₦airaland Forum

Laveda:
Uhmm okay, we could talk on bbm

How do I add you up? My mail ain't working.

Laveda:
I noticed.

Not enjoying the rain, wish it would just stop.
I've been indoor all day too, didn't have anywhere to visit.

AngelAhnie:
I will go out tomorrow but I'll like u to meet me there. Marine base roundabout. Can you?

Laveda:
Buh bye

AngelAhnie:
I'm almost in tears. You don't need them again in life. When are you coming to my area or you want me to come? Na spar you go take me go if I come

AngelAhnie:
I'm angry he want to jet off to his father's family. I can feel the pains of his mother. Imagine your dad's family coming to take you away from mum. I'll be the one to bring SARS your house that day. I'm serious

LegendDrogba:
This is MY REAL LIFE STORY not some nollywood movie, pls help me out. lalasticlala pls help.

Smellymouth:
Boss, been a while Saah..

I go keep your Ram..

Smellymouth:
Now you know why you shouldn't generalize..

AngelAhnie:
was not reffering to your song.

AngelAhnie:

sinaj:
funny enough many people hold this prejudice nd I just dnt knw why.


An average introvert is always on his/her own nd are not troublesome.

They only have an outburst wen pushed to d wall for lng.

sinaj:
Lwkmd



Am an introvert nd m nt wicked so I wonder where u got dat frm.

datigbogirl:
Na ds kain tin dey ginger me to teach.... Free & fresh pvssy for a pvssy-addict like me..... She'll suck my dvck, my bvlls and lick my anus..... Before i destroy the pvssy....

Teaching loading!!!!

ttmacoy:
If there was mutual trust and respect between husband and wife then she asking for a will should not result in negative reaction.

in a sane country even if there is no will there is no chance of the rubbish that happens in Nigeria where families will kick out wives and kids after their brother or son dies.

greggng:
3 conditions re necessitate a will

If you re above 60years old you should consider writing ur will

If you re having a terminal illness that tb joshua cannot heal

If you u ve be slapped by the ghost pls write ur will before it gets to insanity state

MaeBlocks:
The writing of a Will is not a hard thing but shey na who don chop belleful dey write Will?
Please remember that times are hard and majority of Nigerians are struggling to feed themselves, pays rents, pay school fee, etc.
My papa never write will and neither we his children or our mother care.
A colleague of mine's brother inlaw willed his property to his wife (my colleague's sister) and his two children before he died. His family started fighting over the properties with my colleague's sister as she kept insisting they are for her children. But you know what....she has died too.
My advice - insisting on having a will couldn't be the ultimate priority of anyone cos no one will be buried with the properties.

Larryfest:
When a wife suddenly wakes up and ask the husband if he wrote a will then he should be suspicious of her cos she will stop at nothing till she knows the will favours her and after that she might feel the husband has outlive his existence...

seunny4lif:
Will ke
Even at the age of 70 is a NO to Nigerians

cyprus000:
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Plan on creating a 'special will' for my woman(whether we have kid or not), but everything will change if she ask me question on anything 'will.'

It always comes with a sinister motive

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frinx:
Will to an Nigerian is like planning on dying soon.

It has not been a norm in Nigeria. Only Few educated elites and those that had stayed abroad awhile really write a procedure of how their estate should be shared.

babyfaceafrica:
Am sure Nigeria men arenot scared of writing a will,what they won't do mostly is to share the contents of their will with their wife for obvious reasons?.....a woman should only ask for the contents of a husband will when she also shows the husband about her will also?..or don't women have wills to?....if you want openness,you do so by being open!!..that said all sane main should from when they start owning possessions draft a will which will include all member of their family.They are not under any obligation to share details of it.For me the best will I will give my family is what I can give them when am alive...education,shares and the likes,when am gone ...anything can happen...May God spare our lifes more on earth

asuo27:
Very true in this part of the world.
But don't forget a man has to a his lawyer for the services...Nigerian men are just too careful.

IhateYorubafool:
Just put it like this
"Your village uneducated men are scared of having a will"
Even in the 60's you will hear stories like "His dead father didn't will any of his properties to his son because the son is hotheaded and useless

I grew up in the 90's and all the Nigerian men i know do have wills, even those in the remote part of Nigeria (except the Hausa men)

I haven't seen or heard of any Nigerian man that died without willing his properties to his relations, wife and sons

This is not 1856, it's 2016

I have an advice for you
Stop doing drugs, it's affecting your mentality

asuo27:
The odd thing is...it's only a man with millions or billions in his bank account reasons to put down a will...and we have few of them...but, those who do actually have.

Na who get money dey write will na.

WilliamXII:
bros this ya moniker sef ...are you in any way related to Denrele?...BTW Nollywood has effectively made Will writing an ominous routine and any requests for same will be treated worse than asking for Babas WAEC kpali...All the same, every right thinking individual should have a last will and testament...my grandmother was illiterate (book reading wise) but she had one.

SMELLYANUS LMSAO!!!