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FamilyRe: Should He Take His Wife Back? by oludashmi(f): 10:55am On Jun 11, 2009
From the post, except there was a physical combat or threat of life between the couple, I can tell you that the lady is not matured enough for marriage that was why she took her mum's house cause of a serious argument. Because the moment you are married, your parents and relations become third parties who should not be allowed to interfere in the new union.

Now, if the mother and wife decided to keep the lady until she has put to bed (except in case of beating her ooo), then she is a mummy's pet who will always run to her lord and saviour/mum even when given a 10th chance. Until she has lost what she has she might not value it.

Although, it is good to forgive like my fellow Christians are saying but how many men among you with all sincerity will forgive and receive her back?

But one thing that baffles me is how the guy's ex was quick to come in, could it be that she was not far from the guy after he had tied the knot with another woman? The guy should not fooled by her either cause she might have come in to take care of the mum knowing it was a way to win him back before she start showing the same behaviour that made the guy leave her in the past.

The guy should forgive her but receiving her back depends on him.

PhonesRe: Zain Up For Sale Again! by oludashmi(f): 3:32pm On Jun 10, 2009
OMO IBO:
this compnay is a joke.
NCC for just withdraw their licence instaed allowing them to sell on the ailing company.

The new prospective buyer go only do panel beater work just like Econet=vodafone=vmobile=celtel in the past
No, Econet=Vmobile, vodafone was just a partner.
PhonesRe: Zain Up For Sale Again! by oludashmi(f): 3:26pm On Jun 10, 2009
The network will have a stable name only when it start bearing my name---AMEN!! smiley
EducationRe: Do You Still Remember Your School Anthem? by oludashmi(f): 1:54pm On Jun 10, 2009
GOVERNMENT COLLEGE AGEGE.

Mura sise ore mi, ojo ma n lo (2ce)
sise nigba ise, sere nigba ere
ise logun ise, mura sise.

E ma se sa fun se, ka so tito (2ce)
ise lo n gbe niga, ise si niyi,
ise logun ise, mura sise.

E je ka fimo sokan, ka kora jo (2ce)
ka ni wa to dara, pelu iteriba
ise logun ise, mura sise.

Afope folorun, febun tani (2ce)
Government College Agege
a ko ni gbagbe re
ise logun ise, mura sise.
RomanceRe: I Bed Wet At My Boyfriend Place by oludashmi(f): 12:55pm On Jun 08, 2009
Hello lady,

1. Talk to your bf, tell him  it has happened to yu before and after a lot of prayer, it stopped but you can see it coming again. Then hear his views, if he truly loves you so much, he might start with a suggestion.

2. Regulate the quantity of water you drink daily especially in the evening.

3. Set your alarm to 2hrs interval to go to the toilet at night, after some time, you will get used to it such that you will wake by yourself at that time.

4. Pray and go for deliverance, don't hide this for the deliverance master too.

5. thank God yu are an adult adult, I would have suggested you play less so that you won't do likewise in your dreams at night and think yu ar in the toilet.

6. Visit a doctor for medical help too.

With all these, I know you will overcome it. Go to bed confidently at night, don't go panicking or expecting it.
RomanceRe: How Can I Increase My Hip?i Have None. by oludashmi(f): 12:34pm On Jun 08, 2009
I think there is a particular type of exercise that can help, maybe yu go to the gym centre to inquire but becareful the kind of advice yu receive as per taking a drug or whatever which could have an adverse effect. Or better still, keep to what you have, hips can't determine much of your beauty if you can take good care of yourself. There are lots of ladies without hips who are far better and attractive than ladies with figure 8 hips smiley
FamilyRe: I forgot by oludashmi(f): 10:34am On Jun 05, 2009
Fhemmmy:
All those people on the street, na like this dem take start oh.
Rofl cheesy cheesy cheesy

OgidiBoy:
Your head no correct grin grin
Is this what you forgot? wink wink
FamilyRe: Effects Of Early Marriage by oludashmi(f): 10:28am On Jun 05, 2009
omofola:
What about those that married early and had their children 10-15years later or are divorced like so many of them are now, then compare it to those that married late and had there kids a year or 2years later and are happy, which would you prefer?

Some got married early and are ok, while some are not, secondly some got married late and are ok while some are not enjoying their marriage

I think getting married early or late is not the determinant factor to joy or peace in a marriage, go into marriage when you know you are physically , emotionally, and spiritually fit as well as mature enough because marriage is not all that easy to venture into, it is not mearn't for children , You need God before you go into marriage whether early or late.

