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Family › Re: Men Are Not Supposed To Be In The Kitchen. by cococandy(f): 6:24am On Feb 19, 2016
Buy a superman apron like my bobo did.
Maybe that will look good on you and we will hear word. cheesy

Celebrities › Re: Instagram User Blasts Peter Okoye's Wife Lola Omotayo,Calls Her A 'Witch'(pics) by cococandy(f): 4:05am On Feb 19, 2016
na today?
Women are always to blame when anything goes wrong.

Xtupid people.
Celebrities › Re: E-Money Gives A 'Shoe-Rack' Hawker A Car & N300k (Photos) by cococandy(f): 2:11am On Feb 19, 2016
Wow this is really nice of him.
God pls bless him more.
Family › Re: Bayelsa Girl Forced To Marry Hausa Muslim Lover by cococandy(f): 12:41am On Feb 19, 2016
Thank you.

Apparently we have only a few sensible folks online these days.
laidback:
The responses on this thread SHa...

Some of you are saying this has nothing to do with Islam bla bla, some Pastors also rape kids bla bla. Are you sure you read the story? WHY ARE THE PERPETRATORS BEING PROTECTED!!! Why was the Emir unwilling to assist until the pressure became a bit much? I mean I assure you if this happened in the name of Christianity, no matter who, even if a big pastor, the perpetrators would be in cuffs and paraded on TV by now. So I ask again if this has nothing to do with religion why the impunity?

I even learned that a similar thing happened before in Bida.

For those saying she ran away with a boyfriend or was enticed by money, the parents are to blame etc etc. I really pity your future. This is a 13 year old girl that comes from a humble background, so if she liked someone who had means (assuming that was even the case) how does that give the person the right to kidnap her AT 13 and convert her to another religion!!!? Are you people mad! Who didn't have a crush at 13? What's the big deal about having a crush? Did you kidnap the person because you could? If someone is kidnapped how can the parents help that? Did you not see the great lengths her parents have gone to get her back?

If you guys had actually bothered to read the story you'll see she was clearly under some sinister influence.

Chai chai chai. The lack of empathy, stupidity and more in this country don tire me. Especially amongst those of us in the south.

For the good of all that girl must be returned and the perps MUST be reprimanded. What nonsense
Family › Re: Bayelsa Girl Forced To Marry Hausa Muslim Lover by cococandy(f): 12:38am On Feb 19, 2016
richardjemedafe1:
Abeg na only me see sumtin wrong in a 13 years old girl dress like this??


Abeg na only me see say e b like say d girl folow the housa man wilingly because of money??


Abeg make sumbody help me ask mama ese say when she they when them abduct ese?? Like c-riously why she they lie on ese age?? That girl pass 13y.

Is ese confortable were she is?? If yes,then let the sleeping dog lie*.
Hmm parent train ur kids up in a way that even when the grow the wil not depart frm it
shut up!
Agriculture › Re: The Hibiscus Flower Society: Calling All Gardeners, Flower Lovers Etc by cococandy(f): 10:25pm On Feb 18, 2016
Those sunflowers go so well with the roses in a bouquet. smiley
Me likey
Family › Re: Advice For Relocating To Nigeria by cococandy(f): 9:46am On Feb 18, 2016
Onegai:
Oya efferbodi let's laugh! It's 2016, no fight!
Who did that thing to that Coke bottle? grin
Celebrities › Re: Dominique Oputa Displays Boobs At The Beach by cococandy(f): 9:21am On Feb 18, 2016
She's beautiful
Family › Re: Before you divorce your Adulterous hubby by cococandy(f): 9:16am On Feb 18, 2016
ishiamu:
Well I can't keep explaining but it's rare for a man to forgive a cheating GF... when even the GF don't contribute financially to him rather he does to the girl... I wonder why you can't see any sense in what I said
I'm not arguing with you....yet

Just drawing an inference from your post.
Since it is rare, we are to assume that you and Tok are among the rare breed of men. No?
Crime › Re: Man Killed By Friend Who ‘slept’ With His Wife by cococandy(f): 9:11am On Feb 18, 2016
So all those people stood by and watched them hack themselves until one person died without intervening? embarassed
Family › Re: Before you divorce your Adulterous hubby by cococandy(f): 9:04am On Feb 18, 2016
ishiamu:
One thing with people is that they hate hearing the truth cos the truth hurts, I have a gf God in heaven will bear me witness we've been together for 5 years in those five years I haven't cheated her with another lady, but she has cheated on my not twice or thrice still I try and forgive although I haven sworn not to forgive if it repeats cos 5 years is enough for someone to learn, but my type of men are rare my friends all cheat I see what happen around let's say the truth no need lying to make people happy when it's all a lie, men that hardly or don't cheat are 5% believe that
Tok claims to have never cheated in his life.
You claim to be faithful and have even forgiven your woman who cheated severally on you.

