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That's how one babe I wanted to marry is regretting right now. I loved this girl with every life in me. I kept begging her to accept to marry me but she remained indecisive. Because she's a nurse her shakara was just too much! Then I met the lovely angel I'm about getting married to. Immediately I got committed to my fiancee and stopped calling the other lady, that was when she now started her own chase but it was already too late. This is how most unmarried women today lost their potential husbands and are now forever single and bitter! Nature does not forgive such women who dumped or turned down their God-ordained husbands for mundane reasons. |
This is going to be deadly, especially for a country like Nigeria where healthcare is at its poorest state! A country that would build hospitals without employing enough qualified health workers to run the hospital! A country that plays politics with virtually every aspects of healthcare! Go to some of our public hospitals and you'll discover that they lack adequate healthcare professionals even though we continually churn out these professionals every year! Another major disease outbreaks in this country would be very disastrous! |
Lovit:That's why wise ladies don't cheat on their husbands! It's not worth it. They are usually the biggest losers eventually. |
Any wise married woman would never cheat on her husband because the consequences are always too much on the woman when caught. She's the one who gets disgraced out of her matrimonial home and in most cases, even the man they cheated with would dump them immediately they get chased away from their marriages. Every other man would see them as not being capable of loyalty.. Such women would carry the stigma wherever they go. In many cases sef, they end up dying due to abandonment. Now, ask yourself as a married lady, is it worth it? Just a few minutes of pleasure that you could get from your husband. |
JOAofAfrica:Both the shameless man and the love peddler of a wife are to blame! And the mumu man is still being addressed as "Rt Honourable"? For going out with another man's wife, the randy man has lost every shred of honour attached to the office he's occupying! |
You dey mind the yeye man? This is someone looking for talents o. ₦1.9M per annum is not even up to 200k per month! Imagine paying such peanut to the so called talent occupying a strategic role like a quality assurance manager? With all the inflation and high cost of everything in Nigeria today? |
What kind of stvpid thinking is this? Because some of you choose to marry debauched men you now go about insulting all men for your poor choices in men? I see this as an insult to the noblemen of our society! |
Many of the high flying workers in various sectors of the Nigerian economy today did not possess all skills in the world before they got their jobs! In fact, post colonial era, people got into jobs with the lowest credentials but have succeeded in building themselves and getting established in various industries in the country today. Employ the best brains we have and let them improve their skills on the jobs! Stop giving us excuses! |
Those other police men are either accomplices or they're very daft! If I were in that team as a police officer, I would have fired that murderfackker if he failed to listen to me not to shoot the guy. |
These ones would be fast to tell us what roles men should play in marriage but once anyone talks about women's roles they'll start trying to shift the goal post. |
SeaTrade:Aside being used as PrEP, it is also used in combination with other HIV drugs for treatment purposes. That's why you have it both in the oral form and as injection. It does damages to the viral structures and is capable of significantly reducing viral load. |
Samantha125:Bye, my Samacious Sama! |
emperor4love:I don't even play away match. I'm hooked for life |
Meanwhile, with the introduction of LENACAPAVIR into the market, HIV will soon become easily treatable like malaria. |
If the reverse was the case, that's where you'll see our pseudo feminists calling for the man's head. Now that one of their own was the culprit, you won't hear their voices. |
Samantha125:We take very good care of our women. Our mothers-in-law come for omugwo visitation each time our wives give birth to a child. |
Samantha125:We don't have such practises in my place |
Samantha125:I have already started the marriage rites and in a few weeks time, I'll conclude the wedding. |
Keep deceiving yourselves! Attend your ex's wedding to go and pepper yourself the more and to see if you can successfully tear his young family apart. If I see any of my exes in my wedding, I'll place them on security watch throughout the occasion and they can never come an inch closer to me and my wife. |
Samantha125:I'm aware of the tightening creams and stuffs but rest assured that my girl never used any of those. To your question, no. You cannot buy tramadol pills without prescriptions in Nigeria expect in states where there's weak enforcement by the pharmacy Council of Nigeria (eg Enugu). In most other states with tight regulations, you won't be able to buy it unless prescribed and signed by a licenced prescriber. |
Samantha125:I'm a Pharmacist and I was taught Anatomy and Women's reproductive system in school. |
Samantha125:We don't have such culture and practices here in Nigeria. I am a healthcare professional and I can assure I knew when I tore the hymen |
Samantha125:Lolzzz.... Samacious Sama! See queeeshion! I'll need extra answer sheets to answer all these queeeshions oo |
mmsen:As usual, your ilks would rather resort to wokism in defence of simple stuffs that are parts and parcels of our everyday lives. In this same generation, we're still being taught about the roles of men and women in marriage and these roles have not changed from what it was in the 19th century! Even the so called feminists still cling to the same idea that men are the providers in marriage and I'm very sure that many of them even on this forum will disagree with your submission. So, who's confusing who now? |
mmsen:Since when has it become the duty of the woman to provide for the needs of her offsprings in a marriage? Last I checked, it is the man that provides and that makes this your arguement invalid, unless you're talking about girls having children out of wedlock. |
mmsen:Having one's children early does not entail having more than one can cater for. |
mmsen:When you have your own daughters, advise them to delay marriage. You can also advise your sisters to do the same. At least you'll be helping us control our population. However, if others choose to not to delay marriage but to marry and birth their offsprings on time, it should never be your headache! |
mmsen:Women's fertility decline with age! What's happening down south, especially southeast, is that ladies delay marriage into their 30s and by the time they get married, fertility challenges set in. I'm not advocating for marrying off children like you're trying to twist my words, but any girl who is up to legal age of sexual consent and who wants to have children without delays should try and marry early |
The reason is not far fetched! Most of those northern states have their girls married off on time unlike the southern states. |
spiceadole:Lol....in your wildest dreams! |
Tenrack:Una go wait tire! |
Fatneighbor20:How many Pharmacists do you know? You think pharmacists are like you medical doctors that claim monopoly of medical knowledge even with just your MBBS? Pharmacists know their scope and usually don't go beyond that. It is Nigerian medical doctors that are known for usurpation of professional responsibilities of others. |