So effects of early marriage can neither bring a  positive or negative impact in our lives, it is just a choice.
Shikenna!
FamilyRe: Is It Right To Be A Second Wife? by oludashmi(f): 10:23am On Jun 05, 2009
Even if she acts and behaves like an Angel such that everyone adores her, she is still a thief and an intruder.

lucabrasi:
its not right,im from a polygamous family and i can tell you that you might see them all getting along but there are always undercurrents,tensions in the house,petty jelousy envy [/b]e.t.c and this is assuming money isnt an issue

Yes, that' true.

[quote author=Okija_juju link=topic=188987.msg3027476#msg3027476 date=1225624371][b]So how do you explain the fact that the ratio of women to men is very low.

I just cant handle more than one woman but as to the God aspect, I dont know. He said nothing bout it.[/quote]Even if the ratio of women to men becomes 1 : 50, it doesn't concern you. Marry yours and leave others. There is a man somewhere for every woman and having more than a wife at once shows that you have just deprived a man of his true wife. And if marries another woman, he might have a marital problem.
FamilyRe: Lesbian Wife by oludashmi(f): 10:11am On Jun 05, 2009
FKseun:
Thanks for all your advice. She's yet to return from her business. I have made up my mind. I am going to confront her tonight! I do not need to start stating here what I have done for her, her family, and others. I have been a 'very' good husband, father, inlaw and all. Imagine, the husband of the woman in question called me few minutes ago to warn my wife to steer clear of his wife. Imagine! He said he has reported to his mother-in-law. I just can't believe all these. whatever comes out of it, i will take.
Pls talk to her fast about the consequences and how you feel.
Show her more love.
Improve in your love making, although that may not be the cause, its spiritual.
Then PRAY!!
FamilyRe: My Husband's Friend Want To Ruin My Home by oludashmi(f): 10:01am On Jun 05, 2009
@poster
I understand how you feel and quite agree with ayomifull that you should sit him down again, but tell him with love smiley not with an annoying face that makes him feel you are trying to separate him and his friend or that you are just jealous.

But after sitting him down and he still does not change, then, lubracasi's counseling would be the best for you. Leave him to run all the errands and when he is tired of running or after he has seen the other side of his friend, then he will return to you and you just reply him that he shouldn't stop doing it afterall they are childhood friend and you can't afford to separate them.
FamilyRe: Would You Fight Robbers At The Risk Of Death To Protect Your Family by oludashmi(f): 9:37am On Jun 05, 2009
lagerwhenindoubt:
A close friend was robbed this year in the Surulere area

His pregnant wife and house-help were raped and he was beaten up seriously.

Valuables worth over N1m was carted away as he watched helplessly.

He had the mind to fight but his wife pleaded. (she lost the baby by the way)

My question is.

1: Would you risk pain and possibly death to challenge and possibly kill an armed robber.

Consider the following before you answer
1: The trauma is unimaginable
2: Psychological friction it will create between spouses can only be imagined
3: Possible infections from HIV to other STDs
4: Constant fear of staying indoors or in any other neighborhood in close proximity to the event
I have been robbed before (infact recently) at a gun point so I can contribute cause I know how one feels.

Firstly, I will not risk pain or death to challenge or kill an armed robber cos in most cases they work as a team and an attempt to fight might lead to anything. All I can do is to plead and if they fail to listen, no prob. If you attempt attacking them, they might kill you and eventually do what you were preventing. So who loose? huh

Of course the trauma is terrible and I can tell you that it still occurs to me everyday cos I was robbed on my way to work. I have tried to overcome the trauma  sad but still find it difficult to relax my mind when going to work even though I have prayed before leaving.

It is still better for the couple to be alive even if they will be psychologically affected, although I know they won't find it easy but someday, they might overcome it.

Any of the ailments is better than death. You can still achieve your visions with any of them. All you need are right medications and counseling.

Above all, it would have been better if the man kept it secret that his wife was raped cos the trauma of saying it to friends and families makes it worse. By saying it out, everyone now has a eye on the woman and will make things worse for both of them cause it is a shame. sad sad
FamilyRe: Housewife Dies After Labour by oludashmi(f): 8:54am On Jun 05, 2009
ifyalways:
so many unanswered questions in the story undecided
poor woman,Lucky baby.

