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[b]What do you expect from an under dog, if not to lie low? And how many women in Nigeria have jobs Since most women in the world have no economic back bone thus, are financially insecured, coupled with the fear of stepping out on their own then, they would remain meat for the vultures - men would always marginalised them. If all women are independent, the man that would dictate, intimidate, bully and control them is yet to be born. An independent woman would quickly change a bad situ and ASSERT herself because, she has the POWER to do so. That's why some men are so scare of people like us but, there's no need to be afraid if only they understand and know how to treat an independent woman by abiding by the 'rules of dignity and respect'. Therefore, women should stand on their dignity and insist on being treated with due respect that's the only way they could win this battle of the sexes. DEMAND YOUR RESPECT AND DIGNITY!! Please women, understand this, a man that cheats on you have no respect for you. Don't you think you deserve better? Some even go out there and bring Home HiV/aids to the mother of their children. How selfish and wicked a bastard could be ![]() ? It's not only that you cheated her, you also killed her thus, your children become victims, when both of you are gone, I wonder their future?? Obviously, a wicked man wouldn't give a hoot to his actions/consequences, but I'll say this to you, the doors of 'HELL' are wide open to consume your wicked a-se, when you get there. That's how I feel about such men!. Well, that's my answer to your question. [/b] |
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But since these Good Samaritans are too keen to help the poor, why can't they give them 'NET TO CATCH THEIR OWN FISH' instead otherwise, we won't be here talking about Master and Slave. For the Bible said it all in Proverbs Chpt. 22 .7 - where it tells us about Unequal relationship between the rich and the poor in relation to the Borrower and the lender. This confirms all the argument that, it's never a relationship of Equals as some people tries to make it look. We know, somewhere, somehow, someone is taking advantage of the other therefore, there's no such thing as Equal relationship between the poor and the rich because, the poor will always live at the mercy of the rich hence, Inequalities down the line. |
dfanthom:Hey Dfanthom, Don't worry, shey you understand American law? Na, 200 years for each of them. ![]() It's a concluded case, just wait for the verdict! |
chaircover:[b]Again Chaircover, may our Heavenly Father bless you abundantly for your sensitive and well balanced view in this matter/speaking out for the very poor. I understand we are all different and have different approaches to issues we are passionate about, am no different. It pains me more when I see or read about things like this because, I hate 'CONTROL' and this incident is not far from it hence, my interest in the topic! Some people belief that, with money they can get anything they want in life but they forgot or should I say, they lack this common thing, called 'Empathy' - a simple human touch of putting yourself in someone's situation in order to feel their pain or what they're going through. You see, some don't understand that the services slaves provide them, are unquantifiable therefore, no amount of money they pay, is enough to compensate for their suffering. When we talk about suffering, are we talking about the social, psychological, mental and, emotional costs or as you mentioned in your post, the physical separation and loneliness experienced by slaves as a result of moving away from their loved ones. The sad reality is that, the psychological effects of this slavery not only remains with the victims but also, extends to their children. No one would like to be known or be introduced as the son/daughter of a servant/housemaid of the Ajayi's. Or oh, you are the son of that Ofodike's cousin that used to live with them years ago, at Park Street! Now tell me, who would like this? In Nigeria, people know exactly what you mean when words like this comes up thus, a not so positive or uplifting feeling that could over-shadow one for the rest of their lives e.g. rejection, all forms of complexes and a constant feeling of lack of confidence even though, the person in question is an achiever in his/her own right. And what about depression and mental illnesses? Can they also be excluded from the fact? No! As far as am concerned, nothing can justify this abuse of power. This money power that's so corrupt that, it makes people think because they have it, they can buy anything they want including 'Humans' and, so far as they can justify they are only helping the poor, it's all ok. To that, I say thanks but no thanks you could do much more better than this![/b] |
Pharoh:[size=18pt]So if a hoax, you couldn't see the danger and the wake up call to curtail your ways Advise your brothers, sisters and friends Too bad? It might be a hoax but with this attitude, pray you are not the next victim.[/size] |
Oh, young and beautiful life cut short in time! Very sad indeed! May God Almighty grant you peace in his kingdom, Amen! Rest in peace! |
Hell no! Isn't this what makes infidelity so BEAUTIFUL ?? Would those of you who advocates for this kind of lifestyle for Nigerian man outside marriage, see the dangers of such behaviours and feel sorry for your own ignorance? Can you now see how silly you all are? Well, I could hear some say, it would not happen to me but I say, wait till it does? For those already infected, I told you so, you can now eat your hearts out! No, sympathy whatsoever! |
