₦airaland Forum

Proserpina:
As long as court marriage exist, Nigeria is the best place to start holding men accountable for their actions in marriage. Do you think Falana and Esculaw will take up her service if she doesn't have a case? Do you know how big and informed these people are in lawsuit?
Get a book and stop typing nonsense.

I'm glad women are now enlightened and are willing to shun partial and detrimental societal expectations.
Ntor!

Beremx:
May Edochie wants a divorce and he has refused to give her.
100million naira is too small for the emotional pain he has put her through.

Nice one May Edochie.

Karrima:
If they are not afraid of France, who is Nigeria? Oga bulaba just dey play

Acidosis:
I hope someone from the West is not using this man sha??


Some sources say that Nigeria has about 300,000 refugees living in that country ooo! Any reprisal attack lasan!!

SensualMan:
Buhari won't like this. This Inec selected ediot is faced with problems on all fronts and is clueless about resolving any.
The senile old f**l rather went to Benin Republic to disgrace Nigeria on national TV by sleeping and gushing out spittle. You can't give what u don't have.
Yoruba Muslims over to u.

Jesse6:
Trouble dey sleep yanga go wake am 😀

Modified: The social media can make you and can break you

AndyCole16:
It will be an achievement for the strike to go on. It's a win for the masses

naijaboy756:
going on by 7am?

You guys are worse that serpents and chameleons

LtChisom:
What nonsense fun. Men that cheat are fools period.
If you really love your wife, you will never contemplate hurting the covenant you made with your wife in the presence of God.

Kobojunkie:
She is not saying men do it for fun as in excitement or that there are no emotional attachments as some pretend. Rather, she is implying, and rightly too, that because there are no serious penalties leveled against men who cheat in society, they freely engage. If, for instance, there was a real cost attached to cheating in Nigeria, most people, particularly men, would think twice before engaging in the act.

NAC1666:
Thank you. Wish my wife will see this

ahnie:
Any man that cheats on his wife should be JAILED.


50percents of nigerian husbands are CHRONIC CHEATS.

Puss360:
It's obvious that men can't do without sex... Infact sex can never satisfy a man ....
And they live to prove to the whole world that they are very capable...
They keep wanting to marry a virgin... Yet their sex mileage is very high...
Okay, after getting married to this virgin, they still go out to cheat , sex more...
I keep saying it, Marriage isn't a charity home where a woman is given accomodation out of pity ....
A woman who knows dat Life doesn't start or end in this marriage will know enough not to tolerate the frequent rubbish a man throws her way....
What excuse or statement will you present to justify your Promiscuous life as a man??
Rubbish...
Na from blow fight dey start...
If you as a woman don't take offence for the little inconsequential vibes of infidelity from your husband, one day him go carry olosho from the next street enter house...

TheNiceGuy:
Subsidy is gone for good and will NEVER come back.

Measures that'll cushion the effect is already on the way.

This scanty protest isn't a necessity.

Zionmdde:
Yeah their salary is not enough

These are the people idiots in Nigeria worship. All in the name of I support this party I support this party

Very soon you will see idiots that have not fed well for the past one month coming to defend them thinking they are spiting anybody

Celepope:
Let’s be realistic here. Necessary things like what? Remember these guys are lawmakers and not Executives. That’s if you understand how separation of powers work in a decent society. Please educate me on the necessary things they ought to have done.

Zico5:
I think revolution is brewing gradually cos what the protests all over the country is brewing will be too much for these foolish and uncouth politicians. We are talking of the sustainability of the masses, these people are talking about their pocket. Majority of them have milked the country dry already. Akpabio was a two time governor, a minister, once a senator and still he is talking of salary not enough. If the gods want to ruin someone, they first made him mad and that's what is happening to this Akpabio. He will surely walk naked very soon.

fyzaila:
I married him because we genuinely love each other, so any circumstance i find in the marriage, I'm sticking with it. Well, he have to have money to oo to cushion the predicament. You can't be impotent and be poor at the same time na. Godforbid

budaatum:
I'd go seek a doctor's help, and if that don't work, I'll discuss with my husband if he'd agree we adopt or we find a sperm donor for me to sleep with to provide him with children that he can not have.

UnusualEmissary:
If I'm a woman...

We try to find a solution to it. And after enough efforts and no changes, we break the marriage.

