Family › Re: Opinion Poll: Cooking In A Host's House by soulglo: 8:45pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
bukatyne: Lols
One thing I am sure of is that 99% of the people on this thread and previous one will not do what the guest in the story did.
It was all fun I totally agree with this statement. Most of them will not. That question was also posed on the original thread and even the few who sort of answered beat around the bush |
Family › Re: Opinion Poll: Cooking In A Host's House by soulglo: 7:42pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
bukatyne: And who is dragging with you?
Or are we dragging anything?
You were tagged along somewhere and the next morning you enter kitchen and start cooking; good for you
I have the courtesy to wait till I am given the free way or host provides breakfast; good for me
So what is the problem again?
[b]Pla.nk dropped two scenarios which I said does not apply in this case.
[/b]If you dropped your opinions or gave instances you did same as the OP, I would have taken you seriously.
No opinions, no scenarios, just trying to stir the thread. Most of their scenarios are so off point. Someone talked about using the fan if you got hot. Makes no sense. If you are hot and there's a fan in the bedroom, the reasonable expectation is that you can turn it on. If you are hot, you do not start going from room to room to find a fan to use. That would be crazy. Another person talked about if someone had to eat for emergency reasons. We actually talked about that in the original post. If you are a diabetic for example, it is your responsibility to tell your host such so that arrangements could be made for you. If there is an emergency, you do what you have to do. God forbid we stick to the original scenario. The guest got up and walked into the kitchen and started preparing a meal without even having a conversation with the host about doing so. I don't care what culture you are from, that's just crazy. Stick with the topic. No one is saying that someone might be falling into a diabetic coma and we should let them die because the host is sleeping and we don't want to open the refrigerator to get some orange juice. People are just being childish |
Family › Re: What Degree Of Violence Should A Spouse Endure? by soulglo: 7:37pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
aisha2: The man actually said she went to attack a neighbours househelp in their former house severely injuring her which ended in police and court and because of all the wahala they had to relocate. The woman suspected the househelp of sleeping with her husband because the man gave her a ride from the gate of the estate to the house which was a distance and he saw the girl with some luggage.
When I was calling police the man asked me not to that I would just add to his problems I still would have called the police. Right there in front of him. Then let her try to attempt what she did to her husband to me. It's this type of person you make your life mission to finish. She keeps getting away with it that's why she keeps doing it. Based on the little we know she should have already spent time in jail. If someone had kept with it and made sure the police and courts did their job there's no way she would not be an ex-convict by now |
Family › Re: What Degree Of Violence Should A Spouse Endure? by soulglo: 3:37pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
This is one of the reasons I would have a hard time living in Nigeria. The stress is too much. I don't know how I could see something like that and let it go. I would report it to the police and will make hell for the police if nothing is done about it. So tell me how I could be happy in Nigeria when I have no choice but to get on the nerves of police officers. That woman should face charges and the man needs to seek help. Abused people sometimes do not even recognize that they are being abused. Someone should have put her under citizens arrest. Tie her ankles together with her wrist like a freaking hog until the cops get there |
Family › Re: Opinion Poll: Cooking In A Host's House by soulglo: 3:32pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
1. No 2. Hell to da No |
Celebrities › Re: Seyi Joseph Gives Birth To Two Sons With Gaypartner Under Uk's Co-parenting Laws by soulglo: 3:28pm On Jan 23, 2015 |
I am happy for her. I hope this works out well. Very encouraging. |
Education › Re: Salary Scale Of Lecturers In Nigerian Universities by soulglo: 1:58am On Jan 23, 2015 |
ebamma: make i hear word abeg, minimum wage in this country is 18k which equals 216k per annum, anybody earning 3million plus per annum with good planning can buy a ride and build a house within 5yrs, and some of those lecturers make extra income from teaching in private universities and schools Thank you. And this is one income. People in other countries have 2 income households. Also, the average nigerian does not believe in budgeting either. 6 mill is about $35g |
Celebrities › Re: End Time: Will Smith's 13yr Old Daughter Goes Coverless by soulglo: 8:35pm On Jan 22, 2015 |
This is disgusting. She needs to go sit her ass at home and read a book |
Celebrities › Re: Singer Asa Shows Off Her Thighs For The First Time! by soulglo: 8:34pm On Jan 22, 2015 |
She's pretty in a classy way. Most Nigerian boys prefer the Cossy Orjiakor's typr of beauty  Not surprised her man in not Nigerian |
Family › Re: My Wife Hates And Starves Her Stepchildren by soulglo: 8:28pm On Jan 22, 2015 |
This is just crazy. To think that I used to think I'd rather marry a divorced man with children because I want many kids but don't want to have to carry all of them and labor for hours. Imagine marrying a man with 3 kids then maybe you have just two. Family of 7. Perfect. All these issues arise when the common denominator does not set the right expectations. The man is at fault here. He married a 19 year old and clearly did not set expectations. I really hate the way Nigerians handle this step children issue. You can blend a family beautifully if everyone involved does their share. |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by soulglo: 8:17pm On Jan 22, 2015 |
damiso: My last word on this..