Dis Guy:Thanks for saying the truth! How anyone in their sound mind would post on here, this disgrace as a sign of development and progress in this region as well as a mark of respect for the University is beyond me. This is not only disgraceful, it is pure insanity! Goes to show that the person who posted this hadn't been anywhere in his/her life therefore, has no idea or any point of reference or comparison to realise that this scene looks nothing other than a VOMIT. Wouldn't blame him/her much, as that's what lack of exposure can cause! Anyway, keep speaking the truth and God bless you o o o! |
olabukola:Good morning to you! And how are you today? |
Hmmm! I could smell jealousy here! It seems some people are jealous of other peoples dual heritage here please, enough of this now! |
mavenbox:Hey, Lady! Is that how small your moral values are? Too bad!!! |
Well, maybe the whole truth hadn't been told. We wait to hear more. |
PupetMasta:God bless you for standing up for the truth and what you believe in! |
woletsn:Not really! Because, if there is no husband/wife there would still be children not necessarily from both of you but from other sources should you choose to seek elsewhere. It all boil down to 'freedom and choice' e.g. the man can choose to marry another woman instead, or the woman can go after other men if she's not happy with you/the arrangement in the household. Also, in this modern times, she can seek to do it alone by going for sperm donor/IVF so, you can see anything is possible these days with a 'husband or without'. Therefore, there's no such thing as "If there's no husband, there can't be children" because. there can! ![]() |
[b]Well, that's not how I see it! Because, Nigerians do not respect their own laws or have any enforceable laws does not mean other countries do not. We were told, when you're in Rome, behave like the Romans. Breaking the laws of a country that gave you refuge (not once but more than twice) is not a smart thing to do. When you visit a country, it's smart to abide by their rules and regulations but some Nigerians think because, they've got the legal papers to stay therefore, they have same rights as citizens born and bred. Well, not quite! As your Naturalisation could be terminated any time you are dangerously at the other side of the law and that's what we are all here now, reading about. You see, using the accolades he won for Britain to justify his behaviours is not right. Because, we've done this and that for our country therefore, if we kill somebody or some how break the law, we should be let off, is it Being a successful Sportsman benefited him more than Britain. Firstly, it gave him exposure and also made him a STAR he wouldn't have attained considering his disability if he'd remained in this our sorry country Nigeria (pity how some people forget their background so quickly!). Unfortunately, this guy didn't show smartness at all! You see, there are very good Nigerian who have lived in the West for more than 30, 40, 50 or even 60 years without anyone knowing they are here let alone British Police or a criminal record behind them. Yet, you hear such stories mainly, among most that smuggled themselves into this country through the back door in the early 1990's. Well, the message is, BEHAVE OR YOU'D BE SENT BACK TO YOUR HOME COUNTRY IRRESPECTIVE OF THE LENGTH OF TIME SPENT HERE OR WHO YOU MARRY/HOW MANY CHILDREN YOU HAD HERE. If you're smart listen otherwise, continue to play your game and you'd find out the hard way.[/b] |
posakosa:Wow! Posa, na you dey talk? Huh, you can talk this truth again! . God bless! |
chaircover:Hi Chaircover, Thanks for making things much simpler and more understandable for some! Some people don't get it, do they?? From what I'm seeing, it would take wild horses to drag it off their mentality/psych, honest! |
Deep Sight:Crap! Our God is Supreme Almighty God and he sees every thing. Nothing could be too far away from his watchful eyes so, distance has no impact on his abilities as testified in Jeremiah Chpt. 16 v. 17-18. |
Wow! This is very powerful, indeed! And our God is wonderful. Yes, I do believe in God's Angels and I know they are positioned in a hierarchical order in relation to their roles/functions. From what I learnt, Lucifer was actually, in the higher hierarchy in fact, a Cherub until he disobeyed God. Our God hates disobedience, period! For this reason, even you and I would not like or accommodate anyone that disobeys us. Let's face it, would we Therefore, disobedience to God is sinful hence Exodus Chpt. 20 - the 10 Commandments were given to guide mankind and the rewards for obedience are testified in Leviticus Chpt. 26 with abundance of blessings etc. So, to gain God's favours we must obey his Commandments and decrees. |
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Well, tell her to get another one and end the stress both sides, simple! |
