Family › Re: A Lady's Last Name by geez18(m): 11:44am On Jul 01, 2016 |
SWITANN: ANAMBRA but you live in the west? schooling? |
Romance › Re: Right OR Wrong: Wives Are More Faithfull Than Husbands by geez18(m): 11:13am On Jul 01, 2016 |
themall: Top 10 Most Unfaithful Wives In The World LIST
29,000 people in 36 countries were interviewed by Durex, the condom manufacturer. They found that the following people were the most likely to cheat and commit adultery. All in all, 50-65% of husbands and 40-55% of wives have an affair before they are 40.
1. Nigerian women:
62% of Nigerian women are unfaithful. Recently Major Chitsiko, a soldier, committed suicide after his wife cheated on him. The couple was estranged. Also in November 20011, Erelu Tola Solomon, a social elite in Lagos and Abuja, decided to ruin her 25 year marriage after having s333x with a Lagos businessman.
2. Thai women:
59% of women living in Thailand admitted to cheating on their husbands. The rules seem more relaxed in Thailand than they are in the West. Many husbands even allow their wives to commit adultery.
3. British women:
A UNLV article on infidelity and extramarital affairs noted that Britain have cases at a rate of 42%, The country experiences a high rate of women cheating.
4. Malaysian women:
33% of Malaysians are known to cheat. 39% of the Malaysian women, in particular, are known to betray their marriage vows. It was also revealed that Malaysian men have on average 3 s333x partners.
5. Russian women:
33% of Russian women are known to be cheaters. Interestingly enough, the adulterer is not the one to blame in Russia. The finger points towards the person who kindles the affair. The fingers also point to women and that has been a century old tradition for 100s of years.
6. Singaporean women:
Durex also established that 19% of women in Singapore are known to be unfaithful. Singapore men are known to have up to 16 s334x partners, which explains why the country has 19% unfaithful women.
7. French women:
Women in France are 16.3% likely to commit adultery. Men are 22% likely. A Huffington Post article believes that France makes adultery mandatory – 93% of the population is committing it.
8. American women:
14% of married women in Italy admitted to having an affair once during their married life. 54% of the married men did not know about their spouses extramarital activities. This comes in a society where 50% believe that adultery is morally wrong. Interestingly enough 61% of Americans believe that adultery should not be a crime.
9. Italian women:
The judicial system in Italy has decriminalized adultery for married women. Women now can lie about having an affair to protect their honor.
10. Indian women:
Indian Women are also known to be adulterous. Adultery is considered as a crime and is placed under Chapter XX, which deals with offenses relating to the sacrament of marriage. As per the Indian jurisdiction, the law related to adultery is mentioned under Section 497 of the Indian penal code. Section 498 of the Indian penal code also states the law related to adultery.
Source: http://www.mjemagazine.com/top-10-most-unfaithful-wives-in-the-world-list-nigeria-women-1/ i don't see where you mentioned Durex carrying out a survey in Nigeria to warrant making the assertion that Nigerian women tops this list! |
Family › Re: A Lady's Last Name by geez18(m): 8:12am On Jul 01, 2016 |
SWITANN: yeahyeah  where are you from? |
Family › Re: A Lady's Last Name by geez18(m): 7:53am On Jul 01, 2016 |
SWITANN: my aim was not for my children to bear my last name,it is for everyone to use whatever last name we want. we have that freedom and I focused on ladies last name after marriage. I know some guys that bear their mothers last name, too much emphasis is being put on a female's last name after marriage. I say everyone is free to do what they want and keeping ones last name shouldn't be frowned upon. anyways,goodluck with that! |
Family › Re: A Lady's Last Name by geez18(m): 12:28am On Jul 01, 2016 |