Me am I not bothered about side chic, main chic , left chic, side chic I am not even bothered about if it was the other way round I.e. madam and hubby were the ones who went to mistress' s house or even if two male friends and one tiv, english ,one Chinese or thai person etc etc etc whatever.
There is a reason I alluded to children's manners and that is because one of the main reason why we teach children not to accept things from strangers or even take things without asking is to teach them courtesy and delayed gratification well into adulthood. Of course there are different scenarios that could pan out but my point all along was seeking permission or respecting other boundaries and other people property. If we expect children to respect boundaries I don't get why we can't expect the same from adults.To me it does not even matter if I don't mind if same is done to me. In uni my friends used to borrow all my stuff all the time for parties and for some of my besties sef without permission.But me I will ask o I even rarely used to borrow people's stuff. I would say ' t is it ok if I use ur red purse' and I always used to get why are you asking naa but that's how I am.
Now I am not saying there are no grey areas (esp when relationships and bonds have been built) but I honestly don't actually believe we are actually saying its ok to take something of someone we don't have a rapport without permission. And yes like I said earlier I get 'we' all don't mind but mine and others point has been more etiquette expected on the part of the guest.
And I know we all say I will never go and sleep in a stranger's house that I won't be free but you can't tell in life.My mum was flying to Dubai once on Emirates and they had to have an emergency landing in Abu Dhabi.It was quite late and Emirates was trying their best to get them hotels but most were fully booked.Luckily she was travelling with her friend and that friend had a merchant who she was a very good customer to that had a house in Abu Dhabi.The man took them in for the night and they left for Dubai the next morning. He was a stranger to my mum and you can't be more paranoid than my mother.Her friend assured her and they gave them an ensuite room for the night.She came back to tell us stories of how accommodating arabs could be (me I told her u no know much arab dey make from alh ni ).So one can't always say what life throws at you.
[b]In my service yr, I stayed with people who my dad knew but in the true sense of it were strangers as I had never met them and they were very accommodating but I still took the cue of my hosts and respected myself.[/b]The wife told my dad later that she was so impressd.
Everyone was just hung up on the nitty gritty of what the host did wrong and how they would NEVER do suchand skirted around the issue of if they would the same as the guest.
Its all good sha and we are all different so we can't all see things the same way but on my own part sha I would NEVER go into the kitchen of someone I met the night before (even if we were cordial) and cook without permission. Get water maybe but cook.. lai lai.if I am hungry I will wait or go and buy food.besides I be ever ready I always have 1 or 2 cereal bars in my bag  |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by soulglo: 8:14pm On Jan 22, 2015 |
freecocoa: People can only say what they feel, which is not always correct, so people pointing out what Nigerian women do, shouldn't be a yardstick for judging this girl,unless you are agreeing all Nigerian women are the same, no?
I, on other hand, am judging madam based on her words which we all agree is covered in bile, In this case, I'd like to say that words should hold more relevance than looks, do you disagree?
Admitting not wanting to be there, doesn't have to have something to do with madam. Like ma'am Chaircover said in one of her posts, the girl probably wanted alone time with her man and was disappointed, it doesn't mean she blames madam for it, one is allowed to feel disappointed, where's the crime in that?
Having a problem with being there in the first place is not about the madam,unless they've had a previous encounter and are beefing each other, which isn't the case here. I never said it should be a yardstick. I am saying that the people who are pointing that out are willing to use that argument for the madam but not for her guest. That's my point. |
Family › Re: My Husband Has Gone Mad; Dissolve Our Marriage, Woman Begs Court by soulglo: 7:57pm On Jan 22, 2015 |
|
Celebrities › Re: Photo: Chief Tony Anenih & His Young Wife by soulglo: 4:35am On Jan 22, 2015 |
This picture is the very definition of these old fools robbing nigeria of her innocence |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by soulglo: 12:16am On Jan 22, 2015 |
freecocoa: No, one one gives someone they just met barely 10 seconds "one kind look". Unless you are saying, the girl had a beef with madam, madam couldn't have noticed "one kind look" if she didn't already see the girl as beneath her, prolly thinking she would have met the girl if she mattered to the dude,if otherwise, she wouldn't have addressed the lady in the manner she did in the recount, it is just too obvious, don't go assuming, you have to be sure, before concluding, I'm assuming here because the madam, assumed first.
