Family › Re: Is There Any Risk Sponsoring The Education Of A Girl You Want To Marry? by Cammo(op): 7:35pm On Feb 02, 2016 |
TeOwl: From your replies it is obvious that you didn't come for advice, you just want somone to encourage you to pay for her school fees and upkeep... just dont come back here on nairaland lamenting that she decided to end the relationship after 3 - 4 years.
And is this NOT what you wrote on January 29th, 2016? You're 100% correct. I hate to wash my linens in public but for the sake of clarity, as to what led to the comment, please allow me to say this. My last relationship went sour and I wouldn't want this one to end the same way. My former gf and I didn't have any issues but the way our relationship ended was very heartbreaking. I got to know from a friend that she was engaged to a guy who lives in London secretly, an arrangement made between the two families. But I didn't believe them (in fact, I quarrelled and stopped talking with some of my friends) because all the while we've been meeting, she didn't show me any sign of it and her attitude didn't change at all. Even when I told her what my friends said, she laughed over it and called them haters. Then suddenly she stopped coming to see me and her number was unreachable. So I went to their house to check on her, and to my greatest dismay the younger sister told me she had traveled out since the past week to meet her husband in London. You need to see the look of contempt on her mother's face that day. The same woman that used to call me her "small husband." So, bro, I made that statement out of anger or let's say I'm transferring my aggression for the last girl to this one. Do you know this led me to hating girls to the point that I beat my younger sister to stupor one night for coming home late? I stopped dating, wooing or talking with girls even at church! This people are just unpredictable! It still baffles me how I came to fall in with this one; and yet, at times, I would tell myself "this is not love. I'm just trying to forget my past." Now the same friends I abandoned are back to warn me not to make the mistake of trust again. I can't really explain....You may not understand how I feel. |
Family › Re: Is There Any Risk Sponsoring The Education Of A Girl You Want To Marry? by Cammo(op): 4:22pm On Feb 02, 2016 |
Faith111: Well I didn't create a thread to give Credence to my Hubby...I only commented on a Thread that provided a platform to share my personal experience... If you feel jealous about the Credence, wait till you get Married. I love my Hubby, im Happily Married, earn well, and a mother at that..so i wonder what hidden agenda i have on a blog like NL. Not looking for Date...Married Not Seeking for a Job....Employed Not In Need of Children... A Mother Learn To Trust People...Not everyone has an hidden agenda. Wow! You're truly blessed and fulfilled. So jealous of you.  |
Family › Re: Is There Any Risk Sponsoring The Education Of A Girl You Want To Marry? by Cammo(op): 4:15pm On Feb 02, 2016*. Modified: 4:35pm On Feb 02, 2016 |
livhorgng: My Brother, my answer is YES. I don't want to read other comments BUT I well know that all are not same, I strongly advise you NOT to unless you both are married already even at that its too risky amd telling you this be two/three experinces of mine. Better watch your step, wome are evil. May I ask what's your own level of education, such was on me before I went to school she said am not educated and I cursed her till date with her education/money no man has ask her out. So be warned!!!!!!!!! I studied Business Administration in LASU (Faculty of Management Sciences); graduated in 2013. |
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Family › Re: Is There Any Risk Sponsoring The Education Of A Girl You Want To Marry? by Cammo(op): 8:44am On Feb 02, 2016 |
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Family › Re: Is There Any Risk Sponsoring The Education Of A Girl You Want To Marry? by Cammo(op): 8:38am On Feb 02, 2016 |
Lalasticlala |
Family › Re: Is There Any Risk Sponsoring The Education Of A Girl You Want To Marry? by Cammo(op): 2:11pm On Feb 01, 2016 |
FTBOY: LMAO! she started dreaming after all the expenses made on her LOL! |
Family › Re: Is There Any Risk Sponsoring The Education Of A Girl You Want To Marry? by Cammo(op): 10:15pm On Jan 29, 2016 |
tearoses: Fees + girl does not automatically = Marriage
You can pay her fees and you may or may not end up get married, so have this at the back of your mind. Like many relationships it may or may not work out in the end. I'm not buying her into marriage with money. We've been dating since early last year and have been talking about a future together. Now she's in school but is having difficulties paying up her bills. I can afford to assist her throughout her 4 years but my friends think it wouldn't turn out good in the end. I'm considering so many things. Her mom is a widow And what if some other guy offers to assist her - she'd definitely leave me |
Family › Re: Is There Any Risk Sponsoring The Education Of A Girl You Want To Marry? by Cammo(op): 10:06pm On Jan 29, 2016 |
BuddhaPalm: If you can assist her without obligation, do it. But if it's predicated upon marriage...banking on a woman's promises is fool's gold.
