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Culture / Re: Why Do Igbo People Detest Marrying Other Tribes? by Gracious10: 11:45pm On Nov 28, 2013 |
babyosisi: Coogar why are you getting upset lol @ Madu agaghi abu ogbenye buru kwa amusu.. 1 Like |
Culture / Re: Why Do Igbo People Detest Marrying Other Tribes? by Gracious10: 3:34pm On Nov 28, 2013 |
babyosisi: There is something in an Igbo man that makes him adore Igbo women This is very true and touched all areas. My friends Dad had to dissuade her from marrying a Yoruba man by showing her the machete marks and cuts he got from the biafran war. He wouldn't even set eyes on the Yoruba suitor. 6 Likes |
Culture / Re: Why Do Igbo People Detest Marrying Other Tribes? by Gracious10: 3:26pm On Nov 28, 2013 |
juju2008: The fact is that cultures differ and as such people like to marry their own. I am Igbo and I married an Igbo man. All my relations that I can think of married from various parts of Igbo land. Even the ones living outside the country all came back to marry from an Igbo family. However that is not to say that there are no exceptions. Our family friend's son married a Yoruba moslem, though as a condition she had to convert to the Catholic faith. And that's another's issue, what's with igbos and this Catholic religion? from tribe to religion. who knows what else they would require. ..I don tire jare |
Romance / Re: My Relationship Has Failed Again!!! by Gracious10: 4:47pm On Nov 27, 2013 |
Iaz93: You're uglier LMAO! I just couldn't stop laughing at ur bitter self. Dalu. |
Romance / Re: Certified Relationship Expert! Ask Your Questions by Gracious10: 4:22pm On Nov 27, 2013 |
HisRib: 1) Honestly, there is never really a timeline when it comes to "when to start dating again after a break up." It all depends on you. Some people like to take a break in between relationships and others don't. I always suggest a small break because it gives you a chance to reflect. Going from relationship to relationship is not something I would recommend. Completely priceless answers. Thanks a lot. 2 Likes |
Romance / Re: Certified Relationship Expert! Ask Your Questions by Gracious10: 3:28pm On Nov 27, 2013 |
Thanks for this thread. 1.How soon is too soon to move on to another relationship after u break up with an ex? 2. Does Ex have any right to condemn or get mad at you for moving on soon? 3. Is "friendship" necessary between you and an ex? Thanks. |
Romance / Re: My Relationship Has Failed Again!!! by Gracious10: 2:57pm On Nov 27, 2013 |
berylLOL: You are ugly. How could u say such thing to someone grieving? A lady like u is broken and in pain and all u could do is rub the ugly word on her face? Why are people so bitter especially Nigerians and yet we wonder why people commit suicide. May God have mercy on u and send u help when u need it. Believe me, you will need comfort one day. I hope no one mocks you. Op, just take it easy and heal first. Take stock and understand why things keep happening same way. Also understand that relationships are like clothes, you will never go naked. Someone is praying to have u, you just have to be patient and focused. All will be well. 10 Likes |
Romance / Re: Cooking For Your Boyfriend In His House: Is It Right Or Wrong? by Gracious10: 12:24am On Nov 27, 2013 |
Pyrrho: This isn't about pretending to be nice. Truth is that any lady who is naturally homely will not sit back and watch things undone. I speak for myself cos even vist my friends and their place place is unkempt, I get up and do it. Be it male or female. Can't stand untidy place but whats nice about those is that they appreciate it. These things are not demanded, it comes from ur inside. But when it's demanded, it's upto u to put an end to it. It will be bad to walk into ur bf house and its untidy and u walk out without doing something about it but I won't let anyone take advantage of my chores obsessed self. Lol. 1 Like |
Romance / Re: Cooking For Your Boyfriend In His House: Is It Right Or Wrong? by Gracious10: 11:42pm On Nov 26, 2013 |
