₦airaland Forum

Vulcan24:
You guys didn't take charge of your father's properties and get closer to him ?
Some of these women were just waiting for their husband to due and start claiming

You can and should def takia of her but she can't deprive you of your father's properties
Take it easy and find a way to inherit your father's wealth. It is your right

Vulcan24:
The head of the family if a man dies intestate is the First eldest son. the mother should reason and think of the comfort and future of his children as the care of burden would still be on the first son.

I think the mother is just been possessive and there s more to this story cos most mothers who had issues with their husband tenaciously cling to the property thinking this is a reward for all the years of maltreatment and suffering

however i see this as a poor judgment and callousness, Son should take over the property, renovate and if he wishes settled the mother in a better apartment or allow live in same house. that the proper way and right thinking people should go

I HAVE A SON TOO, he should not give in to the wish of his mother, imagine i leave property and my first son is not allowed to live in it, i will get up from my grave and throw that woman out.

Tradepunter2:
they have scored

wiseone28:
Na only 4k you chop today

yellowgarri2:
Quit bro, don't make the mistake of chasing your loss. It's well with you

VeryWickedMan:
Spits

Kingpin1000:
Mugu, the vagina is acidic by nature and it drops those fluid on the panties.
It's not about hygiene, if you try to reduce the acidity of the vagina many microorganisms will invade or even colonize the vagina, which is one of the causes of candidiasis, which causative agent is Candida albicans

Jackossky:
Lol
I'm currently serving.

Lagos
Somewhere on the Island with one of the top firms in the world. Not Nigeria


Laughs again

Coldie:
Lies. This is an old recording it wasn’t between a corper and his student. Even the voice would tell u it’s not from a corper, that’s the voice of a man between 30-50years

Jackossky:
Phony

An NYSC (Teacher) not knowing that school is on holiday.

Abegii

jimetagambo:
Terrible to watch. He sees the guy has dirt. Note that Charles belongs to a generation that witnessed apartheid in South Africa and racial segregation laws in the USA. Old habits die hard.

One of the reasons Harry excused himself.

Black man, you are on your own . pic.twitter.com/4Ely5WOGnj

— Obakeng COT MMC Environment Agriculture . (@RamaboduObakeng) September 19, 2022

Did King Charles ignore Black man? Here's what Twitter thinks about viral video

A viral video of King Charles III has ignited debate on social media, highlighting issues regarding the monarch and the media. King Charles III, the new king of the United Kingdom (UK), can be seen in a video shaking the hands of mourners who came to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth the second, who passed away early last week.

However, a particular incident during which the King shook every hand that came his way, except that of an adult black guy of African heritage waiting in the crowd, has provoked conflicting emotions from Kenyans and other Africans.

The monarch allegedly skipped over and ignored the handshake from the African before shaking all the other white hands. According to media reports, all other African presidents travelled to the funeral on the same bus, while US President Joe Biden arrived with his entire presidential escort.

Ahmed Asmali, a social media personality, wrote on Twitter while sharing the video, "From their leaders being forced into buses to not being greeted." Obakeng Ramabodu, a Twitter user, posted the viral video on his feed. The video has more than 40 lakh views and more than 1 lakh likes since it was posted.

On the video, about 30,000 users commented. Many people criticised the King for his discriminatory action, while others uploaded a video that was the contrary of the viral one. Even the last few seconds of the video, in which King greets a black individual, was reposted by one user.

Generalwoodz:
They are cadets

gulfer:
Simple, no paper and if they leave. they cannot get in again.........So they end up staying for many years until they succeed or otherwise, I know someone that left in the late 90s and has not secured his papers, cannot come home and has never sent a pin back home because he cannot work or even own a bank account

KingAzubuike:
Egbeda ticks all your boxes. It's not talked about much but egbeda is a very nice place with nice secure estates.


Second option would be surulere.

Darammliveth:
Allen, Ikeja.