₦airaland Forum

vivianc: Errm, I'm hardly qualified to advise you o, cos i'm not married, so I have no idea how it feels for your husband to cheat on you.

I'm just gonna answer your few questions:

1. Cheating is not normal and can never be normal. But we live in a world where nothing is normal anymore.
98% of men cheat! That's the raw truth! It doesn't matter how perfect life seems on nairaland or how perfect everybody seems here, but take a walk around your relevant environment and see for yourself. That guy somewhere you think doesn't cheat hasn't been caught, yet!

2. No, asking for a total faithfulness is not asking for too much. It is not your fault that your hubby cheats, it is his fault!

There are no specific ways to deal with unfaithfulness. However you choose to deal with it hurts so bad!

Women are wired differently! So how are you wired? How strong are you emotionally to swallow that your loving husband cheats? You mustn't deal with this if you don't want to.

So I say you have 2 options; work it out or walk out.

Good luck ma'am.

Tinubu: looks like a gathering of witches to me.....fake hair, fake eyelashes, fake smiles.....end time tinz

zenopee: Andy Shurman- Oladi
Onyeka Onwenu- Dancing in the Sun, Wait For Me, African Woman, Peace Song, One Love and Iyogogo
Evi Edna Ogholi- Obaro, Happy Birthday, Raggae My Kind of Music, Message to the Youths, One Kilometer and Jealousy
Christy Essien Ibokwe- Iya mi ranti, te ta nulu and Seun Rere
Majek Fashek- Send Down the Rain
Mike Okri- Omoge, Sisi and Time Na Money
Alex Zitto- Baby Walakolombo and Tickle Mi
Sunny Ade- Appeciation, E Kilofome and Aye nreti Eleya Mi
Oliver de Coque- Cherry My Baby, and Identity
Victor Olaiya- Omo Pupa
Ebenezer Obey- Olowo Laiye Mo, Ori Mi Koni Buru and Aiye Wa A Toro
Veno- Nigeria Go Survive
Obong Peterside- Where are the Prophets?
Oritz Wiliki- Heart of Stone and Tribulation
Funmi Adams- Nigeria, Ahayye Yaro
Dizzy K. Falola- Baby Kilode
IK Dairo- Mo. Sorire
Idris Abdulkareem- Jagajaga and Kpakpadipopo
K1 d'Ultimate- Rora Se and Baba Seun
Bongos Ikwe and the Groovies- Still Searching
Fatai Rolling Dollar- Won Kere Si Nomba Wa
Sir Shina Peters- Ace
African China- London Fever
Steven Osita Osadebe- Osondi Owendu
This songs are quite evergreen, and weneva U listen to dem, they give U sweet feelings and memories. They form the bulk of my playlist, and I listen to most of them everyday. They are songs U hear occasionally on radio,and very appealing to the ears and U be like Wow!!!

dominique: I remember how I would suppress the sneeze for as long as possible. When it eventually came, it would feel like the stitches want to rupture . There was a time I had a marathon of about 5 sneezes. By the time I was done, I was in tears and great pain.

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greatgod2012: Im not a muslim but i love the burial rites of islamic religion and the second thing is the unity of their worship.

chycoroxie: Wizzy's son hair is so cool n I love his choice of colour(blue)

funkybaby: I have heard some people claim that sagamu is not part of ijebu land? Is this true or not?

Promhize: LAGOS (Trunk A) = 5million/month
LAGOS (Trunk B) = 1million/month
LAGOS (Trunk C) = 400k/month
LAGOS (Trunk D) = 100/month
PH (Trunk 1) = 500k/month
PH. (Trunk 2). = 150k/month
ABJ. (Trunk A) = As much as possible
Onitsha = 250k/month
Calabar - 250k/month - 500k/month
Kano - 100k/month


LDT(less developed towns)
Ife, Osogbo, Ekiti, Ilorin, Ebonyi - 50k/month is enough

Village - A small farm

SP
Borno - Survival instincts
Maiduguri - Survival instincts