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Lilosama:The lady is clearly an eejiot who 1. Does not know what feminism means or is about. 2. Thinks it makes sense to claim she tried it on --- my guess she means she has weaponized it -- someone while in a contract which clearly states that she be a slave/servant to her husband. 🥱🥱 2. I think she should go back to the drawing board to learn exactly what feminism means and entails. And how even her right to speak publicly is thanks to feminism. Yes, she needs to reeducate herself so she stops making these senseless videos showcasing her brand of stewpidity. 🥱🥱🥱 Lilosama:So, I finally watched the video, and heard nothing sensible in the statements made by both the commentator and the woman. 🥱 In the video, the woman claimed she attempted no longer submitting to her husband, all this while still supposedly religiously/traditionally married by way of a contract that stipulates she be the subjugate/slave in the arrangement, only to then wonder why it backfired. She then stewpidly concluded that it came down to her being married to an Edo man. I can't even imagine how dense one would need to be to come to such a conclusion. ![]() If one violates the terms of the contract one signed up for, what does one expect to happen? What aspect of feminism leads these to believe that it is possible to violate the terms of a contract and somehow avoid consequences for it? 🥱🥱 Of course, the religious/traditional marriage contract requires that a woman exist as a submissive partner in the union. With the man as the sole provider, head/master over the woman, who is herself a servant/slave in the agreement. If a woman in that capacity decided she no longer wishes to submit/be a slave/servant to a god/head, what she would need to do would be to exit her current contract (not breach it), and then consider signing a partnership agreement, which comes with no submission requirement at a later date. 🥱🥱🥱 |
Cj4charles:As stated under what legal code? 🥱🥱🥱 |
csamii:Na only poor illiterate people una dey fit attack with that nonsense knowing fully well that chances are slim to none that they will stand up for themselves. Try that against any well established educated individual and all of you there might end up selling your lands and moving away to pay the penalty for your actions. 🥱🥱🥱 |
Originalsly:Penalty as defined but the legal framework in the state of by a mob? 🥱🥱🥱 2. African culture when there is codified system of laws in place which all citizens are to be held accountable to? You think you can just wake up one morning and decide your own brand of jungle justice on your neighbor and then tag it African culture, abi? Nonsense !! Ever using words they have no true grasp of. 🥱🥱🥱 |
Arostar2023:Even if that be the case, no community or people have the right to banish others. ![]() |
Arostar2023:What gives you the notion that a minor cannot be processed by the Law in Nigeria, where a 7-year-old can be prosecuted? ![]() 2. If it has the laws, it should have the facilities, or begin now putting them in place. There is no reason why crimes committed by minors should be disregarded or ignored. 🥱🥱🥱 3. A crime is a crime regardless of who commits it. Also, no community has the right to banish individuals in such a situation. 🥱🥱 |
Kelle443:First of all, this is illegal nonsense and should not be encouraged. Second, I hope the boy who pushed the kids in the river has been charged and maybe even arrested, depending on the circumstances. 🥱🥱 The family that is supposedly being banished could actually sue the community for this. I don't know why in 2025, Nigerian communities still cling to barbarian practices. 🥱🥱 |
OLAADEGBU:All the more reason why there should be comprehensive sex education, which gives awareness of pregnancy prevention and the illegality of abortions to all children from an early age, so they can avoid the need for abortions altogether. So, when is Adeh, planning to call on the government to begin making that happen? ![]() |
naijapikin2:Well, duh! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 |
Solofresh2:This... coming from the same person who then followed up with the following... Solofresh2:.. is clear indication that we are not even close to the end of the gullibility train as far as this male gender you refer to. ![]() https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBQnQTkhsq4?si=b6m8QpmpNW81ZXAS |
Boxnaijatv:Africa is what happens when an entire continent refuses to pay attention to the mental health of its populace. ![]() |
