laiperi:
Ladies that do not want kids have different reasons for their decision but some regret it later like one I know.

They are very much fun to be with and always go for older men that will not pester them about kids.

the truth is that procreation is life

scoundrel:
I will, after having as many kids as I want. Being in such a marriage is for companionship and watching each other grow old.

this one na real African mother

ReluctantAdult:
I don't want kids. I don't like kids. I hate the responsibilities that come with raising kids. I hate the uncertainty of what might happen to them or what they might become.

So, why not? We'd be perfect for each other. Just the two of us. Enjoying life and travelling the world without a care. Life is too short to have kids burdens.

Are you for real sir?

MrSensor:
We are Africans and we need to do things in African way. Children are very important in the marriage.

for real! children are primarily the reason In contemporary African society

yes men will spend anything to get down to the honey pot

for me, I like women and the things in them.

hahaha be wary so that passion doesn't Kill you.

Novemberaura:



on the contrary I will prefer someone who wants to have kids but not marriage

that shit marriage is overrated

haha how come u want baby outside marriage.

I am a good man. I have being looking for a woman of substance to come to my world.

tyup:

So why do they marry sir

companionship

Davash222:
Procreation is the most reason people marry.

l think the white race do not have the same beliefs as the reason for marriage should be procreation.

is not a bad idea if Muhammad did not go to the mountains let the mountains come to him.

Share your thoughts and belief. Can you marry someone who doesn’t want to have kids?

someone could say that: I can, I will just add another who wants kids.
Mind you, what if you do not have the finance to take up another wife and probably you can't be just to both.

very light palliative for them

there will still be more reason for him to cry ahead

The Messiah is yet in politics, Nigerians KEEP the endurance real.

it is heartless of the governor to have gone that far just as it is irrational of Mr momoh

we are getting there

sleeping with a stranger is deadly, one may never get out of its consequences.

I will do my when the time permits, I can't wait till the embassy breaks the news.

weird things happening, end time things

the business will change hand after the lockdown

bigiyaro:
if my partner has the opposite sex as a best friend, then what am I to him or her? a carrot?

deputy partner

longetivity:
my bestie.........my bestie

before you know, pant don shift for one side

yes ooo. Very common this days.

How old are u? Many experience to live with in this word, let this be your spring board to better relationship.

They can insult. Typical Nigerian woman will speak 10 words to reply one.

For the little experience I have gained as bot a victim and perpetrator, I can never and ever allow my partner have a best friend of the opposite sex. Way back in the uni my partner best friend with whom they read together end up impregnated her. Although they did not marry but had the baby. Trust opposite sex, trust fire!

please let share and discuss.

total lockdown is imminent

The Judge who annulled the June 12, 1993 presidential election, presumed to be the freest and fairest in the nation’s history, Dahiru Saleh, is dead.
According to Cable.Ng, he was buried in Azare, his hometown, in Bauchi on Thursday evening.
Until his death, he held the title of “Mutawallen” of Katagum emirate in Bauchi.
He was the Chief Judge of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) High Court.
Chief MKO Abiola, who was recognised as an elected President posthumously by President Muhammadu Buhari, of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) was leading Bashir Tofa, his National Republican Convention rival, by margin wide before Saleh ruled to cancel the final announcement.
What followed was months of protests, which forced Military President Ibrahim Babangida, to finally “step aside”.
Abiola was later incarcerated and died in detention on July 7, 1998.
Details shortly…

source: Thenationonlineng.net

The Judge who annulled the June 12, 1993 presidential election, presumed to be the freest and fairest in the nation’s history, Dahiru Saleh, is dead.
According to Cable.Ng, he was buried in Azare, his hometown, in Bauchi on Thursday evening.
Until his death, he held the title of “Mutawallen” of Katagum emirate in Bauchi.
He was the Chief Judge of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) High Court.
Chief MKO Abiola, who was recognised as an elected President posthumously by President Muhammadu Buhari, of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) was leading Bashir Tofa, his National Republican Convention rival, by margin wide before Saleh ruled to cancel the final announcement.
What followed was months of protests, which forced Military President Ibrahim Babangida, to finally “step aside”.
Abiola was later incarcerated and died in detention on July 7, 1998.
Details shortly….

source: thenationonlineng.net

June15:

Mind your f**cking business nigga

we have a child here.

what kind of prophesy is this na