kenzysmith:
The whole world knows lewadoski deserve this year baloon do or for being the most outstanding player 2021 .
50 goals in the league alone
4 goals at the euros
He is currently the top scorer in euro
What has messi done this year to deserve baloon do or
I expect the likes of jurginho, kante, debrune , lewadoski and ronaldo to protest

First learn how to spell before trolling.

mjhigbn334:
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Kobojunkie:
3- years of separation? Make sure to get your fair share from the marriage before you leave it at least. I recently read of the Married Women's Property Act of 1882 and I believe you too can benefit from it too.

MARRIED WOMEN’S PROPERTY ACT 1882
1882 CHAPTER 75
[APPLIES IN NIGERIA AS A STATUTE OF GENERAL APPLICATION]
ARRANGMENT OF SECTIONS
1, Married woman to be capable of holding property and of contracting as a feme sole
2. Property of a woman married after the Act to be held by her as a feme sole
3. Loans by wife to husband
4. Execution of general power
5. Property acquired after the Act by a woman married before the Act to be held by her as a feme sole
6. As to stock, to which a married woman is entitled
7. As to stock to be transferred to a married woman
8. Investments in joint names of married women and others
9. As to stock, standing in the joint names of a married woman and others
10. Fraudulent investments with money of husband
11. Moneys payable under policy of assurance not to form part of estate of the insured
12. Remedies of married women for protection and security of separate property
13. Wife’s ante-nuptial debts and liabilities
14. Husband to be liable for his wife’s debts contracted before marriage to a certain extent
15. Suits for ante-nuptial liabilities
16. Act of wife liable to criminal proceedings
17. Questions between husband and wife as to property to be decided in a summary way
18. Married woman as an executrix or trustee
19. Saving of existing settlements, and the power to make future settlements
20. Married woman to be liable to the parish for the maintenance of her husband
21. Married woman to be liable to the parish for the maintenance of her children
22. Repeal of 33 & 34 Vict. c.93; 37 & 38 Vict. c.50
23. Legal representative of married woman
24. Interpretation of terms
25. Commencement of Act
26. Extent of Act
27. Short title
MARRIED WOMEN’S PROPERTY ACT
An Act to consolidate and amend the Acts relating to the Property of Married Women.
[COMMENCEMENT] [18th August 1882]
Be it enacted by the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows :
1. Married woman to be capable of holding property and of contracting as a feme sole
(1) A married woman shall, in accordance with the provisions of this Act, be capable of acquiring, holding, and disposing by will or otherwise, of any real or personal property as her separate property, in the same manner as if she were a feme sole, without the intervention of any trustee.
(2) A married woman shall be capable of entering into and rendering herself liable in respect of and to the extent of her separate property on any contract, and of suing and being sued, either in contract or in tort, or otherwise, in all respects as if she were a feme sole, and her husband need not be joined with her as plaintiff o defendant, or be made a party to any action or other legal proceeding brought by or taken against her; and any damages or costs recovered by her in any such action or proceeding shall be her separate property ; and any damages or costs recovered against her in any such action or proceeding shall be payable out of her separate property, and not otherwise.
(3) Every contract entered into by a married woman shall be deemed to be a contract entered into by her with respect to and to bind her separate property, unless the contrary be shown.
(4) Every contract entered into by a married woman with respect to and to bind her separate property shall bind not only the separate property which she is possessed of or entitled to at the date of the contract, but also all separate property which she may thereafter acquire.
(5) Every married woman carrying on a trade separately from her husband shall, in respect of her separate property, be subject to the bankruptcy laws in the same way as if she were a feme sole.

this is the 1882 Married woman act. where are you deriving your points from

Kobojunkie:
3- years of separation? Make sure to get your fair share from the marriage before you leave it at least. I recently read of the Married Women's Property Act of 1882 and I believe you too can benefit from it too.

This was your first post.
I've told you how and where the Married Act is applicable, you can play dumb afterwards.

Unlike the West, if your husband no get house or passive income, they are sharing nothing.

A divorced woman has no rights whatsoever a claim to maintenance except she has a kid and the property in question won't belong to neither the father nor mother but the kids ( James vs Whatever - the Oyo case you mentioned ) which is subjected to more clauses depending on the situation with reference to past cases.

Kobojunkie:
If you don't know that then what is the point of this?

go drink kunu and stop being a fraud peddler. good night. dream of peace.

Kobojunkie:
A man's property?

