Family › Re: My Brother's Girlfriend Has Finally Charmed Him, Help Me Ooo by Mamatee07: 1:02am On Dec 30, 2016 |
Going by OP's insults to everyone who disagrees with her it's obvious she's a 17 year old brag who expects her brothers girlfriend to kiss her as.s . I Saw a ridiculous tread she opened :
https://www.nairaland.com/3542474/things-not-when-visit-boyfriend#52322573
[b][/b] Alot of girls really do need ti bottle up and top up their game if they want peace in their boyfriend's family house.
Most girls are getting this wrong,but let's start with the lesson though.
1.Respect everyone you meet in his house,even his 2years old sister,if you're Yoruba call her aunty if you're Igbo call her nne and if you're Hausa call her a very sweet Hausa name that might win her love,you have to respect everyone in the house and probably disrespect your boyfriend if you like,just respect everyone or else you won't end up with your boyfriend,because if you'll be marrying him then you must marry the family too.
2. When you wake up early in the morning,get up and arrange the house.
Most girls are just so lazy although not all,my brother's girlfriend woke up and she was talking with him in his room,she always stand up from bed around 11am,can you imagine??how can I love someone like that for christ's sake??she'll even eat the food I cooked when she's not in the kitchen with me or probably use a lot of plates and I'll still wash them. See when you goto people's house,whether boyfriend or not,wash the plates with them and be in your best behavior, they said "first impression matters alot" even if you act good at first and act bad later,your first impression will cover up for you.
3. Do not cause a fight between your boyfriend and his siblings.
Things like this happen and a lot of guys can relate to this feeling, where they argue and fight with their siblings because their siblings don't like the girlfriend so it all turns to hate. If a girl causes fight between her boyfriend and his siblings then I want to assume that she's a devil that came to ruin their family.
4.When your boyfriend is talking to his siblings don't take him away from them.
Seriously, if you do this,you've to stop! He met his siblings before you for Christ's sake,why would you take him away from his siblings??if he's talking to his siblings, be patient,he'll come back to you after all he's yours,just be a petient girl and don't make his family hate you forever.
5. Don't accept gifts from your boyfriend when he hasn't given his siblings gifts,if you do this just make sure his siblings don't know about it or you're forever gone in their house.
So if you fall in any of these 5 things,please desist from it and be in your best behavior when you visit your boyfriend or your friend. Or ANYONE[b][/b]
Just imagine the rubbish she's complaining about and demanding ! Why are women truly our own worst enemies!
Imagine this 17 year old brat saying the girl should call her Aunty lol even saying don't collect any gifts he hasn't given his siblings lol is it a competition? You really need to grow up. Your type will run here when you marry complaining about wicked In laws when you are the same!
She cooks with another seasoning, he choose to eat her Ewedu , she wakes up at so and so time just imagine the pettiness . Hiss
PS, your brother beating his sister for any reason is a punk move and has nothing to do with jazz. Stop this nonsense of blaming a woman for a grown man's actions
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Crime › Re: Ivie Edobor: Zenith Bank Staff Fractures Ex-Wife's Leg (Photos) by Mamatee07: 8:46pm On Sep 20, 2016 |
TonyeBarcanista: Some men are plainly evil and highly demonic. After separation from Her, he still had the mind to physically brutalise and publicly humiliate her. It is a shame that someone that is supposed to be facing Attempted Murder charge is walking freely on the streets. It is equally a shame that Zenith Bank has refused to disengage the attempted murderer who perpetrated an act that is wickedly and uncivil. What kind of bank is Zenith bank BTW? What king of image are they sending out?
I sympathise with the woman and all women that are victims to physical abuse by their spouse, exes or male siblings.
Hitting a woman is highly irresponsible and shameless, hiring thugs to attack a woman and an innocent man is the lowest of shamelessness.
Indeed, the man is unfit to be termed a man in the Council of Men.
Therefore, I, on behalf of myself and all male gender worldwide (from age 1 day and above) hereby strip her husband of the privileged "Man/Male" title. Henceforth, Her husband should be referred to as Ovie and not Mr Ovie, It should be used while addressing Ovie and not "Him or his".
