Family › Re: How Do I Handle This Without Overdoing It by cococandy(f): 7:27am On Jun 28, 2016 |
adesteve2016: put it Into prayers... Don't be too negative about your husband.. God will see you through And bless your home...  |
Family › Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by cococandy(f): 7:25am On Jun 28, 2016 |
How difficult is it to develop love? Shows you have no idea what you're talking about. Typical mor0n. Telling others to do what they can't do. How many suffering children have you taken in and developed love for like your own kids? Do that first before telling others to do it. And yes you're right. If it was her child she'd probably have more patience. But it's not her child is it? Give me one reason why someone else's child should become her responsibility without her deciding on her own to take on such responsibility? Except for the simple reason that most of you are entitled mor0ns who think others owe you sh*t for fvcking your own wives and putting babies in them. Silly. SamMilla1: Wait a minute here. You mean she never supposed to be responsible for any other human being in a society like Nigeria where government social security is non existent?
So you are telling me you don't do anything for any other person except you and your children? God forbid, but what if your own parents had died when you were 2 years, would it be fine if nobody looked your way to help? No matter how stubborn you might have been?
How difficult is it to develop love? If her own child does all that she accused this girl of doing, where would she chase her to?
All you this new generation evil silly girls should understand that anybody could be in any position anytime. That's how dynamic this is life.
Like I said, you half-brain non-functional dead woods should always remember that life is very short.
I didn't read where this OP said she is bringing one Kobo to the table, but she is angry her husband bought Gloceries for his uncle who must have had a hand in his upbringing. Or did she think the husband fell from the sky? |
Family › Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by cococandy(f): 5:59am On Jun 28, 2016 |
Keep my name off your fingers. You and lastpage or whatever he's called. If you have advice give it to the OP and ignore my post. P.S it cannot be me or my relation because we know better than to reproduce for others to take care of. We didn't come to to this life to be an inconvenience and burden to others and judge them when they don't accept our baggage smiling. Yes if it was OP relation, her family won't sit and decide she should take the child in and then foist the decision on the husband. The child's father won't walk into her home at his convenience and expect OP and her husband to give him money. Yes the woman's relations will most likely not do that. It's usually the men's family in that retardedd society who believe they've done the woman a favor by marrying her that often behave in such high handed foolish ways. Like the wife shouldn't have a say about what happens in her own home. If it did happen that it was OP's family behaving in this nasty way, none of you here will tell the man he's evil for not wanting to carry that burden. bakila: @@marrymee, cococandy, valprof, SamMilla. First marrymee's motto is "take me seriously at your own risk" Cococandy if you are a relation of the husband you might not like the op's write up, you will be thinking of trying to give the girl a chance and will do give her one if she is your relation. The other guys I mentioned have a point but were harsh. Marrymee, if you are serious do not think of giving that girl a bad name to hang her. You do not know how deep the relationship is between your husband and her father. Because you are in a flat today does not mean the girl may not be in a better position in the future. @Lastpage you have a point. Again if you send that girl away through the design you have outlined above or due to the girls behavior your husband may never forgive, if he owes that uncle anything on his way "up" to Marry you. If your relation replaces his own it might be worse. |
Family › Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by cococandy(f): 10:49pm On Jun 27, 2016 |
You don't even have common sense. Is she supposed to be responsible for the girl? Having the girl in her home is supposed to be a favor and not something in-laws sit together, decide and foist on her. Your type will always have marital problems because you take your spouses for granted. If you can't raise a child, don't have one. Simple. Nobody came to this world to raise your kids for you. Such disgusting entitlement mentality. SamMilla1: You are probably an evil woman. Take that from me. All those bunch of lies you told against this girl just to paint her black, would you say the same things if she was your sister?
I can easily tell that you are angry because she came from the husbands side. It's common with all evil women.
Change your ways when you still can, otherwise you will pour hot water or acid on her someday and end up in Prison.
She broke plasma, broke Toilet WC, really? That hard thing? How did she do that? With a sledgehammer or what? What else did she do? She broke her shoes, tore her school uniform. Bed-wets, fights, never do anything such as assignment?
Why don't you just tell us you want her gone so you can bring your own sister? I am way too intelligent to believe all the rubbish you said about this innocent girl. Even Lucipher will find it very difficult to win a destruction contest with this 11 year old girl.
On top of that, her father comes for monthly salary in your place, of course with other incentives such as groceries etc. Where is the mother in all this? Do you really expect me to believe you? No mention of one good thing from the girl, not even to fetch water or cook anything?
Your heart is black because I don't see why you were hesistant when your husband wanted to bring her. Do you know their family history? Who trained your husband? What exactly are you bringing to the table?
You first of all painted the father of the girl with black paints as if you know anything about him. Evil thing.