What's your reason of stating the '1882 married woman Act'?

Kobojunkie:


https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/The-Nigerian-Patriarchy%3A-When-and-How-Dogo/6199bb665808262c4dc01373f54efea920ff48e2

if you can't tell me how you're marginalized in Nigeria without links then you're devoid of sound argument.

I can tell you on how the Male Child is an endangered specie in Nigera

Kobojunkie:
Nigeria is still a patriarchal society.

Your summary is of the particular case, not the act itself. The details of the Act itself you can find expanded on at the following link https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Married_Women's_Property_Act_1882

MARRIED WOMEN’S PROPERTY ACT 1882
1882 CHAPTER 75
[APPLIES IN NIGERIA AS A STATUTE OF GENERAL APPLICATION]
ARRANGMENT OF SECTIONS
1, Married woman to be capable of holding property and of contracting as a feme sole
2. Property of a woman married after the Act to be held by her as a feme sole
3. Loans by wife to husband
4. Execution of general power
5. Property acquired after the Act by a woman married before the Act to be held by her as a feme sole
6. As to stock, to which a married woman is entitled
7. As to stock to be transferred to a married woman
8. Investments in joint names of married women and others
9. As to stock, standing in the joint names of a married woman and others
10. Fraudulent investments with money of husband
11. Moneys payable under policy of assurance not to form part of estate of the insured
12. Remedies of married women for protection and security of separate property
13. Wife’s ante-nuptial debts and liabilities
14. Husband to be liable for his wife’s debts contracted before marriage to a certain extent
15. Suits for ante-nuptial liabilities
16. Act of wife liable to criminal proceedings
17. Questions between husband and wife as to property to be decided in a summary way
18. Married woman as an executrix or trustee
19. Saving of existing settlements, and the power to make future settlements
20. Married woman to be liable to the parish for the maintenance of her husband
21. Married woman to be liable to the parish for the maintenance of her children
22. Repeal of 33 & 34 Vict. c.93; 37 & 38 Vict. c.50
23. Legal representative of married woman
24. Interpretation of terms
25. Commencement of Act
26. Extent of Act
27. Short title
MARRIED WOMEN’S PROPERTY ACT
An Act to consolidate and amend the Acts relating to the Property of Married Women.
[COMMENCEMENT] [18th August 1882]
Be it enacted by the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows :
1. Married woman to be capable of holding property and of contracting as a feme sole
(1) A married woman shall, in accordance with the provisions of this Act, be capable of acquiring, holding, and disposing by will or otherwise, of any real or personal property as her separate property, in the same manner as if she were a feme sole, without the intervention of any trustee.
(2) A married woman shall be capable of entering into and rendering herself liable in respect of and to the extent of her separate property on any contract, and of suing and being sued, either in contract or in tort, or otherwise, in all respects as if she were a feme sole, and her husband need not be joined with her as plaintiff o defendant, or be made a party to any action or other legal proceeding brought by or taken against her; and any damages or costs recovered by her in any such action or proceeding shall be her separate property ; and any damages or costs recovered against her in any such action or proceeding shall be payable out of her separate property, and not otherwise.
(3) Every contract entered into by a married woman shall be deemed to be a contract entered into by her with respect to and to bind her separate property, unless the contrary be shown.
(4) Every contract entered into by a married woman with respect to and to bind her separate property shall bind not only the separate property which she is possessed of or entitled to at the date of the contract, but also all separate property which she may thereafter acquire.
(5) Every married woman carrying on a trade separately from her husband shall, in respect of her separate property, be subject to the bankruptcy laws in the same way as if she were a feme sole.

Abeg state where A man's Properties will be divided and a share to the wife also you can use a Versus Respondent as you did on the First instance.

Kobojunkie:
Nigeria is still a patriarchal society.

Are women barred from any Activities/Sphere they wish to venture in?
Has the Law Court stopped the electoral ambition of any woman?
Are women not heads of Ministries, Organization and Industry?

how are women marginalized in Nigeria?

Kobojunkie:
Na sugar mummies go fit let you do that one

doesn't matter as she got the dough.

Kobojunkie:
Huh?

