₦airaland Forum

JasonScoolari:
I commend him, but the truth is, most Nigerian men can even do more than Mr. Emma, the challenge sometimes are some ungrateful spouse who sees it as a right and take unnecessary advantage of it. Some women even go the extra mile to cheat on the caring "angel" God has blessed them with.


Most of us can grind pepper, change the diapers, assist with the laundries, do the dishes and even do the cooking for a month, all we need is that encouragement, appreciation and those sweet words too.

Kenekingisback:
Osinbajo and his Trademoni sef

yanabasee:
At the end, the wife will be cheating on him, regardless.


Women do not deserve good men!! Like US!!

BillGoldberg:
Please Nairalanders, what is Distin the woman is talking about in the last paragraph?

Za Oza room

TarOrfeek:
You See why women are evil.

This woman is celebrating another woman using a full grown man as house help.

But if a Politician with Big car and plenty money approach her. She won't reject him for Bro Emma.

JasonScoolari:
I commend him, but the truth is, most Nigerian men can even do more than Mr. Emma, the challenge sometimes are some ungrateful spouse who sees it as a right and take unnecessary advantage of it. Some women even go the extra mile to cheat on the caring "angel" God has blessed them with.


Most of us can grind pepper, change the diapers, assist with the laundries, do the dishes and even do the cooking for a month, all we need is that encouragement, appreciation and those sweet words too.

BillGoldberg:
Please Nairalanders, what is Distin the woman is talking about in the last paragraph?

Randy100:
Poverty is bad, how could bro. Emma degrade himself like this.

CastedDude:
A lady has taken to social media to hail a man who constantly helps his wife with the house chores and takes delight in it. 

According to Victoria Danso who was thrilled by the unusual gesture, the man and father of three children who works night shift in a factory - collects his own share of house work from the wife who appreciates him and labelled him an angel in human form.

Read the full report below as shared by Victoria on Facebook; 

Meet bro Emma, the husband of a woman who sells foodstuff in my area. They have three children, the youngest is the one in the picture.  His wife, Kabuki leaves home at 5 o'clock in the morning everyday, except Sundays, to go to Agbogbloshie to buy stuff to sell in their container shop.

Bro Emma works the night shift in a factory, he, gets home before his wife leaves, he bathes and feeds the children, takes the two older ones to school, comes back to open their shop and starts attending to customers while taking care of their baby.

He does this till his wife returns from town, around 11 o'clock he helps to bring the things down from the car, makes sure everything is set up well, helps in selling before he goes home to rest for another night shift.

First day i saw him in the container, he was cutting okro for a customer who said she was too busy to do it at home. I walked over and started him in a convo, he told me he didn't find anything wrong with helping the woman he had married and the children God had given them.

His wife, didn't let him finish his sentence, she walked right up to me and said. "Sis Vicky, this man you see here is an angel in human form, he does all these things without complaining, sometimes i ask God what i did to deserve this blessing, Please, thank him for me wai"

At this point, i had tears in my eyes. I prayed for him,showered him with lots of accolades and went on my way.

If you're a man and you don't help your wife at home, but you always want to do distin, even when she's bone tired, learn from bro Emma and change your ways. Remember, we'll not tolerate that character in 2019

See more; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/12/woman-hails-man-who-regularly-helps-his-wife-with-house-work.html

JasonScoolari:
I commend him, but the truth is, most Nigerian men can even do more than Mr. Emma, the challenge sometimes are some ungrateful spouse who sees it as a right and take unnecessary advantage of it. Some women even go the extra mile to cheat on the caring "angel" God has blessed them with.


Most of us can grind pepper, change the diapers, assist with the laundries, do the dishes and even do the cooking for a month, all we need is that encouragement, appreciation and those sweet words too.

chris31:
No matter how i love my wife i can never try this kind of thing women understanding are different from men she will now sees it as ur duty taking u for granted & trying to override u
To run an effective home there must be don't & does

JasonScoolari:
I commend him, but the truth is, most Nigerian men can even do more than Mr. Emma, the challenge sometimes are some ungrateful spouse who sees it as a right and take unnecessary advantage of it. Some women even go the extra mile to cheat on the caring "angel" God has blessed them with.


Most of us can grind pepper, change the diapers, assist with the laundries, do the dishes and even do the cooking for a month, all we need is that encouragement, appreciation and those sweet words too.

CastedDude:
A lady has taken to social media to hail a man who constantly helps his wife with the house chores and takes delight in it. 

According to Victoria Danso who was thrilled by the unusual gesture, the man and father of three children who works night shift in a factory - collects his own share of house work from the wife who appreciates him and labelled him an angel in human form.

Read the full report below as shared by Victoria on Facebook; 

Meet bro Emma, the husband of a woman who sells foodstuff in my area. They have three children, the youngest is the one in the picture.  His wife, Kabuki leaves home at 5 o'clock in the morning everyday, except Sundays, to go to Agbogbloshie to buy stuff to sell in their container shop.

Bro Emma works the night shift in a factory, he, gets home before his wife leaves, he bathes and feeds the children, takes the two older ones to school, comes back to open their shop and starts attending to customers while taking care of their baby.