A girl in 100L is still a baby, and is yet to discover herself.
300 - 400L when she's near her peak sexual-market-value, and there are guys from all angles, would she still consider you a good deal? She doesn't know this yet. She's 21. By the time she graduates she'll be 25 or 26 |
Family › Re: Is There Any Risk Sponsoring The Education Of A Girl You Want To Marry? by Cammo(op): 7:06pm On Jan 29, 2016 |
emerged01: Help her if you have the resources but don't be hopeful you will marry her. Don't do it for her,do it for God. Just don't expect anything good from her in return to prevent heart attack. That's the problem. I hope to marry her. |
Family › Is There Any Risk Sponsoring The Education Of A Girl You Want To Marry? by Cammo(op): 6:32pm On Jan 29, 2016 |
I have a girlfriend that I plan to marry. She's a 100 Level student in UNILAG but is having difficulties paying her up school fees. Her mom, a widow, is doing her best but it's not enough. Since I'm a graduate and now working, I feel like helping out. It's an obligation I earnestly wish to take but my friends keep telling me that she would eventually dump my sorry ass for another guy before graduation, and there's nothing I can do. Very confused. I love her and I know she loves me too. Please advice. |
Celebrities › Re: Wizkid's Ex-girlfriend, Sophie Rammal Weds (photo) by Cammo: 5:21pm On Jan 29, 2016 |
So what happens to Desmond Elliot's former wife? |
Romance › Re: Why You Should Marry A Working Lady by Cammo: 1:20pm On Jan 29, 2016 |
shizzy7: @the emboldened, we have orphans, children with irresponsible parents, some see themselves through school..... Its not always the same rosy affair for everybody....
All I'm saying is there are men who pick students over working class, I had girls like that in my class and they eventually got married in final yr/after school..
I don't have to understand, you're writing from your own perspective and personal opinion and you've generalized on the negative part(break-up, student boyfriend e.t.c...) It has always been the case, my dear. It's ok to have a young wife who's also a student but training a girl and hoping to marry her after graduation is a silly investment. That girl would dump your sorry ass later for another guy. I'm not just talking from a one-off experience. It's a different case altogether if she's orphaned; I'd know I'm sponsoring her education for the sake of humanity. Let the parents/guardian do the training themselves. She's their responsibility |
Romance › Re: Why You Should Marry A Working Lady by Cammo: 1:17pm On Jan 29, 2016 |
Double post |
Romance › Re: Why You Should Marry A Working Lady by Cammo: 10:10am On Jan 29, 2016 |
Why is Sickstar everywhere in this thread showing attitude? Probably, she doesn't hope to be a working lady after school. Another Facebook/NL/Twitter addict.  |
Romance › Re: Why You Should Marry A Working Lady by Cammo: 10:05am On Jan 29, 2016 |
mccoy47: Love it or hate it. 70% of undergraduate Nigerian girls are NOT ready for marriage!
They say the truth is a bitter pill hence I understand the ranting from the students here.
Show me a working class lady who clubs 4 times a week and I will show you 10 students who does the same.
Show me a workin class lady who has multiple bf's and I will show you 20 students who are doing worse.
Show me a workin class lady who begs for virtually evrytin and I will show you 100 students who does worse!
Show me a working class lady who is vain and I will show you 20 students who are worse.
Show me a working class lady who still believes in the perfect man( 6ft tall, handsome, very rich, loving and humble etc) & I will show you 50 students who believes the same!
OP once again thumbs up for this thread! God bless you for this post. |
Romance › Re: Why You Should Marry A Working Lady by Cammo: 10:03am On Jan 29, 2016 |
shizzy7: Are you kidding ?
Men in their right senses have picked students over working class ladies as wife,,,Some even sponsored them through school.....
Everyone has different views towards issues.. It's a risk I would never take. Child training is parents responsibility, so let her parents train her first. That student probably has a fellow student boyfriend she's spending your money on. You might just end up training another man's daughter for free. You're a lady, you won't understand |
Romance › Re: Why You Should Marry A Working Lady by Cammo: 9:27am On Jan 29, 2016 |
sickstars: So the student wont graduate to gain employment?
