Pussyisgud: Nigerian police sef no well, why will u people be following them to argue, some of these rich folks think they know their right now person don die. As for me i will rather obey first and fight with sense rather than with force.
Exactly... Just go with them.. Na money dem need.. You beg, reach an agreed sum... Then go on your way. . . Simple!!!
NairaOcean: A Nigerian woman has ignited a debate after a video of her receiving bundles of cash from her husband went viral. In the video, she confidently asserts, "If you don't marry a woman who loves money, you'll die poor," a statement that has stirred up various reactions across social media and in the public sphere.
The footage shows the woman beaming with joy as her husband presents her with stacks of naira notes, a gesture that she proudly shares online.
YorubaForum: Na now ewedu soup don clear from s/him brain? Meanwhile what is written is written, s/he must complete that 6months, one single week won't be left behind.
jeromestarks: It's like my brain is paining me. A 19 year old Nigerian girl is an adult at her prime.
From the above you just said about you.. It's very obvious you have brain problem... Apart from the spiritual near success syndrome you posted on one of your threads... Oh yes, I went there to see how well you're doing in life son...
You want to go in between the legs of a 19 year old and you expect you do well life... Your brain is really paining you
Goalnaldo: Your case is similar to mine. Just that my girl is younger , 19 years. She collected my number first and constantly asks me about my girlfriend. When I saw the way she was moving like vinicius junior, I asked her if she loved me, and she said yes but was too shy to tell me 😁😂 I even created a thread about it
You created a thread over a 19 old? A very unripe plantain.. Is this what this world has gotten to? A 19 year old toddler? Are you kidding me?
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sammymax: I seriously need advice as I really don't know what the right or best thing to do at this time. Please elders in the house be kind enough to suggest what I could do.
I did not think something like this can still happen in this era but this is what I have to deal with. So my mum flat out told me she does not like the girl I took home because she is not fine. About 3years ago when we went home together she told me this but I just disregarded it like when I'm ready she won't have a choice but to accept her as she is. To be honest she is not fine at all but she gives me peace of mind which I feel is the ultimate.
She was involved in an accident with my dad last year and we lost my dad in the process. During the burial I went home with my babe again and my mum still made her displeasure with the girl show.
The thing now is that I went home again to see how she is doing and she called to speak me again after stating that I had disobeyed her by not breaking up with the girl she said is still not having her and if I insist she is the one I should count her out of the marriage. She can never come visiting or even call her. She will not attend the wedding. Now I am 32 and she is 30
How do I navigate this situation. I plead for good advice. Have you been in a similar situation how did you handle it.
You're either from the East or South South... That's where parents come up with nonsense talks like this...
Okwyjesus: The action of the Pastor's wife is wrong BUT let's be constructive in our criticism.
1. The woman's attitude is not of RCCG. It's not part of our core values of Holiness, Accountability Resourcefulness and Sacrifice. She is just on her own and am sure the mission authority is not happy with the development.
2. Women can be self willed and stiff necked at times. Am even thinking the husband may not have supported her action. But for peace to reign..
In fact You've said the wisest thing here so far.. Honestly.... You deserve DJ CUPPY as your wife
Mrperfecto: I will just be brief without writing too much, we are based we have 4 children, my first child is 13 from my previous relationship, she has become very terrible , she doesn't listen to me or my wife. She tells her that she is not her biological mother and she cannot control her. She had threatened to call the police on my wife telling her if she touch her she will fight her back and call the police. She goes to school and closes at 3.45 her school is 10 mins walk from home, but she is always late for home she comes home around 6 sometimes 7pm , as I am writing now every friday she closes at 12.30 but she is still hasn't come back home yet. I am on my way to work I start at 6.30pm till 2.30am so I rarely get to see her and she only misbehaving when I am not around. So far we have seized her phone because we had found so many inappropriate messages exchanges between her and boys , we had also removed the TV from her room and her behaviour has gotten worse , she is behaving like she's possessed. My wife and I are fed up even her siblings are tired of her we want to send her back to Nigeria maybe in a boarding school until she is 18 in order to protect her younger ones , if we keep her and she continues with her terrible behaviour I may beat her badly and we may end up loosing all 4 children to the authorities. Please what advice will you give to me concerning this issue?
And you're coming here to ask for advice? Instead of using the same time you used to type all this epistle, send her back to nigeria... Why are you guys like this oversea for heaven's sake
Tokotaya: Microsecondnews Photo of Reporter February 18, 2024 0 2 minutes read
‘I’m on the verge of losing my son!’ Germany-based Nigerian lady cries out over his difficult, unruly adolescent son
Alade Enitan Alade Enitan. Inset: The son Second picture: Pain of a mother: Alade Enitan in tears.
A Nigerian lady living in Germany has taken to social media to seek advice on how to handle her difficult adolescent son she just brought over to Europe to live with her.
According to the lady with the moniker, Aladeenitan, she left the boy when he was only three years old to emigrate to Germany where she has been living since then.
She recently went to Nigeria to bring him to Germany when he turned 16. He has barely spent 5 months in Germany.
Enitan complained that the boy did not want to do anything other than play with his phone from morning till night.
According to her, the boy would not even do assignments given to him in class. Neither would he help her with the house chores.
She narrated that the latest incident that caused a major rift between them was that she asked him to wash his own clothes with the machine and clean the living room after she had washed two batches of clothes and cleaned the rest of the house.
Enitan said her son refused to do any of the chores and instead went to sleep.
When she ordered the boy to go for a stroll as a punishment, the boy reportedly went to the police to report his mother that she was stressing his life and that he wanted to return to Nigeria.
The police reportedly told him it was not part of their job and referred him to an agency saddled with such duties.
According to Enitan, her son actually went in search of the address and only returned home after he was unable to trace it.
“I searched for him everywhere in panic only to return home in frustration to find him at home. She said the boy had the effrontery to hand over the address to her and told her to help him find the agency or contact them with his request to return to Nigeria.
Enitan said all her family members pleaded with him to change his mind, but he refused, insisting that he loved life better in Nigeria where he had many friends who were urging him to return.
According to her, the boy begged him to allow him to go back to Nigeria with his phone and a speaker she bought for him to further his interest in music.
But the aggrieved mother fears that she may lose the son forever if he returns to Nigeria, especially as it appears he does not love her any longer after she had left him in Nigeria for so long to hustle in Europe.
She said she gave the son the best life, sending him to private primary and secondary school in Nigeria before bringing him to Germany.
She broke down in tears at a point in her narration, explaining that she had tried her best for her son and expected him to love her in return.
She is afraid that the boy may get her in trouble with the authorities in Germany with his attitude.
She called for advice from those with adolescent boys who have similar experiences.
I wonder why stories like this don't come from people actually on naira land.. So is it until the boy disgraces and shames you and all your hard work you put into getting to the level you're today before you'll realise that you're supposed to throw that boy back to nigeria. Na only born pikin for this world about? Na only you don dey Europe dey struggle while your kids are here in nigeria. Send that boy back and if he gets unruly and over bearing when he gets back to nigeria, drop him immediately. It's better you channel those funds to orphanages and child care foundations... People who'll pray for you than a useless child who has no appreciation for what you do for him as a mother.. If you like add sentimentality into this issue... Only you will bear the consequences... What's my own... This is just another story to read when I'm bored