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I remember the day my daughter woke me up to gladly announce "I washed your car Daddy!" I had tears in my eye. I pray for everyone reading this. That God will give you the grace to enjoy parenthood. |
AbelAbdul:Yes, the police does not have the right to arrest over debt but they (police) can arrest over "obtaining by false pretence" which is what we call 419. You can report a case of obtainig by false pretence. Also, Lagos state has a Small Claims Court. You don't need a lawyer and their cases are dispensed within two weeks. Walk in there and make a report. They will be summoned and if they refuse to turn up, you can get arrest warrant for them. The small claims court is at Ogba courthouse. Just go there and ask for it. Again you do not need a lawyer for that. |
Ebafication. |
impactValue:From your write up, you are too advanced to be seeking advice from nairaland. |
DispatcherLagos:These are my thoughts too. Nigerian employees can put into the kind of trouble you never bargained for! They must have acted out of panic. One story said the guy was ill before coming to write the exams. I believe the hotel owner is innocent. |
wfjimmytobby:2 months and you're already "spending on her"? Tomorrow you will come and seek for advice about your one year marriage and how your wife disrespects you because you are no longer giving her money as before abi? You've made money your only strength in the relationship. Therefore it has to continue to be strength all through the relationship. That's how it starts. Apparently, you're looking for a prostitute. |
TundeWX:Actually a lot could be done. Lagos state has a domestic violence response team. OP, tell the woman to go to Alausa (ministry of justice), ask for the sexual and domestic violence response team. They are very effective and responsive. |
Dear OP. It is ok for you to get angry and refuse to eat her food. It should be temporary though. 1. The truth is a new business requires consistent funding for up to three years or more if it has to grow. 2. Since it's just two of you now, manage to hold the family with your salary and as much as possible, let the business grow. (I'm assuming she is managing it diligently. 3. What you are experiencing is normal for most marriages. Not meant to scare you but you need to start putting your feet down from now else it will be too late!. 4. Since you are growing a family business, both of you MUST develop the habit of budgeting. Once you agre on what to spend, stick to it no matter what!. You must be firm but not brutish about it. 5. Take charge now by letting her know why you must not expend beyond certain limits and stick to it. By the time she realises you are a man of purpose and decision, she will gradually key in. 6. You must ensure the business is being run prudently. Take a course in accounting and small business management and get her to do same. (Free on YouTube) 7. You need to show leadership. That's what she is yearning for. Things are not easy but with a firm purpose and a clear roadmap, progress will come gradually. 8. Again, take charge of your home now otherwise, the dangerous journey of regret will set in and it will only end in ruins. 9. Don't ever regret marrying her. Seek solutions to any issues. (Issues plenty for life o!) |
Very easy to stop. Follow my guidelines below. 1. Call the wife from work and tell her how lucky she is to have this kinda hussy. 2. When you get home and they invite you again, after dinner, make a speech; thank the man profoundly for being such a cute, intelligent and caring husband. 3. By the man an expensive perfume. 4. Call the wife after the gift and ask her the following questions; A is her cute husband romantic? B how long does he last in bed? C how long is his ***k? No be person go tell you to go back to your village after this. That feeling will jus die. Especially if the wife is a correct Igbo woman. (Note; I am Igbo so this is not an insult to our women) |
Advice for the young; marketing skills can make you the MD of ANY company (including a bank!). With only engineering skills, you can only become the Head of Engineering department. Since you studied engineering, please embrace marketing. Depends on you though. Lack of marketing skills is one reason why many startups with wonderful products never make it beyond five years. |
She still has poise, grace and she is still elegant. See that smile! |
See wahala! Did we counsel you to start sleeping with her? Why are seeking to make a decision based on public opinion? Please make your decision and take care of your child. |
An Afghan proverb: "there's no how you will look inside anus and you will not see poopoo". ![]() That's the reason why. Those guys will always find a reason to book you. No matter how up to date your documents are. |
The one turning his head upwards and the one wearing American flag pata have crossed the border already. Those ones are not coming back again. ![]() |
YourWriter:I don't think you are ready for a relationship. Reason? You are soliciting advice from social media means you are not decisive yet. Go, improve on your decision making capacity, then make your decision. |
Please update; Idris Derby (Chad) is dead. |
When you were cooperating with them to change election results where was your independence? |
Kabiyesi is now a wailer! The worst thing that happened to Nigeria is lack of opposition! If you talk, they will say you are supporting PDP. #BringBackAbacha. |
smartxyz:Different name! Those days in the village, when your girl is sent on errand by her mother, you follow her there and back. What is that in english? Errand date? |
OverCalculating:Don't wait till you have all the money, start repayment immediately. If possible, borrow from friends/family to add to your repayments; it's called show of good faith. And that would be your best defence anywhere. While you are repaying, write them and give a repayment plan. If possible get a lawyer to help you with this; you are safer if you spend money upfront rather than waiting for their legal department to write you first. But make sure you have paid something regularly! Once your repayments become regular, you will notice that the threats will stop. Regular repayment is the key since you let them know you earn income now. If you gave post dated cheques that "bounced", they could sue you for that and it is a criminal case that carries 2 year sentence in Nigeria (no matter the amount on the cheque). If you make regular repayments and the threats continue, report them to Lagos state human rights commission. This will inhibit them from getting you arrested. But again; proof of regular repayments must be shown! The commission will end up forcing them to accept your repayment plan. If you could accept a 40k job when your own business failed, it means you are a humble and resilient person. Don't give up on your dreams, finish the repayment and relaunch your business again. I see success for you because the worst is over and you've learnt how NOT to do business. Suggestion; if you have someone that can sustain you, you can pay 30k monthly to your creditors. If push turns to shove and you show proof that you are repaying 30k out of your 49k income, that will be more than adequate to prove that your intent was not to defraud. |
