Romance › Re: Some Fathers Are Worthless And Should Be Used For Ritual by Kobojunkie: 2:39am On May 04, 2025 |
MrHandsome2013: ➜ yes like my father, is better not to have father atall than to have a useless father who never wish good for his children. An adulterous father that never paid pride price for his wife. A gargatuan and monumental failure that worked for 35 years without achieving anything in life. Does such man deserve life? Ever considered questioning why your mom gave you such a man as a father, though? She lived with a man who never paid her bride price, and even remained with him despite all his cheating ways. Clearly, she should share the blame. Making talking to her about her hand in the misery you feel may help you make way better choices in your life.  |
Literature › Re: My Twins Were Born By Surrogacy - Chimamanda Adichie by Kobojunkie: 2:22am On May 04, 2025 |
Arostar2023: ➜That's what it is to you. It takes a sperm, an egg and a womb to make a baby. All are essential... What gives you the impression, at least from my post, that the ingredients required to make a baby are what matter to me? 😩😩😩 |
Literature › Re: My Twins Were Born By Surrogacy - Chimamanda Adichie by Kobojunkie: 2:19am On May 04, 2025 |
loffyloffy: ➜Not necessarily, it could all be that her desire to have children, supersedes her professed position. It is not material to me though as surrogacy means nothing to me . Has she ever before now professed to being anti-surrogacy? If not, given that she came out to announce that her twins were born via surrogacy, I think it is indicative of her not being anti-surrogacy.  |
Literature › Re: My Twins Were Born By Surrogacy - Chimamanda Adichie by Kobojunkie: 1:25am On May 04, 2025 |
Arostar2023: ➜The surrogate mother was probably paid. The same way men donate sperm... you don't go looking for the sperm donor to thank him. Do you? You compare carrying a child for 9 whole months and through labor— something that has been described as a long-term illness — to the spilling of sperm, and almost auto reflex for many out there? 😩😩😩😩 |
Literature › Re: My Twins Were Born By Surrogacy - Chimamanda Adichie by Kobojunkie: 1:03am On May 04, 2025 |
loffyloffy: ➜Feminist perspectives on surrogacy are diverse, with some feminists supporting women's right to choose surrogacy, while others view it as a form of exploitation and oppression. Liberal feminists generally view surrogacy as a matter of reproductive autonomy, while radical feminists argue it reinforces patriarchal control over women's bodies and reinforces traditional gender roles. Where do these ideas of yours regarding them come from?  Also, since she has nothing against using surrogacy, doesn't that invariably notify you of the camp she supposedly belongs in all of this?  |
Literature › Re: My Twins Were Born By Surrogacy - Chimamanda Adichie by Kobojunkie: 12:57am On May 04, 2025 |
chris51: ➜Whoever owns the eggs is the biological mother. If DNA is done, it will not show that the surrogate woman has anything to do with it. I am not the least bit concerned about the biological or not here.  |
Literature › Re: My Twins Were Born By Surrogacy - Chimamanda Adichie by Kobojunkie: 12:55am On May 04, 2025 |
loffyloffy: ➜ Definitely anti surrogacy. How? What is the connection or lack?  |
Politics › Re: Hunger, Malnutrition Are Destroying Northern Nigeria - Guardian Editorial by Kobojunkie: 11:33pm On May 03, 2025 |
BlackViper: ➜At the paediatric ward of Ahmad Sani Yariman Bakura Specialist Hospital in Gusau, Zamfara State, Fatima (surname withheld) sat silently beside her frail eight-month-old daughter, Mariam, but her mind was on Abdul, her two-year-old son, who had died days earlier. Desperate to save them from malnutrition, Fatima had rushed both children to the hospital. Abdul, severely malnourished and barely breathing, was admitted first. In addition to stunting and underweight, diagnosis revealed he had a congenital heart defect. Doctors did what they could. He was placed on medication and discharged to a Primary Health Care (PHC) centre for outpatient care. But within a week, his condition deteriorated, and he was back in the hospital. At the same time, Mariam contracted measles. Her malnourished body had no strength to fight it. She was admitted as well, leaving Fatima to watch both children struggle for life. Then, Abdul died. Fatima couldn’t even go home to bury him. Her husband took the boy’s body back to their village alone, while she stayed behind to look after Mariam. “We see cases like this every day. The death rate is around 35 per cent, far above