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Family › Re: Why Is Divorce Not An Option For Most Nigerian Women? by middlebelter(m): 5:39pm On Nov 07, 2013

lorretta u: Is marriage a do or die affair? Why can't you just leave if your life is at stake? WTF
Ok now she's dead. Leaving behind those little kids she probably felt she was staying in the marriage for their sake.
I'm just too angry to type RIP. She can go to hell for all I care.

I know y'all are wondering what I'm ranting about. Phew. Our stupid neighbor down the street just let herself be killed by her husband this morning. I wonder what kind of Mrs I'd want to be if my life is at stake.
Until this morning I didn't even know she was his punching bag.and she was covering it so people will think they are happily married. Now she's going to be buried like a chicken all because she felt divorce is such a horrible thing. I bet death is better in her opinion.how desperate would a woman be to endure that kind of beating? He hit her so bad she was vomiting blood and was rushed to the hospital.she died enroute and trust the man he's nowhere to be found right now.

I'm sure before 6months he'll be happily married again to one his numerous mistresses(that was the cause of their marital problems.so I learned)

Divorce is not the only solution to the issue. There can be separation without divorce. It very important you don't come here to preach divorce to Nigerian. Women should be very discerning to know when to stay apart from a dangerous man.

I'm just so sad and angry. So angry. I wanna hit something.

Politics › Re: Sahara TV Interviews President Jonathan On The Streets Of New York by middlebelter(m): 6:53pm On Sep 26, 2013

If we truly love our country, we should not find it difficult to respect the office of our president.An average American will never make such degrading remark about President Obama. If feel sad when I see the way people in the name of political differences make horrible remarks about our president. LOVE NIGERIA, RESPECT OUR LEADER, FOCUS ON ISSUES AND NOT PERSONALITY.[quote author=$£yi]The office that guy is holding deserves our respect, even though you're not a fan(neither am I) of the holder.[/quote]

Food › Re: Lacasera: Does It Contain Bleaching Chemical ? by middlebelter(m): 5:54pm On Sep 02, 2013

I feel compelled to share my experience, I thought my tummy was just reacting abnormally to a good drink when I took a bottle of lacasera on my way back to Lagos from Ado Ekiti sometimes early this year. I almost gave up the ghost if not for the mercy of God and kindhearted co-passenger that administered some drug to fight the bleaching of my tummy. The driver had tostop the bus for me on the highway and I had to roll on the bear ground in pains. My second experience with the drink was when it splits on my car gear, the gaer simply stopped working after a few days due to the friction created. I certainly recommend that NAFDAC should review the drink and confirm if Nigerian should continue to drink or ban it

Politics › Re: Gunmen Attack Southern Kaduna Village by middlebelter(m): 10:07am On May 13, 2013

bowee4u: The earlier we go our seperate ways the better.

It is time to start checking the people whose only comment is to call for the disintegration of this country. We should all use this forum to devise a way of making Nigeria stronger and better. If we say our leaders are bad, does that justify the negative call for the dissolution of this country which is borne out of selfishness? Does it occur to people like you that if we should create 774 countries out of present day Nigeria with the LGA it won't stop most of the problems except WE ALL DECIDE TO STAND AGAINST CORRUPTION AND POOR LEADERSHIP?!.Please let us believe in NIGERIA, call our leaders to account for their stewardships irrespective of tribe, religion or region. GOD BLESS NIGERIA!

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