₦airaland Forum

Dagah2:
It's no emotions.
I've never liked BAT, never supported him but my instinct puts it that he will get it right in the latter days

Dagah2:
I believe in Tinubu's government. Things will get better in the latter days!

DSS1335:
A very good young woman whom her husband abandoned last year lost her 1 year old child this morning. They jovial baby was very healthy on Sunday, by Monday morning, the baby was suffering from diarrhea and vomiting. According to the mum, she was prescribed pediatric antibiotic Amoxicillin along with antimalarial (Lonart susp), paracetamol syrup and Rophegan. I was alarmed on why she gave her child Rophegan 5ml, normally this antiemetic drug is not recommended for children under 2 years of age. Unfortunately this early morning the child was gasping for breath while crying loudly and died few hours later.

The issue now is that she is from far away east. She doesn't want to travel home. I have a very large space in my compound, and want to bury the child there. I consulted my kins, they objected it that I should never allow such to happen that it's against our tradition. That a child should be buried in his father's home or public cemetery. This tenant have already made up her mind to Park out few months after her rent expires due to the scandals of separating from her husband. Should I go ahead and allow her or alternatively raise funds for her to travel to the east to bury the child there. Though she isn't forthcoming with my alternative.

N/B
I am of Rivers state, Ikwerre to be precise, the lady from Umuahia

Update:
The mother of the lady came late in the afternoon from Abia state and pleaded I should allow them bury the baby in my compound. After considering some notable advice from here coupled with the warning from my kinsmen, I declined. The lady's mother contacted their branch pastor and they made arrangements to bury her in a place provided by their church. Later this evening the woman came back insulting my family that we are very wicked for not allowing their baby to be buried in my compound.
If not for the sympathy I had for the mother mourning her loss, I would have lost my cool.
This was the same woman responsible for the breakdown of her daughter's marriage. After marriage, she came to live with the new couple who parked into my apartment newly. Instigating her daughter against her husband. Using her daughter as a proxy to siphon off her husband's wealth, a Dubai-based businessman. Controlling the man forcefully, preventing him from socializing with others because of her insecurity complexes. The last straw that broke the marriage was when the lady and her mother teamed up to lock the husband indoors for 4 days and transferred all his money to the wife's account. That whenever he needs his own money, he should tell the wife. In short, the marriage broke down irreconcilably and the husband relocated to another state and never came back, he was neither interested in the child that was born 3 months after nor care to inquire about their wellbeing

triple996:
banditry is one of the major reason 4 hunger in Nigeria.
..........all the way from benue,Niger, taraba, Kaduna ........
When the farmers are kidnapped and nobody tries to go to farm, expect the worst because naira is useless(#1500/$1), imported foodstuffs will be unaffordable
Solve the banditry issue first, and allow people to farm. Hunger go reduce.

Dougad:
Make una try shut up for once abeg.

Your stupidity dey nauseating.

So na the 90 minutes people use focus for Nigeria match wan revive the country. Una no just get sense

Mandate2023:
I don't know what u r thinking in ur head that u r doing but dis is obviously f00lish and childish

Some of u guys are products of bad parenting and it's so difficult to be civil for u

Workch:
you sounded like every road in Lagos has the quality of drainage.
The construction of Badagry road was awarded by federal government last year since Lagos state cannot finish it.
I'm talking about roads been constructed by state

Workch:
tell me the area in Lagos

Workch:
No, that's not how gutters are always constructed even in other parts of the country.
Have you been to Abraham's adesanya to ibeju Lekki to see the low quality gutter they are doing there?
Have you also been to Mushin road in Isolo? So no, this quality is not common, only Julius Berger and maybe CECC does it

Workch:
This is going to last.

sihamey:
So you don’t do mobile banking ? The problem is not the SIM card you use for your bank account but mobile banking app you use for transactions can be manipulated when you loose your phone.

My formula
Always freeze your account with your mobile app unfreeze it when you wants to do transactions in this case if someone steal your phone and try to use your bank app he will not succeed

morgan100:
Recently my family and I moved to Abuja and getting accommodation has been a serious issue. Not that there is no accommodation, however, the cost is something else. We tried Orozo, a good one-bedroom flat goes for 400k, total package over 500k, which is very high for a one bedroom flat in such location. We tried one-man-village after Maraba going to Masaka, same story. My budget was even 250 to 300k.

Houses plenty for orozo na

Omo, I am frustrated already.

Funny enough, the houses that can go for 300k won't have running water, ancient houses that you will have to spend money on to renovate.

And you see those Abuja agents, most of them will have a special place in hell. They have shown me shege.

Up until now, we have not been able to secure an apartment.

Nice2023:
I stayed in my uncles house when I was schooling in the east,but we used to fetch water daily then and after my schooling,we do visit him often because we had no house of our own then.

Today,having built ours and even for my parents,I decided to erect a borehole for my uncle to bring a relief to him and I want to use this gesture to start the year.

Funny enough,I am absolutely happy and my parents are even happier.

Below are the pictures:

Animegirl:
So, there's a man who wants me to be his wife. Honestly, he possesses the qualities of a good husband, but I can't deny that I don't find him attractive. Despite my efforts, I can't seem to develop feelings for him. Seeing his face makes me angry, even though he treats me well and spends generously. His height and face are a deal-breaker for me. If I accept his proposal, I know it will cause pain, but no matter how rude I've been, he won't let go. I'm considering running away from my community altogether. I don't want him to know my parents; otherwise, I'm done.

Johnycastro18: