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Always two side of a story
Bunch of liabilities Wetin yur own family contribute ( dem they look for respect)
Thk God for d guy life oooo

Wetin dis people dey do with d ecological funds they collect from FG
Nigeria a county of miracles

It take two to tangle
Two is better than one
No matter how small u contribut is will always be appreciated

Roger Moore for finbarrs college in akoka if you know you know

A good house doesn't need advert na people rush am
My thought sha

Yur topic is very deep but the girls in on dis 20's century will think differently
Once a woman have good home training how to treat a man she wins all
Many untrained children have become parents Now how do u expect to train der own children
Na feminists dey come dey claim after failed relationship

Naso d girl Fyn reach dat u no fit share
Just thank yur inner sef dat controlled u
Mazimum kirikiri no bi beans oooo

Why kuku settle for tokunbo(carnada) types to save yur self from all this yur write up

Rechargeam247:
*Nobody*

Yes

No man lazy Abeg na hustling never click

Family first but most empty head women normally choose church over der family

To me I think is 6-7 cause things are tough
More over since they remove dat nake bathing for d show it became less intresting for me

Upon all d money wey dis man get see d kind of cheap machine dis man dey use

Feminist una don start giving to Peter what belong to Paul

Blackberry comes to my mind right now all dis networks are just proper OLE

Period007:
Stop using Facebook App,instead use Facebook from a browser like chrome

Does it reduce data consumption

Walai:
Her mom is living with another man now and she was brought up by her grandma

D main reason for d woman to send her to u knowing fully well dat you will take care of her d way u did to her

Stupid foolish clueless idiot president
Oga history will never forget u
Turning Nigeria back to d apes age
God punish u

U wan do jazz to live long
Guy free am it will be a burden to u
Are u even sure is not her mum that sent her

Men guys Don fall ooooo
A big RIP to u bro

Romanoff:
Could be depression due to heartbreak.

I've seen heartbreak make some ladies lose it.

First take her to a tertiary level hospital to be examined by a doctor, she'd be referred to a psychologist or a psychiatrist depending on her symptoms.

U totally correct

D most powerful phone in d world is HTC M8

Go to behind d brt bus park were they repair phone
D second upstairs ask of bambam he has leg issues sha
Still d most trusted technician for PC there
Thk me later I used him severally

Ever8090:
as if it's your business how you choose to live her life..

D goat dey jealous

Na election season nobody get time to clean up oooo
Ayade is d most useless governor in history in cally

TONYE001:
This is, perhaps, one of the most common questions raised in boy-girl discussions. On this platform, I've seen a lot of users pose this question too. Earlier today, I saw a thread which has a video of a lady promising to have a "fantastic time" with her husband after being given an important gift. Of course, lots of users were rather sad that all the lady had to show gratitude for her gift was sex. Again, they asked what ladies really have to show in romantic relationships.

I decided to create this thread to attempt to answer this question.

1. Substance.

There are many Nigerian women of substance. Many! There are many Nigerian women that are very successful in their careers. There are many Nigerian women that are excellent models of the younger generation.

Late Professor Dora Akunyili (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dora_Akunyili) is a good example of a Nigerian woman/wife/mother of substance. Her name, her successes must have added value to her family.

So, what did Madam Dora bring to the family table? She gave her family pride. She brought her children life lessons. She brought motivation. She brought comfort. I'm sure her husband would have been proud to have her stand beside him as his wife.

2. Ideas.

There are great Nigerian women whose ideas have opened ways for themselves and their families. Dr. Stella Chinyere Okoli (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stella_Chinyelu_Okoli#:~:text=Stella%20Chinyelu%20Okoli%20(MON%2C%20OON,manufacturing%20company%20founded%20in%201977.) is a typical example. This lady is a philanthropist, a pharmacist, and the founder of Emzor Pharmaceuticals. Emzor is one of the leading pharmaceutical companies in our environment.

So, what does this great woman bring to the table? Quite similar to Dora's story. She brings finances to the table. This can't be debated. She is a source of pride to her children (and late husband). Her name alone has the potential of opening new doors to anyone associated with it.

3. Gifts.

We're quite familiar with men buying expensive gifts for their women. How about stories of women buying expensive gifts for their men? This is also very common, but of course, some men have chosen to shut their eyes to this.

In this story (https://m.facebook.com/punchnewspaper/posts/4722540387784086), a Nigerian bride got a car for her husband! In this other story, a Nigerian wife got her husband a Benz to mark their seventh wedding anniversary (https://www.nairaland.com/6742931/nigerian-lady-buys-husband-benz).

Nigerian wives do a lot of stuffs, actually, not just buying cars and airplanes for their husbands. Some pay (or support their husbands to pay) house rents, school fees, hospital bills, etc. If we looked into our lives, we would recall instances when our mothers provided a certain fund we needed.

In d lates 70's women were wonderful but you see now especially in dis buhari era women have actually reduced themselves
Yes reduced their self
Look around you even majority d riches ones among them still get her wealth From a man directly or indirect