You know, that book you all love to quote from says something like," Love your neighbor as you love your own self." What is fascinating to see is how people who claim to believe what that book says almost always make it seem that the way to show love is by sacrificing oneself and love for oneself for others, when, again, the book instead says, "Love your neighbors as you love yourself." (Not more than you love yourself or less than you love yourself, but exactly/as much (as) you love yourself. ) This literally means that to love others, you must first love your own self, and only then can you go on to love others in the same way. Implying that when you love others more than you love your own self, or when you love others less than you love yourself, you do not meet the requirement for love set by that statement contained in that book... and this applies to all of your neighbors, including husbands, children, mother, etc. 🥱🥱🥱 Someone might come up and say something like "it is not good to be selfish." To that I will say you are absolutely wrong. Again, that statement, "Love your neighbor as you love yourself," literally states that if you are not first selfish -- love yourself -- , you cannot then go on to love others --- be equally selfless. 🥱🥱 |
bigpicture001:More like OP's friend tried to rock the cradle... marry a young girl..., probably after creating many broken homes himself, only to discover that even the young gals have no free loyalty crown to hand to older men coming for them. 🥱🥱🥱 Women are marrying even into their sixties and seventies, for those who still think marriage makes sense at that age. So, go rest your tantrum-riddled brain for a corner. 🥱🥱🥱 |
3rdeyeNigeria:Very sad situation indeed! I hope she seeks psychotherapy before she even attempts dating or marrying in the future. Otherwise, she may just end up transferring the same trauma -- internal chaos -- to her own children. 🥱🥱🥱 |
bigpicture001:Intentionally chasing after cheap/ mostly broken women only to then declare that all women are cheap shows the level of hate you have for women in general.🥱🥱🥱 This coming year, please consider chasing your fellow men instead. I am certain you will have more respect and overall admiration for them instead. 🥱🥱 |
Lonestar124:Then focus your energy on just that ...making a fortune to buy yourself that golden egg that will magically make all your troubles disappear and stop making unfounded statements. 🥱🥱🥱 2. Not in the least bit agonized. Just bent on correcting your particular confusion about the issue of bride price. 🥱🥱 It is almost 2026! Seeing such blatant ignorance still roams free illicit the urge to see it done away with immediately. 🥱🥱 |
Lonestar124:It doesn't align at all. First of all, never in history has the paying of bride price been for only virgins -- it is literally called bride pride , not virgin-bride price -- what in the world are you particularly high on? Second, if a virgin is what you want,then you better have money enough to afford such because I would think you would need to pay extra for that. So, carry your whines off somewhere when the problem is in fact that you are simply unable to afford what you desire. 🥱🥱 Third, if you hate women so much for not pandering to you, why not go with men instead? 🥱🥱🥱 |
QuantAnalyst:1. Don't lie to her! If he was able to find comfort in another woman barely weeks into the separation, it means the man was ready to move on at that point. (Yes, the child may be 9-years-old now, but he was conceived 9 years and 9 months ago meaning it was only weeks after the separation that the father sort solace in the arms of this other woman.) 🥱🥱 2. Again, stop lying to her. He kept it a secret to cover for his actions. It has nothing to do with love. Love does not hide things or keep secrets. His actions were for the benefit of him and his ego at the time. 🥱🥱 3. It may not be a sign of cowardice, but it may certainly be to finally clear his own conscience, also an act of cowardice. A better word would be selfishness but hey! 🥱🥱🥱 4. Of course not, given he is after all a Nigerian and his parents or people are probably aware of the boy's existence. 🥱🥱🥱 5. Try to be less conceited in your reasoning next time. 🥱🥱🥱 |
naijapikin2:The only fool in this case is the friend who felt he should be able to get what he could not give. He wanted loyalty but could not give it. The girl and the tester should go on with their little situationship, abeg. 🥱🥱🥱🥱 |