Exactly.
Christianity EtcRe: Could It Really Be That A Person Can Be Born Gay? by oludashmi(f): 2:35pm On Jun 04, 2009
dalaman:
I personally believe that a person can be born gay, I have come across a lot of gay people here in Europe and I believe them when they say that they did not chose their sexuality. [/b]This behaviour even exist naturally in animals and has been very well documented it has been [b]proven scietifically that it is not a mental illness.
Can you prove where it is in the bible/kuran that God supports a man to man or woman to woman sex? This is one of the reasons for Sodom and Gomorah destruction.

Ask a mad man on the street what is wrong with him and he will successfully justify his actions cos he is actually communicating with some people (although somewhere beyond your sight). If only he is aware of his status, he will request for a cure.

It is beyond a mental illness, infact there is no word for it both scientifically and grammatically.
Christianity EtcRe: Could It Really Be That A Person Can Be Born Gay? by oludashmi(f): 2:25pm On Jun 04, 2009
davidylan:
It is true that we are born with the nature to sin but we are also born with a natural inclination towards the opposite sex. Even animals, who do not have the nature of God neither were created in His image naturally gravitate towards members of the opposite sex.

the bible is CLEAR - Gen 1:27 So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them.

That was the natural order . . . even after Adam and Eve fell that order still prevailed.
True talk!!

God created a man and a woman so that only opposite sexes can pant after each other. God made no mistake, if not he would have created a woman and two men so that when the woman is not around the men can sleep with each other.

No one has never and will ever be born homosexual.
PoliticsRe: Fashola Insists On State Police • Wants Special Status For Lagos by oludashmi(f): 1:45pm On Jun 04, 2009
[quote author=Mad_Max link=topic=278448.msg3955732#msg3955732 date=1243804286]This might be a silly question, but [b]does that mean regular police get pulled out of Lagos State?[/b]And the State Police won't be patterned after that hugely inefficient,backwoods failure of a police force? In what ways will his state police be different from regular police, monikers apart?[/quote]FG police will remain just as we have Lastma with traffic warden.

Not a bad move.

I will always support Baba ni governor.

Eko o ni baje oo
RomanceRe: Is Age A Barrier In A Relationship by oludashmi(f): 1:25pm On Jun 04, 2009
JamaicanQT:
Personally i dont think that age is a factor where there is true love,  I remember when i was younger i always say that i'd never date a guy who was more than 5 years older than me and now i am with some 19 years older actually he's 41,
Same with me.
I too used to say I can't marry a guy that is more than 3 years older than I am but here I am being chased all around by matured guys. I mean 10-15 years older. Infact, I have seen a 25 years different before willing to marry me.


LadyT:
Sometimes older guys can have more patience and they can be more loving. . . Since they have been there done that and have the T-Shirt
Thats true!

Age may and may not be a barrier, it all depends on your taste. I personally don't feel comfortable/happy with guyz of my age or that are slightly older. Older ones have always been my choice.
FashionRe: Tell Us Your Kind Of Perfumes by oludashmi(f): 2:29pm On Jun 03, 2009
Hi all,

I use Red Jean by Versace (Did i spell it weel, I hope so)
And it is good.
@kachiside
You are eventually spelling it wrong. wink

I use Body Fantasy-Vanilla Flavour, Amanda or Brut
FamilyRe: Do Polygamists Wear Wedding Rings? by oludashmi(f): 2:09pm On Jun 03, 2009
Some polygamists do even though majority of them are not married.

4 out of every 10 wedding rings you come across have their bride prices paid while the remaining picked theirs by the roadside and might never have their bride prices paid for life.

As a matter of fact, without a bride price, a woman is not married to a man she is only satisfying the man and fulfilling the purpose of multiplication on earth.
PoliticsRe: What I Would've Told Yar'adua If He Was On Nairaland by oludashmi(f): 12:35pm On Jun 03, 2009
i will simply ask him who is the president of Nigeria.
@kshow1
Do you mean we don't have a president? shocked shocked cheesy cheesy grin grin grin


UNLEASHED:
I will ask him what his son is doing with an Ak47 Gun
shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked grin grin grin Nairalanders

Libra38:
I will tell him to master his pronounciation of 7 points Agender - not 7 point I DANGER as he is always fond of pronouncing.
Now I know Yar'Adua is in trouble.
PoliticsRe: Can The North Survive Without The Niger-delta Oil? by oludashmi(f): 12:09pm On Jun 03, 2009
SapeleGuy:
Where will their revenue come from?
It will come from the former before the discovery of oil. It is because our government is not being faithful about annual agricultural budgets that we still find ourselves in this mess. If the same effort, focus and aggression invested in oil is diverted into agriculture within few years, we will be telling a different story.
RomanceRe: If A Girl Is Extremely Busty (breast-wise), Is It A Sign Of Way-Wardness? by oludashmi(f): 3:52pm On Jun 02, 2009
@chaircover
shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked
What!!!! you asked her, her family and her neighbours if she was wayward because she has larger than average boobs?