Yet both of you claim these are rare things for men to do.

So you're the only special ones around? I hear ya.

Have you considered that maybe it's not that rare among men as you claim?
Family › Re: Before you divorce your Adulterous hubby by cococandy(f): 8:55am On Feb 18, 2016
I'm sorry you're still finding it hard to comprehend that some people find a cheating man and woman as equally bad. Yes.

It's unfortunate you've been so imbibed with the notion that a cheating man is somehow better than a cheating woman that you can't see how a woman will find it just as demoralizing when her man cheats on her as he would feel when she cheats on him.

The truth is you can only tell yourself how to feel about a situation. You can't tell another person how to feel. From the many posts of ladies on this thread, one thing should have become crystal clear to you now. We hurt just as much as guys do when cheated on. And you have no right to tell us it's not supposed to be so.

There's no just law anywhere in the world that makes it somehow okay or excusable to treat someone the way you don't want to be treated.

@bold, yes it should elicit same reactions. Why shouldn't it?
The only reason why you think it shouldn't is because of centuries of oppressing and policing how women think and feel about issues by those who share same opinions as you. Use of religion, culture & traditon to blackmail them into shushing their true feelings and opinions.

Sadly for y'all, those times are passing.
Get with it.

Toks2008:
coco i learned you are married but the way you argue is baffling to me.

Dirst i nver said all men cheat but i only asked simple question...what would you do IF...

How can you jusxtapose a cheating man and woman? how does it sound in your hear?

A man telss a new chic he broke up with his wife cos he slept with another lady and a lady tells a new guy she broke her marriage cos she slept with....and you want to tell me same reactions should come up...habba lady think...
Family › Re: Before you divorce your Adulterous hubby by cococandy(f): 8:26am On Feb 18, 2016
And the new lady in your life will respect you after discovering you were cheating on your ex-wife?

You don't get it. It goes both ways.

Toks2008:
Abeg leave these small girls forming maturity and writing out of fantasy...

My husband cheats and i cheat back..foolishness wey no get part 2.

Imagine a new man in your life discovering that you left your marriage because you cheated on your hubby regardless why and you willl still expect that man to respect you?

Iranu ibere oriburuku.
Family › Re: Before you divorce your Adulterous hubby by cococandy(f): 8:24am On Feb 18, 2016
Lol.
And the worst part is that if you don't agree with him, you're not wise or mature.

He's the all-knowing sensei of what marital life should be like even though he's single.
jadelyn007:
I swear, I always conveniently overlooked his stupid threads and inwardly pity for the youths that would follow him blindly until I saw this thread advising married people and calling himself a counselor. There is nothing we won't see on nairaland, even jambites are marriage counselors here
Family › Re: Before you divorce your Adulterous hubby by cococandy(f): 8:21am On Feb 18, 2016
opribo:
It is a man's world. The Bible has given us charge over every creature that moves on the face of the earth, so we are at liberty to do anything we like including marrying as many wives as we want. Any woman that wants to gerraway will be dealt with ruthlessly.
Go and read Genesis1:26
Genesis 1:26-28

He created him; male and female He created them. Then God blessed them, and God said to them, “Be fruitful and multiply; fill the earth and subdue it; have dominion over the fish of the sea, over the birds of the air, and over every living thing that moves on the earth.”

Let God not punish people like you who twist the bible to suit yourselves.
Family › Re: Before you divorce your Adulterous hubby by cococandy(f): 8:12am On Feb 18, 2016
Cruel world of men undecided
Made cruel by ghosts I suppose.

Not you and your likes.
Toks2008:
lol...you are so funny dear.

If only you know....

Anyways its a good thing that as long as nland tarries,my threads will always be there as reference point.

We live in a cruel world of men and only the wise women understand this but the foolish still live in their dreams.