What if what madam interpreted as "one kind look" is the girl's 'adjusting look', what if she had "anya half past four"? , I know I've heard people say to me "why you dey eye na" when I wasn't eyeing them, looks can be misread, if she was nice to the lady, the lady wouldn't have replied her rudely.
C You are assuming though. A few people on this thread have even pointed out that Nigerian women do this and that. So how do you know the girl did not walk in with a chip on her shoulder. She even admitted that she never wanted to be there in the first place so if anything we know for sure that she had issues with being there |
Crime › Re: Woman Batters 15-Year-Old Maid So Bad For Self-Servicing (Photo) by soulglo: 8:26pm On Jan 21, 2015 |
omonnakoda: This case is a test of the critical thinking [/b]of many posters . Imagine you were on a Jury in a trial and heard this story. Many are already saying the woman's actions are justified because she touched her daughter but this is wht the woman said
“She touches her private parts with her fingers and [b]she has started doing same to my daughters. I was really annoyed. When I asked her where she learnt it, she said she used to do it in the village. The beating I gave her was the highest since she has been living with me. I tied her hands and legs. Besides, she is used to stealing. She steals my money and items from school.
She has started doing same to my daughters. i.e HAS STARTED
My questions Started when? How did you find out ? When? What did you do?
Your Daughters (in the plural) not one but more.
My questions and you continued to keep her in your house. Did you discuss this with any person? Certainly if thi is true it has happened before that day. My questions what actually happened on that day and what did you do.
The fact that that she throws so many allegations into one is already suspicious
What is her relationship to this girl?
Overall her story is not convincing but it is disappointing how credulous people can be. If I find somebody touching my daughter she would not get an opportunity to repeat it!! I highlighted critical thinking. This is nairaland. There's no room for that here. |
Crime › Re: Woman Batters 15-Year-Old Maid So Bad For Self-Servicing (Photo) by soulglo: 8:24pm On Jan 21, 2015 |
Did Punch news report this to the police? The silly neighbor did not either and to show you how primitive Nigeria is the criminal who did this to this child even confessed that she broke the law. In public. She is still walking around free. Nigeria is worse than afghanistan |
Family › Re: My Husband Thinks I Lied 2 Him About My Virginity Bcz I Didnt Bleed The 1st Time by soulglo: 8:08pm On Jan 21, 2015 |
scholarosisi: To whom or how do I tell my own story. This virginity is also an issue in my marriage. Though I never discoursed virginity with my husband. But he hunts me every day about my not been a virgin even when I looked like one. I had told him several times to let me be or look for other excuse for his behaviour. Even though I know myself, I don't want to engage in a fight with him on that issue because I know him very well. Is either he does not want to belive his exoerience on our first intercouse or or he just want justify beign a womanizer. I can remember vividly that it was war for him on our first intercourse. though I did not Check for blood didn't even know that blood will come out nobody told me and I was too shy to even look at him or even arround the room and the pains was too much. I was 18yrs old then that was in 1996 just left secondary school. he was 36yrs old then, my father's junior friend and has already ask for his consent to marry me. What am even saying even when I had my first baby it was war every where was tight my virgina was so tight my nipiple was so flat that the baby has nothing to hold to suck breast even the nurses scolded him for not doing a good job on me. Though I undersand that cos we were not living together then he traveled out when I became pregnant and returned as soon as am about to give birth. So we didn't have enough time together. This is our 17th yrs in marriage with 4 children 3 boys and a girl and he is still bringing up virginity in our quarrel I sincerely belive he is cheating on me and is looking for some excuse to justify his lifestly, if not only last 2yrs he told me that my body has relaxed he can now have sex easily with me and I noticed it too. See I vowed in my life that I will never have sex with more than one man in my lifetime christianity aside is just a matter of decision. I sometimes imagin why he bring up virginity issue any time we are quarreling though am not bothered that much cos they say clear conscience fear no accusation, but I just imagine some times. My story is long jare let me stop here. I have no words. Good lord. |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by soulglo: 8:06pm On Jan 21, 2015 |
ileobatojo: Omo alata means pepper seller (direct translation). But really means an uncouth, badly behaved and razz person (typically female).  LOL @ typically female. My word for the day. I have to use it today on nairaland. Who can I call omo alata here. They are mostly men so that should be omo alato or something lol |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by soulglo: 8:00pm On Jan 21, 2015 |
ileobatojo: Exactly. The girl is a stank ghetto hoodrat. A real omo alata. As far as I'm concerned madam should not apologize to her.
