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Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by ibibiofirstlady(f): 11:45am On Jun 12, 2025
The worst thing to happen to a man and a woman is to marry a useless spouse.
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by Abiotolu: 11:47am On Jun 12, 2025
Believe woman at your r ;Disk,
Well most of you deserve : grin tongue
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by erniok(m): 11:47am On Jun 12, 2025
Fearurcreeator:
A man you build with wont treat you this way. I say it to you . When be say na ready made una want so he will treat you like trash , and again to those crying mother inlaws , when their own to marry them.dey worse pass mother laws... People wey naturally wicked. You don't know them until the position for power you go fear.
Some men are werey. Money easily changes them.
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by Celestialsword: 11:48am On Jun 12, 2025
Every man's mother see the child's wife as a competitor while the daughters husband as a giver and another son added to her children.
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by nnewsnjobs: 11:48am On Jun 12, 2025
Honestly most of the above stories sound like fictions.

Especially the last one, you and your less than one month baby sleeps on the floor while your husband and side chick sleeps on the bed knocking.

Anyway things happen but most of the above are not true.
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by easytig(m): 11:49am On Jun 12, 2025
This same set of women seeing shege for mother in law's hand will do worse to their future daughter in law.

I gat no pity to give anyone
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by Fearurcreeator: 11:51am On Jun 12, 2025
erniok:
Some men are werey. Money easily changes them.
When men has no money you know how they were being treated?
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by Proserpina: 11:53am On Jun 12, 2025
Phew!!!

God Abeg cry

God nah beg I dey beg cry

I no get strength, God Abeg cry
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by CSTRR: 11:54am On Jun 12, 2025
People are facing a lot.

Ask some of these women what attracted them to these men, and it would either be his looks or money.
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by osuofia2(m): 11:54am On Jun 12, 2025
Women and hate on MIL while them too will be MIL someday
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by dominique(mod):
Nebes:
It's difficult to please some people. My wife tells people I was mean and wicked to her while she was in labour. Madam what evil did your husband do? You were having labour pains and your husband refused to drive you to the market to buy vegetables that you don't need. Oga drove you to the hospital against your wish. You might believe her when she tells you she was treated harshly while in labour.
Bob the builder ni grin.This lame-ass narrative used to gaslight women into settling for lowlife bums has expired since the early 2000s. Let everybody build themselves abeg
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by Berankis: 11:56am On Jun 12, 2025
frazee:
Why do some of these stories sound exaggerated?
They may be exaggerated but crazy things happen sha...
This one they are all shouting mother in law. I prefer my wife's mother stay with her to look after baby. My own mother will only come visiting and go back. No drama, no issues. Make she and her mama dey follow themselves drag am, sometimes, na me sef dey separate fight for them grin.
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by CSTRR:
I no get strength, God Abeg cry[/quote]You no want 6'3" tall dark and handsome man again?
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by erniok(m): 11:58am On Jun 12, 2025
Fearurcreeator:
When men has no money you know how they were being treated?
Don't shift the post. You said build together meaning mutual respct and love was there. I was only pointing out human nature.
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by Proserpina:
I see everyone on frontpage are acting like these things don't happen. Lol

One said "it's men you don't build with that treat you this way" . My dear nah poor people get problem pass grin grin cheesy grin

A lot is happening and even worse.
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by Kingpele(m): 11:58am On Jun 12, 2025
Okooo but children is a sweet gift from God that every woman should be happy with irrespective of opinions of world people
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by nairalanda1(m): 12:01pm On Jun 12, 2025
I usually don't like reading these threads because at the end of the.day they are places for bitter Nigerian men to vent and excuse their own indiscretions while excusing theirs
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by Proserpina: 12:02pm On Jun 12, 2025
CSTRR:
You no want 6'3" tall dark and handsome man with nice house and car, and millions in his bank account for marriage?

Don't worry, the devil has plenty of children like that.
You will be surprised it's the struggling ones that are more wicked at heart.
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by nairalanda1(m): 12:02pm On Jun 12, 2025
Abiotolu:
Believe woman at your r ;Disk,
Well most of you deserve : grin tongue
So your wife comes to tell you your child is sick and needs to go to hospital.

You refuse to take her and the child to hospital because women lie.

And thus your child dies

Bitterness is not strength
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by VladimirTheGrea: 12:04pm On Jun 12, 2025
The new challenge in town, women should stop playing victim. Nigerian ladies stop painting Nigerian men with bad image because you ladies are worse world over.
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by folake4u: 12:08pm On Jun 12, 2025
More reason I will be very selective with the omelette chef I give my eggs to. Masha Allah.
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by Addme: 12:09pm On Jun 12, 2025
Unfortunately all these ladies complaining now will also become MiL.
And the cycle will continue.
Who is deceiving who?
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by SonofGod9: 12:10pm On Jun 12, 2025
I don't believe any of this lies and besides many of them are manipulated


Chilipepper:
Nigerian women share experience after giving birth.
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by valentineuwakwe(m): 12:12pm On Jun 12, 2025
God bless this wonderful women🙏🙏🙏.
I cant imagine treating a woman who gave birth to wonderful kids for me like this, no matter what.

My late dad once told me, "if you treat a woman well, things will go well 4u" not to talk of a pregnant one n one who just put to bed.

That where my tithes normally goes: paying there hospital bills after each delivery, paying for any pregnant mom i sat same in a bus and paying for sch children going or returning from sch if am in the same bus with them.

God bless all new born mothers....
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by Procashtips(m): 12:16pm On Jun 12, 2025
One thing remains constant in almost all the stories = Mother in law.

Not once was father in law mentioned.

When it comes to marriage, the probability of external influence destroying the home is 90% higher with MIL.

Women against women.

Principalities against principalities.
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by ChengHun(m): 12:17pm On Jun 12, 2025
As a woman if you behave well and relate well with your husband and your in-laws, you wouldn't have any problem. You will start having problem the moment you start disrespecting and competing with your in-laws.
Make your in-laws your friends, love your mother inlaw the way you love your mother.
Remember, your mother in-law used her entire productive years to raise your husband.
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by chatinent: 12:20pm On Jun 12, 2025
Even when I know majority are cooked up stories, I have personally witnessed some men treated their wives as trash..they beat them, raises cutlasses and threaten to beat them and nothing will happen etc...until one day something happen to Mr Polycarp. This man beat his pregnant wife to coma and was even boasting that nothing will happen and that "if she dies, he'll bury her..after all, it's his money he used to marry her." Ajeh, I couldn't bear it no more..we beat this man so try this man shit for body...comot at least three teeth, and a fractured ankle.

The wife gave miscarried and came to pack her things to leave. This pastard knelt and was begging his wife and even crying. The man who paid her hospital bills was ready to take her in. As this man see the Jeep, he rolled on the floor begging.

The woman no gree and told him the only grace she left for him is his life and he should value it.

Omo, after the wife left, this man turned to a brukutu lord. Every morning and night, him must go write attendance for all the brukutu joints in the street. I left that compound and one day we had he kicked a brukutu bucket.
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by Pharaoh4rin(m): 12:21pm On Jun 12, 2025
ActressAbimbola:
Believe my gender at your own peril.
Abi..... this can't be real joor. Or am I living in another world? At least, I've visited 21 states in Nigeria and still counting
Re: Nigerian Women Share Their Experiences After Giving Birth by nwirinedu(m): 12:22pm On Jun 12, 2025
These young women are lazy, they should learn from those who gave birth 20+ years ago with little tech , medical support and little quality of life.
Despite these limitations they took care of their kids unlike celebrated naggers we have today.
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