Continue dearie..whatever rocks your boat.
Family › Re: Before you divorce your Adulterous hubby by cococandy(f): 8:11am On Feb 18, 2016
Only on nairaland are they 100% bread winners.
We know what happens outside of it.

A great majority of us didn't have dependent mothers. I don't know where their statistics are from.
jadelyn007:
mumu, you are the one that is deceitful for conveniently blindfolding yourself from seeing all the women working in public parastatals, even those traders, are they not women, are they not paying bills for their homes? The fact that they don't brag about it just to massage you men's ego doesn't mean that a majority of them are not the ones funding their homes.
How many 'MEN' is Nigeria can boast of being the 100% sole provider in their homes?
Family › Re: Before you divorce your Adulterous hubby by cococandy(f): 8:06am On Feb 18, 2016
jadelyn007:
you have been so stuck up in your misogynistic world you didn't even realize that 50 percent of the female replies you got on this thread are from married women, cococandy is married, so is kachisbarbie and others. Do me a favor, stick to the boyfriend and girlfriend topics you are used to. You are not even married yet you are advising married people, who even dash you counselor role, or you think counseling is by settling Iya ramotu and baba saheed figh ? Did you study guidance and counseling or psychology in school. All these cut and nail self acclaimed counselor, you are the problem with Nigeria.
grin
You people will not kill someone on nairaland.
Family › Re: Before you divorce your Adulterous hubby by cococandy(f): 8:05am On Feb 18, 2016
Good
francizy:
Hehehehehehe!!!

I can't imagine my wife distributing my personal belonging to other men oh! Straight up, divorce! Even if she just kissed a man (knowingly or unknowingly), then divorce is a must... cheesy cheesy grin grin

However, if am not man enough to keep myself from cheating when am married, then I don't deserve a faithful wife either...

It's a vice versa thingy...
Family › Re: Before you divorce your Adulterous hubby by cococandy(f): 7:02am On Feb 18, 2016
iambijo:
if na guy, he will beat you up,emergency meeting with ur parents and at the end he will divorce you and say u bi ashawo
Ooooh I'm shaking in fear because divorcing a philandering mofo is the worst thing that can ever happen to anyone.
Family › Re: Help!!..did I Marry The Wrong Lady? by cococandy(f): 4:38am On Feb 18, 2016
Don't stop helping your brother please.
Mtchew.
Family › Re: Before you divorce your Adulterous hubby by cococandy(f): 1:30am On Feb 18, 2016
grin
banmee:
You know what I think? I think you have a potency problem. You can't function unless you can dominate a woman. I bet if you meet a confident woman it shrinks up. What's with you and male dominance? You need help. Every article you post is always about the subjugation of the female species. I will pray for you. Now close your eyes.
Family › Re: Before you divorce your Adulterous hubby by cococandy(f): 1:25am On Feb 18, 2016
Toks2008:
This is a thread for men and not boys please...

If you want to comment here please do so like a matured person and not one high on liquor or oshogbo weed. Its not a must to make comments an we are not in a palm wine joint so make intelligent comments or keep mum.
See man. grin
Family › Re: Before you divorce your Adulterous hubby by cococandy(f): 1:25am On Feb 18, 2016
So you know tok2008?
Lol I think say na only me.
I've given up on the dude long time ago.
banmee:
Here we go again. Another chauvinistic article from a chauvinistic prick. You can never end up with an assured and confident woman. I pity the slave you end up with. I strongly believe you should emigrate to Afghanistan or Iraq. You'll fit perfectly over there. At least they think exactly the way you do in matters relating to women. This muthafucker is justifying staying with a philandering husband. Really? Come and say this same shiit in an organized society and see if they'll not throw you out head first. There is something seriously wrong with you. I wonder what kind of environment you grew up in. I really wonder. I will keep bugging you till you receive sense.
Family › Re: Before you divorce your Adulterous hubby by cococandy(f): 1:21am On Feb 18, 2016
doveda:
I am laughing like a mad woman at bolded


Biko it should we lead while they followsmiley
cheesy
Family › Re: Advice For Relocating To Nigeria by cococandy(f): 10:13pm On Feb 17, 2016
An0nimus:
It's alright Cococandy, I was only answering a question. Not stopping anyone from airing their opinionssmiley
No wahala dear.
Business › Re: Woman Who Sells Puff-puff On Water (photo) by cococandy(f): 6:38pm On Feb 17, 2016
Not surprising

Family › Re: Advice For Relocating To Nigeria by cococandy(f): 5:09pm On Feb 17, 2016
If you visit American websites and forums, they talk smack about what's going on in their country that they don't like. They even talk nastier than I've ever read on this forum. You'd think they were talking about some place you've never visited that exists in hell. Yet these are people that don't know you could be owed 10 months salary and told to go to hell if you don't like it.
I just read their comments and laugh sometimes.


