₦airaland Forum

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Every child has their own challenge regardless of birth order.

If you are a born again Christian, premarital sex is not expected of you.

Nyamiri:
Not everyone is like your father .

Easy!!!!!!!

mudiana:
the drug addict... The person that wrote this is a mugu. Is that how to describe somebody in ur village? Someone's addiction doesn't define them, don't be unfortunate in ur life.

If you're Nigerian and very sensitive, something is wrong somewhere.

Cracked feet fissures, not good.



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No, I havent.

ireneidiva:
So the single unmarried woman that got the inheritance cannot marry and come to nairaland to ask questions?

In case your question is also for me, who you surround yourself with is very important if you have things of value and/or an inheritance.

Remember these are the people you'll be listening to and who would monitor you and all you have closely, pray for guidance and God's help to avoid pitfalls.

I suggested the op ask her relatives because this should not even be a question. If you don't know what to do about/with an inheritance you received from your parents, then something is wrong. At the very least, if your mind is doubtful, perhaps turn it over to a neutral company to manage legally and forward the income received from it. If you want, either register the business as a family one or turn over all or part of the money collected to your husband if you really trust him and there are no negating factors such as manipulators who dont have your family's best interests at heart.

My opinion, I could be wrong.

We dont know Ilamina is black.

Wife husband matter again.

Why dont you ask your relatives?

You never heard the phrase devilishly handsome?

As a proper Yoruba woman, I can never refuse yam gift.

I always want as much of it as possible.

So, who has the worst wife?

I mean for people in the same situation as him where the lady is a wife unofficially.

More chicken pepper soup:


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Let me see, oil, ( plus spoon) and stock on the left, chicken on the right.

Davido's pepper soup has the stock on one side, chicken on the other, oil (and spices) elsewhere.


This pepper soup is more balanced:

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Although davido's pepper soup might also be tasty, the oil is one of the factors that indicate it could be.

Blackbelly:
I've checked that link before, it didn't contain the information I need. Thanks for your help and concern.

You're welcome.

Liquid2Metal:
You mean strategically

Tactically.

And also here:


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You mean what you did with money you felt you should give your mum.

Nice one.

Does the entire Nigeria consist of only one particular family?

One wife told us that church members resent it when she is seen doing anything outside the church.





“Church members utilize me as a de facto assistant to my husband, giving me messages for him.” One wife shared with us that she received eleven messages to give to her husband after a specific worship service.


“I am still amazed how many church members expect me to function as an employee of the church.”


“I am always supposed to be perfectly made up and dressed when I leave the house.” A church member expressed her dismay to a pastor’s wife who ran into a grocery store without makeup. You can’t make this stuff up.

“I have no freedom at our church to be anything but perfectly emotionally composed.” This story really got to me. A deacon chastised a pastor’s wife for shedding tears at church four days after her dad died.


“I think some of our church members expect my family to take a vow of poverty"

Unfair expectations attached to some pastor's wife:

https://thomrainer.com/2017/09/ten-unfair-expectations-pastors-wives/

What do you know about God as opposed to what you learnt about him?

Wbb

Just badmouth her everywhere and block all her opportunities.

All these things are not a problem for Nigerians, not even a story sef. Whatever you do or dont do, it's a small stuffs, no big deal, when you're on the radar people would be offended anyway even if you're faultless.

Is she a born again spirit filled, bible believing, saved and sanctified, in whom there is no darkness nor shadow of turning, Christian?

Happy for her rehabilitation, hopefully more Nigerians can also get help.

calgaryFriend:
There is no point getting into any discussion with you , looking at your response, it shows you lack the capacity to reason and iterate .
You quoted a bible verse to do what ? You are an example of a typical Nigerian youth, very lazy, mentally, physically and psychologically.
You are quick to quote the scripture without any intelligent analysis, an attempt to cover up your intellectual deficiency.

I am not your typical dumb Nigerian youth that you bamboozle with scripture, or an ignorant member of your fake church.

I asked the lady a simple question that she or neither you have been able to provide any response to...

How does celebrating/not celebrating birthdays become a factor of existence, and the question came up cos the poster write up that I quoted showed she considered her/her parents inability to celebrate her birthday to be a sort of anomaly or aberration.
If your parents cannot afford to celebrate birthday for you, its not a crime...

Very weak minded and entitled generation of youths...

Unfortunately, in your hurry to post a dumb response, you did not notice she said her parents did not celebrate THEIR birthdays and the kids also do not know their parents birthdays. Are you ok now?

And why were you catching feelings over the matter?