sandijey: Culture plays a major role. Might never marry a yoruba man even if am yoruba. The guys just expect u to cook and clean when they haven't even proposed! As if its their birthrite! And yes am bitter cus I have had terrible experiences! That's just eye service to me! That doesn't mean they would marry u. Someone else might be cooking and cleaning better than u! I have cooked, cleaned and scrubbed and I will never do that again! The worst is if the young man is still living wiv his parents! Lord have mercy. You will be expected to cook for everybody including his parents, etc! jus to show u are a well brought up girl even when he hasn't proposed to you! But because the boys family is already calling you iyawo, u go just form mugu! Call me missing rib now, I no send u!! At the end of the day, if he brings another girl home and she cooks, this same family will eat her food and call her iyawo! I think women should never spend a night in a bf's house. So he doesn't see u finish! If u are not readily available, u wouldn't be mandated to cook often! I don't mean to bring tribe! Just that my best friends are igbo dating igbo men! When we discuss and I tell them what I used to do, it sounded so awkward to them! And they used to warn me! But I was of the opinion that maybe igbo men do not see it as so important. Its not like they don't cook but their bfs never made it a habit! Meanwhile "me" chaiiiiiiii, I can't even say it! I concur, same thing happened to me to a point that if I dont do chores, I will be interrogated as to why I didn't do those things. So I decided to stop doing them and called the whole thing off. Truth is that there's no limit to how bad people can treat you but you can always set a limit to how much nonsense you can take. Do what u can do and what u can't, seek wisdom on how to handle it. 2 Likes |
Health / Re: Male Infertility!!! Share Your Experience/success Story. by Gracious10: 4:16am On Nov 24, 2013 |
There are health issues like diabetes that can cause infertility. MUMPS have being known to cause infertility or sub-infertility amongst men. If u experienced this disease as a child, u may look out for its lasting effect such as infertility. In most cases, it may result in absolute impotence. Solutions are out there for those who seek them. Infertility can be a very frustrating issue.. Ladies, also know ur cycle, that would help. 1 Like |
Family / Re: Why Is Divorce Not An Option For Most Nigerian Women? by Gracious10: 7:58pm On Nov 07, 2013 |
Am yet to see another option apart from divorce and haven't gotten an answer to that. Like someone mentioned seperation from the abusive man, I would like to know for how long? Are you not putting this womans life on hold? Barring her from finding a better man? Most of these abusers are stalkers and won't let go easily.How about the consequences of returning to the very abusive husband? cos truth be told, those men won't change. Also what punishement are outlined for the abusive man to stop all forms of abusive if the woman is ever gonna get back to him. Because seperation without solution is nothing. |
Family / Re: Why Is Divorce Not An Option For Most Nigerian Women? by Gracious10: 7:22pm On Nov 07, 2013 |
SegzyJoe: At loretaBiko, what's your advice to women who are severally battered by their male partners? What options do they have? Your opinion is highly needed since divorce isn't an option. 1 Like |
Family / Re: Why Is Divorce Not An Option For Most Nigerian Women? by Gracious10: 7:04pm On Nov 07, 2013 |
thegeorgy: people can actually save lives by reporting to the appropriate authority.if u see a woman been abused by her husband you can actually make a report at the station.it wont kill you but help save someone! After reporting to authorities in a place like Nigeria, u will not get justice because people u r reporting to are commiting the same crime. Men's overall attitude to women have been brutal for ages. Count down from rape to domestic violence, its like women will continue to be slaves to men except they choose to save themselves. 2 Likes |
Car Talk / Re: Nigeria Women Cant Drive! by Gracious10: 7:16pm On Oct 31, 2013 |
Gini ka ona ako?@ topic ...I drive so well that my dad calls me "odogwu nwanyi" infact the man always step on his imaginary brake while I do my james bond moves...I therefore oppose the motion that men drive better than women! Am a living proof! |
Romance / Re: Your Breakup Experiences With Someone You Really Loved?? by Gracious10: 3:43am On Sep 20, 2013 |
Kris d don.: Lmao@people accusing him of being gay bc e no marry....lol..lol |
Romance / Re: I Cheated On My Husband And I Plan To Continue by Gracious10: 8:42pm On May 01, 2013 |
naijathings: I concur! |
