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ajailer:Democracy where the natural resources of the nation is shipped to France at the expense of local development? What has democracy achieved for them all these years? Did you ever hear anything good about Burkina Faso before Traore came on board? |
My advice: find a way to move out of that house to at least a room and parlour. Forget about the curtain demarcation, there are natural body sounds during serious business which none of your children should ever hear or imagine to hear from you both. It will mess up their psychology. Even as a bachelor, I'm already thinking of soundproofing my master bedroom pending marriage because I know the woman I marry will be regularly shouting down the roof. Yes, I know my parents take care of each other's emotional needs but I'll be happy to have them hide it from my knowledge in any means possible. If possible, find another place outside the house where you and your wife can sneak out to during the night. Or, reschedule your time to another point where all your children will be out of the house: eg when they're at school. Or you can push them to go to church early while you and your woman arrive late .In sum, see your wife as your girlfriend and your kids as SU roommates. That way, you can be smarter in finding times when you both can sneak in a quick one. I love your family oriented mentality and the fact that you still find your woman desirable after seven kids. Also, don't you think you should consider family planning at this point? Whatever happens, don't let the emotional fire between you and your wife die. Its easier maintaining one that rekindling one that has fizzled out. Big ups, Brotherman. Modified: Want sort of work do you do, Brother? Is it possible for your wife to be coming over before you close? Think outside of the box and find out what will work best for you. |
Obavoh:Baba which state are you in? I'll really love to know your state if 150k can comfortably take care of a family of 9 people for a month. You sound like a very responsible man. |
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I never knew Enugu people cultivate beans. Now, I'm beginning to understand why the Fulanis are showing them love with Benue and Ebonyi. So, the agenda is to destroy other stakeholders in Agriculture so the Fulanis can become sole proprietors of Naija's agric enterprise. How can a people be so evil? |
Obaofaba:By commissioning roads? Una rankadede mentality defies gumption. |
Welcome to the SE ThuvB. I respect the office of the president. Whoever occupies it has to earn his personal respect from me. |
You're a sensible, responsible man with a sharp understanding of life. You're also a chronic simp. A girl fixing a marriage timeline before her next birthday is simply vain. She's in her emotional state where reason and caution is thrown out of the window. She doesn't want to understand your LOGICAL excuses so long as that wish is fulfilled. I don't want to pour sand in your garri but that behavior is in itself a massive red flag. She will soon start doing things you won't approve of as a wife so long as they satisfy hr cravings. A man has the responsibility of managing the chaotic nature of his woman. If you fail in this regard and allow her to lead you on, she will destroy you both. My advice; since you'll be the one shouldering the family responsibilities, the buck of when to marry stops at your table. Marry ONLY when you're very comfortable. From the day you get to meet her parents, you will continue dishing out money till infinity. And once babies come into the picture, your financial responsibilities will keep increasing every year. Btw, is she a virgin? If she's not, tell her she's free to marry anyone else while you focus on your hustle. When you're ready to settle down, you'll find younger, more beautiful well-cultured and even virgin achalugos to settle down with. You want to marry your age mate who can manipulate you into unreasonable decisions? Don't shortchange yourself Brotherman. |
aspabay:He alleges the hotel was grounded with guests inside. That can be investigated. He claims two former governors were assaulted. That can also be investigated. He mentioned the name of the lead attack thug. That can be investigated. You're looking for a phone camera in the confusion of gunshots and daggers? Don't be foolish! |
looseweight:Have you watched Prison Break? I just hope he was truly guilty and not merely set up. |
owobokiri:Lol. Have they ever heard the phrase "Igbo enweghi eze"? They'll be surprised to realise that Kanu's eventual release may not even affect the popular Monday sit at home. Gini ka ha makwanu? |
And it will only get worse. Greedy mofos who turned savings accounts to debit accounts. Charging for ATM card maintenance, sms alerts, withdrawal from another ATM and so on. Opay and others to the rescue. Una banking halls go soon close. |
dgitrader:It might be deliberate then. Trust the CIA to always come up with the most psychology-wracking move possible. The more you look, the less you see. |
ednut1:Dollar didn't go up. Naira went down. |
TallNigerian:Na so ban done hungry you reach?
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ogmask:1. You don't live in Abia 2. You've never been to Umuahia in the last two years. Ana akogheri. |
Xannadu:You never see anything. You think its possible to rig the whole south and some parts of the North without structure? Its clear who rigged the last elections and who obtained organic votes. |
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I'll give it to Bukola Saraki, followed by David Mark. |
Besto:Dimeji was in House of Reps, not the Senate. |
I don't know how the brain of the Black man functions, me included. There is something fundamentally wrong with us. The power problem in Nigeria could be solved forever with our natural gas reserves but a whole Aso Rock is planning to go off-grid. We are daft and bereft of common sense when it comes to managing resources, when its about money, when its about power. I hope a civilian or military Traoré happens to Nigeria and other countries in Africa someday. |
ChangedMan1999:Yeah. Saner muslim countries without Hisbah and music. |
This post is trash An absolute hogwash. This is not the time of Gadhaffi, of Sankara, of Olimpio, of Lumumba, of Sékou Toure, of Nkrumah, or of Murtala Mohammed where you can summarily assassinate Africa's finest and no one will bat an eyelid. Today we know better, understand history better and are better educated. France should nurse its stolen gold and comot eye for Burkina Faso. Any attempt to repeat the Sankara script in this day and age will no longer be met with passivity. We are now involved. |
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oglalasioux:This is 2025, not the 1940s. How exactly do you justify France's humongous gold bullion vaults when there's not a single gold mine in all of France? Let these imperialists leave Africa alone. Check all the bad, clueless, non-performing presidents in Africa. They are the favourites of the west and would usually perpetuate themselves in power or rig their way to second terms without pressure. Check out all the fine, people oriented leaders in Africa, they are always hated by the West and usually end up getting assassinated. Look ar the daily bloodbaths in Benue. BBC or Aljazeera will not report it. Na Traoré be their headache. Ndị uchu. |
9jaBloke:Some virgins dey collect from backyard, mouth and dey handle their buttons. A pure virgin is a virgin in all respects. |
Op kindly put the name of the place where this happened. Some of us can cross seven oceans to wife such rare jewels. |
Welcome to the world Nyscchukwu. ![]() Some men dey try sha. Allowing your heavily pregnant wife to be traveling for youth service runs, abi na single mother ish? |
TechBaron:Thanks for bringing this one to my notice. Better late than never. |
dydx2020:Specs? |
Which of them can you assure us pays handsomely and has a high job intake rate? I done tire for YouTube tech videos.
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