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sorry no excuse is ever acceptable |
smooooooth:pathetic. i can never trust any cheater. if i ever discover it is over. a cheater is never worth it |
zinco:marriage is not meant for the young that is where we get it wrong. money will help but i dont think marriage shouls be entered into lightly. money or no money |
newbride:i found this article insightful it may bless you too God's Pressure Cooker, Pt.1Practical Help from 2 Corinthians 4: 7-18 As a child, I well remember the sound of a whistle blowing to indicate that dinner was almost ready. It was the release valve on one of my mom’s favorite cooking utensils, her pressure cooker. She used the cooker to prepare vegetables and other dishes that needed to be cooked in water at high temperatures. The pressure cooker is an interesting device because it is designed to help water exceed its normal properties. If one puts water in an open pot and applies heat, the water will begin to boil when it reaches 212 degrees Fahrenheit (100 degrees Celsius). It will rise into the atmosphere as steam and be lost for cooking purposes. If you put the water in an enclosed pot, however, the steam is trapped. The water achieves, if you will, a higher temperature and is able to cook more effectively in a shorter amount of time. Pressure under controlled circumstances produces greater effectiveness and productivity, making water do what it cannot naturally accomplish. Most of us feel like we have spent time in the pressure cooker. At different times in our lives, we have experienced intense pressure, perhaps coming from many different directions. We may wonder why life must be so painful or so hectic or so stressful. Given our own way, we might wish to escape the pressures of this world by abandoning our responsibilities or fleeing our circumstances. God, however, has a purpose in applying the heat in our lives. http://www.mbbc.edu/page.aspx?m=3638 & http://www.mbbc.edu/page.aspx?m=3639 OLAADEGBU:yes sir we live in dangerous days and need ti shouting [i]spare your people spare your people O Lord[/i]Joel 2:17 (New Living Translation) 17 Let the priests, who minister in the Lord’s presence, stand and weep between the entry room to the Temple and the altar. Let them pray, “[size=18pt]Spare your people, Lord![/size] Don’t let your special possession become an object of mockery. Don’t let them become a joke for unbelieving foreigners who say, ‘Has the God of Israel left them?’” |
another ugly rumpour nigerian at work. shame |
tpiah:he has to train the next generation to take over from where he stops. train up a child remember? he wont depart from its parents pervertions |
Govt revokes Oshiomhole, deputy’s C of Oshttp://www.tribune.com.ng/03062009/news/news11.html can someone tell this man to start ruling please. he has so few months remaining to govern. |
LadyT:she is in your league. you guys are always worth reading |
luxoire:you are gradually working your way to becoming most sensible poster on NL. God bless. i dont actually accept there is anything good in drinking acholhol but i stand by your right to express your opinion. you have a fine mind. |
newbride:God bless you and may He have mercy on you. God never leaves His people. you may feel pressed on every side you are never alone. remember Jonah in the fish belly it seems all was lost he cried for mercy but God heard and showed him mercy God will show you mercy and favour. it wont be this way always. there are always seasons in our lives when it looks God and His presence is far but He is a faithful father. always closer than you know. if His mercies was not with you, you would have been consumed before now. Jonah 2:1-35 (New Living Translation) |
,amebo no1:seriously, calm down my dear. you know the law was meant to protect sensible people like you. i will bend every rule to protect you but you know there are some out there who dont cover our backs like you do. i used to get nasty mails for being a women right advocate so i wear my badge with honour. laws are always meant for the lawless not the lawfull. i did not read a line of anything she said in the interview. i was replying outstrips comment I also like how she used the interview to put the word out there to Nigerian women. Do not be a fool. [b]Make sure all your husband has is also in your name.