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PoliticsRe: ~Have You Ever Denied Your Country(Nigeria)? . . .~ by Theblessed(f): 12:36pm On Oct 19, 2009
[b]Never, ever! Even if the last man pack his bag and leave the place without looking back, it's still my country and I love it. Yes, it's true that I had never benefited from anything in Nigeria except being born there.  Everything I own or have in life today, this country gave me but, what did my own country do for me??Is my own country not obligated to give me a net to catch my own fish or create opportunities that we all could tap from, just as this country did? You see, I owe it to her for opening the door for me to benefit from all she took from my own Country. But who would have stopped her slamming the door on our faces and say, go home if she'd wanted to do so yet, the leaders of our own country have stolen more than she ever did and, they never cared.  However, in spite of all her korokoro, Nigeria is Home and I love her! Green, green grass of home!

Now, abi, wetin you want me deny? Hang on, make we get this right! Na de Nigerian Isi-ewu or na Suya or na Ofe egusi with real pounded yam. Or you de talk about ugba and okporoko, Ewedu and amala  or kpomo or cow tail and shaki! Which one, you de talk say make I deny huh! A beg o o o! You want make me vex, now smiley smiley smiley smiley smiley! You see, monkey say ino say im pikin wowo, istill im baby and, im love am. kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss Nigerian might be lacking in every aspect but, it's still my Home sweet Home! I go better one day!  No regrets calling it home!

Afterall, every country has something bad about its present or past, even this country - their own records are worse and no where to be compared to Nigeria. Whatever, Nigerians may have done abroad though, I would not support it if negative but it could not be worse than other countries judged on the same level as her or above her.

Long live Nigerian! It's time to change your ways so that your people would be proud of you, once again. Long live my dear country!
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FamilyRe: . by Theblessed(f): 5:44pm On Oct 17, 2009
furiban:
@ Theblessed     surely I have moved on forever but this story needs to be told so that many young people (both male and female) can learn from this mistake many thanks people  I am stronger than ever!
Yes! Glad you had the courage to warn people on here.  But, there are still people who would say, it will not happen to me! To them I say, wait till it does!

You see, 'Love' is intoxicating and would make you do things you wouldn't normally do and we Nigerians would say, na JUJU it take hol am! smiley smiley As you know, everything in Africa is JUJU - whether na headache o o , ear ache o o, runny stomach o o (that is, diarrhoea - it's still juju. wink wink wink wink ).lol grin grin grin
It's good you told them!  Good luck!
FamilyRe: Wombs For Rent In Nigeria - Is This Greed Or Madness? by Theblessed(f): 5:24pm On Oct 17, 2009
[b]You see, people are entitled to do what they like with their lives afterall, it's them the consequences will fall upon.  Nigeria is in dire strait - there's poverty everywhere you look.  Its awful!! Everyone is entitled to be alive so, what can the poor do? In situations like that, you have to swim or you drown and no one would want to drown, would youhuh  Let people live their lives, whatever sin they commit in the need to feed themselves and their child, they are answerable! And for the people who exploit their situations, I don't blame them for their greed! Its not your fault if you couldn't have children (i.e. in certain situations, I do not mean self inflicted pain some women have caused themselves through series of abortions in their past). Not being able to have children is not the end of your life and, life must go on! One can go to the orphanages and adopt abandoned children. It goes both ways as we know, some people are 'Childless' and some children are 'Parentless' (that's my own constructed vocabulary - take note before you start your criticisms of my writing). 

All, I can say is if you have the heart to carry your own baby, give it away and then, live happily with your conscience afterwards, too sorry!

Western women do Surrogacy all the time for similar reasons and most of the times to help childless couples experience parenthood but, they ask for a leg 'n' an arm in money.  For Nigerian women to request some N130,00 is derisory, people! Far, far too small for their pain. Pain as we know it, is not only the 'physical pain' a woman experiences during child birth, what about the 'mental and emotional pain' of living with a guilty conscience for giving away her own child for the rest of her life, that is UNQUANTIFIABLE - no amount of money can compensate for that, people!

Remember, whatever you do in this life, you will answer for it one day! Too, bad!!! cry cry cry cry cry
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PoliticsRe: Do We Need Another International Airport In Lagos ? by Theblessed(f): 3:40pm On Oct 17, 2009
Princek12:
The Blessed,
First, could you please use the same font (color and size) that everyone is using? Your current font is annoyingly distracting
and does not add to your substantive arguments. Why don't you get this simple analysis. While private investors with expertise in airport management would be using their resources for the proposed airport, it by no means affect any other govt. initiatives such as fair housing, among others; and your proposition about using the money to construct affordable housing is irrational because you cannot commandeer private investors on how to spend their money. Also it is not a feasible alternative to have govt-run housing-- private developers would do a better job. In prior years, govt. run housing such as the low-cost housing estates constructed during the Jakande regime failed woefully for obvious reasons: they were aesthetically incapacitated, terribly maintained, and circumstances surrounding those low cost buildings help to breed crime.
[b]Hi Mr

I don't have to respond to your comments on here but I would like you to know something. You see, I hate bullies and understand that Nigeria is fully of them. But people like you can't bully me, why??  Because, we are all same product - Nigerians. If you have understanding and live in a world of 'Live and let live', you would understand that like you, other people are entitled to happiness - whatever that meant to you.