normal,” Head of the Nutrition Unit at the hospital, Nefisat Sani, said, adding that most parents delay coming to the hospital because they can’t afford treatment and when they finally do, it’s often too late. Fatima’s pain is shared by thousands of mothers across northern Nigeria, especially Northeast and Northwest zones. Soaring food prices, insecurity that keeps farmers from their fields, and rising poverty have turned hunger into a death sentence. From 28 million in 2019, the United Nations World Food Programme put food insecure Nigerians at 100 million in 2024. A week after Abdul died, another tragedy unfolded. Ummi (surname withheld) brought her four-month-old daughter to the hospital. The baby, weighing just 2.2 kilogrammes, less than the average newborn, was fighting to live. Ummi had developed mastitis, a breast infection that left her unable to nurse. She couldn’t afford formula. By the time she got to the hospital, her baby was too frail. The infant died within a day of admission. The more disturbing part of all of these is that these same women would, months from now, these ones we are to believe have pain it all of this, will yet again become pregnant and expecting to have yet more babies in the same condition. 😩😩😩😩😩 |
Literature › Re: My Twins Were Born By Surrogacy - Chimamanda Adichie by Kobojunkie: 11:28pm On May 03, 2025*. Modified: 12:28am On May 04, 2025 |
loffyloffy: ➜Are we sure it's surrogacy? Which implies that the children are genetically connected to het..or adoption where there is no relationship. Since she had chosen to be open about this, she should clarify this aspect to us It is also a valid question to ask her how all this aligns with Feminism, which we all know is her religion Are feminists anti-adoption and anti-surrogacy?  1 Like |
Literature › Re: My Twins Were Born By Surrogacy - Chimamanda Adichie by Kobojunkie: 11:15pm On May 03, 2025 |
Christistruth02: ➜Jezebel was a Feminist. Can you see the me me me and only my way ideology Jezebel was a feminist? Why are you people so deluded?😩😩😩😩 The woman was a strong politician, and her husband had no issues with that.  |
Literature › Re: My Twins Were Born By Surrogacy - Chimamanda Adichie by Kobojunkie: 11:10pm On May 03, 2025 |
maasoap: ➜Of course, surrogacy is exploitation of females in poverty by females in affluence Balderdash! 🙄🙄🙄 Anything can be exploited; surrogacy, not an exception. That does not mean surrogacy itself is exploitation. But rather means that there should be laws in place to prevent exploitation. 😑😑😑 1 Like |
Romance › Re: "I'd Rather Be With A Bear Than A Man?" by Kobojunkie: 11:08pm On May 03, 2025 |
illicit: How will u now BEAR children...? Since when has it been by force to bear a child?  |
Romance › Re: "I'd Rather Be With A Bear Than A Man?" by Kobojunkie: 11:07pm On May 03, 2025 |
Xannadu: ➜If the man is the problem then why do lesbian relationships tend to last shorter than normal heterosexual relationships? Probably because lesbians know better than to believe the meaningless promises and lies of other lesbians. Once they realize that the other partner has checked out of the relationship, they get the hint that it is time to move on, unlike women in heterosexual relationships who continue to cling to the men they are in relationships with even after the relationship has turned toxic or abusive.  |
Literature › Re: My Twins Were Born By Surrogacy - Chimamanda Adichie by Kobojunkie: 10:54pm On May 03, 2025 |
Agbegbaorogboye: ➜Exactly She had fertility issues and had to embrace surrogacy and Tinubu clowns are here ignorantly condemning surrogacy because of Chimmamanda 😂😂😂😂😂 |
Family › Re: Canadian-based Nigerian Man Cries Out As Wife Demands Full Custody Of Their Kids by Kobojunkie: 10:51pm On May 03, 2025*. Modified: 12:40am On May 04, 2025 |
Chilipepper: ➜Canadian-based Nigerian man cries out as estranged wife allegedly demands full custody of their kids, total control of family assets, and leaves him emotionally drained: ‘I gave them the best life, now I’m not even allowed to decide in my kids’ lives!’ Stop ranting. You can equally file for full-custody of your children in court, too. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄 The law allows anyone to file for full-custody of the children in a divorce case. During the proceedings, both may decide to negotiate and settle for shared custody instead. Stop making unnecessary noise for zero-value attention. If your case is in court, you are best to be on your best behavior and maybe leave social media until after the case is done.  |
