect ,some of the women abroad dont hide what they do You mean women can cheat but they shouldn't rub it in their husband's faces? I do not have problems with respect, I have problems with too much freedom... Whatever that means |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 8:14pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
oshaosha2014: I don't need to cage her. Naturally, I would worship her, cos I know and confident that if I ever go on a long journey she would not invite a younger guy to come and sleep with her. She knows her limit. But ur type, shai!!!!! Your type too.. shai |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 8:06pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
Sophyrocks: Sex dolls ke? You have forgotten these cheating men are into bestiality. They cheat with goats, cows, fowl, pigs, name it, so that women will remain flawless and not cheat. How else will women not cheat? Lets give these men animals to cheat with since the pen1s has a mind of its own.  Let's be kind na |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 8:04pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
mutter: Certainly our tradition has always protected women and held them in high esteem.
However a man was allowed to marry several wife`s and also to discipline his wife, even hit her. The definition of mal- treating here is the key word here.
Not denying the role of women in Africa, were strong, confident and proud Even went to war. I think This culture just partains to a specific area anyways Protect, held in high esteem doesn't sound like Nigerian culture sha |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 7:57pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
mutter: As I said I stood to be corrected but now we arre back to Nigeria and perhaps you can let us know how it was in Nigeria then. I never old reach saying How it happened in Nigeria... I have however heard that in some places Men run mad/sick /die when their wives cheat Wives die/run mad when they cheat Stillfire also posted one culture which I mentioned you I have not heard of any unusual stuff in my side sha.... just men divorcing their wived |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 7:52pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
Stillfire: Let me go dig up that my thread on how Igbo women dealt with erring men circa 1960 before Nigeria 'fake traditions' started.
[url]http://www.artsrn.ualberta.ca/amcdouga/Hist247/winter%202010/additional%20rdgs/sitting_on_man.pdf[/url]
"Sitting on a man" or a woman, boycotts and strikes were the women's main weapons. To "sit on" or "make war on" a man involved gathering at his compound, sometimes late at night, dancing, singing scurrilous songs which detailed the women's grievances against him and often called his manhood into question, banging on his hut with the pestles women used for pounding yams, and perhaps demolishing his hut or plastering it with mud and roughing him up a bit. A man might be sanctioned in this way for mistreating his wife, for violating the women's market rules, or for letting his cows eat the women's crops. The women would stay at his hut throughout the day, and late into the night, if necessary, until he repented and promised to mend his ways.24 Although this could hardly have been a pleasant experience for the offending man, it was considered legitimate and no man would consider intervening.
In tackling men as a group, women used boycotts and strikes. Harris describes a case in which, after repeated requests by the women for the paths to the market to be cleared (a male responsibility), all the women refused to cook for their husbands until the request was carried out.25 For this boycott to be effective, all women had to cooperate so that men could not go and eat with their brothers. Another time the men of a village decided that the women should stop trading at the more distant markets from which they did not return until late at night because the men feared that the women were having sexual relations with men in those towns. The women, however, refused to comply since opportunity to buy in one market and sell in another was basic to profit-making. Threats of collective retaliation were enough to make the men capitulate.
A woman could also bring complaints about her husband to the mikiri. If most of the women agreed that the husband was at fault, they would collectively support her. They might send spokeswomen to tell the husband to apologize and to give her a present, and, if he was recalcitrant they might "sit on" him. They might also act to protect a right of wives. Harris describes a case of women's solidarity to maintain sexual freedom: The men... were very angry because their wives were openly having relations with their lovers. The men... met and passed a law to the effect that every woman... should renounce her lover and present a goat to her husband as a token of repentance... The women held... secret meetings and, a few mornings later, they went to a neighboring [village], leaving all but suckling children behind them... [The men] endured it for a day and a half and then they went to the women and begged their return... [T]he men gave [the women] one goat and apologized informally and formally.27 Thus through mikiri women acted to force a resolution of their individual and collective grievances.
Rotflmao!
I pity the man though. He doesn't deserve this. Mutter What do you say about This custom? Something needs to be done about cheating |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 7:49pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
Sophyrocks: Dnt mind these men that justify cheating. They have forgotten that if they want to cheat they need women. As men dey cheat women dey cheat. 50/50. Gbam! Let them keep deceiving themselves and sounding like broken records.  Don't spoil their market na Men are free to cheat; maybe I should even start importing sex dolls  Abi who will men cheat with? |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 7:48pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
oshaosha2014: The pple wey born u really train you gan, and u sef train yourself well well. By their words you shall know them.
Too much freedom is turning women to something else. I agree with you 1000% Start caging them na.... Begin with the poster you quoted |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 7:46pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
mutter: A man was stoned to death if he laid with another mans wife. That was an offence against the other man and thus he erred. He was not stoned to death for cheating on his wife.
I stand to be corrected If a man & a woman was caught, they were both stoned to death There are a lot of cases... The only one I know did not involve death was If the woman was a Virgin and he must never divorce her |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 7:39pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
donpeey22: Always on the defence even when they have no points.  Even when men marry without love, they don't deny the lady sex. When they cheat on their wives, it is not because they don't "love" her.
