₦airaland Forum

One day.

I have many reasons oo. The main reason why I married her was because the first time I f*cked her, her p**ssy was out of this world . She is a squitter and sprinkler at the same time . Her p**ssy was and remains the sweetest p**ssy I have ever f*cked and trust me, I have f*cked many. After that first night I knew I must marry her. I had a babe I was dating that time but the relationship was shaking and about to collapse. I quickly demolished the relationship and in three months I had done introduction with my wife. Another three months we don do trad and the following month church wedding.

Second reason was that she is an excellent cook. I think only my elder brother's wife cooks better than my wife.

Third reason she is a lady I knew I must keep. Cool headed, respectful, homely, very well trained and brought up by her parents especially her dad who was a military man and a disciplinarian, no drama at all, matured, etc. Complete package. 17 years later and we are still happily married with 5 children.

I did not regret my decision at all.

It depends of what your plans are but my brother nothing is sure anywhere. For me I'll rather stay in Nigeria. I earn around N695k net monthly and I have no plans to japa for any reason. I believe in the adage that says a bird in hand is worth two in the bush.

So some weeks back I went to do a job for a client and found out he lives in his own duplex in Victoria Garden City, Lekki, Lagos State. He bought the property about a year ago. For those who do not live in Lagos or know much about Lagos, VGC is a highbrow residential estate in Lagos and the cheapest land you can get there is about N102,000,000 (one hundred and two million naira) per plot. Some plots in VGC go for as high as N750,000,000 or even 1 billion.

When I got back to the office, I was gisting with a senior colleague about it and I told him about the client and that I didn't realize the client was so rich that he could afford to buy a house in VGC. I was shocked by my colleague's response. He said the man is not rich but just "okay". I disagreed and told him a man who can afford a duplex in VGC cannot be described as just okay and that it is people like us (my colleague and I) that are just okay.

So my question is, what is your yardstick for saying a man is rich? My senior colleague in the office earns about N26,000,000 per annum. He is at management level though not top management and according to him he himself cannot be described as "okay". Please let me hear your views.