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| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by codemaniacs: 7:37pm On Jul 29 |
MissOpe:the widow was not the person that bought baby food when the man was a baby. the widow was not the person that bought diapers when the man was a baby. the widow was not the person that bought baby clothes when the man was a baby. the widow was not the person that cleaned and wipe the man's nyash when the man was a baby. the widow was not the person that paid the school fees of the man from day care to secondary school. the widow was not the person that sent the man to university. the widow was not the person that paid hospital bills when the man was a baby till he became an adult. |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by Belurved1(m): 7:42pm On Jul 29 |
Wetin End Time get to do with father in-law for this will matter? mrkings84: |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by MissOpe(f): 7:49pm On Jul 29 |
codemaniacs:The man didn't ask to be born by his parents.. His parents (man and woman) sat down and decided to have a child (the man) that will continue their legacy, children are not assets and investments..... Now same man decided with his widow to have children, anyone who decides to have children must be responsible for them regardless of their status.... I mean when a man and woman are divorced or separated, the man pays child support and is responsible for the upkeep of the children, shey na when he come die he go abandon his duties to the woman especially when he has assets to take care of them.....? Rubbish and ingredients |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by Dancebreaker: 8:20pm On Jul 29 |
SixSeven:Oh, I already give to those who need my charity. I get to decide who deserves my charity. While I am alive. Fact is, the young man who died left young kids behind. Kids, he didn't live long enough to "teach" or give other "monetarily unquantifiable things." Kids who might not even physically remember him. Due to their young age. I like your idealism, but sadly, the fate of some won't allow them to bequeath those lofty things you mentioned. There is no scenario where it's going to be palatable to allow a woman to give my sweat to another man. If material things are not important, then one washed-up guy should not need to have mine. |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by billyG(m): 8:20pm On Jul 29 |
Let us start with what killed the young man |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by soccerlite: 8:26pm On Jul 29 |
This is what premature death causes But the woman has 2 sons for the late husband so what's the cruise What name is on the document of the property, don't she have a copy why the woman so quick to go to the media too She should have just gone to her family and leave the sons with the father in law Document things as they are unfolding to her own lawyer and take action at right time |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by teepain: 9:19pm On Jul 29 |
Stephen0mozzy:Wills can be contested and some genuine wills have been set aside due to the activities of some shady lawyers in the past. |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by nedekid: 9:48pm On Jul 29 |
pinkygurl:you know how it is with us here in naija, a trend will appear, everyone will enter it hoping to cask out, so called consultants will come up collecting money to consult meanwhile you find out later they never ran a farm with their own money. Just as when forex was the trend, even a guy I knew as a "jack if all trade" was collecting money to train people only to confide in me he was not crazy enough to do live trade with his real money. Lol So the trend back then, those that had savings went into fish farming, a consultant gave me business plan, 5 concrete ponds each with 4k fish capacity ie 20k capacity, with bio tower, hatchery etc. Long and short I put in all my money, different problems, infact the day I sold my first batch of fish, ie the biggest ones sorted in the first pond, I was expecting Eg 3m, Omo by the time they sold it all na last na like 80k!, I spoke with my Dr friend, he told me to go and buy Valium, I got to Teo pharmacy, they said they will not sell without proscriptiom, the owner looked closely at me and said it seems you really need it, he gave me, lol. So many problems, infact the other "consultant" I thought was a saviour sold me "runts" which I then feed for months with coopins, but them no gree grow! I even started milling my own feed. Anyway, not only with me did it not work, one other guy got tired and rented out his pounds, Omo, those peoole abandoned thee place after 5 months forgetting their rent, lol. He later sold the place and relocated to the US. Another friend turned his place to short time hotel and beer parlor. That was how the story went for ever other person I knew that went into that useless business. One baba told me the that fish farm was for old retired people, not for young men starting life. I am not saying you or other will not be sucessful in it ohh, don't misunderstand me, but that business no be for me, infact for years when I see catfish, my body go de shake as if I get fever, lol. Yes I can have a plastic tank in my house and grow fish as a hobby, sell one or two once in a while, but to say na business, naa, I am not cutout for that. I did my farm around that 2003-2004 period if I remember right. |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by sharone21(f): 10:05pm On Jul 29 |