As far as I am concerned, the man has only exposed a marital infidel and warned other men to stay away from her and her ilks. Nothing like washing his dirty linen in public. Who are the they? You haven't heard of men who deny their wives sex? If men cheat doesn't mean they don't love their wives bla bla ... do you know What love is? Men can cheat , women can't.... Yet in your haste, you do not realize that endorsing cheating for men mean 1. More women would be promiscuous to meet the needs of cheating men or 2. Men would become homosexuals If women are to be decent. Think of the ripple effect next time |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 7:32pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
mutter: When it came to women, men never erred. They were always right. Interesting Now see why you support men most of the time; men are always right. I would say We go back to the time of Moses in the OT. Luckily for us, God is fair and it is stoning to death for both parties Drastic actions need to be taken against cheats What do you think ? |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 7:29pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
ileobatojo:
 What do you think?  On a serious note, I am sure If there are drastic consequences, cheating would reduce greatly |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 7:27pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
mutter: Some years back a lady was admitted in hospital the man had given her a good beating and she called the police. When the police came she acted up like she was collapsing and the called the ambulance. I really fet bad for her when I saw her and then I deceided to go visit the man and talk to him. He was sitting there really upset. You could see a man at the end of his rope . The woman had poured the soup put all over him. Worse still the whole house was in an unhygenic and messy state, really aweful. The woman had also been buying on credit , owing everywhere, cheating on him, all over the place for money. It was such a disaster. What could I say? He was bleeding too just that the scars were inside. Not without reason that provocations an excuse in Law and you can even get away with man slaughter if you are provoked enough. The wife going public is in no way anything compared to the woman's adultery. Did she not mess up the lives of the kid`s by what she did. I hope you are not supporting her because you identify with what she did  In the olden days she would have been stripped naked and chased away, or made to take a cleansing bath in public. This even still happens in some places today. According to African tradition the punishment for adultery is public disgrace and humiliation. This is exactly what she got here.
The ancestors will certainly be happy with him  You seem to know history well What was the punishment of erring men? We might as well go back to it |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 7:23pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
ileobatojo: Abeg explain fully jare. What should the sistas learn?  What again? How to deal effectively with roaming dycks One learner has kuku poured acid on her bf's kini |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 7:20pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
ileobatojo: As to when she confessed, I won't be surprised to hear she confessed a decade ago and the guy decided to hit record and bring up the old issue again so that he can have something to use against her because she took him to court. And the only thing the guy could think of was smearing his name & that of his kids in mud. Interesting With time sha We will forget all of them; a juicer story will surface Kids should do a change of name... parents; their cup of tea |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 7:16pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
ileobatojo: Nope, it was a one off affair as far as we were told. One off? Nigerian wives should start learning  |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 7:05pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
ileobatojo: The affair happened 11 yrs ago. We don't know exactly when the wife confessed. Keen on knowing when wife confessed... Was the affair one off or she was continuously cheating till This video? |
Family › Re: Nigeria Might Need More Divorces By Peculiar Okafor by bukatyne(f): 7:01pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
Islie: Am sure the dictionary will explain better
And...... Since you believe I don't know the meaning, can you define it for me in your own terms You must be a mind reader to know What I believe and What I don't. Ephesians you quoted said wives submit, husbands love... You said women of today try switching roles I.e. them loving and men submitting... I asked for practical examples |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 6:57pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
ileobatojo: Okay, I just watched the second video. The affair happened 11yrs ago and she regretted, ended it and confessed it herself? Yet that's the main thrust of this guy's lengthy YouTube rant? This guy is completely ridiculous and was just out to whip up some drama to paint his damaged image in a good light. Why have you omitted the majority of what's been happening since that time and why you are embroiled in a court case with a restraining order? And please, look for some other infant to sell the story about your voice recorder being 'inadvertently' on. Bullshit. You mean The affair happened 11yrs ago or the wife confessed 11yrs ago? |
Celebrities › Re: “why I Gave Up My Career For Marriage”: Actress Uche Elendu by bukatyne(f): 5:36pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
So What happened  |
Family › Re: Procedure For Divorce by bukatyne(f): 4:34pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
Phema: My guess is; you really do not want a divorce. If you did, I'm sure you know just how to hire a Lawyer to take you through the process. 
And what is it with Nairalanders offering expired marital advice when someone has clearly stated she wants a divorce? Nairalanders; crying more than the bereaved since 1600BC  She opened a thread earlier and said they have gotten a resolution to their problems... @ OP: Try separation first and see if the issues are still on ground before divorce |
Family › Re: The Cry Of A Heartbroken Nigerian Husband In Houston whose wife cheated by bukatyne(f): 4:09pm On Feb 09, 2015 |
mutter: Then what was the act of the wife- wise! Did she think about her children when she got naked and let another man climb her? Did she think about her children when she was blowing her silly mouth of to the husband?
That woman broke her marriage vows and opened up for another man. Thus she descecrated the marriage. A marriage is holy bound in heaven as well as on earth.
When you descecrate a holy ground it looses it`s holiness and vultures can come and feast there. Dogs can come and defecate there.
Since she wanted to take what was meant for the marriage and expose it outside. The man is only helping her to expose it the more.
By exposing her he has cleansed himself of his hurt and pain. The woman was not repentant so she deserved no mercy. Act of the wife.... 100% foolish... (I have not watched the video but it sounds like the wife was zero for the get go) I also agree with you that any husband/wife who cheat has done the above My point is that you do not cut your nose to spite your face. If the man wants to deal with her, he should do so in a clean way that would not stain himself or his kids |