[/b] I don't understand how a man can die and then his family members will shamelessly come and fight for something that does not belong to them. Even in 2009.you know i am not a big fan of the celebrity culture. i think there was a thread about this girl and her late husband family on this same issue on NL last year last year. i firmly believe there are 2 sides to every stories. that was why i asked the question is there a law that states if you married in court the family cant take your kids from you if they want?the nigeria i know is where you can do anything and get away it. pls help me out cos i didnt know families can take kids from mothers. i would have thought this family could take anything from her if they really wanted to. i may be wrong. can i state too that i dont know the aboderins personally but i think they would be comfortable enough to still be fighting for things like has been alledged. i tot i read somewhere last year she was too poor to grieve the guys death so has to go back to work quickly so what assets is the family trying to grab from her?. i restate my submissions again in most nigeria's customs it is the kids that inherits the wealth.i dont know how it happens in your part of the world where i come from a wife or the husband dont inherit. family wealth is passed to the next generation for continuation of the family name and wealth. the idea is never to take the wealth from the wife or kids but keep it in the family. i know the celebrity worshipping generation wants to re-write the rules i firmly believe we will live to regret the harvest. you know i still love you. |
breege:well done. continue to talk him out of this stupidity. there is nothing like free or harmless fraud. we all pay for it. he will definately get caught like others before him |
dominique:funny loreal is alway worth it |
DON FASZY:give source pls. tks for info. |
is there a law that states if you married in court the family cant take your kids from you if they want? Outstrip:i bet you will sponsor a bill too for men to get their wives assets. i saw many women here telling some lady to go build a house in her name i wonder why things like this never crossed any mind. in most nigeria's customs it is the kids that inherits the wealth. so many men have "gone too soon" as they say simply for owning a house. some of you need to go and look into why families ( sadly mostly women) take properties from bereaved women. i am all for fairness but i am seriously against women taking family wealth because she has a pair of child bearing hips. our customs generally dont allow room for indiviluality it is always family. |
JustGood:the late derek prince said it is giving them more of your years to waste. |
bread o bread. can someone please plymonth road bread from benin here pls. |
mmmmmmmm she is abad looser but wetin u seld dey do with the guy? are there not many men in the land? una too like trouble and fight. |
i love lipton aroma but nescafe decaffe is my preference. |
Lagos is a strange city.sad part is they let out rooms you have paid for this disgusting practice. i have caught them red handed allowing someone use the room i was occupying for 2 days already. i only caught them becos i forgot something and came back. the key was not at reception thinking the cleaners were doing their work i went up and rightly heard people talking. knocked and surprise surprise it was a man and a woman. i nearly thought i was in the wrog room but for my books and laptop on the table. i have since discovered this is a common practice in lagos. |
tpiah:some people know no fear. i hope they can stand the consequesces |
prittigrrr:he is your past. get on with your life stop fishing in that pond. i know the temptation is there but move on. he is called an ex for a reason. |
What I hate about my husband By Vivian Onyebukwa and Rachael Agunta Saturday, May 30, 2009 •Vivian Ede Illustration: The Sun Publishing More Stories on this Section Characteristically, individuals have their idiosyncrasies and weak points which must be tolerated if peaceful co-existence is to be achieved. This explains why a lot of couples can not but tolerate their spouses if their marriages are not to hit the rocks. Against this background, Saturday Sun sampled the opinions of some women on what they hate about their husbands. And as there are different human beings with different characters, their husbands have different flaws. Some can’t cope with these flaws, as some have decided to go on with their marriages as it is for better or for worse. Mrs. Christiana Okafor, complained bitterly, “I hate everything about him. We've only been married a year and we were together for nearly five years before we got married. And she keeps asking herself, “Why am I still married to him”? She said she realized recently that she absolutely despises him. He's a slob, self-centred, a liar, arrogant, basically a piece of shit”, said Mrs. Ann Golden from Rivers State. She has lived with her husband for just two years and never had a courtship with her husband. She is confused and wonders, “Where do I go now”? She refused to let out her photograph for this publication for fear of her husband who might abuse her physically. For Mrs. Joan Oke, what she hates about her husband is that he is very lazy and will push her to her limit before helping with the household and their children. “And in some areas, he doesn't even help at all. I don't want to divorce him because I can't survive on my salary alone. Again, my children adore him”. “My husband holds conversations with himself in his brain”, said Ifeoma Okonkwo. “This would just