Palehair:

And who told you, all straight people want kids?

Then why did you ask the question at first? One's sexuality is no obstacle to having kids, this is the 21st century, I know straight couples who don't want kids and gay people can still have kids the natural way, they jerk off, when they are about to burst in, they burst into the lesbian's vagina.

TripleOh7:




They are coming for you...

Biglittlelois:
Make sure your faithful wife doesnt know that you're conducting a paternity test, if not.......


And always know the possibility of birth switch, it happens.

presidency:
STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE

PRESIDENT BUHARI URGES CAUTION ON ECOWAS COMMON CURRENCY

President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday cautioned that the ambition for Eco regional currency could be in ‘serious jeopardy,’ unless member states complied with agreed processes of reaching the collective goal.

President Buhari also expressed concern over the decision of francophone countries that form the West African Economic and Monetary Union (UEMOA) to replace the CFA Franc with Eco ahead of the rest of Member States.

The President delivered Nigeria’s position on the new regional currency at a virtual extraordinary meeting of the Authority of Heads of State and Government of the West African Monetary Zone (WAMZ).

The meeting discussed the implementation of the ECOWAS Monetary Cooperation Programme (EMCP) and the ECOWAS Single Currency Agenda.

‘‘Your Excellencies, you all are familiar with the history of the Eco thus far, so I will not bore you with that. We reverted to a single track approach, giving up Eco which is the original idea of the WAMZ so the ECOWAS-wide programme could thrive.

‘‘In this regard, we have made remarkable progress including the adoption of the Exchange Rate regime, the name and model of the common Central Bank and the symbol.

‘‘We have urged our Ministers towards an expeditious path to success. It, therefore, gives me an uneasy feeling that the UEMOA Zone now wishes to take up the Eco in replacement for its CFA Franc ahead of the rest of the Member States.

‘‘This is in addition to deviating from the Community Act on a consistent attainment of convergence in the three years running up to the introduction of the currency, and our subsequent reinforcing directives.

‘‘I am informed that the French Ministers have approved a bill to reform the CFA Franc and most, if not all of the UEMOA Member States, have already passed legislations in their various Parliaments to that effect.

‘‘It is a matter of concern that a people with whom we wish to go into a union are taking these major steps without trusting us for discussion,’’ he said.

President Buhari, who assured ECOWAS leaders of Nigeria’s commitment to the ECOWAS single currency, urged them to critically consider the recommendations made by the Convergence Council and take a common position to safeguard the West African Monetary Zone from the pitfalls of a questionable union.

He affirmed Nigeria’s support for a monetary union with the right fundamentals, which guarantees credibility, sustainability and overall regional prosperity and sovereignty.

According to the President, Nigeria also believes that given the potential contractions and even losses from the global Covid-19 pandemic, member states cannot but be too cautious about ensuring compliance with the set standards.

‘‘We cannot ridicule ourselves by entering a union to disintegrate, potentially no sooner than we enter into it.

‘‘We need to be clear and unequivocal about our position regarding this process. We must also communicate same to the outside world effectively. We have all staked so much in this project to leave things to mere expediencies and convenience.

‘‘My dear colleagues, Heads of State and Government, It is obvious that we are at a crossroads.

‘‘We must proceed with caution and comply with the agreed process of reaching our collective goal while treating each other with utmost respect. Without these, our ambitions for a strategic Monetary Union as an ECOWAS bloc could very well be in serious jeopardy,’’ he said.

In the light of the caution raised by Nigeria and some other West African countries at the meeting, ECOWAS leaders resolved to convene an enlarged meeting of the regional bloc on the single currency issue.

Femi Adesina
Special Adviser to the President
(Media & Publicity)
June 23, 2020

TripleOh7:
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Yorubas have Amotekun. We are waiting for you to grow some balls and create your own security outfit.

Or are you waiting for Amotekun from the Southwest to come and secure your homeland for you?

Is that what you mean by "unite"?

descartes400:


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When I read that part...I felt angry! The man's right to find out if the child is biologically his must be his prerogative...the cheating woman has no right to negate that.

ganisucks:
Femi Fani-Kayode, a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has said the Presidential Villa is shrouded in darkness and President Muhammadu Buhari placed under a spell.

He said this in a tweet on Wednesday.
The former minister of aviation said Aisha Buhari, the First Lady, is the only ray of light in the Villa.


https://mobile.twitter.com/realFFK/status/1275664181103071233

Carchoice:
We need shock absorber before introducing this law.

PrimadonnaO:


Very pathetic. Emergency contraceptives, too.
Some people have turned those ones to food... Postinor 2, inclusive.