If anything they should all be apologizing to madam for cornering her into allowing the man and his random bed mate spend a night in their home.
And I don't give a crap who uses my kitchen either. In fact I tell guests right off the bat to feel free and help themselves. LMAO Please what does Alata mean |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by soulglo: 1:43am On Jan 21, 2015 |
|
Family › Re: Is My Wife A User?? - Advice Please by soulglo: 11:57pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
|
Family › Re: Is My Wife A User?? - Advice Please by soulglo: 7:45pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
donpeey22: Thank you for the correction and may I officially appoint you my Editor in chief on Nairaland even though you made many obvious errors in your own post.  Back to the topic. Op's wife knew that her hubby never had a business of his own but depended on family wealth yet she went ahead to marry him only to turn around and mock him for that after marriage.A good wife would lovingly help her hubby start up a business but no! op's wife in her selfishnesas was only able to collect a whooping 10mil from him to start up her own business, yet she still can't help her hubby in family financing but would rather continue to talk him down and make him feel less a man. She must have caused op too much emotional pains hence he opened this thread.That's why I said she is devilish. Thank you. I will make a name tag and wear it. Donpeey22's editor in chief  Here's the thing about running a business and I'm pointing this out because I see this all the time on this website. You cannot start a business for somebody and hand it over to them. Chances are it will be over before it starts. I always hear people advising men to open a small business for their wives to keep her busy etc and I just wonder if people even understand what it takes to get a business plan and then actually put that into action and then actually keep it going. If most people understood that then we would not be talking about what she could do for her husband as far as helping him with businesses. Let's assume the OP is 35(based on the 79 on his name), do you think it is a good idea to even encourage him to depend on his family? The best thing he can do for himself and his children is to fix his issues. No one is absolving her of anything and I really believe that the OP needs to be apart from her but I get the feeling that they have had financial issues in the past and she sees the need for them to make their own money rather than depend of family. I think OP thinks he loves his wife but he might just have Stockholm syndrome  add to that the fact that he is a man and most men would not admit that they are victims of domestic abuse. Anyway I hope you know I was joking about the butts. It's still butt and not butts though  |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by soulglo: 7:22pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
bukatyne:

I am guilty of helping people clean sha. I don't even like to clean my own so I'll welcome help  |
Family › Re: My Husband Thinks I Lied 2 Him About My Virginity Bcz I Didnt Bleed The 1st Time by soulglo: 7:16pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
crisycent: How's he an illiterate? Maybe his reason for marrying the OP is the promise of blood on the first day of sex. He's disappointed and feels cheated. Same thing one smallie did to me, she said she was a virgin but as I dig the well reach I no jam blood.
OP please don't tell your husband, you can lie that when you were young and was washing your "apute republic", you pushed your finger in too deep and you noticed a little blood then but didn't think it would affect your being a virgin. Just wash him sha! Please don't forget to thank me later if my wash pays off. OP don't listen to him. Don't ever lie to your husband. Furthermore, your mother claims someone called you into a room. Theres no proof that he did anything and you have no memories. Explain to your husband the science of the hymen. It is not rocket science. Lying to your husband is a big no no. Please do not do it |
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by soulglo: 7:13pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
raumdeuter: The OP is 100% at fault.
She was already on the defensive before the guest even said a word, She looked at me somehow, she felt she was older than me etc
You mean you decoded all these from her eyes and unspoken word? Some people are witches for real. And I hope you and your children never need help in life.
