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bmdmix13:All snakes bite o. No happy snake. Infact all animals are not smiling in this Buhari era. |
chiomadichie:Nothing good comes easy. Who will feed them in that life sentence? Ask to know why Dubai, China etc are prospering. Zero tolerance for thieving politicians. |
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Younext:I get 10 MB anytime I recharge but I don't even use it. I subscribe for average of 20 gig monthly so 10mb I'd like child's play. |
First of all this thread is meant to table things as they are. It's not meant to appeal to everyone but merely to say the truth of the situation concerning marriage age. This write-up is inspired by Yul Edochie vs Judy Austin and Ned Nwoko vs Regina Daniels. The truth of the matter is that girls have a marriage age whereby if they miss to get married, it reduces their chances: 18 - 30 years. Any girl gets multiple suitors between the ages of 20 - 27 but because of the attention, they feel time is in their hands, they suddenly come to their senses by 32 - 45 when suitors have disappeared. You see them in night vigils, different online forums searching for husband. Some just like Judy will capture any man even if he's married with pregnancy as a result of desperation. Women are greater in population than men. Let me put it clearer. A lady is like a ware in the market, buyers price her. Remember that wares depreciate with time. A woman doesn't marry a man, a man marries a woman. Men on the other hand can marry at any age as long as there's money. Finally the reason for this write-up is to open the eyes of women to make hay while the sun shines. Happy Sunday. |
Angelfrost:100% True. Because military government will see them as a threat and insult on them. They will just evaporate within 1 month tops. |
Nigeria has the capability to end this nonsense but simply lacks the will power because of religion and ethnicity. A drone can be deployed around that region. Once bandits are detected, they are quickly bombed. Soldiers can be deployed inside those bushes to kill at sight any gun wielding bastard. Once this happens for one month, no madafvker will agree to be a bandit. |
Meet Judy Austin, the model-turned-actress who captured Yul Edochie’s heart Four years after her foray into Nollywood, Judy Austin’s on-screen husband has become her real-life husband. ByOnu Stephen April 29, 2022 3 min read Until Wednesday, Judy Austin was a regular Nollywood actress based in Asaba, Delta State. She had thrust into the limelight when her colleague-turned-husband, Yul Edochie, formally introduced her to the world as his second wife. Since Yul dropped the bombshell on Instagram, the voluptuous actress has had to contend with online trolls who have thronged her page and cursed her out. Further escalating the already controversial scenario, the actor referred to his colleague, turned mother-of-his-son, as his second wife. Before this time, fans and colleagues knew only about Yul’s marriage to May. The couple celebrated their 17th wedding anniversary in October 2021. Little did they know that the 40-year-old actor, who wishes to be Nigeria’s president, had secretly taken a second wife. It was reported that Yul had paid Judy’s bride price on Sunday after she welcomed their son in 2021. Yul’s first wife, May, only learned about this recent development this week. ⓘ The mother-of-four appears uncomfortable with the current drama in her marriage, as she recently unfollowed her husband on Instagram. However, the big question on the minds of many remains: Who is Judy Austin? And how did she get entangled with Yul Edochie?  Famous Nigerian actor and movie director Yul Edochie has welcomed a son with his second wife, Judy Austin. Who is Judy Austin? Judith Muoghalu is a tall and curvy Nollywood actress and producer, better known as Judy Austin. The fast-rising movie star hails from Umuoji in Idemilli North, Anambra State. Judy was not always an actress. The graduate of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, started a career path in modelling and tried her hands at music. Failing to see success in music, she switched to acting. But only after meeting a movie director and producer, Silvester Maduka, who featured her in ‘Secret of the Witches’ in 2013. Judy grew relatively fast in Nollywood, and by 2018, she had produced two of her movies, ‘Native Girl’ and ‘Fear’. Four years after, her on-screen husband would later become her real-life husband. Yul directs her movies and plays her husband or love interest in any film they feature. Yul Edochie and his second wife, Judy Austin Working with Yul Judy produced and played the lead role in ‘Native Girl’ cinema movie. It was the first time she would direct or make a film. ⓘ In the movie, she played the timid wife of Yul, an international businessman. In an interview with the Tribune about her working experiences with Yul, she said, “I had told him I wanted to produce a movie, and that I wanted him to direct it. He simply told me to find a story that would be both strong and different. When he saw the scripts, he had no doubts. That was how ‘Native Girl’ came to light with the help of my director, Yul Edochie.” Aside from acting and directing, she also said Yul supported the project financially. She said it cost N4 