Family is SWEET when father is alive( including polygamous families especially with comfortable dads). Women need to know their rights even before such greedy families want to take over. I remember a young man of about 27yrs old who died, he was into fish farming and making money, already built a house and had bought a car then. However, he died in an accident. What followed next was his father( a polygamous man) taking over everything he owned and chasing out the wife he did traditional marriage with who had a child for him, telling her to go and remarry. I wonder how he expects her to take care of his grandchild all alone without support? |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by kelmicheal: 10:25pm On Jul 29 |
What if the woman is bringing another man into the house to be servicing her engine because at 28 yrs no young woman like that will remain single or better still not Recieving visitors to knack her it’s called come and go knacking |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by maasoap(m): 10:48pm On Jul 29 |
crestedaguiyi:It is not always because the home is not peaceful. In most cases, it is always because the home could be boring. Most men love being outside often, most women love being inside often. |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by yemre: 11:28pm On Jul 29 |
MissOpe:@MissOpe, you can't change the way they reason. It is their culture. Although, the Nigerian constitution frowns at that but you can't change the mentality. I have also tried to educate some of them on these but they just can't reason that way. You aren't from the same region, so you'll not understand. Ideally, a man only belongs in a family when he's still single. The moment he gets married, he gets his own family and becomes the head of a family. That way, he's in partnership with his wife to bear children. And in partnership, when a partner dies, the surviving partner continues the business and how he/she runs it is nobody's headache. Even if she likes, let her remarry tomorrow. Provided she carries along the children, who are the ultimate beneficiaries of the properties, she's good! But leave culture for it's owners. |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by PattersonHR(m): 2:00am On Jul 30 |
U never see something na why! Think u can pls humans? Just pray never to be at the mercy of anyone. crestedaguiyi: |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by PattersonHR(m): 2:02am On Jul 30 |
Wo! You've said it all jare SixSeven: |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by ZeekrX9: 4:59am On Jul 30 |
Both parents, siblings, spouse, and children are all IMMEDIATE FAMILY members. If you mean not to cut off father, mother and siblings from a Will, on what grounds should they be included in one's final Will & Testament? Stephen0mozzy: |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by codemaniacs: 5:44am On Jul 30 |
MissOpe:the woman did not ask to be born by her parents. Her parents (man and woman) sat down and decided to have a child (the woman) that will continue their legacy.. you are wrong, children are definitely assets and investments. anyone who decides to have children must be responsible for them regardless of their status which means the widow's parents should take care of the widow and let the care of the children go to both the widow's parents and the dead husband's parents and the widow herself. this is not a divorce.. if the widow can not afford to pay rent in another property do you think she can afford to take care of the children, feed them, pay their school fees, pay Land Use Charge annually on the house, hospital bills e.t.c.. if her own parents cannot support her financially now that she is in need, do you think her own parents will support her children financially... |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by MissOpe(f): 6:07am On Jul 30 |
yemre:And the fact that the world (the men and even some women) are against women..... The earlier tradition and cultural rules were made and by men, so I understand why the system is like it today... Thankful for the women who rebelled and still rebelling to protect themselves and eradicate the patriarchy , if not women wont have it easy like they are having It now , even though the system still holds ground in some places.....but it aint as strong as before... .......... |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by MissOpe(f): 6:11am On Jul 30 |
codemaniacs:I see... So the reason you decided to have children....for investments purposes.. A selfish reason I must say.. Goodluck |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by Stephen0mozzy: 6:46am On Jul 30 |
ZeekrX9:How about the grounds of love? I care about my parents and siblings, if for any reasons I go to the afterlife before them, I'll like them to have something from my toils on earth. |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by codemaniacs: 7:49am On Jul 30 |
MissOpe:children are to continue legacy.. they have to be guided, nurtured and trained consistently so that they become productive and financially independent adults that can hold their own anywhere they are.... the widow can not hold her own anywhere she is and that is a product of bad parenting... her in-laws duties are to the children of the man and not to the widow but they can out of empathy for the widow and to let the children grow up with their mother let her stay in the man's house. |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by themanderon: 8:16am On Jul 30 |