NOTE: Any man that physically assault any female folk from my family will surely have an appointment with God through the most painful and brutal way. God bless you for this |
Crime › Re: Ivie Edobor: Zenith Bank Staff Fractures Ex-Wife's Leg (Photos) by Mamatee07: 8:43pm On Sep 20, 2016 |
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Business › Re: CBN Floats The Naira, The Implications For You And I by Mamatee07: 4:40pm On Jun 15, 2016 |
idupaul: Same thing you said about fuel and electricity @FREDN, why do you think the price will first rise before it comes down? |
Family › Re: My Husband Was Beaten Mercilessly When Caught With Another Man’s Wife —wife by Mamatee07: 11:55pm On May 28, 2016 |
adajiboyy: and who told u yoruba women aren't even more adulterous than other languages... I was born and breed in lagos, am from benue but am more a yoruba than am an idoma..yoruba ladies are awesome..but wen I say yoruba ladies are more adulterous than other languages I know wat am saying...omo yoruba ni mi Living in Lagos or being born in Lagos will never make you Yoruba so please stop claiming. You are a bigot just like the person you were replying  and Yoruba women are not languages, Olodo. |
Family › Re: I Didnt Like My Dad When I Was A Kid And Still Dont Like Him Now I'm Grown Up by Mamatee07: 10:08pm On May 28, 2016 |
euromilion: I know it works,but not in Africa,African kids has no privilege,I can't remember anything that my parents could've taken away from me then.
I however do use your method on my kids,because they've things that I could take away.
But as for average African kids,all I could say is Lord have mercy.some African parents are so poor,that all they've is their kids. Every child has a privilege a parent can take away as discipline e.g play time, t.v time and such. If the child usually goes out to play with siblings and friend's maybe for an hour after school, you can make the child stay in the house while others go to play. You won't believe how a child feels seeing his mate playing outside and he can't. |
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by Mamatee07: 9:08pm On May 28, 2016 |
I feel like these arguments/ discussions have become redundant because clearly we will all have different views. Ultimately no 2 marriages are ever the same. Simply marry someone who thinks like you. We who want men who share the chores with us while we share bills will marry like minded men ( many of us already did) while women who believe men doing those chores is some taboo will also marry like minded men.
Just do you |
Politics › Re: 8 Ways The Constitution/Statutes Discriminate Against Women by Mamatee07: 12:23pm On May 22, 2016 |
Nnemuka: when we have northerners as majority in the house as lawmakers what do you expect?
Nigeria's constitution if carefully studied was written based on islamic laws and religion. women are treated like lesser beings over there.
By the way, what happens to a police officer who impregnates a police woman without being legally married to her? will both of them be sacked for engaging in an immoral act? Are the men in other regions better? Isn't it in the SE that women are still not allowed to inherit their father's properties? The men here supporting the discrimination against women are they from the North? All regions are guilty |
Politics › Re: 8 Ways The Constitution/Statutes Discriminate Against Women by Mamatee07: 12:21pm On May 22, 2016 |
dinachi: @ Op stop being silly. This is exactly how American males like you started fighting for women and ended up loosing their own rights too. Now dogs and pets have better rights than men in the US. Dont bring that nonsense here. So because you are afraid laws will favour women you would rather your mother, sisters and daughters be discriminated against! What a weakling |
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by Mamatee07: 10:40pm On May 20, 2016 |
bukatyne: Mama don vex! It's true now, anyone who doesn't bring anything into a relationship is useless. It's the same as a housewife who expects the husband to come home and do all the domestic chores. Like you said what's he's own contribution? When someone takes over your responsibility you show gratitude by reliving him/her of some of theirs. It's common decency |
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by Mamatee07: 10:36pm On May 20, 2016 |
bukatyne: There are loosely two models of handling roles and one is in discussion here.
1. Both provide and both do domestics 2. Hubby provide and wife do domestics.
And we are discussing model 2 here....
Caroline Danjuma is probably running model 2 and her husband provides so why is she in discussion here?
