₦airaland Forum

Kasssandra:
Ned is also a Muslim, and everyone knows they are polygamous. Any woman marrying Ned knows what she is getting into.

Yul's first wife thought she was marrying a good Catholic. A member of a church that preaches monogamy ( and where getting divorced involves long story). Now he has turned out to be a polygamist at heart.
Nothing spoil.
Let May get on with her life.
Polygamy is not a deal that kills, it only makes things easier for the ladies involved.

If Yul had told his first wife that he was going to eventually marry other women when they were dating, maybe she would have not married him, and someone willing to support polygamy would have. And all would be well.

Peace081:
May is really going to alot, she's really not happy at all, only God can console her

JoshTim:
BAT oga Nla, tuale presidenti of Nigeria. Everybody blood just dey hot, Baba Tinubu say calm down calm down, election campaign never start.


Ọmọ, the crowd go too mad. We will eventually evict all Igbos from south west.

Anigreat:


The only people you'll see identifying and respecting Tinubu are drug addicts, thieves, ex convict and Uzor Kalu is a thief , a known ex convict bowing to his principal.

Threesha:
No Sir, explain how

Spy360:
The error you are making is thinking Christianity is white man religion. It's not. It is in fact a universal religion or awakening. In fact it was originated in Africa by ancient blacks in ancient Egypt, and it is an upgrade of our own African traditions. The only difference is that Jesus, Joshua, Yeshua or whatever version you wish to call Him manifested. As a matter of fact, Abraham, Moses, David and Jesus aren't white. Even our African traditions speak of a saviour. In Igbo He is called our 'Chi' and we refer to His father as Chiukwu (spelt as Chukwu). The whites were only instruments of preserving the history.

Batam:
Colonialist did not force religion on Africans, if it was so all Africans would have been practising Christianity because all colonialist countries like Britain, France, Portugal are Christian dominated countries and they colonize Africa, America, Asia etc. Nigeria as a country is not dominated by Christianity despite the colonial era
All those advanced countries did not reject the religion but they are already established among themselves a true religion which is 'Love"
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Batam:
Why are you so economical with the truth. Being a Christian in not by force, if you are an idol worshipper continue worshiping your idols.
If church missionaries did not build school, I wonder whether you will be able to read or write even in your local language

fabienjoe:
Fake News. Charles' coronation won't take place before mid to late 2023. There's no place in the programme for animal sacrifice. The suggestion is preposterous. Charles himself is an animal rights activist and would never allow such I'm all for culture and identity, but we shouldn't be making wild claims to push our culture agenda. Animal sacrifice is barbaric. It has no place in modern Britain ..It shouldn't take place in any modern society..

Amah70:
Some Yoruba person was involved in the Owo Church massacre.
It's quite easy for Islamists to recruit indigenes to carry out massacre on any region of Nigeria. There are unemployed people willing to do any job like that in their region. Such unemployed heediots are being recruited by Islamists in the east to carry out the attacks in Igbo land.

Musauzor:
Bola BATstard Tribulation and Shettima the terrorist using their imported Boko Haram allies to destabilize SE so that they will have an upper hand in the South . We implore the DSS to probe these two terror sympathizers . Suddenly the SE has become a killing field while the NE is calm and cool.

immortalcrown:
Uwa na-eme ntughari.

But why is polygamy his area of focus?

Among all the faith-related misunderstandings, why is polygamy the one chooses to tackle?

Maybe his own "calling" is to justify polygamy.

onuman:
The main issue is that a drug trafficker Tinubu, can't be president of Nigeria.
No world leader can do business with Nigeria under Tinubu.