₦airaland Forum

paris10: As in the norms in Nigeria, women who get divorced or are been thrown out of their matrimonial homes by their husbands tend to lose out alot.

Even in domestic violence cases, women who couldnt take the violence any longer divorce the husband without sharing in the property.

Though Nigeria is not UK, US or other western countries where women share in the estate or property of the husband after divorce, Nigerian men should atleast take responsibility in making sure the woman they divorce would be well-off after letting her go.

Laws should also be put in place to reward any woman whose husband left her for someone else. Even in cases where the woman is found to be promiscuous and the husband want out, adequate measure should be put in place to make sure she share from the spoils.

Married women deserve better and should be treated better.

mitey: This is damn #twisted

How the hell is that baby going to be brea.st-fed??

And how will they explain to the child? Like this??

Santos: Mommy, what is sex?
Mom: Sex is ...
Mom: After sex, the woman becomes pregnant and gives birth to a child.
Santos: So you were pregnant with me?
Mom: No, daddy was pregnant and gave birth to you.
Santos: Dafuq??
Mom: Not only that, dad brea.st-fed you.
Santos: WHAAT??

ifex370: i love it when she says!"i love"
but i dnt get it wen she says " jk " afterwards...

Jman06: I don't support the idea of creation of Biafra! All i want is true federalism. Let the south south have their oil and the south east become the industrial hub of Nigeria. The north should go back to their farms and the west? Oop! Ok, we can employ them as teachers in our schools and maids in our households. One Nigeria!

weazley: dunno, i grew up at itire, close to ijesha, my neighbourhood was really raazz.

weazley: Lol
You mess akpu fly gate
Ur flat nyash like devil bible
Two kulikuli surround ur village nobody escape
Thunder blow u say god don mess
D strongest man for una village na hot eba kill am
And my favourite : u mess e no do poo e no do par e do mama nngozii
Those days, chai, dat was d life mehn not al dis tecno children we av now