And all you people shouting send her home, do you really think this evil thing is telling you all the story? Do you not believe that if this is a law court, the girl will have her chance to say her own version. She never wanted her in the first place and she admitted it up there. She just wanted her own relatives to fill the house. It's common with evil women. |
Family › Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by cococandy(f): 10:29pm On Jun 27, 2016 |
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Celebrities › Re: Another Olajumoke spotted In Uyo During A Modelling Shoot .(pictures) by cococandy(f): 9:28pm On Jun 27, 2016 |
Funny |
Family › Re: Sending Money To Parents Back Home by cococandy(f): 9:26pm On Jun 27, 2016 |
Eke40seven: You need to also explain the concept of income per capita, however, you also need to adjust and put so many things into consideration to arrive at a fair amount. Sending same amount to each individual doesn't necessarily mean that in real term the amount you sent is same... cosigned |
Family › Re: Relatives Turning Us Into Their World Bank by cococandy(f): 9:20pm On Jun 27, 2016 |
How ridiculous. It's annoyin really. They expect things as if you owe them. And can be very ungrateful too. I've never been able to understand that mindset. I consider myself generous if I have means to help but once the recipient begins to see it as their entitlement, I get turned off instantly. bebe2: That is ehh??
The so called uncles are the worst.
Few weeks ago while we were in Nigeria, one of my uncles in law casually strolled into my husbands family house to visit my parents in law only for him to meet my husband in the living room.
They briefly exchanged greetings , within a minute he has started asking my hubby for money. My hubby laughed and said no problem go and greet my parents I will see u before u leave.
He refused oo, insisting on getting some green leafs " dollars" my Hubby was trying to introduce our 2 kids to him , saying baba, I came with my children but this man refused to even take notice of the kids rather followed my husband to our room and I greeted him. Ahhh my wife u are here, gud ask ur husband to give some green leaf. By then my husbands eldest sister came in jokingly saying don't worry he will see u later. But the man refused ooo, by now I was boiling mad, my husband gave him 5k he refused that he wanted green leaf. Dats when my sis in law took the money from my husband and stylishly took the old man out .
It was so embarrassing, he then went to greet my parents in law before coming back to our room to pray for my husband and thank him for the money. |
Crime › Re: Theft Of Cooked Food On Fire In Ilorin Becomes Widespread by cococandy(f): 6:56pm On Jun 27, 2016 |
mekuzi09: And the Igbos were called names for rejecting him at the poll. Una eye don tear now. Who be 'una'? I didn't vote for him. God forbid. |
Crime › Re: Theft Of Cooked Food On Fire In Ilorin Becomes Widespread by cococandy(f): 4:28pm On Jun 27, 2016 |
overall90: the diabolical thing about this stealing of cooked food is that exactly the same thing happened in 1984/85. Warri has one name for this particular phenomenon which I can remember now. Buhari is indeed bad luck. Yea. My mother in law told me about it. She said during that time only few people could afford to eat very well hence there was much theft around those days. They even used to wash money before using it because the notes were so worn out and dirty due to the fact that there weren't many in circulation. There was serious hunger and poverty in the land. We don't learn from our history. Buhari is a heart-hardened vindictive man. God will save Nigerians from voting him. If not their tribalism and bigotry he wouldn't have won that election. They just didn't want a minority as the president of Nigeria. Look at the result. |
Crime › Re: Theft Of Cooked Food On Fire In Ilorin Becomes Widespread by cococandy(f): 4:17pm On Jun 27, 2016 |
I blame buhari. People can't even afford to feed under his leadership. He's a curse to this nation. Let him resign honorably. |
Agriculture › Re: The Hibiscus Flower Society: Calling All Gardeners, Flower Lovers Etc by cococandy(f): 4:06pm On Jun 27, 2016 |
Onegai: Today is Baby E's birthday and we are all so glad and grateful to God for our little darling. May she continue to grow in happiness and wisdom and may all her days be filled with calm. Amen.
And I am taking down that picture in 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3,2, 1 happy birthday baby girl.  May your days be filled with happiness and great achievement. Aww. Cutie. Such a darling at 1. |
Politics › Re: Shehu Sani's Tweet About Millionaires Last Night by cococandy(f): 11:21am On Jun 27, 2016 |
Don't mind the hypocrites. But they believe deziani is a thief despite her being from a very wealthy family and having been in the oil and gas top positions for a long time. Couldn't her salaries have purchased her material wealth?