The Married Women's Property Act of 1882 for those who are still not aware

The court also restrained James from harassing Toyin any further or disturbing the quiet possession of the property by her and the children, holding that, “the rationale is that a husband who marries a wife and builds a house during the pendency of the marriage stands the risk of losing that house if he later divorces the woman who had children for him unless such woman, of her own volition, leaves the matrimonial home. Also, a divorced woman is not entitled to any maintenance allowance but maintenance of the children by way of settlement.”


this is the summary of the Act. The forfeited property belongs to the children and not the woman.
As long as she remains unmarried, the proceeds from the Property is used to carter for The Kids responsibilities not what you're painting.
in 1882 Nigeria I believe was a Patriarchal society unlike 2021.
This time around na who get property deh take responsibility, if the man no get, court no go order Him to create money from thin air

Kobojunkie:
You should maybe learn what marriage is so you can better understand topics such as these.

https://tribuneonlineng.com/divorce-your-wife-lose-your-house-to-her-oyo-court-rules/

summary of your link

The court also restrained James from harassing Toyin any further or disturbing the quiet possession of the property by her and the children, holding that, “the rationale is that a husband who marries a wife and builds a house during the pendency of the marriage stands the risk of losing that house if he later divorces the woman who had children for him unless such woman, of her own volition, leaves the matrimonial home. Also, a divorced woman is not entitled to any maintenance allowance but maintenance of the children by way of settlement.”

Omon be like na to find rich woman when I go divorce after 3 kids o. I'll just remain jobless while she works.

Kobojunkie:
You should maybe learn what marriage is so you can better understand topics such as these.

https://tribuneonlineng.com/divorce-your-wife-lose-your-house-to-her-oyo-court-rules/

The law you quote has clauses. the clauses are applicable to A wife with Children for the man.
only an irresponsible Man will chase His kids from his house.

There's difference between sharing the Man's property and giving shelter to your Children after divorce.

Kobojunkie:
Will a Jobless man file for divorce?

A man can borrow money to have peace of mind.
I can sponsor the divorce of a friend whose wife wants to kill with hypertension

ogawisdom:


It depends on the financial muscle of the husband bc the court will use dt to judge the case n amt he is to provide. If he earns salary the court will even ask for his pay slip to decide the amt he will contribute as child support.

If he earns 150k monthly may be as civil servant then 200k is excessive n court may not grant more than 70k monthly.

But if he is a Davido with 30billion in his account then court can grant 7million monthly

What if he's jobless

2special:
we know the region that commit most and such crime in Lagos.

you're not a kid anymore. grow up

Reason I dont have friends.
They are betrayers, both Male and Female.
My motto is stay away from me

reason I dont have friends an hasn't been in any form of trouble. my motto is stay away from me

When will the West and LGBTQ+ community include polygamist like myself in their activism?

safarifarms:

How do I lay my hands on that? Hope it's legal?

yes na.. go villages, you will see them, they grow up right with hairy leaves. I don't know the English name but we call it Local tobacco leaves or maybe that's the actual name.

safarifarms:

The snakes are not that rampant anyway. The eggs I lost before killing the culprit may not be up to 3. I only suspected a missing egg from my noiler birds, then next night I saw a snake swallowing an egg around 1am when I went to check on the birds before going to bed. Before then I'd also seen a particular snake in the chicken pen and it escaped in both instances and was never seen again. Other encounters are mostly outside ones in a while. Sometimes 4 or 6 months may pass without seeing a snake. The farm is surrounded by bushes and palm plantations that are hardly cleared. I even think the number of snakes encountered is less that I should expect. As for village people, they can't try me.

Based on my experience I actually have doubt about lemon grass and the bitter cola. I learned they run away from carbide which I bought once but it looses it's strength too quickly and it's not cost effective or sustainable to continue with that. That's the one I actually have hope that it would work

Use local tobacco plant.
they have wide dull green leaves.

Fluentinfor is back.

Myer:


Lol
On the contrary it was the SW that migrated from Benin. That's why we share so many words and ways.

not really, it was their religious progenitor that was from Bini.
Read the excerpt of Oba Of Bini when He visited the Ooni of Ife. the story is on Vanguard's website

Guide777:
it's Okuko not Akuko. Okuko means chicken. Igbo Artifact stolen from Igboland and re-stolen from Bini. Since Oyibo has made their own restitution, Benin Kingdom should follow suit. Let's give to Ceasar what belong to Ceasar.

