₦airaland Forum

Persephone1:


I don't see in-laws as threat and in as much as I know some can be very crraaazzzzyyyy I will still love to maintain positive energy and relations with them.

I pray my in-laws will be my second family.

PotatoSalad:
I think cosmetic surgeons should know when to refer a patient to a therapist instead of thinking of their pockets.

IyaebeTheGreat:
The third wife used it against the second wife in one of their altercations and she did her own findings and found out to be true. The daughters have already taken charge of some of the properties,so it's not hidden

IyaebeTheGreat:
I swear, but I'm feeling for the son. He's not even making any trouble about his father's decisions. He's a calm gentle man

IyaebeTheGreat:
The second wife vowed to deal with him. She said not on her life will such happen under her eyes

Ahmed0336:
Hmmm

I support the man's decision with two trucks filled with cassava, but him for reduce am to 70% nah. Give the son 15% and the third wife 15%

That second wife is the real devil.

[b]How did he allow such sensitive issue to leak?[/bold]

Rokiat:
When I tell these fools don’t a pursue
Man they thought I was joking…….I don’t know why women are getting so desperate these days smh.

The whole dating game so fu…ck up these days and I blame social media and dating apps for this. When the game was good before all these dating apps men actually went up to women and got her number etc
Call me old fashion but I prefer it this way.


I don’t know when did men become so feminine as to want to now be chased by women. Gay tendencies I tell you.

Dshocker:
It is true...

Is there any of your sisters, family members or friends that got married to an Igbo guy?

Dshocker:
I noticed Igbo guys barely marry Yoruba girls, why is that?

Adebowale89:
you've issue with comprehension, I already state why my first paragraph was made in my second paragraph



try dey read, brain is not in your head for decoration

NoToPile:
Buka stranger things have happened in this Lagos, I honestly don't doubt the story at all.

Was this not also similar to the burna boy saga at a club, Random guy, random married lady at the club


Anyway the woman has been intimidated already and shes scared.

NoToPile:
Buka stranger things have happened in this Lagos, I honestly don't doubt the story at all.

Was this not also similar to the burna boy saga at a club, Random guy, random married lady at the club


Anyway the woman has been intimidated already and shes scared.

Obavoh:
There was plenty food and drinks for the guest. We danced till midnight.
My wife and I packed food home.

The wedding was sponsored by my elder bro and his senior wives.

I asked him how he is able to manage more than one wife and he told me he usually sets up businesses for his wives and each wife is responsible for feeding and clothing herself and the children and also paying school fees.

He deals on timber. He said he promised to settle each wife with a house once he passes on.

Adebowale89:
I Prefer driving myself though because some drivers act as if they hanged other lives at home




while driving I take caution when my instinct tells me you're speeding much, even though na God dey save person but taking caution have saves a lot of lives



driving is a skill I can't get tired of

dominique:
They're lucky they got caught in Nigeria. If they had gotten caught in Saudi they won't escape beheading. Thanks to this revamped NDLEA, the embarrassments our country faces at airport terminals has reduced to an extent

Popoola009:
I came across this pictures on Twitter of two ladies that got people talking this transformation is incredidible .

Check It out yourself.

Adekoya Adedoyin wrote:



https://twitter.com/adekoyaadedoy10/status/1648804140250722308?t=j2ahO6FwuCwxN4fx16oppA&s=19[/quote]Better coordination of themselves, properly settled in school, probably have lovers they need to look good for, can take care of themselves better, better camera + lightening/ toning.

Even though Alhaja dished the hijab, they still wear very baggy, loose fitting clothes.

GreyLaw:
A little more study of Romans 7:1-3 would tell you Paul was referring strictly to those who knew the law or rightly put those who were under the law in those verses. You and every other Christian around the world (apart from Israeli Jews) were not under the law. That passage in its strictest sense doesn't apply to you.

I Cor 7:13-15 Paul says if a woman's husband isn't unbelieving and still likes to be with her let the woman stay but if not she can go and marry another because she is not bound in such a union if the unbelieving husband doesn't like her. You see that the human will is given preference here. These are additional reasons for divorce and remarriage. Yet, these days, I have seen religious leaders compelling a woman terrorised by her unbelieving husband to remain with him, which clearly goes against scripture.

In the words of Jesus in Matthew 19:9, 10 where Jesus gave the condition for divorce as fornication, the word Jesus used in the Greek was "porneia" meaning adultery, incest and other forms of illicit sex. These are valid reasons for divorce.

Just trying to have a theological discourse bro. Enjoy your day.

saphiere:
I am not a tribal bigot. Some of you here can testify that I am a strong advocate for women's Right & advocacy. I advocate for equal rights for women in all spheres of life.

I have been involved in an inter-tribal relationship so there's no way anyone can say I am a tribal bigot.

But here is my piece of advice to the Igbos.

Don't ever as an Igbo stream the movie "Gang Of Lagos"

tunapawizzy:
Ms Ademosun, the special adviser to the governor on multilateral and inter-governmental affairs, has probably used feminism and alpha-female agenda to chase men away from her and and labelled "not wealthy" men as not up to her level....but here she is struggling to care for another woman's husband..... Alpha female at home......subservient female at work

GboyegaD:
When our professors can't point on any achievement in their name, they concern themselves with frivolity. It is a big shame on our educational system.

OKUCHI11:
We read about him one of those MAC MAMILLIAM readers (book 4 to be precise... ) It was a comprehension passage...

The last phrase I can remember from the passage is ... "He died on his way home".