Point is: Because something bad is going on somewhere else doesn't mean it's okay for it to happen in your hood too.
That's fallacy of two wrongs making a right.

"Yeah well it happens in the west too so we guess it's okay". Not it's not.
So we must talk about it.

Doing charity (which is the most anyone can do to help) may make things better for a few less privileged but it won't guarantee the future or safety of our kids.

Policy changes and change in orientation are what will make the difference. And we can't get here by shutting up about it.
An0nimus:
lol I'm not fighting, my mind couldn't just picture a scene where an accident happened and people stood there with cameras as the children involved cried and bled to death.

Terrible things are happening in Nigeria, terrible things are happening in Saudi Arabia, Somalia, The US, UK. There are terrible people everywhere. I can't and won't deny that. Just that with what I've read here I almost believed Nigeria was the worst place to live on earth.
Family › Re: Anja Ringgren-Loven Helps More Nigerian Children (Photos) by cococandy(f): 4:49pm On Feb 17, 2016
I hope that woman sharing meat there washed her hands.

Why are people so concerned about this lady's tattoos? Shallow much?
Family › Re: Advice For Relocating To Nigeria by cococandy(f): 4:27pm On Feb 17, 2016
Actually talking about it HERE does help.
I'm surprised folks are being asked to shut up.
The problem with this kind of thing is that it becomes an us versus them kind of thing because some people can't get rid of their prejudices and see what you're trying to say just for the sake of it.
When I lived in Nigeria I was VERY VERY VOCAL about the shyt going on around me everyday.
No one thought I was feeling better than anyone.
Relocated now and I can't speak my mind again just so some people won't catch feelings and think I'm talking because I live abroad. Seriously. undecided

Okay how have I helped?
How do I help a situation where almost every govt office you go to for some document of some sort, you're fleeced and made to pay bribe before you can be given the attention for which the workers are employed and paid?
Will I sack them? The best I can do is talk about it and maybe shaming them will do something who knows.

Am I supposed to provide ambulances and emergency health care for all Nigerians before I'm allowed to say it scares me that me or my loved one could be dying by the road side without any help being rendered?

Am I supposed to pay all govt workers before I can say how horrible it is that people are being owed 10months salaries where the governor even threatens to sack anyone who dissents too much.
Something that can't happen anywhere else except countries like Nigeria where we have learned to accept whatever is done to us and not question authority.

Pls and pls, no one on this thread is more patriotic than another.
If people say what they dislike about the country it doesn't mean they are being (insert right word).

And no it's not everything you can remedy without talking about it.
If I could, I'd have built hospitals and provided ambulances and trained paramedical teams for every area in Nigeria so anywhere one finds themselves in an accident, they can be attended to urgently.
If I could I'd pay all the govt workers that are being owed nonchalantly by the high 'n' mighty.
If I could I'd sack all those workers who make a mockery of the civil service and cause frustrations for their fellow citizens.

But since I can't, I WILL TALK ABOUT IT!!!!.

PresVA:
The question is.. how does talking it here help the situation?
I really doubt if the white woman that helped the boy accused of witchcraft went about badmouthing Nigeria. . She saw the help needed and ACTED accordingly. . It's mostly we Nigerians that badmouth our own country while doing nothing or something close to nothing. . Besides, everyone already knows that 'everything' is wrong with Nigeria. . Should we applaud people for stating the obvious? undecided

My point is.. ACTION speaks better in this regard. . That's all..
Christianity Etc › Re: Biblical Jesus Is A Lair by cococandy(f): 4:01pm On Feb 17, 2016
After blaspheming Jesus, you go to your Islam section and hide so that no one can talk about your Mohammed.
Hypocritic edyot.
What's your obsession with Christains anyway?
Family › Re: Rest In Peace by cococandy(f): 6:20am On Feb 17, 2016
Oh dear

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