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She looks good!

Bad role model

It takes as much time as is available

hotclint: Go school = Strike
I no go school = illiteracy
I travel by air = Plane crash
By sea = Militants
By land = Kidnappers, bad roads and robbers
By train = 2-days from Kano to Lagos
I go to Mosque/Church = Boko Haram
I go to village = Witchcraft
I stay at home = No work!
Wetin una want make person do??

Lmao....try stand up comedy

Imanuelle: Pics or it didn't happen

Is this the latest trend?

^^^you look lovely.....easy on the lightening creams.....you don't need them.
Just moisturizer, moisturizer and more moisturizer !!! Let your skin drink moisture

^^^ and ears too!

Lmao.....silly thread!
Btw what's the difference between fair and yellow?
And doesn't level of education attained count for anything?

Hohohohoho.........it's def not by force o......lmao

Osama10: This people harsh oh, after all the begging.

Why do Nigerians think that begging solves everything?

If you live on Canadian soil, then follow their darn laws for fecks sake!!!

Breaking every little law then thinking that you can beg your way out of it will turn their country into another Nigeria and we can see why they wouldn't want that now, can't we? If Nigeria was worth running home to would they have stayed a year to try to sort it out or ran home immediately ?

I don't know why some people abuse and trample on others generosity and hospitality.

babyosisi: You want me to have a broke inlaw
Chukwu Aju!!
Will you use sand to pay the bride price?
Mbaise women are not cheap o FYI
I am looking for a man that is already swimming in money
We don't encourage poor suitors biko
Ask CFC if he has cousins that won't mind drinking garri

Chei......correct woman
LWKM

Room full of crooks

All the money in the world and he's still dressing like a tout

Bride looks miserable as far as I m concerned

I don't see any affection between bride and groom

Politically motivated wedding......anything you see in the marriage manage ok.....

Flawless beauties

Nice thread @ babyosisi .........very practical advice.

The husband was probably stingy and this was the only way to unclench his fist.......

I just wonder what the quality and dedication to lecturing will be like if this is called off without demands being met. 'Taxation' of students will probably compensate for this if FG is not forthcoming with funds....... I know what some Naija lecturers are capable of........too bad

sambroose: Only for naija you go see Market women dey chase Lecturers ..smh

before they are market women, they are people's mothers whose children have been affected .........so what is your point??

Lol......all I see are Chinese and black people
Sure this isn't somewhere in Asia?
Nice pic sha

It is ell with you OP

Kudos

mysticgal: sweedie jumbo,as a fan i will advice you hit the gym

I think she might be pregnant

Interesting question....... I m not sure they deserve need it anyway

He's probably loaded with a rich influential family that's why they are calling the shots and putting YOUR own wedding on hold

It doesn't sound like a healthy relationship to me......so much disrespect and maltreatment. You should be free to disagree with your fiancé without feeling like you have a gag order. So what now, you can't express how you feel in a relationship.......so why are you in it?

Are you equally yoked? Can two walk together unless they agree?

Please calm down and like somebody said if they want to postpone let them postpone, you won't die!

Go and marry her jor and stop making noise! Don't you know where she lives anymore?

ckkris: On what is your doubt based? This is the report of a research.

What research? Where did you see research in this article or the link? What was the sample size? Was it significant? Where's the p value?
Just because some 'jobful' person rattles some numbers and percentages off the top of his head........you assume its 'research'ko

[quote author=gree-die]i agree with ifyalways. op don't open any secret account. don't deactivate ur atm cards, don't question ur hubby on how he spends money, don't ask him to help out at home and don't put urself and your kids first!

ur husband is your better half, your only half and part of ur job description is to make him happy always. he is the head of the home, dress him up as such.its important that he keep up appearances so borrow money if u have to and set up another biz for him and if it fails, keep trying still.

he is a loving husband and ur home is peaceful. u should be contented, don't try to shake up things. set up a policy for him and the kids incase u are no more. u are a virtuous woman, ur reward is in heaven.[/quote]What is this that my eyes are seeing??
Wonders shall never end

Yield: OP, you're the one who has been enabling him., e.g. giving him access to all your ATMs. You said you would be in the office and receiving withdrawal alerts!). You loaned him your brother's money for a business, which didn't succeed. You then gave him N2.5million for another business, which also went down the drain. The fact that he didn't want to tell you how he spent the money and he got angry whenever you asked is dishonest. You offered to pay for him to continue doing his professional exams so he could move forward, but he refused. The company he was working for called him back for work, but he turned them down! Him warning you not to tell anyone what's going on is a bad idea. You said he also brags when he's not even the one who has been working for the money he is spending recklessly! He wants to keep everything in the closet and continue this destructive behaviour of eating all your money. Stop enabling him! You just had a baby, so at this time he should be doing his best to provide for you and making sure you and your child are comfortable. He is not doing that; he's not even doing anything at all. Whatever you do, make sure you set your eyes on you child's future and his/her well-being. Don't let it get to the point where you will not have a roof over your heads all because of a lazy, undisciplined man. He needs to get a job. I would not listen to the individual who said you should get a joint-account, my dear you will just find yourself on the streets, so please do not do that. Seek the help of a financial advisor and tell him/her what's going on. They will look at your accounts and further advice you. If he doesn't want to go along with you because he's proud or doesn't think he has a problem, then you go alone. At this point, you want to do what is best for yourself and new baby.

Gbam

aguiyi: seriously, op
you have not said anything. i expected to see list of ways to hand the note or ways of increasing our export thereby adding value to the Naira

This is a forum not a primary 1 classroom . The Op is not required to 'say anything' but bring up a topic that generates a discussion with like minds and not sit people down and spoon feed their urge for didactic learning.

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Please share with your loved ones. God bless You![/quote]This is lovely.
I m sorry.....I just have to quote it so I won't be looking for the thread later when I need it

simplemach: Chinwem, i think u sure need a smartpen.

I ve corrected it, thanks

Lovely

Happy married married life to the couple if the news is actually true.

Are you slow or something?