₦airaland Forum

Morwendy:
Hi. New here but have read threads for years til now and I just have a simple question to ask . Ok, I know how dim I sound but I married my Nigerian husband 8 years ago. Next week, we apply for his permanent leave to remain here. We've been happy enough since we got married, the usual ups and downs but nothing too serious. Anyway, I found that he has a website advertising a business in Nigeria. Asked him about it and he says yes its his but its not up and running yet (like thats why I was mad at him rather than because he set ghis up without even telling me). I was looking at some photos on his site and I came across a poster laying out the days events for his fathers funeral. At the foot of the poster it says 'by [his name but different surname] on behalf of the family. Now, this new surname is the same as his fathers so I believe it to be his true name. Asked him about it and he says that his surname is different to the rest of his family because he chose to take his paternal grandfathers name. I assume his father should also bear the grandfathers name? He just keeps telling me that I don't understand Nigerian customs/traditions but now the word 'scammed' keeps popping into my head. A simple yes or no would be enough - is it usual for a man to NOT take his fathers name? Thanks in advance.

motherfucker:
oh wow. This put a smile on my face. Please which state is Idemili in?

I am sure many people, non igbos, especially the yorubas will have some smiles on their face.

God bless all the people commenting.

We need more comments to put this to front page in order to counter the damage done flirtykaren's post. You have no idea until you have done a google search. But Nairaland is head above others and therefore it could serve as a reference point with better perspective, information and eductation.

I need someone from Abia state oooo. Please speak up if you are from Abia state.

rerhji:
d last tym i used it....i still av to use my personal effort.....i dnt think it works.......i even added a half of d second sachet jst to mk it work.......

marvin906:
go buy hollandia and Spanish fly mix the two together
the rest is up to you

rastaLivity:
bro can I pm you, I don't mind sending you my LinkedIn username n password to arrange my profile for me_y r we on nairaland if not to help each other, pls?

rastaLivity:
hello folks, it's almost 2years I joined LinkedIn and I still can't see what the platform brings to the table. maybe two random Invite and consistent reminders to go premium is all I have to show for it, which kind wahAla be this? who I offend wey I no fit remember sef. please is there something I'm not doing right, please help me, over to the house.

jdleo32:
This is a threat since it is repeatedly coming line first thing every morning.

donigspain:
Sorry OP for your situation.

Some organizations you need to contact:

- National Pension Commission
- Federal Ministry of Labour and Productivity
- Nigerian Labour Congress
- There's this Workers Welfare Along Mobolaji Bank-Anthony way, Ikeja.

Luiz1:
Am I the only one with a different point of view here? Why should Google block ads and pop-ups from other sites, while they spare theirs? NONSENSE.....

fm4real2k6:
You are sounding like a failed Affiliate Marketer..lol

gbosaa:
What about people who made others drink dirty water used in washing a dead persons body to prove innocence in a suspected murder case??

Disgusting.

Mynd44:
He uses juju so?

How many Chrisians go to church and pray for favor in the eyes of your bosses? What is the difference?

He goes to hos village (to consult his priest) don't people go/travel to Redemption camp to pray too?

dammysel:
No I don't want to be settled only I need the bastard to say what he wants from all this back and forth. We've called you 419. Everyone viewing this knows you are. Dan please find attached a link of your similar crime in 2013 and know that I would rather take this shame of exposing you than give up. Pay my balance . Pay that money ����������

nairavsdollars:
IPOBian's inhumanity to an IPOBian