tdmoggy:[b] I don't need to re-read your essay. The mere thought of negotiating for someone's child to come and live with you in your own household and serve you/family, is disgusting! Since this concept of boy, boy thing is so marvellous, why didn't your parents send you off some where to serve. Maybe, you'd be here now writing about your own sad experiences. YOU SEE, I DON'T BUY THAT IDEA OF EXPLOITING THE POOR BY PRETENDING TO HELP THEM. IF YOU REALLY WANT TO HELP, YOU KNOW EXACTLY WHAT TO DO, DON'T YOU YOU WOULD NOT ASK FOR ANY REWARDS WHATSOEVER AND CERTAINLY, NOT THEIR CHILDREN COMING TO LIVE WITH YOU AS A RESULT, AS THIS GIVES RISE TO ABUSIVE AND CRUEL SITUATIONS WE ARE ALL HERE, READING ABOUT. Because of poverty, I don't blame people for their wicked/cruel attitudes towards others as that's why, people find it so difficult to help others. Also, the problems we have in Africa are not only poverty oriented/linked but also, grandiosity - our need to be recognised/worshipped. Because, we have money and know we have the ability/access to most things in life, we tend to show our wealth in many negative and oppressive ways thus, the evil.[/b] |
tdmoggy:[b]So, by your house girl turning out perfect, made slavery right then, eh Therefore, all poor and people in need requiring support from us, should try it, first! How, cruel you are How, I wish I could hear the experiences of the enslaved in particular, that of your auntie, you are talking about here. I'm sure, there's a book in her that is, a best seller. If only human beings would treat each other the same without differentiating then, there wouldn't be 'Slavery'. God frowns on Slavery you know hence, his deliverance of the people of Israel from bondage in Egypt. Obviously, the Egyptian slave masters, enjoyed the services as well as the maltreatments they dished out on the Israelites hence the reluctance to accord them their freedoms. The same principle applies in every slave and master relationship situation as Genesis Chpts. 29 to 31 testifies what Laban, Jacob's uncle put him through before he could gain his freedom. Therefore, this act of Slavery is not a very nice thing people! And those who advocate it should please, walk a mile in a slave's shoe then, they will know! But why would anyone enslave another if not for lack of humanity in themselves? That 'Good Samaritan act', and that 'love thy Neighbour as yourself thing' obviously does not register. As a result, I ask those who love to enslave others, if you can afford to enslave them or buy their services with your wealth, why can't you afford to show mercy and humanity at least, by being 'charitable' in their times of need? No, it's all about benefit/gain, what's in it for me? After all, what would I gain from helping them? They are not my family some would say? Again, I ask what happens to humanity? What happens to helping someone you don't know without asking for rewards? This is because, Nigerians love this servant and Master thing - boy, boy thing! Yes, they love to be respected, adored, honoured and worshipped hence their love for titles - Oga, oga, Madam, madam, Sir, sir, Alhaji, Alhaja, Chief this and that etc as a way of distinguishing themselves from riff-raff in society thus, all the signs and elements of bondage in our society and on our own people. As we all know, a head cutter does not like his own head cut, does he? Obviously, when a master/madam doesn't know what it is to be a servant or slave, wouldn't they think it's their God given right to trash others? To that I suggest, they put themselves through the experience then, they would know what it is like and how to treat/respect others, no matter how small and poor. Maybe, this concept of boy, boy - an exploitation of the poor, so rampant in our society will begin to disappear. Maybe, when everyone become as successful as the auntie above then, people would learn to clean their own dirts without waiting for a slave.[/b] |
~Bluetooth:[b]Hey man, a point of correct here! Because, I've seen many people keep making this mistake I feel its time it's corrected. I noticed most Nigerians have no understanding of the of directions on the compass otherwise known as the Cardinal point as a result, don't understand Nigerian map and locations of their respective States, Towns and Villages on it hence, the mistakes. By definition, the Cardinal Point is: One of the four principal directions on a compass: North, South, East and West. Evidently, school geography teaches us this but I understand not many of us got there or learned that at school. Yes, in Geography we have Four Cardinal Points: North, South, East and West and anything in between these points are referred to as: North East, North West, South East, South West. It irritates me when I see people referring to the South as South South because that's where I come from. THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS SOUTH SOUTH instead, one could say FURTHER SOUTH OR FAR SOUTH. Yes, if we are talking in Pigeon English everyone would understand and no offence but when you are speaking or writing simple English, it's another thing. Please can we deviate from spreading or contaminating innocent minds with bad grammar and sentences since Nairaland is an educative/informative medium.[/b] |
Mbeki:[size=18pt]God bless you for hitting the 'CORE' of the problems!!!![/size] |
[size=18pt]Nice one! But we need the economic stability to support ventures as this because, not many Nigerians can afford it. No doubt, it's good for tourism but how many and how often would people from other parts of the world visit these resorts? Besides, the kidnapping incidents in the South and South East is really helping things, isn't it Yes, a good idea but there is a big "BUT" around it.[/size] |