Romance / Re: A Thread for Single Ladies :) by Gracious10: 7:20pm On Feb 02, 2013 |
Hmmmm, people are going through stuff! It's well. 1 Like |
Health / Re: The Challenges Of Being A Nigerian Nurse by Gracious10: 6:07pm On Jan 24, 2013 |
Hmmmmm, I have followed this thread and read every single post with relish. Truth is that no health profession functions without the other, courtesy demands that you treat other health team colleagues with respect. Nigeria is a Jungle where professionals go about trying to eat each other alive. Those asking nurses to become doctors, if everyone became a doctor,how can we then function? I love what I do and I don't stop learning. If one piece of information could increase my level of knowledge and help me function better in my field, I go all the way to get it whether you are a doctor, nurse, pharmacist, nutritionist. What matters is that you have gained experience in your area of profession. The continuous bickering is very unnecessary as I have seen doctors who can't even insert an IV neither can they make diagnosis or even know what to assess. I have met ones who are very intelligent and enjoy what they do. There are bad and good ones. If our professional bodies are doing bad, let's be the change we want to see. No matter how a patient/client offends you, patience is a strong virtue of a nurse. You can never do without that. What bothers me most is the work load of a Nigerian Nurse, it enormous and could affect proper care for clients. What I was really expecting are those issues that affect care in a nursing setting. The technical, ethical, educational and economic issues affecting the field. How do we handle them and where do we go from here? Change can't come in one day but we can start somewhere. Enough of the bickering. We have some real issues, let's deal with them. 2 Likes |
Health / Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by Gracious10: 6:47pm On Jan 19, 2013 |
gsalvatore: I hate nurses cos they are wicked - in fact they can't help not being wicked,arrogant,suicidal and nutty sometimes. I mean these/some nurses were once nice babes till they got their white gown, that cardboard they wear as "Crown" and license to practice and they eventually turn into what they are not suppose to. I disagree with you in the case of a Nurse giving you information about a relative or friend. That is breech of confidentiality. Legally, its completely wrong..It's not in the hands of a nurse to give information about a clients care or progress. This information can be obtained from the primary physician and it can only be given to the next of kin or guardian except in cases of emergency where the Doc makes such decisions for the client. Somethings the public expects nurses to do is actually not in their scope of practice. |
Health / Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by Gracious10: 6:08pm On Jan 19, 2013 |
Prettychyna: @ rooneyboy,i am a registered nigerian nurse and am proud of that. Most people here are talking based on assumption or hearsay. Nurses may not be angels,but they are the next best thing. Nurses are in the business of caring,that's our bottom line! I have been following your comments and how you have effectively defended our profession. I am proudly a Nigerian Registered Nurse/Midwife and also US Registered Nurse. There is definitely a difference between the quack and the Real. Even though I have to agree that some trained RNs are mean but its just a smaller portion of them. And if Nigeria could channel their resources in providing an efficient healthcare system and proper resources for healthcare professionals, Things would be better. And yes I practiced in Nigeria and in a federal hospital for that matter but its disheartening when almost every procedure has to be improvised thereby frustrating every single care you give. Retraining of healthcare professionals especially in ethics of their profession wouldn't be a bad idea. But the very great nurses are still very efficient and amazing but the health sector needs help. Even though I want to defend Nigerian RNs which I am one of them, truth is that there are the bad ones. If you are a good nurse, you know yourself and its not hidden. This is an issue that should be addressed, we could do better. No one plans to get sick but if they do, the need all the care and love we can shower them while carrying out our duties effectively. 1 Like |