Isn't it that simple?

Roger3D:
How does it even sound for Nigeria to invade a fellow African country at the behest of a colonial power? The people of Niger republic are our brothers and if we dare invade the bad blood between us will remain with us for decades. Remember even the ghost of our civil war of 6 decades ago still haunts us till this very day

ChristineC:
No Nigerian in their right senses supports an invasion of anywhere.

ebukajay184:
Former Lawmaker, Shehu Sani, has listed thirteen reasons, Nigerians should not support the invasion of Niger Republic, IGBERETV reports.

Recall that the Authority of Heads of State and Government of the Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS led by Nigeria's President Tinubu, on Sunday, issued a seven-day ultimatum to the military in Niger Republic to restore President Muhammed Bazoum to office, after the Commander of the country’s Presidential Guards, General Abdourahamane Tchiani, had on Friday, declared himself the Head of a Transitional Government.

Sani wrote on his Twitter handle;



https://twitter.com/ShehuSani/status/1685933594504577024?t=GO2KXxsDVz4258yGZegzNQ&s=19[/quote]One reason they must do it is because the pact was made and signed by all of them long time ago. No 1000 reasons should stop them from carrying out military intervention if that's what it takes, that small Niger of all the countries! He wants ECOMOG to appear like a tiger without teeth to bite?

aestake:
The same way Imo State governor take emerge.

TOM208:
Hepatitis B is curable

UtuokeAlcoholic:
I stopped taking the drugs out of ignorance because the doctor didn't tell me that I have to continue taking the drugs for life and that time I never new HBV is a serious infection.

phemmyfour:
Olodo

"What if" remains "what if" ..... Be careful how you interprete what you read

Penguin2:
Hahahahahahaha🤣🤣🤣

Everyone, and I mean little countries that dared not breathe when Nigeria sneezes in the past, are calling the bluff of the urine-dispensing senile idiot who organized a civilian coup and felt he could police other coup plotters.

That’s what you get when you are illegitimate.

These countries saw the Nigerian elections, they followed it, they had their representatives on ground and they know how the election was blatantly rigged to enthrone the stupid drug lord called Tinubu. That’s why no one is respecting his leadership.

Trust me if Obi was President and leading ECOWAS, the reaction of these countries would have been different because they would have respected Obi’s authority as drawn from his legitimacy.

You fools can continue to support an illegitimate criminal, this is just the beginning of the insults that will follow.

Ndi ala!

Nemesis0147:
Nice one…ECOWAS should focus on more important issues and let the people of Niger be.
The citizens are celebrating the coup plotters so they are obviously supporting them.
Let the Niger citizens breath.

beautyhd:
Ok

Whatever will make the people of Niger happy shouldn’t be inhibited by other African countries under ECOWAS.

Some of these countries interfering do not even have better leaders.

beautyhd:
Ok

Whatever will make the people of Niger happy shouldn’t be inhibited by other African countries under ECOWAS.

Some of these countries interfering do not even have better leaders.

BigYash:
Okay.. Na flat breasst and bigyash go work this time,abi? Anyhow people, and anyhow show..

Antoeni:
He is just 35 years old, and already a Head of State. You, at your age, you are busy shouting Emi Lo Kan, Jagaban!!! You all are clowns , Senseless

phemmyfour:
what if your partner isn't faithful , married people dey get HIV now

UtuokeAlcoholic:
Good evening doctor, from your comments I know you are either a hepatologist or gastroenterologist. I myself is a hepatitis B patient. I became aware of the virus in 2012 after developing serious symptoms such as yellowish eyes, edema, ascites, fever etc. After I was diagnosed of the virus, I was admitted and lamivudine, b complex were prescribed for me for one month and a drug neomicin (I could not remember its name). From there, I was discharged and stopped taking any drug. Then in 2019, I developed liver cirrhosis with upper gastroentistinal bleeding. From there I underwent endoscopy 15 times and banding 8 times. Now I was placed on propranolol 40mg once daily. I did profile test, the surface antigen (HBsAg) is negative but I can't remember the status of my HBeAg. I have been doing LFT, sometimes the results came out normal and sometimes it is not normal. As for viral load, I have never done it so I don't know the status. Please sir, how do I know whether I still have the virus or not because I was told having HBsAg negative doesn't mean that I am free of the virus.