be called "thinking to himself" normally. But when he is thinking to himself, he'll add in hand movements as if he's speaking to someone passionately. Or he'll tilt and nod his head. At times I feel he is mad”. The other thing that drives me crazy is that he snores while sleeping. But anyway, I love him”. “I wish my husband would complain less, and do something about what he complains about”, said, Tope Ajayi. “He is always complaining about everything. Nothing satisfies him. Again, he likes to hang out not knowing that he is a married man. But then, I still love him because we were childhood friends”. And for Mrs. Josephine Odey, she wishes her husband smoked less. “He didn't smoke when we met, but when we separated for a short time he started smoking. I guess he picked up that habit. I hate the smell. Now, he only smokes outside. He is trying to quit though especially now that I complain seriously”. “My darling husband is constantly text messaging his friends back and forth and this takes his attention away from me”, Mrs. Ngozi Ndokwa complained bitterly. She felt so sad that she felt like crying while speaking to Saturday Sun. Jerrian Bassey is married to a pastor in Chapel of Abundance of The Redeemed Christian Church Of God, Olodi Apapa, Lagos. She is a business woman and they have lived for four years. She said her husband is a very kind and caring man. He is Godfearing and has the qualities that every woman would want in a man, but what he does that gets her irritated is his attitude of leaving the house without telling her. She said her husband also has the attitude of coming late not minding he has a wife who needs his attention at home. “The most annoying attitude of his that hurts me to the bone is that whenever I cook his favourite, known to him that I prepared his favourite and he receives a call that someone needs his attention, he will rush out of the house without apology or sweet words to calm me”. Vivian Ede, a business woman, has been married to her husband for close to 10 years. She said though her husband is not rich, she has a happy home. “Ninety per cent of men, I can vow, has flaws but one great thing that hurts me about my husband is his inability to take decision on time. No matter how urgent a matter may be, my husband can never take decision quickly, even when you air your views, opinion or idea, he will keep quiet until he thinks he has arrived at a good idea. It makes me feel like a fool”. Nonye Okonkwo, also a business woman, said she is blessed with a good and caring husband who adores her like a queen. He serves and carries her like an egg and has lived with him for six years. It has been fun, she said. But despite the love that exits between them, he is not blinded. He is not influenced by their love. So, there is no much you give him that can make him give you that exact amount you demand from him. “Apart from the children’s school fees, my husband cannot give you money. I wish he will read this and be able to change knowing it hurts me. All these notwithstanding I still love him dearly”. Patricia Chigbo is a student and has been married for three years. She said: “My husband is a gift to me by God. He is Godfearing and good but too kind to a fault. He does not mind helping his enemies even when they use it against him. Whenever I try to caution him, he keeps telling me that God is on his side. I am not saying God is not on his side but the Bible says we should be as wise as a serpent. I caution him out of the experience we have had not that am trying to be wicked. Though I have learnt to live with it knowing it is his nature but I never stopped praying for him”. Ruth Ayuba is married for three years now. She described her husband as a gentle, kind, caring and a born again Christian. “I do not have problem living with him because he protects me and is always there for me, but one flaw he has that makes me unhappy is that he does not eat well. No matter how good a meal is prepared, he can never eat much and that makes me feel as if I do not know how to cook very well. If only he will read this and start eating as much food as I give him, I will be happy. Let him eat like every other women because I know men eat a lot”. Chisaokwu Martins is a business woman who has married for close to six years. She said though her husband lives abroad, one thing she remembers about him that makes her mad is that he is addicted to cigarette. “He smokes a lot and it pains me so much”. http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/features/kiss%20&%20tell/2009/may/30/Off-Day-Dating-30-05-2009-001.htm |
benincitys:very nice |
adeboo & nwando. dont know the others age so cant comment topup would have made it there too but she is allegedly a teenager. |
mama-gee:where is your source? |
Remii:them send you? |
this is cool. warri is getting better it is a very nice to see warri getting better. i love effurun too. is burutu changing too? |
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