Who are we kidding? Everyone know buhari's government is divisive and unfair. Except those who like to lie themselves. I didn't expect any better though. Everything I was afraid would happen under him has happened and even more. Tyrants don't change. He's Pursuing his enemies in the name of fighting corruption meanwhile he's he chief of corrupt people because can't even abide by the laws of the country he leads. |
Crime › Re: Six Prostitutes Arrested In Abuja As Woman Turns Them To Sex Slaves (photo) by cococandy(f): 7:54am On Jun 27, 2016 |
Make 15-20 grand a day and give it to madam. No be mumu you be? On top your own body and you're not forced to do it. What a set of mor0nic girls. Smh  |
Politics › Re: Southern Kaduna Says No To Grazing Reserve by cococandy(f): 11:18pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
Buhari better be careful before he sets this country ablaze in his bid to further the interests of his kinsmen. This grazing bill BS is only rearing up its ugly head now because he's in power. |
Family › Re: Whats Your Take On This Tough Decsion? by cococandy(f): 10:49pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
I don't even know what that one is doing on the list. Breadmaker: Does that NO3 make sense to you? |
Family › Re: Dealing With A Reckless Maid by cococandy(f): 10:43pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
oluafam: I soo much like you. I dislike that word 'thing' she used. For crying out loud that woman(thing) is ten years older than her. blush blush |
Politics › Re: Thousands Of Hostages Rescued As Soldiers Kill Boko Haram Fighters In Borno.PICS by cococandy(f): 3:45pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
So the chibok girls have been rescued then. There's no way to rescue 5000 people without the chibok girls in that number. And they only only managed to kill 6 boko haram member? What happened to the rest? I'd imagine it would take more than 1000 boko haram members to hold 5000 people hostage. You guys should tell us the truth! |
Crime › Re: Baby Boys Burnt To Death In Anambra While Their Mum Was At A Beer Parlour by cococandy(f): 3:36pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
Poor babies  |
Family › Re: Single Ladies & Married Men, Who Is To Blame? by cococandy(f): 11:46am On Jun 26, 2016 |
Me. I'm to blame. Blame me. |
Politics › Re: Zahra Buhari Looks Totally Beautiful In New Photos by cococandy(f): 10:35am On Jun 26, 2016 |
If this was GEJ's daughter all over the news like this girl has been, we wouldn't hear the last of it. I guess it's better when they are the ones who flout social rules. |
Family › Re: Men: Sex Life After Vaginal Childbirth. by cococandy(f): 10:18am On Jun 26, 2016 |
Exactly. CS only for life threatening conditions. CS was also on the table for me because I had thrombocytopenia and the doctors feared I might have serious bleeding if they let me carry full 40weeks as my clotting factor kept going down,down. So I was induced at 38weeks and because of that surgeons were on the standby in case the induction didn't progress like normal birth. As in from 0 inch dilation to 10 inch in a matter of hrs. That was was a big CS risk. YET they didn't do it. Only said they'd do it if it was absolutely necessary. These are professionals and they know better. They wouldn't advice one to go thru' that big surgery for fun. tearoses: I lost someone I know through C/S. All operations have a degree of risk regardless of where it is carried out Even the best surgeons can loose patients due to one reason or another
I've had a C/S and a natural birth I recovered much quicker after the natural birth and went home the next day after the birth I was able to bond with my baby quicker and was able to get into a routine quicker.
With the C/S I was in hospital for 5 days I was in much pain after the C/S and to just even cough was excruciatingly painful After experiencing both, I will never choose a C/S over a natural birth unless it was life threatening, which it was in my case.
Sex after a vaginal birth? No change Give mother nature her credit The vaggy is not like a cheap thin hair band that just breaks due to stretching
If you want my advise, I will say only put yourself at risk if 100% required or at the very least read up and inform yourself on the complications of surgery If God forbid you have adhesions, you could be in pain for the rest of your life.....People do. I Am lucky and the only lasting effect was not feeling any sensation along the line of incision for about 3 years and that was even being cut by one of the best surgeons in the business as I was told. So I hate to think what other lasting effects other ladies with less experienced surgeons go through. |
Politics › Re: Mohammed Garba Gololo Sex Scandal: US Has 'Video' Of How He Grabbed Hotel Maid by cococandy(f): 2:34am On Jun 26, 2016 |
CFCman: It probably won't be released unless the case goes to trial, or a gossip site (ie gawker or TMZ) gets a hold of it somehow.
If 'Honorable' Gololo goes ahead to sue the US ambassador and/or the hotel management, the tape would certainly be tendered as evidence in court. It will also be an exhibit in a potential criminal trial. So he can't sue. Haha. BTW What a funny name. Gololo. Sounds like gigolo. |
Family › Re: He Does Not Satisfy Me, Doesn’t Last A Minute In Bed —wife by cococandy(f): 10:50pm On Jun 25, 2016 |
Lol seangy4konji: You can never satisfy them.
Enough is never enough. Don't kill yourself because d them.
That cheating nature is in their genes.they can never be loyal to one man,if they are loyal physically?,psychologically they are bleeping brad Pitt or Jason statham.