Literature › Re: My Twins Were Born By Surrogacy - Chimamanda Adichie by Kobojunkie: 10:47pm On May 03, 2025 |
Agbegbaorogboye: ➜Chimmamanda already had children by herself before now. BTW are you APC clowns aware that Folashade, Tinubu's first daughter had children via surrogacy? I'm sure PressMyButton will no longer think surrogacy is slavery, prostitution and exploitation now . Is that the iyaoloja one?  |
Literature › Re: My Twins Were Born By Surrogacy - Chimamanda Adichie by Kobojunkie: 10:42pm On May 03, 2025 |
casualobserver: ➜ To you she has achieved a lot, deep inside her a woman eventually regrets not having children. That they don’t tell you doesn’t mean they don’t. Why else would women in their 50s and 60s be engaging in IVF and surrogacy? Finally don’t compare ordinary women to Oprah, she can afford to buy attention to compensate for the lack of children. She will have people around her till the day she dies. Most single and childless women will die alone sometimes for days without anyone knowing they died. It happens a lot in the west. If you want to know what is coming in future from adopting western practices like childless unmarried women or single mothers, just look at the countries that have had such practices before us. Finally finally, Oprah had deep emotional scars from her childhood. It wasn’t a lifestyle choice for her. See the kain miserable thoughts that worm through this one's mind. Na so so brain farts! 😩😩😩😩😩 1 Like |
Literature › Re: My Twins Were Born By Surrogacy - Chimamanda Adichie by Kobojunkie: 10:26pm On May 03, 2025 |
casualobserver: ➜They spend all their youth preaching feminism, woman power, you go girl and deceiving other women, then they get to their 40s and realize as a woman no achievement can make up for not having a child because that is what you are biologically programmed to do. They can afford IVF, surrogacy etc. most of the women they lead astray can’t and don’t even have a man! All of Oprah's achievements amount to nothing because she has no child? The way many of you reason dey tire person! 😩😩😩😩😩 3 Likes 1 Share |
Celebrities › Re: Chimamada Is A Hypocrite For Doing Surrogacy by Kobojunkie: 10:12pm On May 03, 2025 |
Naija2023: ➜For a self acclaimed feminists, it shows Chimamamda Adichie is a hypocrite for getting her twins through Surrogacy. Sweden as one of the most human right advance country banned Surrogacy because it is Exploitation of a woman's body. It is even worse than Prostitution. It is simply taking advantage of another woman's body by paying money. Surrogacy arrangements are not allowed within Swedish healthcare (SOU 2016:11), but there are agencies that help couples and singles to carry out surrogacy pregnancies abroad. India was a common destination before that country banned foreign couples' surrogacy (Arvidsson et al., 2019; Sydsjö et al., 2019).14 May 2020 https://journals.sagepub.com Constructions of surrogates, egg donors, and mothers: Swedish ... What the heck is the meaning of this? Una no dey use una head at all. 🙄🙄🙄🙄 What hypocrisy? As a feminist, did she take an oath to abide by Swedish law, abi wetin?  So what if Sweden decided to make laws banning surrogacy? Must the rest of the world follow suit just because?  |
Literature › Re: My Twins Were Born By Surrogacy - Chimamanda Adichie by Kobojunkie: 10:07pm On May 03, 2025 |
nairalanda1: Surrogacy is messed up to me, but until we get something like 1. An effective artificial womb...100 years or more in the future 2. An effective means of maintaining womb viability in women who have difficulty delivering and getting pregnant Surrogacy it is Like I said, it is messed up and it has always sounded strange to me, but when you are a woman who wants to have a child and you struggle with all kinds of gynaecological issues including things like endometriosis..treatment for that is hysterectomy.... surrogacy it is. If it is made of plastic, I vote against it!  |
Literature › Re: My Twins Were Born By Surrogacy - Chimamanda Adichie by Kobojunkie: 9:29pm On May 03, 2025 |
PressMyButton: ➜While I thought your head was on your shoulders tonight..my bad. Tell me the agreement between you and a surrogate mother before she agreed to carry your baby and tell me if there's any difference with same agreement as in prostitution. Biologically, a woman whose egg receives the spermatozoa is the mother of the baby. Enough said. What sort of eeijiotic nonsense is this?  2 Likes 1 Share |
Literature › Re: My Twins Were Born By Surrogacy - Chimamanda Adichie by Kobojunkie: 9:22pm On May 03, 2025 |