[b]For most women, the mistrust in their marriages which makes them bend towards their children, lies on the Nigerian man's habitual infidelity. Unfortunately, Nigerian men consider this, their God given rights. What on earth would make a woman not to love a good husband? Because, of the above attitude and more, 40% of Nigerian women (30% abroad and 10% in Nigeria) tend towards their children. At least, in them, they have loyal friends - their children obviously would not disappoint - THICK'n'THIN. They would always look for mama no matter what and where! From what I am reading here, a lot of women are bending towards their husbands but knowing Nigerian society, it doesn't surprise me at all. Majority of their reasons for saying so could be economic, social and physical/emotional security which can often lead Nigerian women into ignoring/keeping a blind eye over their husbands abuses and continuous infidelity. Since, not many women in Nigeria has a job and some are traders - life generally is difficult, how then could a dog bite the finger that feeds him/her other than remain loyal till 'D'? Tell, me? Besides, Nigeria is a Patriarchal Society, where women are always reminded of their statuses, not only as 2nd citizens but also, the need to find a husband quick and marry. In this society, marriage is be all and end all and if you're not married at a certain age, you'd know about it too and, this might have led to all the "Thumbs up" for husbands by these women though, they might not admit it. Personally, where do I stand here? Like I'd said before, I'm one of the luckiest women to have a great guy in my life but understand too that, not many women are lucky in this aspect. We can't all be lucky in everything. Some are blessed with good marriages, friends etc and no children others have good children, good family support but bad marriages and that's life. For me, my children come first and nothing can change that. Husbands/wives could be replaced so are children but for the fact they slept in me, the labour pain, bosom feeding etc the bonding is too great to separate. Yes, our bonding with our husbands lies on the fact that: firstly, we fell in love and now are life companions cemented or bonded via our regular intimacy without which the Ol boy don leave house be that o o o! . Sey you don't regularly oil and turn the wheels? Well, you go no sey in no be dog o o o, man's best friend wey dey, dey loyal at all cost .However, unlike some women I will not tolerate any sign/trait of infidelity in my relationship though I have had no reasons not to trust him, completely. Having said that, any sign of it he's out like a flash irrespective of the million years I'd been married to him, trust me!!! I don't advocate remaining in an abusive and unhappy marriage for the sake of answering "Mrs Somebody" when essentially, you are "Mrs Nobody". I'm not one of those women that welcomes abuses by remaining in an abusive relationship, hoping things will get better, eventually. No, I haven't got that patience, ok! Besides, it's a sinful to defile your matrimonial bed. Yes, God frowns over divorce too (I could hear some say) but my rationale on infidelity would be justified and forgiven! Finally, yes, my children will always comes first based on the fact that, like most women, I love them so dearly and I love my husband too but I had very strong bonding with them and still have therefore, can't ignore my emotions towards my children because, all woman are not the same as, some have no emotional bonding towards their children at all.[/b] |
[b]Blame your desperate husband searching sisters called WOMEN, ok! You see, you're treated the way you want to be treated, that's why the man is doing what he likes because, he knows your sisters would put up with it. As you can see, the women in question are eating his sh-t and saying thank you for it hence, their constant fighting and killing each other for a 'nobody's husband'. Call it arrogance if you like, yes I am arrogant. Attitude, as well? I have that too because, I dislike women who continues to make it easy for men to trample on us this way, by making themselves available and easy to be used and abused by men. Imagine the level of abuses both women and children are suffering. Imagine, a man emotionally abusing his own children for his own selfish gains - two wives. When these children grew up and become "armed robbers, prostitutes, rapist and paedophiles" and we start blaming and asking 'where did they learn that?' Because, children learn what they see! To women, until you wean yourselves off this idea of husband searching and a ring in my 3rd finger at all cost but instead, protect yourselves with a shield of independent living, you'd remain in bondage for these men. But may I ask, who say'Thou Shalt Marry?'Is it compulsory Enough![/b] |
phammyus:[size=18pt] God bless you for your intelligent and logical reasoning, in this matter! Only, a man that lacks confidence in himself worry about these things. Based on their own hard work, why can't they build their own good reputations (not 419, not money launderer, not paid assassin, not a kiddnapper and certainly not a terrorist etc could earn them the recognition they crave.) instead of complaining and moaning their lazy a-ses off, on here. Abi, no be the owner of the cow na im get the pikin? So, why worry about names ![]() If they want recognition then, they should work on it!!! We will answer our family names, the way we want afterall, it's our birth rights and because, we can! So much of your intimidations and control over women therefore, eat your hearts off, those of you! [/size] |
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Since most women in the world have no economic back bone thus, are financially insecured, coupled with the fear of stepping out on their own then, they would remain meat for the vultures - men would always marginalised them.