We not talking of secondary school students i mean students in d university oh ur mind tinks am defending d childish ones who still club and all nah
M talkin of d everly read ladies who just had a lityle set back with their education level but are of age! Ok? I perfectly understand what you're saying. The problem you have here is comprehension. The Op never in any way condemned students, after all, the working class ladies were once students. But who would pick a student who's still a liability over a worker who'd be of much help? |
Romance › Re: Why You Should Marry A Working Lady by Cammo: 9:22am On Jan 29, 2016 |
shizzy7: Sickstars na wa for you oooo..
You don finish the op for page 0. Because the Op's post affects her. |
Romance › Re: Why You Should Marry A Working Lady by Cammo: 9:20am On Jan 29, 2016 |
sickstars: We av working female bankers stil sleeping arond like dogs
Just cos u jealous school girls are gettin married doesnt mean u vent ur fustration
I av seen several working class women still sleeping arond for money ur point is??
And dose who are students wont dey mature one day to start working? Or is it not d certificate to work dey tryin to acquire
Will dey b students for ever?
Are workin class ladies not students at one point
A student can manage a home better
Cos i av arond me alot of married students .nd dey doin fine! Do you think with your brain at all? Which man in his right senses would pick a student over a working lady as wife? SMH! |
Romance › Re: Why You Should Marry A Working Lady by Cammo: 9:18am On Jan 29, 2016 |
Pinkydove, kindly ignore those lazy ass girls condemning your write up. Everything you said is true, a working class lady is the ideal wife for an average Nigerian. Not some Facebook and Twitter addicted bitches. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Cammo: 4:16pm On Jan 23, 2016 |
patches689: I gotta say I really love that English DPM cammo... something about it allways catches my eye 
Also, what chest rig do they issue your men? Im talking about the guy who seems to have one with the 3 mag pouches ontop of what seems to be a plat-carrier.  |
Celebrities › Re: Tiwa Savage Reacts To Mercy Johnson's Post Baby Body -take It One Step At A Time by Cammo: 6:34pm On Jan 21, 2016 |
chubbygal: Respect mothers cos e no EASY!!!! Nice pics, but not all mothers get tears after birth |
Romance › Re: Have You Ever Been Caught Naked By Someone? by Cammo: 5:33pm On Jan 20, 2016 |
Any young female MTN staff should contact me for business |
Crime › Re: Policemen Abscond As Robbers Shoot Guard, Abduct Couple In Lagos by Cammo: 5:33pm On Jan 20, 2016 |
Any young female MTN staff should contact me for business |
Crime › Re: I Needed Human Head To End My Suffering – Man Confesses In Enugu (photo) by Cammo: 5:32pm On Jan 20, 2016 |
Any young female MTN staff should contact me for business |
Politics › Re: Forgery: Ekweremadu Fails In Bid To Stop Judgment by Cammo: 5:32pm On Jan 20, 2016 |
Any young female MTN staff should contact me for business  |
Autos › Re: 2004 Honda Civic EX (american Spec Full Option)-very Cheap N580k by Cammo: 4:32pm On Jan 12, 2016 |
What do you mean by no sound system? Are you saying the car doesn't have ordinary radio? |
Agriculture › Re: Bush Dog Killed In Our Fish Farm This Morning by Cammo: 2:12pm On Dec 30, 2015 |
How many people killed it? See old men taking selfies with a dead animal  |
Family › Re: My Husband Fondles Our 19-year-old Daughter’s Breasts – Woman Tells Court by Cammo: 4:52pm On Nov 04, 2015 |
I don't believe this story. Mother and daughter can always cook up a good story against father and husband, if they really mean to deal with him. I'm suspecting the woman has found a new lover, so she's looking for a good reason to file for a divorce |
Celebrities › Re: Damilola Attoh: “Any Teacher That Touches My Son Will Face The Devil” by Cammo: 5:54pm On Nov 03, 2015 |
ZUBY77: No, the Bible is referring to chocolates and candies. Another one of them.
If you child misbehaves, give him a candy. Don't ever misquote the bible phrase, the rod of discipline. It doesn't mean a real rod. If you can't use a rod on your pet, how much more your own child. The rod here connotes a measure of discipline to make the child feel the consequence of his sin. |
Celebrities › Re: Damilola Attoh: “Any Teacher That Touches My Son Will Face The Devil” by Cammo: 5:45pm On Nov 03, 2015 |
Lilimax: You go teeh my sister but I'll leave you with these two scriptures:
Whoever spares the rod hates their children, but the one who loves their children is careful to discipline them.~ Proverbs 13:24
Foolishness is bound up in the heart of a child; The rod of discipline will remove it far from him.~(Proverbs 22:15)
And you believe the bible was literally referring to a real rod? |