₦airaland Forum

linearity:
But they will need a petition at a magistrate court to determine custody if there is dispute on that area.

Yes, like you stated once the bride is returned either to their traditional king or oba or chief whichever is prescribed by the local tradition or to a magistrate court, the marriage is deemed ended and does not matter if the guy accepts or refuses to collect the bride price back.

festacman:
Evey being born is entitled to a period childhood and a period of youthhood. Any one who suppresses his or her childhood or youthhood will experience gaps that will be needed to be filled and compensations must happen.

Regina a child actor sold her youthhood and youthfulness on the altar of money and bed of Ned. Unfortunately, she was more or less idle in Ned's house as she took care of her children and Ned. Now, she is experiencing turmoil and seeks freedom to express her youthhood.

My advice, though unsolicited, is that she should
1. Formally seek a restraining order on Ned while she fights for custody of her children.
2. Take a year out to enjoy her youth: party, club, laugh, connect with real peers, travel if she has enough money. But no drugs, please. Drugs will destroy her and vindicate Ned.
3. Sit and plan her future because after the reggae comes the blues. Decide the pathway to follow: acquiring education while going back to acting or creating quality social media content that focuses less on family drama. Or relocating to start life afresh. Or studying law in order to focus on women rights giving her experience. Avoid wasting this critical period of her life just looking beautiful. No time to waste time.
4. Plan her life independently and away from her family. By the way, her brother should get busy too.
5. Quit saying that she earned so much as a child actor as to sponsor an established politician and wealthy man Ned Nwoko for his election as a Senator. It sounds childish and nobody believes her.

Just doing the Lord's work.

festacman:
Evey being born is entitled to a period childhood and a period of youthhood. Any one who suppresses his or her childhood or youthhood will experience gaps that will be needed to be filled and compensations must happen.

Regina a child actor sold her youthhood and youthfulness on the altar of money and bed of Ned. Unfortunately, she was more or less idle in Ned's house as she took care of her children and Ned. Now, she is experiencing turmoil and seeks freedom to express her youthhood.

My advice, though unsolicited, is that she should
1. Formally seek a restraining order on Ned while she fights for custody of her children.
2. Take a year out to enjoy her youth: party, club, laugh, connect with real peers, travel if she has enough money. But no drugs, please. Drugs will destroy her and vindicate Ned.
3. Sit and plan her future because after the reggae comes the blues. Decide the pathway to follow: acquiring education while going back to acting or creating quality social media content that focuses less on family drama. Or relocating to start life afresh. Or studying law in order to focus on women rights giving her experience. Avoid wasting this critical period of her life just looking beautiful. No time to waste time.
4. Plan her life independently and away from her family. By the way, her brother should get busy too.
5. Quit saying that she earned so much as a child actor as to sponsor an established politician and wealthy man Ned Nwoko for his election as a Senator. It sounds childish and nobody believes her.

Just doing the Lord's work.

Kevineleven:
Could this be her plan all along?
Marry him, spend a couple of years, divorce and cash out.

Stolen:
OK LET US SEE WHERE REGINA IS HEADED, WHICH OF THOSE PEOPLE CHEERING HER WILL ACTUALLY MARRY HER OR WILL IT BE ANOTHER NOLLYWOOD STORY LIKE OTHER NOLLYWOOD ACTRESS.


I MEAN IT IS NOT LIKE U ARE NED ONLY WIFE.

SmartPolician:
Person dey give a Nigerian senator ultimatum?

Are you normal?

SmartPolician:
Wail on, papi

press9jatv:
https://www.tori.ng/amp/315157/ned-nwoko-gets-48hour-ultimatum-to-accept-regina-d.html

RISQUE:
Who this old man wan leave Regina wey him don manhandle for? Imagine the kind knacking this man for don give Regina

LordIsaac:
There was no "relationship" from the beginning. Oga just wanted to monopolize a couchie destined for the streets....and madam wanted to sit in a private jet.

SmartPolician:
Person dey give a Nigerian senator ultimatum?

Are you normal?

Fuckyoumod:
Plenty words with no single meaning!
Open mouth chow chow chow....

Ned na ancestor, pray make you reach em age. You carry mata wey no concern you for head like Regina Na your mama

Kevineleven:
Could this be her plan all along?
Marry him, spend a couple of years, divorce and cash out.

press9jatv:
Finally this relationship is going to an end.

Kevineleven:
Could this be her plan all along?
Marry him, spend a couple of years, divorce and cash out.

achillesfoot:
The way una dey talk sometimes, you watch too much movies. Restraining order against who? In this Nigeria? Against a serving Senator? As how na? Do you think you have justice in Nigeria or law courts? No be Hollywood be this, turn off the TV.

BrightAhiah99:
Poor man wey marry still dey enjoy em marriage while less than 6yrs billionaire marriage don crash

On God, we stand

RISQUE:
Who this old man wan leave Regina wey him don manhandle for? Imagine the kind knacking this man for don give Regina

press9jatv:
Finally this relationship is going to an end.

festacman:
Evey being born is entitled to a period childhood and a period of youthhood. Any one who suppresses his or her childhood or youthhood will experience gaps that will be needed to be filled and compensations must happen.

Regina a child actor sold her youthhood and youthfulness on the altar of money and bed of Ned. Unfortunately, she was more or less idle in Ned's house as she took care of her children and Ned. Now, she is experiencing turmoil and seeks freedom to express her youthhood.

My advice, though unsolicited, is that she should
1. Formally seek a restraining order on Ned while she fights for custody of her children.
2. Take a year out to enjoy her youth: party, club, laugh, connect with real peers, travel if she has enough money. But no drugs, please. Drugs will destroy her and vindicate Ned.
3. Sit and plan her future because after the reggae comes the blues. Decide the pathway to follow: acquiring education while going back to acting or creating quality social media content that focuses less on family drama. Or relocating to start life afresh. Or studying law in order to focus on women rights giving her experience. Avoid wasting this critical period of her life just looking beautiful. No time to waste time.
4. Plan her life independently and away from her family. By the way, her brother should get busy too.
5. Quit saying that she earned so much as a child actor as to sponsor an established politician and wealthy man Ned Nwoko for his election as a Senator. It sounds childish and nobody believes her.

Just doing the Lord's work.

festacman:
Get a lawyer and approach the court first to seek relief or enforcement of rights before giving up like a slave in your own country. Change your defeatist mentality.