My question again is what is the use of a husband in model 2 who doesn't do domestics when he doesn't provide? Such a man is as useless as a piece of furniture  |
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by Mamatee07: 10:33pm On May 20, 2016 |
Who are these women that return home by 4 pm because I honestly don't know any  Most women return home at the same time as their husbands yet they are expected to do chores and cooking alone and still take care of kids. She wakes up in the morning gets kids ready for school and must still prepare their lunch boxes and such while the man snoozes on. Then they both head to work where they most likely work equal hours. He gets home and chills while slave girl starts cooking and doing house chores again. Kids homework, arrange clothes for school. Get the kids ready for bed and all It's only in Nigeria that a sex who claims y be stronger leaves more work for the supposedly weaker sex  For the husband that's not working and still expects the wife to take care of all chores and kids stuff while being the breadwinner please what exactly does he do all day? How can you claim to love someone and not help reduce her burden when she's helping to reduce yours or even taking it over ( financial responsibility) . That's the height of wickedness  |
Family › Re: Cheating Doesnt Stop A Man From Loving His Wife by Mamatee07: 7:49pm On May 15, 2016 |
pepigeorge: Haba.... If the woman finds out the husband is cheating. .let her divorce. . if the man catch u...our society will not hear that ur analogy. .. Story story. Many women who cheated on their husbands and we're caught have gone on to remarry. And even remarry better, richer men |
Family › Re: Cheating Doesnt Stop A Man From Loving His Wife by Mamatee07: 7:47pm On May 15, 2016 |
pepigeorge: I was not also there wen God said is the responsibility of the man to labour for a woman. ... u can't win both ways. .. I married u from ur father's house like am buying a private jet... I labour to keep u feed and comfortable. . just a small souvenir for all my efforts. ..lol Both parties pay bills so both sexs now labour. For many couples both of them contribute money to pay rent and get an apartment that they move moved to so no one moving into anyone's house. For many families now ni more bride price. So all those things no longer apply |
Family › Re: Cheating Doesnt Stop A Man From Loving His Wife by Mamatee07: 7:42pm On May 15, 2016 |
KENNSAMMY: i hate it when peepu begin to draw parallelsv betw men and women.
Our creator refers to them women as weaker vessels!!!
am i in anyway supportive of cheating atall
No!!! So the stronger sex should be the one showing good examples. If you call yourself the head of your home then remember that the way you conduct yourself will influence your wife and childten So keep cheating and your wives keep learning from you  there are more and more married women cheating these days than ever and you lot will never catch your wives. They've become even better than the teachers (husbands) |
Family › Re: My Husband Is Unfair To Me. Pls Help!!! by Mamatee07: 5:23pm On May 15, 2016 |
treasuredkids: Hmmm!!!! I feel your pain sis. Be strong and dnt give up. Embrace a prayerfull approach and turn a blind eye to all he does henc4th. Its not going to be easy but for ur kids and ur sanity, u need to overlook his manifestations. Turn a blind eye to strangulation and slaps  it's time to start arresting those who contribute to people dying from domestic violence like you  |
Family › Re: What Is The Right Punishment For A Hubby Who Refuses To Assist In House Chores? by Mamatee07: 5:04pm On May 15, 2016 |
talk2alabama: madam if u need help with chores den u should employ a maid. He is ur husband for Christ sake and u gv him some sense of respect! All these end time wives. A man cleaning up after him self is disrespect  all you lazy men of these days. I am sure there is a reason they don't have a maid probably the same man will say no to maids Plus the fact that you have maids doesn't mean you won't pick up after yourself as a decent human being  who raised these spoilt men sef. You too have respect for your wife. She goes to work for the same hours as you, takes care of kids and pays bills and yet you can't help with household chores  and you'll call yourself the stronger sex yet leave the most work for the so called weaker sex  what a joke |
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by Mamatee07: 5:00pm On May 15, 2016 |
ronald4lif: I don't believe in gender roles. House chores and financing the home can be shared between couple with anyone undertaking the chores they think its appropriate. No roles should be defined and allocated.
I also won't say coz Wifey is a sit-at-home mum and not partake in house chores then I shouldn't. It is my responsibility to keep the house clean, tidy, fix meals and nurse my baby, married/working or not.
However, I won't accept any gender equality arrangement when I'm the sole financier of the house. Any woman who wants equality with me must take responsibility and contribute to the home financing.