SWITANN: assuming my name is Olu funmi,it has been like that for so many years. I met my heart rob,got married then I become Ade-Olu funmi. I can be from a home that has only females as children,I also want to carry on my father's name and the honour that comes with bearing the name. just because am getting married to another man doesn't mean I should forget the one that gave birth to me (cos two people make a baby). so holding on to one's last name after marriage is not wrong and a grown ass man who loves his wife would accept. only the proud ones will refuse. the history of maiden name retention after marriage is steeped in feminism and has caused many a good woman a loss of face. now,you say you want to retain your fathers name after marriage but you forget that if your mother had kept her maiden name,you'll be faced with a challenge as to how to deal with three names(your father's,your mother's and your husband's) . imagine if four generations down the line adopts this method,imagine how cumbersome a name will become all in the name of feminism; also,what if your kids keep only their father's name,as is expected of them,won't your aim have been defeated? |
Family › Re: A Lady's Last Name by geez18(m): 8:54pm On Jun 30, 2016 |
SWITANN: and where exactly is a woman's place. and its not like as if the woman won't bear her husband's name,she will but she will also keep her last name. there is no law that says a woman shouldn't retain her last name or anything wrong with that. supposing my last name is a respectable name,that people know me as and recognize me through it. I can't just drop it like DAT,why r u guys making such a big deal out of it. why do you want to keep your father's name when you get married? what's the rationale?tell us. maybe,just maybe you could make us see things your way. |
Family › Re: A Lady's Last Name by geez18(m): 8:08pm On Jun 30, 2016 |
SWITANN: why is u laughing *in JENIFA'S voice* for your own good you'd better let go of that fọ́olish idea called feminism or whatever it is driving you! your mom and dad lived harmoniously simply because she knew her place in the hierachy of things.if you want to enjoy marriage too,like your mom,know your place! |
Family › Re: A Lady's Last Name by geez18(m): 7:56pm On Jun 30, 2016 |
hahahah... i'm seriously laughing at you. |
Politics › Re: Catalogues Of History Makers In Nigeria! by geez18(m): 2:14pm On Jun 30, 2016 |
i'm still trying to understand the sixteenth entry on your list. is it that the eclipse occured for the very first time in Nigeria or that it was first recorded at that date? either way,i don't see how an eclipse may not have occured in this region for a thousand or five hundred or even say a hundred years prior! i think that entry,(16),has to be rechecked and corrected. |
Politics › Re: To Those Who Desired Buhari's Failure by geez18(m): 3:28pm On Jun 26, 2016 |
seriously dude! do you live on the moon? |
Politics › Re: EFCC, A National Embarrassment – Wike by geez18(m): 7:05am On Jun 26, 2016*. Modified: 7:26am On Jun 26, 2016 |
EFCC is corrupt in its own! an institution whose former boss was invited by the senate to answer on allegations of corruption,a supposed anti-graft agency whose former head,an arrest warrant was issued on by the senate,to answer on allegations on misappropriation of funds! that should tell you that institution is a joke and a monumental fraud! |
Family › Re: When A Man Forces His Wife For Sex, Is It A Rape? by geez18(m): 8:05pm On Jun 24, 2016 |
iamauxin: nay, It's an automatic right once married....and it's recognised in the different types of marriage whether by Act or by Customs. Conjugal consent is innate in a marriage consent. To hold otherwise will amount to a subversion of the tenets of marriage. i think we're saying the same thing here. but my point is this: in as much as marriage confers on a couple an unreserved access to each others body as a right on conjugal matters,it is surely civilized (for a man) to request such conjugal duties,of his spouse,through a humane approach.hence my use of the phrase, "tacit conjugal consent" |
Family › Re: When A Man Forces His Wife For Sex, Is It A Rape? by geez18(m): 5:17pm On Jun 24, 2016 |
iamauxin: There isn't any fun in forcing one's wife for sure.... but if you put restrictions to marital sex then you will have to modify the conjugal rights in marriage to exclude sexual relationship or qualify it by insisting that the consent of the other party must be sought and obtained .
But it's good for all men to know when the time is right for sex. Or know the easiest way of turning the wife on. methinks conjugal consent is sought after,though tacitly. anything beyond that would be absurd,to say the least. don't you think? |
Family › Re: When A Man Forces His Wife For Sex, Is It A Rape? by geez18(m): 4:48pm On Jun 24, 2016 |
iamauxin: No,
Rape as codified in our laws is an unlawful carnal knowledge of a woman by a man (other than her husband)......without her consent or with her consent when such consent is obtained by threats......