She should have slapped your face with one of them.
OMG!!!!! cheesy cheesy cheesy grin grin grin grin
You made me laugh so much that I couldn't talk.
PoliticsRe: What I Would've Told Yar'adua If He Was On Nairaland by oludashmi(f): 3:43pm On Jun 02, 2009
Fhemmmy:
I will tell him to do Nigeria a favour and vacate office of presidency.
blacksta:
I will tell God will never forgive him for his crimes he has committed and still commiting against Nigeria.
heritage00:
I will tell him to keep ruling until his heart problem kills him in office,Slow Thief,
hackney:
I will ask him who the next president will be.
ud4u:
I will only ask him to reduce the seven point agenda to one point so that he can achieve it and leave the rest for others after him.
ROFLMAO!! cheesy cheesy cheesy cheesy grin grin grin I will tell him to take a closer look at above replies.
All these guyz will not kill me.
RomanceRe: Me, My Ex And Her by oludashmi(f): 2:01pm On Jun 02, 2009
@poster

First, tell your new girl about your past and how your ex has been trying to blackmail you. Then tell your ex that if she won't come for the test then she should get the little boy his father.

Also, let her know that even if you are responsible for the baby it won't stop your relationship with your new girl who is already aware of her cunny tricks. Afterall, you were not married to her and having a baby before marriage can't stop any type of marriage you choose to hold, she will be the looser.
RomanceRe: Omitting Information Vs Lying In A Relationship - Which Is Worse? by oludashmi(f): 3:55pm On Jun 01, 2009
In this case, she neither lieing nor omitting any information, she is playing with her life and by the time she will know it, it may have being too late for her.

You said she loves this man and will want to marry him. That was the same way she felt when she met her first and second husband until she left them after achieving her targets. She will definitely leave this guy too the same way she left others because she is an adult public dog.

TV/MoviesRegistration For The Gulder Ultimate Search 6 Begins by oludashmi(op): 3:29pm On Jun 01, 2009
Hi guys, just came across this and think interested people can apply.

Nigerians can’t get enough of the country’s biggest and boldest reality TV show… and so after five brilliant years searching for men and women with intellect, determination and guts: it’s time for the Gulder Ultimate Search 6!

It started at the mysterious Snake Island, and then moved to the meandering cold hills of Obudu. It was also NIFOR, at the very humid forest that houses the Oil palm research institute before we progressed to Shere hills in Jos Plateau State. Last year, the search was for the lost chronicles in Agwu Hills, Mmaku. This year’s search will be set within the undulating plains of the Omodo Forest in Ada, Osun State, and will to stretch man to the very limit of his endurance.

“You ain’t seen nothing yet,” the producers said at the press conference announcing the show last week.

They will be searching for the HORN OF VALOUR hidden in the hands of the beautiful guardian of the forest. It is believed that the secret message on the horn is the only solution that can change the world’s destiny. To find it, these men will battle nature and the wild… is Nigeria ready for this?!

Entry to the Search is free and the selection process will be rigorous and have a national spread. The application form is available on www.gulderultimatesearch.tv

If you want to register, closing date is 11 June 2009, so register now via
the website http://www.gulderultimatesearch.tv; but if you just want all that juicy detail on this year’s show; the website is still the place to go.

The Ultimate Man/Woman who finds the Horn of Valour will exchange it for a cash prize of N7million (seven million Naira), a wardrobe allowance of =N=500,000 and a Brand New SUV. Other searchers will receive cash reward from 500, 000 upwards. And the last woman standing still gets the big N1, 000, 000 reward!

http://nigerianbulletin.com/nigeria-business-finance-news/nigeria-gulder-ultimate-search-6-appears/01062009/6636/
RomanceRe: Does destiny exist in marriage? by oludashmi(f): 1:09pm On May 28, 2009
dawg7o:
This is absolutely irrelevant to the topic being discussed but can anybody tell me how to create a topic of discussion in this forum?

