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bewisemasses:
Only Jesus can successfully exorcise a demon from a person with d precision of a surgeon and still leave d person in one piece.
Infact B4 Jesus came, d Jews will kill d person so that d demon will be out stranded looking for another body

Kobojunkie:
if you were to find yourself with a woman who left you lonely like OP is now...say 5 years from now you find that you, like OP have been pouring water into an empty basket.. would you also buy into this Jesus and the power of his name will make it all magically ok somehow suggestion you may have the Op? 🥱🥱🥱

Sexyrosey:
I really appreciate this post, my husband is not abusive towards me, he provides and to a large extent I can say he is a good person and a good father, but a terrible husband( emotionally unavailable and a “traditional man” ) who believes that the only thing is owes his wife is food and shelter.

My marriage is 8 years, and I must say, and my children are still small so I'm stuck with them most of my free time. And to make the whole matter worse we relocated to a new state, away from all my friends and family.

I just needed to vent, in hope that I will feel better afterwards

Islie:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/01/tax-education-series-credit-alerts-income-and-your-taxes/

janfeeson:
FRSC Making a statement on the unfortunate accident involving Anthony Joshua mentioned a "Lexus Jeep". This is been mentioned verbatim in the international media. It is a Lexus SUV or SCV, not a Jeep. Jeep and Lexus are two different car manufacturers.

StoryHaven:
I just kept telling myself its just a game. And even saying the world won't end if we lost. Just to calm myself.

yesloaded:
never accept transfer from anyhow account except the registered name

report to bybit as well

you can as well teach the guy bitter lesson if you wan go extra mile

olayinkabank:
Please Nairalanders, I need your sincere advice. I am confused.
I have been a member of this great platform since 2010 when I was in secondary school (SS2), but this is the first time I am seeking advice here. I was quite active and popular on the platform from 2010 to 2014, especially in the sports, politics, and education sections though I just created this new account today.
I am currently engaged to a lady. We have done the introduction—both families have met, and we have collected the marriage list. The wedding is planned for late March next year.
My fiancée is a Christian and from the Igbira tribe, although she understands Yoruba more than Igbira. All her siblings are married to Yoruba spouses. I am a Yoruba man and a Muslim by background.
Initially, her family strongly objected to the marriage because of religious differences. However, after much persuasion—and after my fiancée threatened to harm herself if she was not allowed to marry me—her extended family members who are Muslims intervened, and the family reluctantly agreed.
On my own side, my mother also objected at first. She dislikes my fiancée because there are rumors that her elder sister did money ritual. After much pleading, my mother later accepted the marriage.
For context, my fiancée’s parents were originally Muslims but converted to Christianity before they died.
The main issue now is that my fiancée’s siblings, especially the elder ones, are insisting that we must do either a church wedding or a court wedding. They say a traditional wedding alone is not acceptable.
As for me, I work with a financial institution and was converted to professional staff last year. I also run a football viewing center and a betting shop. My fiancée just finished her tailoring apprenticeship (freedom). She is a graduate but currently unemployed, and I am planning to open a tailoring shop for her.
Because I am the one providing almost everything financially, I feel a court wedding may not favor me in the long run. At the same time, my parents will never accept a church wedding, especially since my father is the head of a local Asalatu group.
Please note: I am not a religious person. I consider myself agnostic—I believe in a Supreme Being but not in Christianity or Islam. However, neither my family nor my fiancée knows this, because they would likely see me as evil or someone possessed.
My fiancée has agreed to convert to Islam after the wedding, which makes my family happy. Personally, I don’t really care about that because I believe more in humanity than religion.
Now I am confused and stuck between:
Her family insisting on church or court wedding
My parents rejecting church wedding
My own fears about court marriage
Religious pressure from both sides
Please, I need honest and mature advice from Nairalanders. What is the best way forward in this situation? especially to those who have done interfaith wedding before or in an interfaith relationship?

Pootle:
english teacher something must drive the actions of man, be it trump or nigerians my boss your president acted shikena

Thisisa:
Well I cause this myself

I trusted this set of people now they turn against me

Pootle:
whichever way you put it he acted and if he did not we all will still complain. so in main time we should logical with our criticism

Pootle:
apart from hate tinubu is doing what the past presidents shy away from.

am not his fan but a fitter him may have done better than what we getting now, but the little we have seen so far apart from saboteurs left and right the country could have gone places

boysco:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMdiHpJyTAo

French President Emmanuel Macron experienced an unusual moment in New York when police blocked his movement to allow former U.S. President Donald Trump’s motorcade to pass.

The incident forced Macron to walk to the French Embassy, drawing attention from onlookers and sparking reactions online.