The emphasis here is on those words in bracket. At worst, a husband can b charged for sexual assault on his wife and not rape. people have been responding out of passion,here. the question has to be understood before giving reply. your answer is the legally correct of the lot. that said,where is the fun in forcing one's wife...? |
Business › Re: Help!!! Can Your Bank Review Your Statement Of Account To Another Person??? by geez18(m): 7:24pm On Jun 22, 2016 |
i believe the word you intended using is "reveal". that said,a bank may reveal your account statement to a third party only if compelled to do so by a competent court of law. the account in question may be under some sort of investigation to warrant such action. you have the right to know what led to that and if no legally backed reason is given,you reserve the right to pursue any legal course of action you so desire. |
Science/Technology › Re: China Creates Fastest Computer In The World by geez18(m): 12:26pm On Jun 21, 2016 |
where is nigeria on the list? |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: 10 Tips For Salary Negotiations by geez18(m): 11:15am On Jun 21, 2016 |
i have a strong feeling this your writeup will be quite informative and beneficial to folks here but why not just post the stuff here...? |
Politics › Re: Explosive:Fayose Releases USA Court Document That Indicted Buhari's Wife- Pix by geez18(m): 7:43am On Jun 21, 2016 |
corrupt politician fighting corruption,how possible is that?buhari is corrupt! in the western world such indictment would lead to resignation,not in this country.... i'm supprised one pro buhari modulator here on nairaland that is very fond of shutting down treads highlighting the many inconsistencies of this corrupt government has not shut this tread down already! |
Education › Re: Again: South East Tops 2016 Waec Ratings by geez18(m): 8:28pm On Jun 20, 2016 |
anything short of this would've been suspicious! we are trailblazers,others are following... igbo kwenu!!! |
Culture › Re: The Yoruba Are Genetically 99.9 Percent Igbo – Study Reveals by geez18(m): 9:02am On Jun 19, 2016 |
hmph,unbelievable! we are as different as night from day! yorūbas have nothing on igbos... we igbos are unique! |
Politics › Re: Fulani Herdsmen Trade Compensations With Umumbo Farmers (pix by geez18(m): 12:38pm On May 26, 2016 |
freeborn76: That is the problem with the average Igbo man, for once you have a sane governor toeing the path of nonviolent resolution of conflicts yet you call him a fool. Na waoh! As far as I am concerned, he is a shining example of a man who wants to concentrate on developing his state and not daily grappling with settling one skirmish or the other. So you would rather he buys den guns and machetes for locals like the senseless deranged Fayose did abi? Nonsense! you had better wakeup,we are at war! make no mistakes about it.there is no sitting on the fence;you're either with us or against us! |
Politics › Re: Fulani Herdsmen Trade Compensations With Umumbo Farmers (pix by geez18(m): 12:32pm On May 26, 2016 |
freeborn76: That is the problem with the average Igbo man, for once you have a sane governor toeing the path of nonviolent resolution of conflicts yet you call him a fool. Na waoh! As far as I am concerned, he is a shining example of a man who wants to concentrate on developing his state and not daily grappling with settling one skirmish or the other. So you would rather he buys den guns and machetes for locals like the senseless deranged Fayose did abi? Nonsense! if you call this conflict resolution the you're a bigger fòol than Obiano. most times,voilence will only be countered with violence! |
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Education › Re: Stella Chinelo Emelife: UDUS Best Graduating Student And Injustice by geez18(m): 12:17pm On May 26, 2016 |
it's very simple,it's because she is igbo,from an outcast tribe,that's why she won't be recognised and celebrated by the school. girl,don't look back,keep growing strong,keep doing your thing.you don't need validation from some bigotted bunch of people. |
Politics › Re: 40 Alleged Quotes From President ROBERT MUGABE That Will Make Your Day. by geez18(m): 11:57am On May 26, 2016 |
Mugabe the comedian or should i say the poet. quite funny. |
Literature › Re: What's Your Favorite Novel Of All Time? by geez18(m): 8:17am On May 26, 2016 |
Tom Clancy's "the sum of all fears", Robert Ludlum's "the materesse countdown","the bourne trilogy","the Janson directive",and a host of other books i can't remember the authors names,like "H.M.S. ulyses" and "the man from Ó.R.G.Y" et al |
Romance › Re: 10 Ways The Right Person Will Love You by geez18(m): 12:29pm On May 25, 2016 |
aye! aye!! sir!!! |
TV/Movies › Re: Multichoice Cancels The Show 'I AM CAIT' by geez18(m): 12:13pm On May 25, 2016 |
it's about time. good riddance...! |
Literature › Re: 62 Ajose Street..the Place Of My Birth. by geez18(m): 9:40pm On May 23, 2016 |
hilariously multivational!  nice one OP. |
Celebrities › Re: Wizkid, Olamide, Tiwa…30 Nigerian Artistes Reimagined As Regulars At A Local Bar by geez18(m): 9:29pm On May 23, 2016 |
what convoluted bullsh!t is this... lol.
OP, hope you ain't high on something higher than crack! |
Education › Re: 16 Strange Things Banned Around The World. by geez18(m): 7:05pm On May 23, 2016 |
lanicky: 6) China is notorious for its tendency to control things in Tibet but the law that the Chinese government passed in 2007 was just beyond absurd. According to the law, it's illegal for the Tibetan monks to reincarnate without the government´s permission weird isn't it? the absurdity of this law is both amusing and bizarre! |
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