Apologies for any inconveniences caused.

Many thanks
Go to the home page, click on the thread related to your topic and click the [b]new topic [/b]button on the top right hand side.
PoliticsRe: How Much Do You Know About The Niger Delta Crisis? by oludashmi(f): 12:29pm On May 28, 2009
dgreatrock:
there's so much news flying all over the place about Nigeria's Oil rich Niger-Delta, but i dont always buy some of them knowing that some might be mere propaganda.

Hence i want those who know the true story behind the region's problems to share their the truth they know with us here.

Please be objective and not sentimental.
The same people who say all sort of rubbish about the topic out there are here to feed you with the same jargon. They have access to the internet and so will feed you with the same thing you are running for.

Getting the true story will cost you research from media houses and the internet. In fact it will be difficult to get the fact from Niger Deltans cos if you were the one too, you might be sentimental.
RomanceRe: Does destiny exist in marriage? by oludashmi(f): 12:21pm On May 28, 2009
ayinisong:
I'm 24 and she is 22. She is just my friend and we are not lovers although we are close. I took her for sightseeing. During the discussion with the tour guide, he paused and asked her whether she will marry me, just like that.

We were not discussing relationships mind you. He was showing us around the place. And when I asked him why he asked her such a sensitive question, he said he doesn't talk anyhow, that something just put it in his mind to ask her.

When we were about leaving the place he asked me whether I will marry her. I told him I had to think about it.

How come he didn't think that she could be my sister, cousin etc.?

Both of us are graduates, but you know as a girl she will be looking out to get married very soon and definitely, I'm not ready now.
what do I do cos she might be the one for me. Also what do you think about the age difference.

Could it be that we were destined to be together and we didn't know all these years cos she has just been my casual friend, although I know I love her.

I happened to call the guy later and ask him the meaning of what he said, he just said I should think about it. that there is a day that a guy and a girl came to the place and he made the pronouncement and today they are married. I'm confused.

O boy, age has nothing to do with marriage.

There is nothing like you were destined to be together, if you are [b]very sure you love and understand her (vice versa) [/b]and ready to live with each other for the rest of your lives, then go on. But be very sure you are not mistaking love for closeness/familiarity or lust.

The guy is just match making based on the closeness between you two. The fact that he made the pronouncement for a guy and a girl in the past does not mean he has to make the same pronouncement for every guy and girl that comes for a tour guide with him. Now, he told you that the guy and girl are married but did he tell you if followed up to see if everything is well with the marriage and will last?

Don't be confused, be sure of yourself.

If he has to pronounce that always, then some desperate ladies will have to go with a guy they are close to so that he pronounce it and they get married. wink
CrimeRe: Stop "jungle Justice" by oludashmi(f): 2:51pm On May 27, 2009
@poster
I agree with your points except for a case of assassination. Jungle justice indeed has claimed the lives of several innocent people. Some actually might have committed a criminal offense but the judgment given to them may be far more than they bargained for.

A woman gave a testimony in my church years ago about how God saved her younger brother from being killed illegally. According to her, her brother bought a recharge card from a lady in Agidingbi area and asked for change from N500 or N200 (forgotten) but the lady argued that he gave her a lower denomination and will get no change. In the course of argument, the guy pointed at his money in the lady's hand but the next thing she did was shout Thief! Thief!!

And before the guy knew it, there came these crowd pursuing him and tore his cloth leaving him naked. By the time they were trying to get petrol, the guy managed to run with all his strength till he got to a family friend's house. But the crowd stood at the man's house asking him to come out, they had to call on the police which God used to save his life.

In this kind of situation, even if the guy had stolen a recharge card or the lady's N200, should death be the penalty? NO!!
FashionRe: Are Guys More Fashionable Than Girls? by oludashmi(f): 2:22pm On May 27, 2009
untainted:
maybe you need to read iice post again.
she didn't give it to any gender; she argued
it depends on the personality and not even the cost
of clothe or class of wearer
You can see they are happy now.
FashionRe: Are Guys More Fashionable Than Girls? by oludashmi(f): 1:29pm On May 27, 2009
untainted:
need I say more?
kshow1:
you have said it all.
iice said some of you, not all. So don't be too happy. wink

@iice
See now? You have given them a say. You can imagine how happy they are with your post. smiley

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