In Teebills case the wife was the breadwinner and he shouldn't complain if he's the one taking care of their child. A woman won't feeds you and still retire home to nurse kids and prepare meals. Head of the family shouldn't be a show of gasconade but must come with responsibility. Gbam |
Family › Re: What Is The Right Punishment For A Hubby Who Refuses To Assist In House Chores? by Mamatee07: 4:59pm On May 15, 2016 |
talk2alabama: What sort of rubbish is this..... it's his choice whether to assist in chores or nad... afterall he is d breadwinner... How many men are full breadwinners these days  When the woman helps you pay the bills it's also only fair you help with chores |
Family › Re: What Is The Right Punishment For A Hubby Who Refuses To Assist In House Chores? by Mamatee07: 4:58pm On May 15, 2016 |
Since he seems to believe in the traditional roles of marriage where chores is for women then you too stop helping with paying Bills. Tell him that paying bills is for men abi He can't eat his cake and have it |
Family › Re: My Story – My Girlfriend Donated A Kidney To Me, But I Don’t Love Her Anymore – by Mamatee07: 11:16pm On May 14, 2016 |
No problem but no one should blame her when she comes to cut out the kidney if he refuses to return it voluntarily  |
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by Mamatee07: 11:07pm On May 14, 2016 |
[quote author=postmann post=45604125][/quote]If she forgot her role as a husband clearly he forgot his as a husband  in Nigeria managers are usually paid 10% yet she was paying him 40% because she appreciated his part in building her career. Is that not enough for a decent human being  yet he went ahead to steal her money  how can any wife have respect for such a man  She had to fire him rather than let him ruin her with debt plus since he was taking money from people saying Tiwa will perform to things she never agreed to. She would have found herself in in legal mess very soon So a man who earned 40% of a star lik Tiwa's earning for many years had no savings to pay anything for his own child's birth  What does that say about such a man. This had nothing with wanting him to be like Don Jazzy but wanting him to be a responsible man. Teebillz had enough opportunity to leverage on a big client like Tiwa and build other stars but no he thought he had found a cash cow. You cannot call yourself a head when you've deliberately shunned your responsibility. You Nigerian like picking Bible passage that suit you. Is it not the Bible that says a man that does not provide for his family is worse than an infidel  So Tiwa should be the one to hustle, pay all the bills including the house he lived in, everything for the baby , bringing home the bacon, breast feeding, taking care of the baby and yet the man couldn't cook himself the said bacon! Nobody will be happy to carry all the responsibility in a marriage. Why not kuku.say the truth and be a single parent. Its like a housewife who still expects the husband to come and cook when he gets back from work for her while she sat at home all day. In this case Teebillz was the housewife |
Family › Re: Family Tips For 'lazy' African Women. by Mamatee07: 10:46pm On May 14, 2016 |
Chillisauce: This thread still dey?
 Where are all the lazy women.
Children's toys. Invest in big boxes. I pack the whole shįt in there then we try and sort it out weekends. Very true the boxes come in handy especially when you have kids around. |
Family › Re: Family Tips For 'lazy' African Women. by Mamatee07: 10:45pm On May 14, 2016 |
damiso: It was lovely.. Honestly no difference with pounded yam.
I have stopped eating poundo yam since I bought my food processor.
One tip though is make sure you cut the yams into tiny cubes and make sure you don't put in a large quantity ( depending on the size of your food processor) at a time. I'm going to get one asap then. Don't know why anyone will be stressing themselves unnecessarily. Thanks for the tip guys  |
Agriculture › Re: My Grown/ready To Harvest Fish Pond by Mamatee07: 10:42pm On May 14, 2016 |
Well done to you. May God continue to increase your business |
Celebrities › Re: Tiwa Savage Meets With Forte Oil, Shares Photos After by Mamatee07: 12:25am On May 14, 2016 |
fitinwell: [size=28pt]Lady..now i know u have been carjol and brainwashed by the story tales interveiw of tiwa Savage.. From her side of the story.. I see hate tread, unforgiving heart, and also a mouth killing machine.. She is not fit to be called a mother.. And wife.. She can't cook for her own Man.. Instead employed edible catering services.. Tiwa Savage as got no message.. And wonder what kind of brand ambassador forte oil.. Is coming up with. [/size] Stop making noise up and down. God hates divorce right, what about all the other things like Fornication, adultery, lying, judging others? How many of them are you guilty of? You better you face your own life because clearly you need spiritual deliverance more than her. Teebillz nko that doesn't provide for his wife , baby is he fit to be called a husband? According to the same Bible any man that does not provide for his family is worse than an infidel. Did he have a good heart when he tried to to destroy her in public?  You are obviously just jealous that none of the companies dropped her like you wished in your evil heart  you are envious that she's living her life and making money that you can only dream of |
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by Mamatee07: 11:32pm On May 13, 2016 |
bukatyne: @postmann:
Stop feeling important 
I tagged the two peeps who made me actually start the thread. They felt the culture of women looking up to their husbands as providers was obsolete.
Will get back to your epistle.
#modified:
I was actually expecting more proponents of rigid gender roles.
I think you are mixing up a househusband & a husband who is domesticated.
@Tiwa: there was nothing wrong with him being a 'househusband' till he gets on his feet.
I hate to be a parasite and what is my value if I neither contribute money nor domestics? What value was Teeblizz bringing to the table if he wasn't working and expected Tiwa twisting with Patoranking to cook for him? What was his usefulness?
If you say that a husband is still the 'head' whether he provided or not, then it implies he is still the head househusband or not.