gucci20:Women are no longer like their mothers and grandmothers.... pushovers.. if you want loyalty from a woman, you don't get it simply by picking to date or marry them... You only get it by giving it yourself. 🥱🥱🥱 Op clearly didn't value this woman..he felt he needed to test her... meaning he was himself not loyal to her. The audacity of him to expect loyalty from someone he gives none of it to. 🥱🥱🥱 |
OlayemiTade:Why should girls owe you loyalty when you have none to give to them? What nonsense entitlement is this one high on? 🥱🥱🥱 |
honor4me:What heritage? A baby or human being is made with a total of 46 Chromosomes with exactly 23 of them coming from the mother of the child and the other 23 coming from the father of the child. So, why is a man having children with multiple partners considered him securing his heritage even in poverty when a woman having a child by any number of men is pretty much the same -- all the mitochondria in any human being (power house of the cell) comes from the mother and never the father? 🥱🥱🥱 |
Curtis03360:Running a loyalty test indicates a lack of love for the woman on your friend's part for this girl, so why would he expect loyalty from someone he does not love? Is your friend some sort of imbe-cile? A woman you don't love likely would also not love you but that don't mean she would not keep to the terms and conditions of the contract between you two so long as it remains the best deal -- benefits and values --- for her for the time being. 🥱🥱🥱 The loyalty tester probably made the girl a better offer than your friend did so what did he expect to happen? Nonsense! 🥱🥱🥱 |
Kalatium:1. The woman is in the wrong! 🥱🥱🥱 2. If that is the case, then why didn't the woman choose to leave the man instead of trying to force her own fear of death on him while he was sick? 🥱🥱🥱 3. Why should he be grateful to someone who disregarded what may have been his final will to impose her own ideas on him instead? Make that make sense? 🥱🥱🥱 4. She should have let him go the moment she realized that she did not hold to the same ideals that he did. She is at fault here, and if that man were to sue her, she would wish she had never forced her ego on him. 🥱🥱🥱 5. Fear of death makes life the joke that it is for many, including that woman. She'd better go pray that the man will only divorce her— since she refused to let go of that which does not align with her beliefs. If he were to sue her, she would doubly regret going against common sense for as long as she did. Nonsense! 🥱🥱🥱🥱 |
43Ronin:The post does not state anything about him being married. So where does this comment of yours come from? ![]() |
Ikpeabujo:. There is nothing wrong with being a simp; it is finding someone who pours into you as much as you pour into them ... your equal... that makes relationships all worthwhile and to that requires a lot of emotional and social intelligence backed by self-love(the healthy kind, of course). 🥱🥱🥱 |
The woman who made the video is ignorant. ![]() |
njokuuche77:The vast majority of the ills — quick wealth culture—, including the problems of bad parenting— most Nigerian parents spend more days and nights praying for wealth and long life, than hours spent in an average day focused on the nurturing and well-being of their children— among others are primary caused by those in your traditional/religious circles. You cannot teach people values you yourselves do not hold to or adhere to. And that is why even the children of your pastors cannot be vouched for when it comes to these teachings of values, character, etc. Unless you are ready to cast down your many gods or men who also praise wealth and keep parents away from raising better children by organizing numerous services and vigils each week, you are not ready to face the real problems were they really lie. ![]() |
Doctordan:An obvious lie can never be sold you in your best interest. 🤔 |
Ikpeabujo:According to Jaime Diman -- CEO of JP Morgan Chase -- some of the best soft skills to have in this new world are strong emotional and social skills. Channel your energy towards building those skills and you will not regret it. 🤔🤔 |
AKWATGOLD1:Let's stop lying to the individuals out there regarding these things. There is no god almighty out there playing games with people's minds in this. There are, instead, people looking for others to bond with on some level, and each person has the right to seek out only those who would at least benefit them the most. That is what relationships — whether platonic or romantic — literally are.🥱🥱🥱 |
Hugose:Contact Naijalegal. She can better explain things to you, I think. 🥱🥱 https://www.nairaland.com/8546409/now-end-up-jail-making |
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