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the post is actually hilaruous. My first question is - does every man deserve this superwoman they look for, the second will be if thats the case then why is it difficult from them to find this woman wherever? It sounds like a man that is misbehaving is looking for a woman that will sit down and tolerate all his misbehaviors? to add insult to injury he describes a wife as an asset, he doesnt even describe it he actually calls the woman an asset. . . . . *ranting away* . . .I cannot even begin . . . . . |
Joy1706:the very first time, ESPECIALLY if the man shows no remorse or no evidence that hes willing to change. The man clearly has no regards for their marriage no respect for her and clearly not an iota of empathy for what hes putting her through. She's meant to be his wife!! I don't entertain women staying with such men at all! |
I like this - more of a report on what exactly the president has been doing til date. and more so if this was straight from the horses mouth as it was delivered rather eloquently. I have a greater understanding of his tackles, and BH should be his focal point as Nigeria has no business having such problems. on to the ministers - It sounds like Buhari wants to micromanage ministerial departments before handing them over which is a great idea. He also wants to avoid making the same mistakes as Jonathan who we all know inherited too many bad employees from previous governments. I can imagine if this was an organisation being taken over by a rival group you need to ensure the staff are clean. I propose they begin having security clearances but that may be a pipe dream in such a country. Politicizing permanent positions is never a good idea but knowing Obasanjo he has moles in every hole (the sick gr**dy b**stard) |
he should be undermined. Nigerians didnt vote for him and we want rid of this godfatherism. how can we rid one and inherit another? |
abbccc:gbam! how dare we expect them to do any actual work? Im sure most of them didnt even attend the HOR unless it was for events that will bring them money or popularity . . . . .so they can run for another position come next election and be equally useless. I dont even know why we bother with politicians anymore. Nigerians are literally doing everything for themselves anyways. This is all just a facade. |
I think he should step down. He's incapable of running the government . |
dayo23:I think he has a point. Why is this the first point of call? We all know the Nigerian forces have their own way of dealing with criminals. Not to say its the right way but I'm shocked anybody expects terrorists suspects Tobe treated kindly. It's the Nigerian way. Rather than look for heads to roll he should be looking at general reorientation of our enforcement agencies. To encourage them to follow due process. And that won't even stop maltreatment of the suspects nobody is going to patiently wait for someone to show them if they're indeed terrorists. His attitude isn't encouraging we already have problems with military men going MIA. |
How exactly can the legislative arm of government frustrate it? They called it checks and balances. It has to be a pretty ridiculous system if they are able to dictate their own salary and allowances. This should be done by a body independent of both houses and there will be no need for it to pass through law. It's not like the constitution has a duty to state what they should receive |
hilarious article! i love it! |
my friend run fast run far it cannot end well for you! |
You need to think about what is important you you - clearly marriage is, but have you listened to what he has said? Are his excuses sound? I know alot of women only have marriage in their minds because we are conditioned so, but sometimes we have to asses things for ourselves. I don't think you should wait for him forever, and if he isn't clear on the length of time it will take him to be ready I think you should stop turning potential suitors down. He is not ready doesn't mean another man is the same. but i understand you've invested time so it's not easy to let go. All in all I think you should make it clear that you won't wait around, you can't force him to marry you and if the idea of marriage only sends him into a rage I think the message is clear. Maybe he really doesnt want to commit. |
GoodFaith:contribute to what exactly - rent? mortgage, school fees? |
GoodFaith:then we're probably not talking about the same thing. bottom line youre husband has to be able to handle everything at home if the wife doesnt have to work. Then again it will also depend on the lifestyle. but the wives I know that don't contribute are living very comfortably. |
GoodFaith:well i cant say for the salary but by wealthy i mean can afford to send the kids to good schools feed them clothe them house them send them on holidays shopping etc etc over here any individual earning £80k upwards should be able to handle it without his wife's help. |
jaybee3:coochie is priceless back home, the price goes up and down depending on who is demanding for it loool |
