₦airaland Forum

chuna1985:
Let her dish d food. There's nothing wrong wit that.

babygirlfl:
That is my point exactly. Is Ngozi Iweala's husband going to ask her to leave her job and dish the food in front of him? People won't call a spade a spade. This issue is simple. It's not whether we can serve our husband or not. It is about a man waiting for the busy wife to dish from the food right in front of him. Notice how the story has been turned to make the woman bad. Agreed it won't kill the woman if she dishes it but to ignore the obvious lack of respect and love on the part of the man and exaggerate the woman's refusal is beyond comprehension.

tchidi:
So, here's an amazing way of cooking egusi soup.... awesome!!!!!

babygirlfl:
Did I read it right? Are we talking about Oga dishing food that is in front of him?

It seems the wife is a housewife. I don't see the man asking the wife to dish food that is already served if she too was getting ready for work at the same time. It does not make Oga right but at least he will have an excuse.

From the fb replies, it is clear most women don't pamper their husband because they love and adore him but because they are scared another woman will take their place. Yet the said men still jump from one woman to another claiming men are polygamous. Just how these women live their life like that beats me. So sad.

SAMBARRY:
Cococandy you know woram saying for real

gerarahia

SAMBARRY:
Cococandy come and see ya sisters you escaped from

ahen I even wan ask . Is ya eyeballs always restless. As in running left and right in the sockets

byvan03:
Nwanne mmadu I dey jare, make I collect small instant headache from the thread .

How pushing dey go?

byvan03:
She never start ask Facebook, this one nah beginning.

bukatyne:
See pictures of fit women I could find.

Imagine them more conscious of their bodies and wearing bikinis

Cc: EfemenaXY

CFCfan:
Folks and irrelevant stuff they whine about

waxdude:
Ewoooooo ...cococandy I want..., recipe? Hope its easy to make

Chillisauce:
Not sweet tooth but how did you make this ?

Banana Bread Recipe
Prep time: 10 minutesCook time: 1 hourYield: Makes one loaf
No need for a mixer for this recipe! Clean-up is easy too, if you want, you can mix everything in one bowl.
The best bananas to use for banana bread are those that are over-ripe. The yellow peels should be at least half browned, and the bananas inside squishy and browning.

Ingredients
2-3 very ripe bananas, peeled
1/3 cup melted butter
1 cup of sugar (can easily use 3/4 cup, or drop it down to 1/2 cup if you want it less sweet)
1 egg, beaten
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 teaspoon baking soda
Pinch of salt
1 1/2 cups of all-purpose flour


Method
Preheat the oven to 350°F (175°C), and butter a 4x8-inch loaf pan.
In a mixing bowl, mash the ripe bananas with a fork until smooth. Stir the melted butter into the mashed bananas.
Mix in the baking soda and salt. Stir in the sugar, beaten egg, and vanilla extract. Mix in the flour.
Pour the batter into your prepared loaf pan. Bake for 1 hour to 1 hour 10 minutes (check at 50 minutes) at 350°F (175°C), or until a tester inserted into the center comes out clean.
Remove from oven and cool completely on a rack. Remove the banana bread from the pan. Slice and serve. (A bread knife helps to make slices that aren't crumbly.)


Read more: http://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/banana_bread/#ixzz3kVt5nckW

naijababe:
My no bread resolution does not include my banana bread

damiso:
Cococandy that looks yummy
Naijababe sebi the bannana nullifies the bread and makes it healthy

Amis:
Abeg fedex mine

Looks great

Amis:
It's been awhile, how are the foodlanders

Ayamase stew..

Cc..cococandy, friedplantain, FannySwindler

Madame Coco did you ever try cooking the ayamase?

SalC:
Seriously when I see the number of women on the streets of Naija with babies strapped to their backs and perhaps pulling another by the hand and a tray of groundnut of a bowl of sachet water on their heads, another in the market place with baby on the back and a pushing a wheel barrow of this or that under the scorching sun. Then you come online to see men claiming they can't take care of their own babies because they work for the upkeep of their family, it beats my imagination.

So the women who work or do business and still take care of the babies are now fools? I don't even want to go into the fact that most of these men who claim to be to busy to take care of their children are actually being fed and cared for by their wives

If they are actually providing for their families as they want us to believe, those women should be at home or more conducive places doing their business with those children and not under the sun.

Real men work for their families' upkeep and still have time for their kids.

You suggested they should sell the kids, incase they don't find buyers, I suggest they sow the kids as seed on faith in their churches

Whynotthetruth:
Border control is function of Nigeria immigration and other security agencies not customs...

Customs has almost automated most of their operations though a few still remains...that's yam and goat analogy of Jonathan or building strong institutions Jonathan did in different sectors including customs...

What custom needs is to continue with those Jonathan/Dikko reforms to automate ALL their activities thereby minimizing such leakages...not getting one old man in the name of cleaning imaginary system...

What and how will Ali do it if not what Jonathan/Dikko did...That's enduring legacy and building strong institutions as against strong individuals who can only be at a place at a time...

BTW do you know how long it will take Ali to understand the system before planning on how to check whatever he wants to achieve....

Buhari is simply ridiculous and unfortunately cheered on by ridiculous people...It's modern and technology driven age plzzzz...Buhari and his style are analogue bro...

toshmann:


Ifykratic ifybembe
Nwanne house na house

Ify ekpere m wu ka idi ogologo ndu
Ima how far.

Cococandy, coco de coco , u say u no sabi wetin i de talk, okay o. Ka chineke mezie okwu. Inu na di, ka m hapu gi.
Maka 'lekwa ntu', gaa juo ify ihe i mean-iri

SalC:
God bless you a million times.

That "alone" should be in uppercase and the font size increased to 50.

bukatyne:
The new fathers in my office brag to tell us that they can care for their new babes alone (even if it is just feeding, carrying and changing of pampers )

My cousin had to pet his new born to sleep every night for the first few months (and yeah, he is a bank manager)

It is only here you see every guy saying it is a woman's job, only men provide nonsense.

I am sure all the women working put their salaries in their pockets every month

Good morning dear

wristbangle:
Guess she wants to pick her market from some people @ port and it arrived earlier than expected.

wristbangle:
Fathers most time provide the financial support for the family as some of them see babysitting their child for a moment as not their responsibility. You should know what am talking about especially the ego guys.

wristbangle:
It may sound silly madame but some guys ego will not allow them take such responsibilities.