Klass99:


I am with Hathor5 on this matter o! A seriously risky business.

Have you not seen nairaland couples who fall out, and come back here to embarrass themselves, sharing details of their lives, posting screen shots of private chat messages.

It's never pleasant to watch. Shame dey catch me sef and no be say na me dey involved o!

Hathor5:


I don't do online dating. Odikwa risky.

Palehair:

Ever heard of surrogacy or artificial insemination?.... Yeah, look it up. Google is free. A gay man don't have to sleep with a lesbian to have a child. He ejaculates into a cup and its injected in the woman, shikena. It's not rocket science and no need of the traditional way

Hathor5:


Now this is a man I can take serious.

Respect, respect, respect!

efosky1246:


Yes. but don't mind them with their rich is relative b.s

they understand exactly what you're talking about but will fight you tooth and nail like they have signed a contract with poverty.

and I appreciate your point about the importance of a homemaker wife. the traditional roles of the man and the woman are equally important and the man is not in anyway doing the woman a favour going into the world and bringing home the resources. even at that I believe the woman's role is even more crucial given the times we live in today. the times are dangerous, children, more than ever need a parent to look after them during their formative years. that Job should not be left to nannies and daycare.

its a pity so many men are myopic and only consider the financial benefit a woman can offer.

efosky1246:
You guys need to tag me when you create these kinda threads.

Op. You deserve some cold bottle of beer.

Ybaby you never disappoint.

Y'all have said everything.

It is morally irresponsible for any man to think about marrying when he is not financially sufficient to provide the kind of life he wants for his family and just sheer foolishness on the part of the woman.

Macsjebs:
Source: https://www.mirror.co.uk/science/just-110-humans-would-needed-22217805

cc: lalasticlala, mynd44, dominique

olaric:
Now, this is becoming too childish. Engaging your personal aids immediately after they were sacked to me is irrational. Why not count the cost before trying to show off? Of course you need all the goodwill you can get, but it is more important to consider the financial implications before doing this.

AllHailBiafra:
Just look at your ibelibelism. Only you ibelibelized and only you used another account to like your ibelibelism.

Alexaonfleek:
Yes very true.
But I still think this thread is mind opening too
Especially for young ladies and young guys.

Alexaonfleek:
And thank you op,for opening the minds of Nigerian ladies

Alexaonfleek:

Na their way be that.
When they have nothing to say,they will bring in the family members that are not on NL.
Since you have decided to bring in family members,lets go on.

Most dads then,were stable at least to marry.
Most importantly,most dads then had a sense of responsibility and knew from birth that they had to provide for the mums and kids.
Even parents would never allow their daughters settle for a man who cannot provide.

So honey,as long as we have good characters,we will surely see financially stable men to marry our broke asses

Klass99:


Until people decide by themselves and for themselves, to give up groupthink and herd mentality, they will continue to believe that being single is worse than the havoc Covid-19 has wrecked and continues to wreck.

Personally, I don't think it is so much about the society, it is about poor and limiting mindsets, where people believe that without marriage or kids, they cannot have or live, a full, vibrant, responsible, happy and good life.

Until people change their own limiting mindsets about certain things, they will suffer. I am not against marriage or kids, for people who sincerely desire one or both. I can't help but ask ''Dem use marriage swear for us in Africa? '' This is one of the most hilarious phrases I have seen on NL and one of my favourties too, because it resonates well with me. Dem no use am swear for me sha!

Acidosis:
Your write-up is useless if you can't define "rich". And since you people always claim that everything is relative, who are you to classify a 90k salary earner as poor? What if the 90k meets his needs in his environment? He's still poor and shouldn't marry because you said so or because every married man must live in Lagos or Abuja?

cococandy:
Why does the bold sound funny.

True I like men for the confidence they have in demanding what they want even when they do not deserve it. Gold diggers, leeches, broke ass etc are slangs developed for women to broke shame us. Whereas asking a man to be financially independent before settling down makes the woman a bad person for requiring that.

Women are always striving to be “perfect” and it’s never enough because of the endless and confusing list of what makes a good woman. Must not be a gold digger, must not be dependent, must also always be available when the man requires it or she’s to blame for the maid taking over her home. It’s tiring.

Personally I believe in sharing finances because it’s rare to see a man that’s a 100% provider. But only if that sharing of finances translates to sharing other aspects of what’s required in running the home. I require it.
Otherwise the woman is contributing way more than the man.

Belafonte:


She doesn’t even have to have a dime. I’m not concerned about how much she makes. There are other things that matter to me in a wife