He does this till his wife returns from town, around 11 o'clock he helps to bring the things down from the car, makes sure everything is set up well, helps in selling before he goes home to rest for another night shift.

First day i saw him in the container, he was cutting okro for a customer who said she was too busy to do it at home. I walked over and started him in a convo, he told me he didn't find anything wrong with helping the woman he had married and the children God had given them.

His wife, didn't let him finish his sentence, she walked right up to me and said. "Sis Vicky, this man you see here is an angel in human form, he does all these things without complaining, sometimes i ask God what i did to deserve this blessing, Please, thank him for me wai"

At this point, i had tears in my eyes. I prayed for him,showered him with lots of accolades and went on my way.

If you're a man and you don't help your wife at home, but you always want to do distin, even when she's bone tired, learn from bro Emma and change your ways. Remember, we'll not tolerate that character in 2019

See more; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/12/woman-hails-man-who-regularly-helps-his-wife-with-house-work.html

freemi:
the final truth. Alwys enjoy cookn after gf must ve dne d markt stuf. Until she starts insistn i also go 2 markt thn cme n cook 4 ha 2 eat whn nthn is wrng wt ha. Since thn cookn has reduced n wil stop finally. Wt nonesens

Righteousness89:
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Foolish Talk!
Am so sure Emma is Feeding more than u can ever do

Am Quite sure u are still living and feeding in your mothers house at your age!

This 2019 Ensure u wake up

femi4:
Lazy man, he should go out and get a job to feed his family. Whatever his wife brings home should be a support

JasonScoolari:
I commend him, but the truth is, most Nigerian men can even do more than Mr. Emma, the challenge sometimes are some ungrateful spouse who sees it as a right and take unnecessary advantage of it. Some women even go the extra mile to cheat on the caring "angel" God has blessed them with.


Most of us can grind pepper, change the diapers, assist with the laundries, do the dishes and even do the cooking for a month, all we need is that encouragement, appreciation and those sweet words too.

AngelicBeing:

JasonScoolari:
I commend him, but the truth is, most Nigerian men can even do more than Mr. Emma, the challenge sometimes are some ungrateful spouse who sees it as a right and take unnecessary advantage of it. Some women even go the extra mile to cheat on the caring "angel" God has blessed them with.


Most of us can grind pepper, change the diapers, assist with the laundries, do the dishes and even do the cooking for a month, all we need is that encouragement, appreciation and those sweet words too.

CastedDude:
A lady has taken to social media to hail a man who constantly helps his wife with the house chores and takes delight in it. 

According to Victoria Danso who was thrilled by the unusual gesture, the man and father of three children who works night shift in a factory - collects his own share of house work from the wife who appreciates him and labelled him an angel in human form.

Read the full report below as shared by Victoria on Facebook; 

Meet bro Emma, the husband of a woman who sells foodstuff in my area. They have three children, the youngest is the one in the picture.  His wife, Kabuki leaves home at 5 o'clock in the morning everyday, except Sundays, to go to Agbogbloshie to buy stuff to sell in their container shop.

Bro Emma works the night shift in a factory, he, gets home before his wife leaves, he bathes and feeds the children, takes the two older ones to school, comes back to open their shop and starts attending to customers while taking care of their baby.

He does this till his wife returns from town, around 11 o'clock he helps to bring the things down from the car, makes sure everything is set up well, helps in selling before he goes home to rest for another night shift.

First day i saw him in the container, he was cutting okro for a customer who said she was too busy to do it at home. I walked over and started him in a convo, he told me he didn't find anything wrong with helping the woman he had married and the children God had given them.

His wife, didn't let him finish his sentence, she walked right up to me and said. "Sis Vicky, this man you see here is an angel in human form, he does all these things without complaining, sometimes i ask God what i did to deserve this blessing, Please, thank him for me wai"

At this point, i had tears in my eyes. I prayed for him,showered him with lots of accolades and went on my way.

If you're a man and you don't help your wife at home, but you always want to do distin, even when she's bone tired, learn from bro Emma and change your ways. Remember, we'll not tolerate that character in 2019

See more; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/12/woman-hails-man-who-regularly-helps-his-wife-with-house-work.html

JasonScoolari:
I commend him, but the truth is, most Nigerian men can even do more than Mr. Emma, the challenge sometimes are some ungrateful spouse who sees it as a right and take unnecessary advantage of it. Some women even go the extra mile to cheat on the caring "angel" God has blessed them with.


Most of us can grind pepper, change the diapers, assist with the laundries, do the dishes and even do the cooking for a month, all we need is that encouragement, appreciation and those sweet words too.

TarOrfeek:
You See why women are evil.

This woman is celebrating another woman using a full grown man as house help.

But if a Politician with Big car and plenty money approach her. She won't reject him for Bro Emma.

ireneidiva:
Why do you need encouragement to do very normal things?

JasonScoolari:
I commend him, but the truth is, most Nigerian men can even do more than Mr. Emma, the challenge sometimes are some ungrateful spouse who sees it as a right and take unnecessary advantage of it. Some women even go the extra mile to cheat on the caring "angel" God has blessed them with.


Most of us can grind pepper, change the diapers, assist with the laundries, do the dishes and even do the cooking for a month, all we need is that encouragement, appreciation and those sweet words too.