So your guest needs to eat at 5am and you wont wake up till 9am, the guest has to wait because this kitchen is Holy of holies that someone cant enter? I am sure, If the guest had come to your door at 5am to knock to ask for permission to use kitchen it would have been another fight
Na wa o. I now see why God doesnt elevate or bless some people beyond a certain limit. If youre a company owner or governor then some people wont even be allowed to breathe Sometimes I wonder what African culture is anymore. It seems we hold on the archaic parts of it and leave the important ones. As an African child, you are taught not to help yourself to anything. If you were a guest somewhere, you do not even reach out your hand to take something. Even if offered, you give your mother side eye to make sure she is okay with it because even when the host offers and you take it you might get in trouble when you get home. Why then is it okay for a grown ass mature woman not to understand that it is not okay to help yourself to anything in anybody's home. Does it mean that when you become as adult that it gives you the license to lose your mind? Yes, if I was a guest somewhere and it is 10am and my lazy host has not gotten out of bed to be a good host and serve breakfast I will stay hungry until she awakes. What kind of undisciplined person am I that I would get up and help myself to something. Serious case of otonni. Will waiting even a full hour kill you? @edwife I hear you but your standard of clean might not even be her standard of clean. That is why when you are somewhere new, the best thing you can do for yourself id observe. Don't make yourself a nuisance. Even the dishes you wish to wash might be a major issue for your hosts. I have seen people wash the dishes and then dry them with a napkin before they put it on the rack. I have seen people just wash and rinse and dump it in the rack and let the water drip into the tray. Some people find this disgusting. I especially am grossed out when I see the water marks on the tray. My sister for example washes her dishes and actually puts then in the dishwasher  . You cannot insert yourself into the runnings of someone's home. It is better to observe and let your host lead. When I visit my older sister I never watch the TV in her living room because my brother in law does so many things on it. He times things to record on his box etc. I get overwhelmed by all of that. Would he kill me if I watch tv and somehow mess his programs up. No. But I'm not going to mess with his TV. To be honest I would not be surprised if this was more of a redneckish American crowd. This is a Nigerian crowd. I'm honestly surprised to hear that it is okay to do things like this. On Aisha's end I can see how her brain is working. She obviously understands the pettiness of some Nigerian women and is coming from that angle. While I understand that, it does not change the fact that she was a guest. I am the type of person who will stand up for myself but even if I know that someone does not like me, I will have to prepare to put up with that person if I am in their home. It's not my place to check them over anything or anyhow they decide to run their home. Especially when I am clearly the one over stepping. It's not like I don't have my own home to return to and sit on my couch spread eagled and dig my nose if I want. |
Family › Re: My Husband Thinks I Lied 2 Him About My Virginity Bcz I Didnt Bleed The 1st Time by soulglo: 6:07pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
freeboy604: Only if you are not a toddler, you would have understand that I have the right to make my submission and not to be insulted, and I wish my second young brother could see you in person, you would have learn to make your contributions and not insult others. Did I insult you? Ok I said get the heck out of town. |
Politics › Re: Jonathan Campaign Team Disowns Fayose's Death Advert by soulglo: 6:04pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
Who cares about the stupid death wish. The poster was clearly very tribalist. Imagine if an elected official was openly racist. People would call for his head. These people are clueless |
Family › Re: My Husband Thinks I Lied 2 Him About My Virginity Bcz I Didnt Bleed The 1st Time by soulglo: 5:48pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
|
Family › Re: Should I Have Allowed Her? by soulglo: 5:32pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
|
Family › Re: He Has Changed.. Almost Completely by soulglo: 5:24pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
Ohwhy: I just got married recently, not up to two months and its not anything like I imagined. We dated for almost 6yrs before we decided to tie the knot.The man I met and fell in love with was everything I ever wanted in a man. He was caring, selfless, a good listener, very understanding. The man i am now married to is nothing close to the man I dated. This one thinks of himself mostly, he calls me names, hurtful names, names that I find hard to forget even till today. I seem to be talking to myself whenever am talking to him. He raises his voice like he's talking to a kid. It shocks me because he knew my character and my personality before he asked me to marry him yet he did. And now he says these things like they just erupted suddenly. You can imagine your own husband keep mentioning divorce when we are barely 2mnths married. I am not a fan of divorce even if we haven't done our church wedding yet. I am pregnant which makes divorce out of the question for me. But this doesn't seem to bother my husband one bit, he seems to have thought everything out perfectly to his own benefit. Am not happy at all. I don't know how much of this I can take. I wanna do what is best for my baby. This sucks bigtime. What to do? Nairalanders pls help! What's your definition of "marriage". Have you gone to court to make it legal? |
Family › Re: My Husband Thinks I Lied 2 Him About My Virginity Bcz I Didnt Bleed The 1st Time by soulglo: 5:21pm On Jan 20, 2015 |
freeboy604: The husband has every right to have felt disappointed, even though the husband did not married her because she was a virgin he was very proud that his wife was a Virgin based on what his wife told him which would have strengthen their bond/trust, now that it turn out to be the opposite he is looking and thinking of is this how we are going to continue with a relationship that is supposed to be everlasting? He is a human being and as it is now, I will advice you allow your mother do the explanation to him, that you were not told on till this issue came up, with time he will overcome this challenge. Good bless. So the mother should sit down and start discussing her daughter's vagina with her son in law. Get the Bleep outta hia with this nonsense  |