GoodFaith:not at all - i know too many woman that refuse to contribute, but they're often married to wealthy men. I also know young women that don't think they have to when they marry (dont ask i have never understood it) and these are women make good money. but you are right, over here if you work it's because you have bills to pay male or female. Im currently on the fence - for starters I believe the expectations are why the men mistreat their wives and why most Nigerian men have hypertension. I also don't see why a woman shouldn't contribute at home if she has the money, at the same time I like the idea of keeping my own money and also having the option of not having to work if i want *bliss* |
jaybee3:Hate to generalize but nigerian girls treat their coochie as a commodity regardless, not because they don't value themselves (though they often don't) but because thats how the dynamics work back home. You don't sleep with a man because you love him (that will make you a mugu) you sleep with him because he has many houses drives big cars and is spending on you. |
jaybee3:Hate to generalize but nigerian girls treat their coochie as a commodity regardless, not because they don't value themselves (though they often don't) but because thats how the dynamics work back home. You don't sleep with a man because you love him (that will make you a mugu) you sleep with him because he has many houses drives big cars and is spending on you. |
MrsChima:lol - i do very much prefer oyibos though probably because we often have similar principles and they tend to be less aggressive. but Naija men take care of the home no doubt. There will be no splitting bills or going dutch in a naija mans household ![]() |
jaybee3:ok your expectations are wrong because of the presence of ashi's and female students willing to put out at a price. The laws of demand and supply are in their favor because the market grows stronger. |
jaybee3:You know what priceless means right?? |
MrsChima:I think there's a price on sex back home where here that isn't the case. So I will call naija girls everything but easy in comparison anyways. In fact with that mentality I often shock my friends when I ask them why they've slept with a particular person. |
MrsChima:Lol it's nothing to do with tradition we have no tradition teaching us how to have sex lol It's more to do with exposure. Nigerian men are very open and it seems surprisingly learned on how to please a woman. And they often take pride in it. (Not all let's not forget women are 2nd rate citizens to these people) but from what I'm getting from movies and just talking to guys back home they know how to please and aren't all about thrusting and hopping off. |
jaybee3:Lol an oyibo guy won't be interested in any of it ( where there's badoo and pof?) Why work to hard for the V. ![]() Back home the V is priceless. . Some will jump in the lagoon for it lol |
MrsChima:Lol no comment. If you were a single woman I would have told you to give it a go. You'll be pleasantly surprised ![]() |
ArchEnemy:she's already generating discord, she could have easily said shes not a fan of how her daughter is addressed. Instead she kicked up a fuss, tomorrow she'll start something else. One better not allow anybody to tear her home down. If the MIL doesn't want to behave she can be phased out. |
MrsChima:lol thats just a matter of class and taste - but in terms of trying to please your partner. The home based men are much better. ![]() |
Obiagelli:If Buhari meant what he said during his campaign he definitely doesnt want Saraki, a man with a corruption case in court. No he didnt want Saraki, and neither did the party |
MrsChima:lol youre such a jowka! the first one no comment ![]() handling what kind of business? if the 1st no comment ![]() Those back home seem to have a better handle on commitment and relationships. Depending on age oyibos (my pet name for em) tend to be commitment phobe. That doesn't mean there arent good ones. Education - i think back home you are taught more how to learn and not really to think. You'd find the oyibos have a better sense of perspective and are independant thinkers. Hence they'll be better at solving problems etc. Whereas back home they;ll just be better at passing exams. Politics in Nigeria is not a topic anyone can take seriously, but on a good platform like the one in UK Nigerians fare pretty ok (both men and women). Oyibo guys can be romantic but not as romantic as the ones back home. Guys back home are definitely better cooks (if they arent the lazy types) Nigerians drive like mad people Nigerian men hustle earns a reputation of its own ![]() |
ArchEnemy:This is where the first mistake has been made - because the precedence or tradition of calling your in laws such is due to the woman actually being regarded as 'lesser' Just because she has married into the family doesn't mean she needs to degrade herself in such manner - I assume the op isn't in the village, isn't uneducated and whether or not she has uneducated in laws is the problem of her husband and not hers. If the mother in law can kick up a fuss in such trivial matters she doesn't deserve to be entertained. It starts with 'you must call your younger ones aunty and uncle' where does it end? Before you know it they will have less respect for you and start demanding more. You have to nip it in the bud. |
how about the children between the ages of 11 and 12 and between the ages of 15 and 16? What kind of nuisance law writing is this? |
in comparison anyways. 