PressMyButton: ➜I don't want to say what's on my mind. However, this is double standards coming from Chimamanda who is a self acclaimed feminist. Is she not supposed to be a voice for women being a feminist?. Surrogacy is a form of slavery, prostitution, exploitation of a woman's body. She knew she didn't practice what she preaches, little wonder she didn't come out earlier. Like it or not, accept it or not, any baby born through surrogacy does not belong to you biologically. ➜ No matter how some states or countries might legalize it, biologically, the child isn't yours still. Well, I wish her well. But next time, stay one place, if you want to practice feminism, do it with your full chest, otherwise, commot. Reminds me of Linda Ileki preaching abstinence but lo and behold, aunty was busy jumping on Uber to go and collect. I hate double standards. This is total bullsheet reasoning! 🙄🙄🙄🙄 Bullsheet! 🙄🙄🙄 17 Likes |
Family › Re: The Provider by Kobojunkie: 9:20pm On May 03, 2025*. Modified: 9:39pm On May 03, 2025 |
Love800: ➜Marriages are modernised now a kind of. ➜Its now partnership. Who traditional or basic marriage help?... Both of us(husband/wife) are putting heads together in this. ➜ But when things are becoming tensed, a man assumes all the responsibilities himself! Bullsheet! Equal partner marriages can be traced as far back as 437 BC in Rome, that is approximately 2500 years ago.  2. The only reason a man can assert himself as head/provider over the woman in marriage is that the traditional marriage configuration insists on this being the case, and compliance is necessary to maintain this status. Once you are no longer in compliance with the rules of traditional marriage, you are no longer married under the traditional marriage system, and are no longer the head/provider in the household.  3. Look, that maybe all and good in the man's imagination; however, the moment a man formerly subscribed to marriage under the traditional marriage system becomes unemployed or incapable of fulfilling his role as provider/head of the household, he ceases to be the head/provider; he needs then to occupy different roles from that which he formerly did prior to his demotion.  |
Literature › Re: My Twins Were Born By Surrogacy - Chimamanda Adichie by Kobojunkie: 9:09pm On May 03, 2025 |
PressMyButton: ➜Speaking about the stigma surrounding fertility challenges, Adichie said, “I think there is so much shame around issues of fertility, that I just think it’s too much of a burden for women. “Women are ashamed when they have fibroids, women are ashamed when they have trouble getting pregnant, and I don’t believe in that sort of shame.” She also responded to critics who view surrogacy as dehumanising and acknowledged that it can be done responsibly. “They think that you cannot rent a woman’s body, they argue that it’s dehumanising. I think it can be, but I think it matters how it’s done. It can be done ethically. “Also, the same people will say that a woman can do whatever she wants with her body. There’s a contradiction there… that was what all the noise was all about,” she said. This just brought a thought to mind. While we congratulate the mother of the babies, shouldn't we also congratulate the surrogate for making it out of the ordeal alive and well? This isn't meant as a jab,so don't bother quoting me to say nonsense.  20 Likes 3 Shares |
Family › Re: The Provider by Kobojunkie: 8:52pm On May 03, 2025 |
Love800: ➜No, its not like dat. It depends on the husband(the type of partner she feel he is). ➜ If i be guy wey dey up-and-doing, proactive and taking action to see things fall in place for my family, why won't she be gingered or motivated to help! Its all about the signs. And trust me, once she notices the positives in you, she will be your shield! The traditional system is rigid in its requirement that the man remain the provider throughout the marriage. The moment a man ceases to be the provider, what he has is no longer a marriage under the traditional marriage system, but something else.  2. So long as you are unemployed and not bringing money into the household, you are not a provider and hence not covered under the traditional marriage system. So, please stop yarning bullsheet!  |
Family › Re: The Provider by Kobojunkie: 8:39pm On May 03, 2025 |
Maeve7: ➜And the wife who is providing for the time being has to do everything else alone too? Pretty much since she has chosen to give up her ability to reason as a submissive entity in the traditional system of marriage. It is really sad!  |
Family › Re: The Provider by Kobojunkie: 8:37pm On May 03, 2025 |
