Pavore9:
No matter how "provoking" a man feels the mother of his child(ren) is, there is no excuse for paternal negligence. Always find a way to provide and be there for them.

I recall a classmate back in secondary school, she swore she and her younger sister would not marry a Nigerian so that their father who neglected them to go live a carefree life will not get even a kolanut in the name of tradition when getting married. She kept to her word and now married to a Dutch and with kids, she came down and got wedded at the Ikoyi Marriage Registry and returned to Europe while her father's side of the family have been pressuring her to come "home" to formalize the marriage.

"Fathers, do not provoke your children to anger by the way you treat them. Rather, bring them up with the discipline and instruction that comes from the Lord"... Ephesians 6:4

Personally, I feel a parent who neglected his/her child has no blessings to give.

MountainView:
Don't hope for any investors,cos there ain't any in Nigeria at the moment,the ones we have are busy investing in Tacha and Mercy.

Just look for a part-time job save enough Money, if the business becomes a success.

Investors go dey knock for your door like Jehovah's Witness