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HeavenlyCherub:
You say you come from a polygamous home but you say you aren’t faithful and she was ok with that. You caused your own problem and made her insecure. As you cheat I just want you to keep in mind there’s a high chance one of the girls you cheat with will become pregnant. Your children will be the one to suffer the consequences of your selfish actions. So many children suffer for the decisions their fathers made to have children with many women. And then you say no insults, it’s because you know what you were doing/did is wrong. I have no sympathy for men like you. You need to pray for deliverance. You really need to hope you don’t come across a woman that prays.

You spoil and hurt your own woman and other women because of a lack of self control. One thing I can tell you is don’t cause your own misfortune in life. If some women cry on your behalf God listens. I don’t know why people think they can hurt people and go back to business as usual. Have you ever thought of why you have difficulty keeping a job and so many events of misfortune? Brothers and Sisters don’t ever forget all decisions and actions have consequences. Be careful how you treat people

majamajic:
Try get a job first , give her some time in the kitchen too or u can equally do the cooking together if she is that bad

I see no serious issues here , just continue keeping your cool and get a job first , but if u see it can't work , better u leave with your life intact , cos na u wear the shoe , we just dey try advice u from the story u told us . But if u can just try harder to make things work out for you and your family , get a job . Sometimes money is important in marriage !

yomi007k:

No insults intended.

Your past is haunting you. TRUST is very important in business, family, friendship etc. You didn't build trust during the years.
People have been in long distance relationships for years and get to see once or twice a year and they still love each other because they didnt compromise trust along the way.

Secondly, you have finance issues and this is directly propertional to the happiness of most men. If u don't have money, many things will easily irritate you.

Tadeknkeepcalm:
Well, I see you both have issues that could be resolved if only both of you stopped shouting and had a real dialogue.

Both of you have made sacrifices that seemed to have proved your love for one another, and this is what you seem to hold on to.

But if you do not work out your shortcomings, both of you, you—your unfaithfulness and her—her nagging, your sacrifices would soon be forgotten and your child will bear the brunt of it.

So just try to have a real heart to heart.

Olakunleyakub:
This has not gotten to the issue of break up nah..I think your wife loves you for whom you are even without enough moneybut feeling insecure right? My brother you got not problem. What you need to do is to take her and the son out for a treat den use the medium to reassure her that she and her son is your priority and everything you have.
2. Be more prayer
3. Avoid cooking if it will continue causing disagreement between you both
4. Seek for an an advice from a marriage and counselling expert
5. Report her to sum1 she always owe in high regard to talk to her.
Best of luck in ur marriage.

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topsquino:
If you have something important to notify me, I suggest you should contact me via email.

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topsquino:
If you have something important to notify me, I suggest you should contact me via email.

My IG inbox has been flooded with hundreds of irrelevant messages.

topsquino:
Don't worry.

By first week of May, I would have completed all my pending projects and I will have time to employ loyal, dedicated people who are result-driven and task-oriented

helinues:
What's the email address of the sender?

Let's start from there to know if it's real or not

dontammy:
Dear Abel,

 

We trust that this meets you and your loved ones in good health.

 

At Sterling Bank, we have been thinking about more ways to support the fight against the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. As a result, we have joined the newly formed Nigerian Private Sector Coalition Against COVID-19 to help channel our resources to combat the virus.

 

We and our partners in the Bankers’ Committee are leading the effort to raise money towards the N120bn required by the government to fight the pandemic. To help achieve our shared goal of eradicating the virus, Sterling Bank will be contributing Two Hundred and Fifty Million Naira (N250,000,000) as part of our commitment to the coalition.

 

While this will go a long way, more still needs to be done. We have come to acknowledge that this battle will require every one of us to play our part as corporate citizens and individuals -This is where we call on your support.

 

We would like you to join us in the fight against COVID-19, by making a contribution to the Fight COVID-19 Fund (FCF) to help us all defeat this pandemic for good.

 

Every Naira donated will go a long way in saving the country we call home. Please make your donations to:

 

Bank Name:              Sterling Bank

Account Name:          COVID Donations

Account Number:       0076813615

 

Now more than ever, a Swahili proverb I once heard rings true; its translation in English says “Unity is strength, division is weakness.”

 

Let us show our strength in uniting against this virus.

 

 

 

Yours sincerely,

 

Abubakar Suleiman

Chief Executive Officer

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The Executive Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Mohammed Nami, has said that tax administrators need to tax street traders, artisans and other jobs in the informal sector of the economy but politicians are frustrating the effort.

According to Nami, taxing the informal sector promotes good governance and political accountability, ensuring the informal sector has the right to request for certain services as demanded by the formal sector, which is being taxed.

“Taxing the informal sector may also be a way of promoting good governance and political accountability of the State because tax strengthens the social contract between the citizens and the government. Thus, informal businesses that contribute to tax revenues are likely to assert their rights to receive certain services from government thereby ensuring accountability,” Nami said.

The informal sector is not taxed in Nigeria. Individuals and businesses in the informal sector also known as an underground sector do not declare their income and pay no taxes on them because it is not considered as normal income sources. The sector is mostly filled with the lower class of society.

But the FIRS boss is trying to change that in a bid to expand the government’s revenue base. Nami disclosed this during the ninth Country Correspondents meeting and African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF’s) Experts meeting on taxation of the informal sector in Abuja.

His statement came at a time President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration is trying to create more revenue sources to find a solution to Nigeria’s dwindling revenue. Finance Minister Zainab Ahmed had stated that Nigeria has a revenue problem, so in Nami’s view, taxing the informal sector will be a boost to the revenue mobilisation of African countries.

Why are Politicians against it? According to Nami, the fear of losing votes is causing politicians to thwart the tax administrator’s intention to tax the informal sector. He said politicians have promised the people in the informal sector of protection from taxes in order to be elected.

Nami said, “Taxing the informal sector is viewed as politically unpopular and politicians are unwilling to risk losing the high number of votes represented in the sector. This is because politicians promise informal workers protection from taxation in exchange for their votes.”

He added that these businesses “also operate on a cash basis and maintain poor or no accounting records. Most of the businesses in the sector are also small and fragmented making it inefficient for the revenue administrations to enforce compliance.”

dontammy:
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