million to produce the film. She also described him as a “one in a million kind of director that wants everything to go well.” She has always celebrated Yul on her page, but people assumed it was all about a junior colleague doing the needful for a superior. In 2017, Oros luxurious French Fragrances unveiled the couple as brand ambassadors. Yul Edochie and his second wife, Judy Austin were unveiled as brand ambassadors of a perfume brand in 2017 Flashback Following the recent second-wife controversies about the actress, many Nigerians have reminded the actress of her statements on marriage in recent interviews with Vanguard Newspaper, where she stated that marriage is not an achievement. Speaking on relationships, marriage, and sex, the actress said, “I don’t believe in jumping from one man to another. I’m a relationship kind of person. I believe in having someone, a man that you do this thing with, not giving it out to all men who cross your path simultaneously. You do whatever works for you. “On relationship, I love relationships, and it’s how I’m created. If a relationship doesn’t work out for you, you can decide to break up and get hooked again or give yourself a break. https://www.premiumtimesng.com/entertainment/nollywood/526798-meet-judy-austin-the-model-turned-actress-who-captured-yul-edochies-heart.html |
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Hizzy:Oh it's not what you mean abi? Nigerian politicians are the same just that some are smarter than others. Some will eat and allow others to eat while some will make you bend your back, kneeling down. They place their food on your back to eat. Afterwards they tell you to twerk for them. |
bennybuhari:This is the height of wickedness and treason to try to sell Tinubu as a President. The thought is sickening. Tinubu that was caught on video peeing on himself. This will be an embarrassment. He's not fit to be President. |
Islandlady:Boobs or burden? |
Nigeriacitizen9:Failed blogger. No twerking video. Just a mofo ranting about why Chioma broke up with OBO. |
Another GOAT is born. I see this girl becoming a sensation in women football just like my girlfriend, Oshoala. |
People think I’m a madman, kidnapper but I’ve built houses, married nine wives with 35 children – Oyo scavenger Temitope Adetunji 30 April 2022 Kindly share this story:  Fifty-year-old Mr Azeez Ismail, nicknamed Alfa Jakujaku, tellsTEMITOPE ADETUNJI about his journey as a scraps scavenger and how he has made fortunes from the business Tell us about yourself. My name is Azeez Ismail popularly called Jakujaku (rubbish). I was born in Oyo State. My father’s name is Azeez; he is a well-known person in Oyo; he is wealthy. My dad has four wives with many children. How old are you? I am 50 years old. What exactly was it like growing up as a child? I didn’t have a formal education as a child. According to my parents, I insisted that I would not have a formal education. What led you into scraps scavenging business? Growing up, my parents wanted me to go to school but I decided to attend an Arabic school instead; the school is called Alawosan in Oyo. I obtained a certificate as an Arabic scholar. I am an alfa, so I can also have my own Arabic school. I thought of what business to do apart from being an alfa. I went to the North hoping to find a good business over there; I spent two years in the North but there was nothing interesting I could do over there. I started missing home, missing my parents and I decided to pay them a visit in Oyo where I was before I left for the North. My mum told me she had gone to different soothsayers to ask them what my future would look like. She narrated that they told her I would be travelling to different places. She however advised me not to choose a distant location to settle down for business. I started thinking again about the kind of business I could do. In the course of thinking, I met some people picking metal scraps. I was curious; so, I made enquiries from them about how they ran the business. They explained that they sold the metal scraps to some Hausa people in the neighbourhood. So I joined them. After two weeks of starting that business, my father, as a wealthy man, frowned on my decision; he told me the job was not meant for responsible people; he added that most of the people doing the job were orphans who had no one to look after them. He said he would give me one of his cars, so I could do whatever I wished with it. He told me in strong terms not to go into metal scraps business. But by then I had already developed an interest in the job and I had a passion for it. So, I didn’t listen to my father. I decided to go to Iseyin and I started my metal scraps business little by little. Everybody started calling me Alfa Jakujakubecause I picked metal scraps; they saw it as a dirty job. How did you feel when people started calling you Alfa Jakujaku? In all sincerity, I don’t feel good whenever they call me by that name, I feel irritated most times. Did you think that the metal scrap business was in line with what the soothsayer told your mum? My parents were one of the reasons I ventured into the business. They wanted me to have a formal education, since they already had an idea of what my future held; I had to stay in a place not too far from Oyo. I started making money at a