Olam09:If you've found her, go and pay her bride price. Then if she doesn't remove the post after that, call me and I will tell you what to do. NB: if you've not paid bride price yet, please understand that there is no "finding". |
At that age, validation, companionship and acceptance are much more important than sex. However, some people have high sexual urge at old age. You need to engage with your Dad; if he's not getting companionship from your Mum, if he's not getting sex from your Mum, if he's not getting respect from your Mum. These could be triggers. Remember you mentioned he wasn't like this earlier? Find out what changed for him. If you are uncomfortable with these enquiries, get them to counsellors. Alternatively, you can go brutal; stop giving him upkeep money for two of them, give it to your Mum instead. And just give your Dad pocket money. |
Warrior14:I will be brutal; you prefer to die than to be alive in "shame" of a called-off marriage? RIP in advance |
Are we so dumb we don't recognise this is scripted? |
Missing Naeto C's music. His collaboration with Asha remains one of my best Nigerian songs of all time. Lemme play "things are not the same" now. |
I was using and enjoying Tecno Spark IV. I don't know what carried me to "upgrade" to Samsung galaxy AO2. My regret started after I inserted my SIM. If a call comes in, you have to wait for 6 seconds before you see the caller ID. It drags like hell when streaming video. When it automatically upgraded to Android 11, it became worse. However the adaptive screen (brightness automatically adjusts to the environment) and no useless unwanted apps are the only reason I'm keeping the phone. I will change to a Nokia at the right time (money). |
Go to Lagos State citizens arbitration centre and file a report. He has NO right to break into your apartment even though you are owing. There's a legal process to evict tenants. If he has not followed it, then he cannot forcefully evict you. Lagos state is taking that issue very seriously just like domestic abuse. |
Lamanii22:Simple, it's any of: 1. You don't love him. You only feel infatuation for him. 2. You have personal issues with a male dominant figure in your life. (Your Dad, Uncle, Big brother, Boss etc) 3. You are immature and NOT ready for a relationship but he is "forcing" it with too much love, or too much attention. |
Simple but true: fellow men, please take care of your health. If you develope a chronic illness, the same family you are killing yourself for will see you as a burden. In truth, you are then a burden. You are more useful to your children when you are ALIVE and HEALTHY! It's only the living (and healthy) that can solve problems o! If you are alive and sick, you become part of their problems. Do you want to be part of the problem or the solution to the problem? |
Euthenesia is not an option in Nigeria. Your pains must be deep. Look inside yourself and make a decision to go through this storm. This is your promotion exam. Please give it all you got. Look for one kind hearted lecturer in your faculty and open up to him/her. God always plants helpers when your storm comes. Don't close up; you may miss a helper. Speak to as many people as possible for help. Do not be ashamed to beg. Beg doctors, beg lecturers, beg neighbours, beg cousins, beg in-laws. Forgive (and I mean truly forgive) those who can help but refuse to do so. Accept ANY help from ANYWHERE! Believe me, I see you motivating other people in pain sometimes in the future. On the other hand, older men (like me) we need to take good care of our health for the sake of our families. Remember you are the most important thing to you! If you are sick, you automatically become a problem for the next generation you're killing yourself for. Life happens though. As you go through this, do not loose sight of your greatness in future. This is your promotion exam. Though slightly different, I passed through similar test of strength. You may not agree with me but ...all things work together into good for those that believe. Please pass this exam. |
adesegun121:But na balanced equation you give above na? |
May 1 1998. 3am. I was on night bus from PH to Lagos. Between Benin and Ore. The luxury bus (belonging to the most popular transport company in Nigeria at that period) slammed into a stationery trailer carrying concrete slabs . Driver, conductor and passengers in the first five row of seats all died. Before then, I always sat on the first row of seats in a luxury bus anytime I travel. But on this particular trip, as I went to buy the ticket at PH, as soon as the ticket attendant asked me; what seat do you want? ( I was number one on the ticket queue just because I must chose seat 1, 2, 3 or 4. But as soon as she asked the question, I opened my mouth but nothing came out. Everyone on the line started shouting at me to chose my seat and leave the queue. I struggled to speak but nothing came out. Someone from the back shouted that I was starring at the beautiful ticket attendants breasts. Still nothing came from my mouth. In punishment, the ticket attendant (was also shouting at me now to make a choice so she can attend to others) assigned me seat number 44. The very last row on the bus. And ordered me to leave the queue. I left in shock; me? Seat 44? But I was temporarily dumb. That was my saving grace. 3am, between Benin and Ore. I was asleep. Suddenly BANG! I still (very clearly) hear the shrieks, cries and moaning of the dying till this day. The night was pitch black. I have a slight scar on my face from that. Because I was in the last row, I was thrown forward and hit my face on the floor on top of some object. Another bus quickly stopped and offerd those of us with minor injury free ride to Lagos. What struck me with dumbness when I wanted to claim seat number 1? |