bigtt76:
Una nor de fok? Funny as it may sound, but it is the truth. I don't know the cause of your quarrels though but I think if she say she doesn't like you ignoring her during such quarrels ...try to be the bigger person and don't ignore her. Never leave the house in anger or sleep over a quarrel. Sometimes just a hug and some knacks would resolve the whole issue. Also try to initiate moves to see the gynecologist if conceiving is an issue ...this is one of the causes of tension in newly weds. God bless your marriage.


Israel is fighting war. No time for any other gymnastics

Updated..
Before I forget ...you guys should sign up to go see a professional marriage counsellor that is if you try playing the bigger person to resolve the issue doesn't work out. Think of what she loves best, order it and get it delivered to her at work or at home. Ladies love surprises. Try to knack too ...inside kitchen or where she least expect in the house ooo

cyrusmillz:


Just wanted to get his own perspective and see if there are things he could've have done differently... there are so many things to learn from Shege too

AgentXxx:
Tier 2 Visa

AgentXxx:
@ rinzylee seems you finally found your answer. Easy peasy 🙂

AgentXxx:
None is always left behind. Yes it would cost more to bring them but it’s what we signed for for having access to more legal enjoyment 😁

AgentXxx:
Concerned? They probably aren’t ready. Still attended a 2nd wife wedding last weekend ☺️

LionInZion:


Haha, you can try double na. God no go vex

Lexusgs430:


At face value, bring the less stressful wife ........😜😂

iyatrustee:


I heard a story recently. One Nigerian guy with 2wives came on a study visa with the younger wife on the agreement that the older wife in Naija will be getting monthly allawee. She dey naija dey enjoy soft life, while junior wife dey hustle family finances here.

Long story short, abroad wife say she no fit dey suffer to work and pay off husband balance of fees, still dey send allowance to her first wife..... las las hanty pack up and returned back home. Home sweet home.

Na the fight we still dey settle cos husband is stranded. He can't work to pay his fees, he can't bring first wife since Home Office get details of the 2nd wife!

giselle237:
the UK immigration would not grant say 3 dependent visas for 3 women. Only one would be allowed as the UK law although recognises ur marriage would not issue visas for a polygamous situation. The others can come on their merit on a work or student visa.

OmichaelO:
lmao..
why is this funny to me.

anyone that has answers should help, I am interested in knowing too

LionInZion:


In the US immigration law (and I would like to believe the same or similar applies to the UK), you are only allowed to present/sponsor one spouse for immigration purposes. The one you choose is entirely your choice, as long as there is evidence of a duly constituted marriage or civil partnership.

Btw, this your question bros come make me no want trust you again o e be like say you want bring 2 sisters come UK

montecarlo:
Thanks for the swift reply.
I will do as advised.

2. I have a car, which I have been driving here for 4 months now

gmacnoms:
Abeg wey that person wey Dey recommend Amazon warehouse for here. Make e come out. I wan take am personal with am.

E want make I Dey bed ridden at 40?

No try that kind thing for here again Abeg 🤣🤣🤣

I don order Uber Dey go house go sleep

Progressivegee:
Hi guys, Please a friend needs advice. She is a carer in a care home. One of the nurses said she recieved a complaint about her from a resident. The resident said she pin him to the wall, rough handled him and he felt scared for his life. She said nothing like that ever happened and in fact the man even praised her that she was one of the best carers to attend to him and always commend her effort everyone. But she was shocked at the sudden change of tone. There was no bruise or anything physical on the resident. However, she said the nurse in question hated her so much and have told many lies about her to the manager to get her sacked. The same nurse had previously made the owner to sack an African carer and she is the only African carer left they were just 2 before.

The issue is the resident is saying he is contacting his lawyers ( she believes the nurse is pressurising him to do so). The owner sent her a letter postponing her regular review until she hears from her lawyers.

Please what do you advise my friend to do cos she is worried.

lavida001:


I remember how Indians come to farm and buy all cashew seed from farmers.

LionInZion:


Yea, no sentiment. It's disheartening though that the country keeps pushing away potential investments due to its low-rated ease of doing business indices

LionInZion:


That's my plan when I'm ready to revisit the business in the future. Someone suggested Benin Republic specifically for palm fruit farming. Nigeria agro industry is for those with either money bags or shock absorbers and huge risk appetite. Talking from experience

AgentXxx:
Except you plan to manage the Agro business yourself, good security perimeter,machineries plus because “Labour” is crazy out there, favourable farm community and then pray for favourable government policy.

justwise:


Lol.. rimzylee will do the binding

MichaelUde:


Cherekwa until you see what the latest CBN commissioner carry for mind o.

jedisco:


I also share thesame drive but easy.... temper the urge to invest back home with caution.

Very true ... I have had my hands burnt but I also eventually learnt the ropes before leaving naija. But I would not overlook this caution.


Many diasporeans who invested in Nigeria over the last decade regrettably lost money. Many did that even before getting a mortgage abroad. Interestingly, this issue came up on another thread recently.
When I came, I considered using a cheap loan to purchase grains back home soon after the harvest season and sell after 4-6 months for typically 20-50% profit. Even with such margins, e still no too balance.
Opportunities abound in Nigeria, but I need the currency to stabilise before reopening that book. In the meantime, there are good investment opportunities here... tax free ISA, buy-to-let, SIPP e.t.c which many hardly use fully


Maybe I need to sit down and study the investment opportunities in this UK sha.


Jokes apart, do you think churches and charities in Nigeria should publish audited financial statements and have more transparency and reasonable oversight on their spending?

AgentXxx:
I hope this passion won’t turn to hate/disgust. Agro isn’t for the faint mind oo and I hope you get money well well.

Zahra29:


😂 "Do you" I.e. do what you think is right or best for you.

dustydee:



But do you.

donald197:
2021. You?