Do you Know Onitsha and environs was a Bini dukedom just like how Eko was and it was originally Orisha - Ado and was an important Navy city of the Oba which was vital in the Conquer of Idah during the Bini - Idah War of Oba Esigie?

adonainana:
But on a serious note

Most of these cash crops are grown within Nigeria so what happened that a paint of beans rose from 800 to 4500

Also the plantain one what happened on the farm that all of a sudden it’s now 2k a bunch of plantain cub

Is it the general inflation affecting everything or a specific issue with harvesting

If it’s harvesting of crops then it should automatically lead to a famine or shortage of same crops not abundance

So I really don’t understand why plantain rice beans almost things that are grown for almost for free keep rising with dollar price that has nothing to do with it in the first place

God help Nigeria

Let me help you.
An acre of land to rent used to be 7k but now it is 10k.
To brush an acre used to be 7k but now it is 10k.
Also wedding, packing has increased.
To plant an acre of cassava nw is 8k.
Chemicals that used to be 1500 in February is now 3200.
A stem of plantian that used to be 50 naira is now 100 naira.
Even to fry garri is now 500 per press.
Next year eh, buckle up, we would be entering the 5th plague of Pharaoh

Earlier this year I bought seed yams of 7k and ate many from inside.
7 months later I'm having like 60 of this.
Nigeria is hard but agriculture would help you not feel it.

DCatt:
That's not true, Madam Tinubu fought English for that when a shipload of freed slaves were dumped in Lagos. This is one of the reasons they don't want history in Nigeria, they know it will open a can of worms.

Yoruba language is in a world of its own and most common words in Nigeria today are from Yoruba. We even have two words(old and new) for most things, so we don't need to find meaning for words.

I'm sure you have heard of Ijesa-tedo Epe-tedo or my great aunt's favorite song

Ilu ta tedo sori oke ko ma le f'ara si, a wa n'imole aiye.

Meaning

A city founded on a hill can't be hidden, we are the light of the world.

We even have a town called Edo in Osun state.

Yoruba is a nation with groups like Egba, Ekiti and Ijebu with slight difference in dialects but words are mostly the same.

As for your prince Ogun and Edo, I don't know if you are talking about Ogun the god of iron or something else but it's funny.

I'm not talking of Ogun ( deity ) but a Bini Prince named Ogun. I just told you how Ile Ibinu became Edo.

Also, Ajayi Crowther in His book recorded the Egbas speaks a different language from His native Osogun language and He couldn't understand them.

Prince Ogun/Square 1 predates Esigie, I'm talking of 14th/15th century not some 19th century slave trade.

DCatt:
Edo itself is a Yoruba word.
Itedo = founding
Tedo = founded
Edo = settlement.

The whole Edo to part of delta were part of Yorubaland, the English seized the land and settled all the black servants they collected all over Africa and brought with them there. English tried to make a history for them but it didn't stick. That is it! Any history that doesn't add up still will never add up.

Omon the only place the white settled slaves at was at Freetown, Liberia.

I'm telling you how Bini became Edo, I dont know if it was a Yoruba word ( you guys always like to found meaning of other tribes from Yoruba which was greatly balkanized as a general language fr the southwest people, - originally, the Egbas speak a different language from the Ekitis )

During a Bini festival, Prince Ogun visited an of friend who has become a chief to the new Oba ( Prince Ogun's brother ) and told Ogun to hide in a pit, when the Chief left, His servant names Edo rescued Ogun from the Pit and told him His master's plan. The chief later killed His servant on realising be set Ogun free. Prince Ogun ( who later became Oba Square ) renamed Bini to Edo in Honor of His slave friend.

Gbajure:


Bini is the proper word. And it is a Yoruba word, invented by Prince Oranmiyan. To educate you Edos are the pure bloods while the Binis are the half Edos half Yorubas through Oba Eweka, the first Yoruba king of Edos after the Ogiso dynasty

You also know Nothing

Edo was what Ile Ibinu was renamed to By Ewuare the first, in honor of a slave who died saving him.

it was Igodo to Ile Ibinu ( Oranmiyan ) and to Edo ( Ewuare 1) later.

It was during the renaming the Title ' Omo'Oba'N'Edo' Ukwa Apkolopkolo ' became effective.

humility33:


Speak for yourself oga

Same SS still bitter at the Way SW conspire to oust Jonathan
Why do think both Apc and PDP are trying to have him on their side i mean GEJ ? Because he will be crucial to their success in SS &SE in the forthcoming 2023 election

Ok o.

PDP should field a Northern let's see how it goes

Fortune109:



South South are majority PDP, their boys and their leaders will low-key like it if PDP is back in government...

Lol

You don't know South South.

The way South South will shock PDP if they pick northern candidate will be same as Edo shocked Oshomole.

lol