point, which made me stick to the job. Have you had any unpleasant experience in this business? Yes, I’ve been through a lot; people tagged me a madman, thief and kidnapper because of the way I look, with my sack always hung around my neck. I was beaten several times. I used to drive a small truck but it was seized by people who thought I was a thief. In addition, so many women turned me down. What are some of the biggest things you have acquired or achieved with the proceeds of the business? I married my wives and had my children through this business and they are doing well. I built houses for my wives apart from my personal houses; I have cars. How many wives and children do you have? I have nine wives and 35 children. Would you mind if any of your children says they want to do this same business? My children already love the job; the grown-ups among them are already selling metal scraps. If any of my children refuses to do this job, definitely he or she doesn’t have an idea of the kind of money I am making from the business. What else would you have done if you didn’t venture into this metal scrap business? I would have been an Arabic scholar which is the first training I got. https://punchng.com/people-think-im-a-madman-kidnapper-but-ive-built-houses-married-nine-wives-with-35-children-oyo-scavenger/?amp
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Samueltemi337:Madafvcker! |
If a man can't marry you within 1 year after engagement. Please give him back his ring. Do you hear? Some men block other prospects and yet they have no true intentions. |
I'm Going Crazy: Lady Sheds Tears as Fiance Dumps Her, Marries Someone Else, Says They Have Dated for 6 Years Saturday, April 30, 2022 at 11:47 AM by Israel Usulor A Nigerian lady has come online to lament her loss after her fiance of 6 years dumped her and married another woman She said she found out the whole truth online when she logged on to Facebook and saw their wedding pictures The lady identified as @ObiaEbere shared a photo of the ring her man put on her finger before taking a dive to marry another woman Your support matters. Sustain independent journalism in Nigeria – contribute to Legit.ng. This is not the best of moments for a Nigerian lady called @ObiaEbere who is currently online lamenting tearfully after her man gave her a shorter end of the stick, butting her out and marrying another girl. According to the sad woman, her fiance proposed to her last year, putting a nice ring on her finger only for this to happen. The angry lady shares photos of the wedding and the ring her estranged man gave her a year ago. Photo credit: @ObiaEbere. Source: Twitter She found out on Facebook She was unaware of what was going on until she logged into Facebook on a fateful morning. She then saw that her lover had married a certain lady named Karo on the 19th of April, 2022. This greatly shattered her heart because it was not expected since she said she was even with the man three days before the hair-raising event. The distraught lady tweeted: "I just find out my fiance of 6yrs got married on the 16th, and I was with him 3 days before he got married, just found out dis morning on Facebook he was married, I have never felt so much pain in my life. "She posted dis pic dis morning, I called him and he denied it, I have to travel to Warri as early as 6 am just to confirm. He asked me not to come to his house that I should wait for him somewhere. He left work to come see me and he still lied to me that he wasn't married." Twitter users react @doshdmw said: "Forgive him, try to find out why he did that. It might be external forces pushing him. Black men are naturally good, I’m sorry you found your self at the wrong side of life." @teejayz commented: "Some Men don't like Ladies who gives dem discomfort. Dat is why a man can stay wit a woman 4 yrs & meet anoda in a month, & marry her. It's stability they want. Sex is a pleasure, love is affection, RESPECT is Stability. Peace is Stability. Not havin Doubts about u is Stability." more: https://www.legit.ng/people/wedding/1467755-im-going-crazy-lady-laments-tearfully-after-her-fiance-marries-someone-else-says-they-have-dated-6-yrs/ |
Sammydanny:You're incapable of it. |
Samueltemi337:Did you empty your account on it? Please borrow and stake more. You must be richer than Dangote today! |
Plutoman:So this is your playground abi? Game ended 4:0 |
onthehill:She is still beautiful just as many will rush omosexy if she's in the market again. |
Bosses in the house. Tuale! Djk vilzing is supposed to play by 2pm today and I carried it straight win. Please which site can I check their live score? |
Padipadi:You have venom in your blood. All these for one person? Take it easy Bros. |
PlayMaker14:He might be given life imprisonment. Death sentence is rarely meted but seriously why would a man kill a woman he claimed to love? What could make a man kill the mother of his children if not mental instability. |
6JKP3HR |
Ludogorets live to win and Bate borisov to win Odd is over 10 odds. #4000 to win #41000 or more if it clicks |
StPete:A woman who will cheat will cheat. Busy or not. |
StPete:Oga you are wicked o. He needs a balance. If he marries someone as busy as him and babies start coming. Who will take care of them? |
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