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@THE.AMAKA, action lady, just the way i like them.

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It's a common saying that "Nigerian Men are not romantic", but the question is what do Ladies want from us ?, if for example u buy a Nigerian lady a Rose flower as her birthday gift, she'll look at u with a grin on her face that says "na this one i go chop", u treat a lady in a subtle manner, she says "he's too soft", u call regularly, "he's too over possessive". They always say Nigerian men don't just get it right, but they don't tell us wat they want, so ladies, tell us wat u need, wat we could do to please you, and wat you want in a perfect man.

When the head of the family dies, there is emotional break down, topsy turvyness and many other psychological effects on both the children and the widow; the children tend to have a low self esteem, sometimes they are affected  academically,mentally. The widow becomes hypnotized sometimes, get's provoked easily, becomes spiritually down, frustrated, confused and restless. What do you think could help people (both the children and the widow)come out of this terrible situation and bubble back to life?