Romance / Re: How Do You Deal With Cheating? by Gracious10: 11:02pm On Nov 27, 2012 |
~vicky~: Move on as in continue with the relationship? |
Politics / Re: Uncompleted 3-storey Building Collapses In Owerri by Gracious10: 10:59pm On Nov 27, 2012 |
I really don't understand why yorubas HATE igbos so much. Every conversation here ends in hateful outbursts. Infact, looks like they wish all igbos should be wiped outta existence. Why this much Hate? Is there an unforgiving reason for this? I love yorubas, people I have met are different compared to the kind of bitterness I see on NL. |
Romance / Re: Have You Ever Cheated On Your Partner? If So Why? by Gracious10: 5:20am On Nov 27, 2012 |
JayKayMaybachz: Capital .......... Yes ........... She Was Far From Me And Whenever She Was Around ............ She Will Deny Me Of My Rights .......... So I Decided To Cheat ........... Are you "married" to her that you boldly talk about Rights? Do the right thing and no one will deny you of your Rights! Right now, you are stealing it!! |
Health / . by Gracious10: 5:12am On Nov 27, 2012 |
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Health / Re: Doctor in the House: Free Medical Advice Available by Gracious10: 4:53am On Nov 27, 2012 |
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Crime / Re: Rapists May Lose Manhood In Osun by Gracious10: 4:00pm On Nov 24, 2012 |
Sijo01: Its a point in the right direction!...... Hope they include the slicing off of the kpekus of a female rapists. Female rapists? How does that work? |
Crime / Re: Rapists May Lose Manhood In Osun by Gracious10: 3:45pm On Nov 24, 2012 |
I think we should start by identifying those who have engaged in this act and the ones who are officially involved the act. Everyone should speak for themselves! If you have ever rap.ed someone, kindly identify by typing a dot(.) Showing how many people you have molested. Until you identify a problem, you can never solve it. Am sure there are lots of them on NL. just be honest. |
Crime / Re: Rapists May Lose Manhood In Osun by Gracious10: 3:26pm On Nov 24, 2012 |
Jazzgreen: Wat if d woman forced d man into it, den starts screamin.AS A KINDA SET UP. U knw 9ja ladies. De wil take advantage of dis law to carry out all sorts of wickedness.PLS SAY NO TO DIS Hmmm, looks like you have been in this kinda dilemma before, kindly explain. I don't understand how you'll prefer jail time to castration. |
Religion / Re: Why Do Catholics Pray With The Rosary, And Bow To Mary's Statue? by Gracious10: 8:19pm On Nov 22, 2012 |
Boomark: Lol @ " bulletin more important than ur bible? Now this is getting interesting. |
Religion / Re: Why Do Catholics Pray With The Rosary, And Bow To Mary's Statue? by Gracious10: 8:14pm On Nov 22, 2012 |
BERNIMOORE: @rich4God 10 MILLON LIKES!! 2 Likes |
Religion / Re: What Has Been Your Unique Experience With Long Fasting? by Gracious10: 11:32pm On Nov 15, 2012 |
ATMC: On first of november a fast was declared in my house by me...i encouraged everybody on d last day of oct to fast d next day being d first day of nov which was d penultimate month of d year so they all agreed. At about 5am d said day, i woke up and started taking tea, and my sis who was with me in d room, called my name and said what are you doing, i told her dt i's eating, she said are we not fasting again, i said i am but i got to eat cos i didn't eat on dt 31st of oct, she got up and joined me...we ate. And dt carried me through till 3pm. I THINK IT'S OK TO EAT BEFORE 6AM, IF U ARE FASTING 6 TO 6. henceforth dt's my way Lmaooooooo! Ur ojoro too much! |
Religion / Re: What Has Been Your Unique Experience With Long Fasting? by Gracious10: 11:54pm On Nov 13, 2012 |
ATMC: There was a time i's involved in a 3-day dry fast...d first day came and passed, on d night of d second day, around past midnight, i started calling my sister who was by me, with a faint voice, fortunately, she woke unlike her...i told her to get me food, she adviced dt i take orange, which i did, she then went on to warm d food but i stopped her so she brought d food as it is, thawed from d freezer...i ate voraciously...and few seconds afterwards i threw up everything...i had no physical strength, i had to draw strength from within me...it was an experience dt i wouldn't want to relive...since that experience my fast has never exceeded 3pm ROTFL!! 2 Likes |
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