Stay at home moms have more time to take care for themselves and family if they are inclined to. I am trying to understand why a wife must earn if she & hubby believes in strict gender roles.
In the grand scheme of things, whose business is it the way my home is run? Gbam, so he won't bring in money or help with domestic chores then what's his own contribution to the marriage? That me she's already a single mother so better she kuky lives as one instead of deceiving herself which is the case with many Nigerian women these days |
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by Mamatee07: 11:26pm On May 13, 2016 |
Eketem: Sadly we can shout men are bad and wicked from today till next year but if we don't address the root causes where we have some responsibility things won't change I agree with you that we modern women must not condone bride price been paid for us or our kids. Let's start that revolution and slowly but surely it will catch on Yes bride price or no bride price a wicked man will treat his wife like trash as long as she allows it but let's remove that excuse form these men. What they bring up immediately equality is mentioned is bride price so it's time to change that |
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by Mamatee07: 11:17pm On May 13, 2016*. Modified: 11:35pm On May 13, 2016 |
sweetcocoa: Bride price is not reason for a man thinking he owns a woman(these days atleast), religion is.
How much is this bride price that we no go hear word for? It's even ordinary one naira in some places sef.
Plus, it's not like the woman gets any share in the said BP, so why should any man think to put his wife through hell because he gave some villagers small change? Some men don't even pay any monies, some married the women on credit yet they treat these women like trash.
Since time immemorial, we've been hearing that women were made for men, just what do you think that tells the men? I don't think religion is the problem as much as people choosing to distort religion for their selfish reasons. Have you noticed ho they harp on submission and how God hates divorce yet they won't talk about how God hates adultery and fornication except it a woman involved of course ! |
Family › Re: Roles In The 'nigerian' Family by Mamatee07: 11:10pm On May 13, 2016 |
Eketem: Some men want traditional women some women want traditional men. They should find each other get married and save us all this plenty debate jare.
Some women will die before they let their husbands cook or even change a diaper while some men will object to their wives contributing to family upkeep.
Modern women should be modern through and through this starts with rejection of the payment of bride price. A man practically buys a woman from her family and community in some areas, I saw one list almost a million or more self, he has to pay the whole community to marry the woman, some women would be flattered by that not understanding the significance of the process. A man who pays all that and does all the list thing would have some sort of feeling of ownership, he is expecting a woman who will play traditional roles not after paying and spending that much to have a woman shouting equality.
We women have to start from the Genesis of the inequality ; rejection of bride price and wedding list. The man has also been trained by his parents, what then is the justification of paying her family off to marry her? A marriage both of them are supposed to enjoy and build together.
I have heard women say they can only support their family at their discretion same way men would say they can only support in house work at his discretion too
It is a two way streak. If a couple wants to have some level of equality then start from the beginning, share bills and share roles.
Two grown adults should sort their marriage issues out. I never let anyone collect bride price for me and no one will collect for my daughter Because the way some guys here open mouth and say they own a woman unto bride price! Never |
Romance › Re: Photos: Are We In A Man's World? by Mamatee07: 11:05pm On May 13, 2016 |
jon1: Sadly for women it is a Man's world. 1. Nigeria and Global population statistics put women at roughly over 49% (Men own the world by numbers). No matter how loud the screams of women emancipation gets,chauvinism and machismo doesn't appear to be ready to relinquish it's esteemed position to feminism.
2. Polygyny is hailed whereas polyandry is frowned upon. A man can brag about his female conquests as but a woman is properly titled prostitute,harlot or LovePeddler if she attempts same.
3. Nature even seems to support female subjugation. Women squat to pee while the male stands straight.
Simply, just as the Western world has gone ahead to control global wealth and media to the detriment of the underdeveloped world,so also has the male subjugated the female psyche to it's own profit.
About your crush,go ahead,have a crush,a fanta or a coke. I too have a huge crush on you.  Who says women can't stand to pee? I guess you didn't attend boarding school And what says standing up to pee is better than sitting down? A long as you pee it doesn't matter how you do it. In Sane Countries both polygamy and polyandry. In the population of the world women are actually more than men. When Women band tighter we own the world |
Romance › Re: Photos: Are We In A Man's World? by Mamatee07: 11:02pm On May 13, 2016 |
Omotaday: I was discussing this with my girl some days ago. How will you feel if your bf run to a female celebrity and hug her or kiss her while everyone is watching?. I can only let my girl kiss D'banj if D'banj can let me kiss his gf too. What are you in about  many of us put on generators, lift heavy things and go to wars |