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jaybee3:Exactly what I'm saying Anyway,thanks for your contribution |
jaybee3:I agree with you on this but please don't misapprehend my statement.... Back then,the husbands provide for their family,we're living in a different world now,reason why i said she can contribute but as a man you need to do a lot more.... A little puzzle->>If you don't earn much and along the line your wife loses her job,,how do you manage your family?? |
ronald4lif:Exactly |
goofyone:okay,so when did providing for the family became the job of a woman I'm not saying she should not contribute financially to her family,but its not her duty.....Lets not go into that please. |
goofyone:okay,so when did providing for the family became the job of a woman I'm not saying she should not contribute financially to her family,but its not her duty.....Lets no go into that please. |
RottenTomato:Lol Thanks |
goofyone:I knew a question like this would come up,but please lets leave the ladies aside for now.. |
joedejana:okay,I'm sorry |
Some days back, while minding my business on social media, I came across this debate about the amount of money a man should earn before getting married. The debate was quite heated and interesting. Now, let’s properly analyze this. Here, I am referring to a man who is ready to settle down with a wife and have a family. This is considering the fact that the man would take up most of the financial responsibilities of the home and probably some from the extended family. Can we really put a figure to this income? Let’s try. A. Exactly or Below N50,000 Monthly B. Between N50,000 to N100,000 Monthly C. Way more than N100,000…. In fact, millions! D. It really doesn’t matter What is your choice? And why?
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Food servers don’t get as much recognition or respect as they deserve. I have had to endure watching people mistreat a waiter or waitress at public places and the sight was never pleasant. A recent experience inspired me to write this post. You should always be nice to someone serving you. Here are 5 reasons why: 1. They need to be motivated Many times, to get great service from someone serving you, a simple smile does the trick. When they’ve been working for hours, they’re bound to be tired, and even when they’re not tired they’re going to be less inclined to do their best for someone who isn’t nice to them. So put your bad mood aside and motivate them to provide the best possible service. 2. They’re human It’s really sad to hear many people treating a server badly as if they don’t see him or her as a fellow human being but rather just a means of getting their food. They really aren’t machines, but humans like you and I with their lives, family, problems… and deserve to be treated with politeness. Let’s not forget that. 3. They don’t earn so much They don’t get paid anywhere near what politicians and others do for serving the public. Yet what would we do without them? Food servers are not paid enough for what they have to endure. This should be enough reason to be extra nice to them. 4. They don’t often get good compliments It’s a two-way street. Be nice to them, and they’ll be nice to you. Everyone needs good compliments once in a while. If you have a complaint about the food or service, make your point calmly and you’re more likely to get a satisfactory resolution. 5. They are handling your food You should also be aware that food servers have many devious ways of getting back at you if you treat them badly. I’ve heard shocking stories about what disgruntled chefs and servers do to your food in anger. Some may not be true, but its best not to take chances on annoying someone with access to your food. Isn’t it? Do you have any more reasons why its important to be nice to people serving you? What are some of the shocking stories you’ve heard of or experienced between a food server and a customer?
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RoyalBlak007:wrong dear |
Peter is 20 years old and has only had 5 birthdays. How is that possible?? |
Peter is 20 years old and has only had 5 birthdays. How is that possible?? |
Mprex:seriously ![]() |
Just saw this.. looks kinda strange to me
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sule5727: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() seriously ![]() Well I'm not the one thanks for your advise though |
dechandel:hahahaha kay dear,thnks |
Dygeasy:hmmm, alright then |
austine4real:and who said my dad is the one,my dad is to handle the case,not the guy in question oo |
dechandel:Lol, JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL THREE(3) i guess she started school late.. About your opinion->>I'm not sure she'll be able to handle a baby.. |
ronald4lif:yeaa,you're right Thanks alot |
jaykaylegend:I'm sorry to disappoint you but your hunch is wrong,thank you |
ronald4lif:there is but you see,she wasn't rape and her mum was aware of the relationship.. so they can't do anything cos it seems like she gave a permit.. |
ronald4lif: ![]() ![]() thanks though |
D1ck:Lol,a rhetorical one |
obi4eze:nope,actually the guy is his tenant,and the case was brought to him,not because of that though |
Alright.... My dad got a case that has kept him in a state of confusion..This situation has been on for a month now.... Just wanna get your opinion about it. Well a guy(26) got a girl(15) pregnant. She is in J.S.S 3 and they have been dating for a while now. Her mum did not approve of the relationship but had no choice since she has lost control of her daughter... To cut the long story short->>she's now five(5) months pregnant,though the case started when the pregnancy was four(4)months..There was a delay because of the DNA result,since the guy claimed he's not the only one sleeping with her,now its out and confirmed him owner of the pregnancy.. The problem is making a decision of either keeping the pregnancy or terminating it. N/B:If she terminates the pregnancy,HER LIFE IS AT RISK and keeping the pregnancy WILL DISRUPT HER EDUCATION.. Your candid advice please......... |
Andrew114:ohh dear,I don't know Maybe you should ask the mason man ![]() |
Yehman:Trying to derail ![]() Feel free |
HSinclair:Alright,thanks |
1. Build trust 2. Be honest 3. Be faithful 4. Be considerate 5. Respect each other 6. Become best friends 7. Be proud of one another 8. Be there for one another 9. Bear each other’s burden 10. Make time for one another 11. Communicate to each other 12. Trust and always pray to God 13. Accept each other’s mistakes 14. Appreciate each other’s effort 15. Take time and study each other 16. Love each other unconditionally 17. Refresh your love with surprises 18. Talk about things, both good and bad 19. Know that you won’t always be happy 20. Know that having arguments are normal 21. Forgive and forget each other’s mistakes 22. Leave the past to the past,which include ex’s |
Sorry.. 
Peter is 20 years old and has only had 5 birthdays. How is that possible??