Love800: ➜Yes na. Her money is our money! Why will you blame dem. She suppose to be my shoulder in times of trials! The traditional model actually does not suggest any such arrangement. Again, I blame women who give up their ability to critically reason every moment of their own lives while in marriage.  |
Family › Re: The Provider by Kobojunkie: 8:26pm On May 03, 2025 |
Love800: Then the conquest to purchase Greenlands becomes activated. Driving, flying, sailing, navigating, till you arrive! ... all with the woman's money since the man is unemployed, right? I blame women who put up with this bullsheet in the name of marriage.  |
Family › Re: The Provider by Kobojunkie: 8:25pm On May 03, 2025 |
bukatyne: ➜As a Christian, it is love and submission; not provision and submission however, I get your point. ➜ I honestly don't have a problem with the traditional system; it is actually better than what a lot of men offer. ➜ My problem is that you are traditional, fine. And then life happens, you can't provide for a while. You can't decide to ease the burden off your wife as a show of solidarity. You want her to keep up her part and play your part while you do nothing. Like how is someone in a marriage and content to do nothing? Even if it is I will prepare the kids for school and make dinner when you are back home while the wife continues every other thing just to show love and empathy? It is well. Later, they will say women think they don't need men when they make money. 1. I don't believe in or argue the Christian religious angle since it is typically based on the whims of society.  2. I don't have a problem with the traditional system either. Of course, there are many other, more favorable marriage systems out there, but we are on the issue of the traditional system here. And it insists that the man should be the provider in the marriage. But here we are speaking of when the traditional system encounters failure, i.e., the man is no longer the provider in the marriage.  3. Again, the traditional requirement is that the man remain the provider under every circumstance in the marriage. Basically, the system only applies when the man is a provider. It ceases to be a traditional system of marriage when the man is no longer a provider. Once the man becomes unemployed or the woman takes over as the provider in the family. It is no longer supposed to be a marriage under the traditional system. A lack of understanding of this— maybe a lack of critical thinking ability too— is behind the reason for the epidemic of married single women. I blame the women.  |
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Family › Re: The Provider by Kobojunkie: 7:31pm On May 03, 2025 |
bukatyne: ➜There is nothing wrong with the traditional marriage system; just make sure you never lose the ability to provide and provide well if you want to maintain that model. It is a travesty if you want to maintain a traditional model while you are broke. Then you become like 'P' in psychology. That is the major problem with the traditional marriage system. It is too rigid in requiring that the man provide all of the time while the woman submits all of the time. We now find ourselves living in a time when that model can no longer hold as it used to, and it follows that a more flexible system that insists that the man becomes the submitter whenever the woman becomes the provider, and another that allows both to share provider and submitter responsible is what is needed.  |
Christianity Etc › Re: MaxIndHouse Does Not Know That The Torah Laws Are For The Whole World by Kobojunkie: 7:23pm On May 03, 2025 |
Christmyhope: ➜Those who walk in Christ Jesus are no longer under the rules of sin. For the Bible says "sin shall no longer have dominion over you because you are not under the law but under grace. Sin has been defeated spiritually through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ although believers still dwell in the world where sin is still predominant.And this is as a result of free- will of humanity and consequences of fallen state of the creation. For those who are dead in Christ Jesus are no longer answerable to the demands of the world. For the Bible says " walk in the spirit and you shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh". Sin shall be totally defeated on Christ second coming and believers in Christ live in d world by living in Christ Jesus through the power of the holy Spirit., the pledge placed on us. Hence, sin is destroyed in Christ Jesus especially for those believe and live in Him. Stop regurgitating the meaningless bullsheet you have been force fed by equally ignorant numbskulls already! 🙄🙄🙄🙄 |