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Mrs.Chima:Still suspicious to me. Wonders what kind of immigration status he's on in Mexico. I really wonder. |
Interesting stuff. Lots of cool pics and interesting folks. |
@ Poster and EVERYONE. Why is it that SHE is the one traveling to go see him? Is it that he can't come to Canada? That's kinda suspicious to me. |
mekadude:^^^ This guy na REAL guy! He summed it all. You will be amazed at the number of women that do this. And you are absolutely right. The Nigerian society is VERY pretentious!!! Marriage means nothing these days and even the most unsuspecting of women are cheating like mad. Like I said earlier, this girl wanted to get pregnant. No mistake at all. She knew what she was doing and had already planned it. She made up her mind long time before this wasted thread and I bet you her plan was to make her husband think it is his baby. I know someone who tried that ish recently, a married woman who was having an affair and told her boyfriend that she doesn't want him to use any protection. Saying she wants him to come inside of her and that it's ok because she was using a contraceptive that would prevent pregnancy. These kind of women are VERY selfish and could care less what the baby grows up to think. For the women who have boys, these boys will grow up to be men and marry someday. How would you feel as a mother if some chick did the same thing to your sons? |
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Fangasia:Well, I'll say he is very courageous for forgiving you. The only way forward is trust and respect, from both ends. And though you were unfaithful, the reasons that lead you to be unfaithful (and mark me that I'm not in favor of what you did) need to be addressed also. Lastly, you need to forgive yourself and not become a victim of guilt trips. Basically, he shouldn't use this to manipulate you in anyway, IF he truly has forgiven you. You will have to exercise lots and lots of patience though, if you want him to heal. It will take time. All the best. |
Fangasia:Very brave of you. It shows you fear God more than man. What happened? |
Andre Uweh:Funny. Na wa for NL and its "characters." |
Ok. So its correct to say I am Yoruba, and my God-Mom is an Ndigbo (Igbo person), right? Personally I don't understand all this beef btw Ndigbo and Yorubas. I know a few marriages that have been shattered all in the name of this "Yoru-Igbo" beef. I saw another thread where the deputy Governor of Imo had a warrant (which was dismissed) in the US, and before you know it, people were quick to point out that he is Igbo. Ridiculous. I am Yoruba, but from what I've noticed, my people can be more closed-minded than any other ethnic group sometimes especially when it comes to Ndigbo. I think both ethnic groups have very rich cultures and all. Very smart groups of people and both have made great contributions to Nigeria. |
@ OP, don't do it! She WILL creep around on you. I PROMISE you! |
@ OP, just show up at Murtala International Airport and Flash your British passport and yell out "I'm single" na. You go find many applicants. |
Interesting situation. Sounds like Nollywood drama. But these kinda things happen ALL the time. Women do this more than you know. That's why they say the child is "papa's MAYBE, mama's BABY." If she chooses option 1, and thinks she has gotten away with murder, I guarantee you someway, somehow, the child will grow up to find out the truth and probably resent the mother. Why turn that child's life into a lie? More than likely she was having unprotected sex with both her boyfriend and her husband. This woman WANTED to get pregnant obviously OR she doesn't respect even her own health. She needs to be WOMAN enough to keep the baby and spare her husband by carrying her own cross. If it's not situations like this, it's women pretending to be pregnant so that their boyfriends can marry them. Ridiculous! |
alj_harem:Ahh, got it. Thanks a mill. |
, crickets, |
The sniffer dog ate my darn Mr. Biggs meatpie ![]() |
^^^^ Funny |
Question to all the Igbo brothers/sisters, what does Ndigbo mean? |
Sisi_Kill: |
omoola007:You know I'm Yoruba, lol. So I'll keep my ears open next time. But what's funny is how the ndigbo man pronounces "Yoruba Yoruba." I'm always rolling on the floor laughing. Some people may find it offensive but I'd say those who have a sense of humour would find it funny. |
Wait till you see my , - the ying yang twins ![]() |
<<<<< I was informed that whatever number SHE gives you, MULTIPLY it by two. And if a guy gives a girl a figure, DIVIDE that by two. |
Make you go CCC or C and S go find Woleee. |
uju_1:My Sister, how now? Greetings from way over here in the West Coast o. I just logged on and alas, you instigated 7 pages from your search for meaningful advice. I had no idea there was so much belle back home. Kai! I fear to move back oooo. Chei! Anyways, hope things are going good with your new date sha. Just take am slow. @ Thoniaslim, Akata guys too dey expect some @ss if dem pay for your dinner ooo. Their women complain about this all the time. But I am with you that so many peeps in naija are failures because of all the belle they possess. I already told Uju not to take it personal. I had no idea there were so many MEN with ESTROGEN in their blood in naija. Wow! |
I thought Igbos referred to Yorubas as "Yoruba Yoruba?" What does this mean? Do they mean "ni gba ti" as in "When, " |
uju_1:Lol. Ok, I for say. My advice is be open-minded and look at character rather than the person's ethnic background. I used to have this strict mentality that it had to be "Yoruba or nothing" (I'm Yoruba), but experience took care of that QUICK!! Maybe if things really work out btw y'all to the point of marriage (hey, you never know), you can send some of these haters your wedding pictures ![]() |
I suspect a timing issue you probably posted at the same time but urs went up first ![]() [quote][/quote]Yep, and I corrected. But come oo. Are you implying that from now you will favour ndigbo boys? Just asking. |
bhusayor:Its all good. |
Oh lord ! The English teachers are back. Na wa!!!!! I'm glad you had a "compensated" date. I wonder what kind of comments will flow now that you had a good date. Anyways, I wouldn't give a flying porkchop if I were you. At least I know what to expect when I move back home. Yam and Egg?? Wow, na you biko! I miss that too. Over here na so so french fries, sausage and biscuits. Tired of it. |
@ Uju: My Sis, don't take it personal. Too much bad belle in Naija. Haba! Once when all I did was post a question about naijas in diaspora getting a job back home and what to expect, I got so many hateful responses from naijas in corporate naija talking about how we naijas in diaspora have no brains. They got into this whole thing about how all we do is come back home and blow "fone" but don't know jack. There were only a few sensible folks who took the time to answer my question. The others were so emotional. And we wonder why there is no progress in naija, when people walk around with so much jealousy and hatred on the inside. How was your second date? |
Lax is SPEECHLESS @ all of the various inputs, advice, insults, grammatical corrections and etc. This NL na real wa!! So much PASSION on this NL ooo. @ Poster, Well, that's the good thing about "dating." You get to take notes and do your "weeding out." Hopefully the next guy works out. At least you get to know what you will tolerate and what you won't. |
tellwisdom:Nope. Not lost at all. All I'm saying is give her some small credit for at least acnkowledging that she has guilt sef. I know a number of MARRIED women who getting themselves "plugged" on the side and even boastful and unremorseful about it. Trust me, no Mugu here. NOTHING surprises me when it comes to life. |
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