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ronald4lif:
Okay, so who among the kids inherit their mum's property?

ronald4lif:
Gotta agree but is what obtainable in your hometown any different?

JoeCutie:
What the hell are you saying? So Nigerian women ain't worth it? And Nigerian men are the ones that are worth it, huh? This is a very appalling and stale mentality that has eaten deep into the fabrics of our culture, and it's so so sickening. Like...very uncalled for and quite unbecoming of a 21st century civilized man. Tell me what the women of Nigeria do that the men do not do even more? #DoubleStandard

This very uncompromising generalization of our women is stale already. Let's talk about something else!

warrior01:
Are you done? It still doesn't stop the fact that thay ain't worth it. Maybe when you grow older you'll understand

Vibesking:
Everyday seem to be a struggle..
Just 19 and already living like a 30 year old man. Forced to grow up, no chance for youthful exuberance.
The person that calls himself my father said am a mistake..
He has never contributed anything to my life.. Never paid my school fees one day! All he says is ''I was 17 when I started making it in life, I didn't have a father to help me..''
This man said I should forget about going to the university and find a way to travel out that's impossible to make it here.
I work like there's no tomorrow.. From Monday to Sunday!
I recently stopped going to church cus I think the people there are all hypocrites! Though I love Jesus cus I think He's the only one I've got.
I pray sometimes for Him to take my life.. I don't see the point living.
I've got no talents, am good at nothing. I don't see the usefulness of life.
I don't have friends.. I don't have a family.. I have nothing and nobody! And I don't think I need any of it.
Earth stinks!

Youthful exuberance, why will you want that anyways?

There's some sense in your dad's words @19 in most Western countries, you will be fending for yourself

Learn a skill if you can't further your education for now. You believe in God than goodness, Jesus was a carpenter and Paul a tent maker remember?

ideyhere:
My elder sister is scheduled to get married in a couple of weeks. Initially I was quite ecstatic with the whole news and arrangements and all. One day she was to visit the husband in their family house and we packed her bags and all. The guy came and after staying and all, he now said (in his exact words) LET US GO TO OUR HOUSE. That was when it dawned on me that she now had another house. That realization really gave me the chills I must confess.
The other day she still had to go spend some time in their family house, even without the guy being around...and she was very happy about it. I began to wonder how she could be happy leaving us that she had always known as family to this newly found family of hers.
Wedding preparations are at its peak now...and seeing as I really don't have money to support them (just straight out of school), I felt the much I could offer are ideas. My sister keeps complaining that I only pitch in ideas that are worth so much naira...that do I want them to go broke after the wedding. I just want her to have the best...and with the way she's sounding, I started feeling like she's already seeing me as the outsider...choosing him over me. Unconsciously I developed a grudge against the guy, after all if he hadn't come into the picture, we wouldn't be planning any wedding, and things would still be as they were...perfect.
Am I an insanely wicked person for feeling this way? Or is this a perfectly normal feeling?? Something that will disappear with time

ronald4lif:
Don't know about Imo but in my hometown in Anambra the last male-child is the one who inherits the property and every acquisition of their mum. I'm guessing it should be same in Imo as Igbos have a common tradition in many visages.

greatiyk4u:
Dis is because d men re free 2 be polygamous n not d other way round

dabriggs:
The rule is simple


MEN CAN CHEAT
WOMEN CAN NOT

Simple.

GHoJes:
No. Don't ask me why.

networkrecharg:
[size=30pt]We the real Niger Deltan Know that AMAECHI is a good leader and non-corrupt man... [/size]

mayorkyzo:
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kossyablaze:
Yes....in dreams!

igraman:
Yes and No.

Gaborone:
Yes...especially indecent dressing by those 3-month old babies.

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