Hope he wasn't killed by his family? People that can do this are capable of anything. He still has the greedy father in laws grandsons who will take his sons place so why chase them? Or didn't she live well with their son? Even at that they have no right to the man's properties. The lady should take those kids and flee that area for sometime. You cannot trust what those family members would do now they have been exposed. People are diabolic these days. |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by yemre: 8:25am On Jul 30 |
MissOpe:Yes, traditions and culture made by men, majorly in Africa. It's not like that in the western world! In fact, going by the information I have, women come 4th and men come 6th in hierarchy in a country like the US. Even the handicapped (that we hardly give recognition here), little kids and dog come before men!. You don't go to a western country and try that African tradition. And the interesting thing is that their law and constitution supersede and overshadow their local traditions. Women are well protected. But this is Nigeria. The federal government is supposed to put a stop so all of these and make some people scape goat to enforce the supremacy of the Constitution because that's where the women's rights are enshrined. |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by MissOpe(f): 9:01am On Jul 30 |
codemaniacs:Great.... I hope same measure is applied for your mother when your father dies....... Shalom |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by codemaniacs: 10:36am On Jul 30 |
MissOpe:we are all adults in my family.. so when my father dies whatever he owns will go to his children automatically since we are adults there won't be extended family interference.. and our mum is almost 70 years old.. in the widow's case, the children are young and she is 28 years old which means she can re-marry and she and her new husband can claim the property and sell the property.. shalom.. |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by Babinski: 11:49am On Jul 30 |
Islie:If they are statutorily married, she should quickly approach the Probate Registry or the Courts to secure the late husband's properties for her and her sons. Once she gets Court order or appointed administrator of the late husband's estate, the in-laws are restricted except they want to be held in contempt of the Court order. |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by MissOpe(f): 12:04pm On Jul 30 |
codemaniacs:I don't think the widow would that for the sake of her husband's former juju except she's under a spellll... No right thinking woman would do such thing to her children.... At least I wont do that... But this is an eye opener for women..... They should chase careers and find their feet because of situations like this .. stop trying to stay home, be an house wife all in thr name of caring for children that husband's family will say you have no input to the family when the chips are down .... |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by codemaniacs: 5:45pm On Jul 30 |
MissOpe:you are not the woman. the woman already had her ex-husband's father arrested and the rest of the family won't take it well with her on that note.. women need to chase ownership of companies and collaborations with each other not just careers because majority of careers won't make them naira millionaires.. walking around Lagos and seeing pregnant women coming from work without cars tells me that most women in Lagos are not prepared for financial independence and Lagos is a commercial center so that means the situation of women in other states is much worse... the ex-husband's family should take care of the children and the woman should not try to use the children against the family... both the ex-husband's family and woman are most likely struggling in this bad economy. they have to sort themselves out before it consumes them... |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by MissOpe(f): 9:15am On Jul 31 |
codemaniacs:Na so companies easy to chase ![]() Career sef no easy to chase talk more of company, i put it to you that most conpanies you see around have foundation based on fraud (but we are not ready for that discussion), Look at the scenario of the pregnant working woman coming from work you gave earlier.. So you mean a woman will go to work, take the risk to birth and care for a child and when bad situations happen, you expect her to dump her children to your gender's family cos na them get the children ![]() Think again man, think❗ |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by codemaniacs: 12:37pm On Jul 31*. Modified: 3:08pm On Jul 31 |
MissOpe:if they do not have well to do parents and if they do not have a high paying job of at least ₦500,000 ₦800,000 per month salary then yes they should leave the child with the father's family. in Nigeria there are no government created safety nets for anyone so let the father or if the father has passed away like this case, keep the children and take care of them.. most companies you see around have foundation are NOT based on fraud.. |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by MissOpe(f): 3:07pm On Jul 31 |
codemaniacs:Ok |
| Re: Father-in-law Locks Out 28-year-old Widow Eight Days After Husband’s Death (pic) by SamuraiXXX: 2:34pm On Aug 04 |
MissOpe:Why are you taking it so personally? |
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