Once you and your woman be it wife or girl friend start arguing because she does not want you to to press her phone,padlocks it all the time or go outside to receive calls?
Know thT she ain't loyal. Do t get mad though.just keep knackin her furiously when she give it to you. If nt fr fasting I would hav said a lot Of terrible things.
Never trust a woman. They are serpents.
They are just confused set of things. |
Family › Re: Men: Sex Life After Vaginal Childbirth. by cococandy(f): 10:48pm On Jun 25, 2016 |
I had a vaginal birth and I didn't feel a thing. I had epidural. In my opinion that's better than CS. I was healed in a few weeks and never felt more like my old self. Probably better. I mean if the pain is the reason, then CS isn't the way to go. She will still be in pains after surgery and need pain pills for weeks or even months.(from what I heard). bebe2: My dear if u live in an advanced country where c-section is easier to perform and u can afford it pls go for cs.
Dats how most celebrities have their kids.
Vagina birth is crazily painful. And as for weather it changes ur Vagina I will say yes.
But dat don't mean u will be loose or not be able feel ur oga, u might even need extra pressure to get in sometimes if u not probably lubricated.
Bottom line take cs if offered. |
Family › Re: He Does Not Satisfy Me, Doesn’t Last A Minute In Bed —wife by cococandy(f): 8:47pm On Jun 25, 2016 |
ad84ada: I think someone should visit this Igando court and confirm all this stories. Why always Igando? Lol me too. The stories that always emanate from that court no be for here. @topic Oga they give you drugs, you refuse because you're hoping on god for a miracle. You're not serious. |
Family › Re: Dealing With A Reckless Maid by cococandy(f): 8:44pm On Jun 25, 2016 |
Very well then SisterCaro: i do not ever remember Buhari's status stopping me for calling him a "stupid thing" for his lack of competence. If you think i called her a thing because she is a maid and therefore less of a human being, well thats your own interpretation and I cannot be blamed for it. |
Family › Re: Dealing With A Reckless Maid by cococandy(f): 8:17pm On Jun 25, 2016 |
SisterCaro: Should i have used nincompoop instead?  No. Because she's a maid doesn't mean she's less human than you. Fine she's bad mannered but you're no better. I bet if someone of a higher standing offends you, you wouldn't be thinking of nincompoop or thing as a descriptive term for them. But it's a maid. So How dare the 'thing'?. You can get her sacked, reprimanded or whatever punishment is befitting for her ill behavior without the less than human adjectives. |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by cococandy(f): 7:34pm On Jun 25, 2016 |
Bollinger: Hello. Hello. I don't seem to have any signal. Are you driving through a tunnel? I can't seem to hear you. Hello. Hello. This At&t sef. Hello. Hello. Mrs foodo, can you call me back? Maybe there'll be better service.  see excuse  Omo I dey use sprint. I get network. Don't give me that excuse. |
Family › Re: 10 Cuttest Dads And Daughters On The Photos by cococandy(f): 6:21pm On Jun 25, 2016 |
Israellb: U should keep braggin with it, cos i'll say it's the coolest Dad and Daughter picture i'v ever seen, infact i now have it on my phone here, U did great Thanks  lol. You can delete it now. Or you pay us  |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by cococandy(f): 6:19pm On Jun 25, 2016 |
Better win that prize o. Because I want my own share.  Bollinger: Sorry to hear you weren't feeling well when you tried it. But just give it another shot.
Anyway 4th of July is around the corner and it's a big deal with my organization. Every year we do a huge carnival like celebration and every arm all over the world participates. There is music, games, fireworks and plenty of distractions for the kids as well. This year, where I am, all this is happening plus something new. A cooking competition. Prize is season tickets to watch the broncos. I don't like football but I'll take the prize any day. They are worth upwards of 7K when sold on the black market. Yeah. Sign me up. My wife's bestee, coury, who is also the captain for the cook team came over yesterday and was like "I heard you are the shiit when it comes to cooking awesome foods". And I was like "well, I don't mean to brag, but yeah". And she was like "impress me". And I was like, "ok". And I blew her away with some suya I quickly whipped up. She was so impressed she is entering it as the main dish for the competition. She started asking for the recipe for the spice and I'm like "I can't share it because it was handed down from my great great grand mother. Sorry". Oyibo no go understand say I bought it at a store. Lol. |
Crime › Re: Wife Kills Lecturer Husband In Benue Over Extra Marital Affairs by cococandy(f): 5:13pm On Jun 25, 2016 |
Thanks so much dear  #hugs Prettiepearlz: Exactly! But when you talk, nairalanders will say all sort of things like, Divorce is not the way, Prayer is the way. Now I am sure the man is praying where he is now and prayer will also help the woman in jail now. Ps: Your baby is so cute and she has a beautiful smile (her smile made me smile) and yes she looks so much like you . Hugs |