We all have different needs and, approach our needs/challenges differently - so do you and I, but what gave you the right to tell me how I should live my life? You're happy writing in the font you are comfortable with, so do I. What makes you think you know what's right for me? Because, everyone is writing in the same font therefore, I should, ehhuh Does everyone have the same needshuh If you're a follower, I don't follow - I lead, others can follow if they want! Please understand this, if you want respect you have to accord the same, ok! 

People are free to do what they want even if its hurting/annoying others, as you claimed. It's only ignorants with jealousy in their hearts claims that bold texts are blinding to them. To that I say, you can get blind if you want, my bold texts stays as they are and any more of your threats, will get them more bigger - be warned!! I am comfortable reading big texts than small ones as I have eye problems. If my big texts are annoying to you and others, please don't read my essays/commentaries, they are not meant for you, ok! Sometimes, people should understand they have limited powers to change things around them and, this is one of them. From what I am seeing here, if you have the power obviously, you would have changed my font to suit your need to control me on here unfortunately for you, you can not and I'm glad you can see you haven't got the power therefore, back off!!

I have not done any thing wrong on here, I chose my font like anyone else so what's the heck? Look, if you can not beat them join them, ok! If my font is upsetting you, I suggest you try it and stop moaning! Probably, you haven't the skills or you're having difficulty accessing technical features of this website in that case, please ask people they will teach you.  Personally, I'll be obliged to teach you if you wouldn't swallow your pride and shy away.

Right, let's not get distracted from the issues. Your arguments regarding the above topic is quite unreasonable.  Are you saying that, because private investors are planning to invest their money in Nigeria therefore, we should allow anything they propose in the name of development? What a rationale? Surely, this your emotional blackmail will not wash! You see, Nigerians have suffered alot and have needs that should have been sorted 50 years after Independence and, they hadn't obviously, your new Airport is not one of them. I could hear some people continuously blaming the Colonial Masters for Nigeria's failure to develop herself but hey, I ask since she hadn't grown up after 50 years when will she? It's always someone's fault that Nigeria has done this and not that but when will Nigeria own up to her own mistakes?

Get me right, I am not criticizing the Governor's achievements in Lagos State because, he has done well compared to his predecessors. I am Pro development and growth in my Country but will criticize any thing I consider or see as a hindrance to the development/growth of my people. If for nothing else, at least,Nigerian is blessed with Human Resources and for us to develop and achieve our aims, Nigeria must tap into her human resources and we can not do that when our people are lacking the most important of all Human Rights - Food, Shelter and Clothing - majority of people in Nigeria and particularly in Lagos are poor and have no abode and some people even live below one dollar a day and here you are building a new Airport, for who?

You've got to count one before you can count two, buddy!

As you mentioned, the low cost Estates during Jakande's era was a New Kid on the Block idea at the time yet, according to you, it failed. It did not deliver what was intended but whose fault? Remember, just as this new Airport, Jakande's low housing scheme was someone's idea, someone's plan, someone's construction, someone approval and the masses then supported it yet, it failed. Your argument is, it failed because of aesthetic reasons, maintenance issues and crime. Again, I ask, whose fault? Obviously, that of the Wise men who thought they got it right then, just as these lots are now thinking and you are supporting them.
But, what makes you think this Airport will deliver as promised? With time we will know, won't we? Knowing Nigeria, it won't surprise me when in 5 - 10 years time, someone will come up here on N/L or similar technology, criticizing the Airport's failures. I can not wait to see that and, you will realise all we've been saying that, it is more beneficial to 'modernise and maintain' in order to divert the money to areas of importance in our peoples' lives.

The maintenance argument you put forward is very important to Nigerian development. Everyone know, Nigeria is not a Country that 'MAINTAINS' things. They like new things but they won't look after it and don't like spending time learning instead, they are very smart at copying others and pretend as if, it's their own original ideas. For example, some time ago someone claimed Nigeria launched her own Satellite! Really, I said? To show how stupid some Nigerians are. May I ask, has Nigeria got Satellite Engineers who can  construct, fabricate the materials and assemble a Satellite technology? Or did they have to buy from another Country and pay their Engineers with our oil money to install it up there, instead of training and supporting our own? And when this Satellite breaks down, who maintains it? Obviously, foreign Engineer as Nigeria has not got her own.  Here, we pump in more oil money we should help our people with, into foreign land in order to access Satellite technology, how stupid?

If you want to be like the big boys, you better act like them every aspects. You see, maintaining the technology up there does not cost much to the British, Americans, France, Germany, Japan, China etc as they have their own well trained/equipped engineers but where's Nigeria's ownhuh And there you are bragging Nigeria has got her own Satellite when it falls on foreign engineers to maintain it and without them 'No Show' What a stupid claim! Know it now, Nigeria has no claim to any technology past or present maybe in the future, ok!

Based on what we've been reading on here, it seems many of you haven't got it. Listen again, our people are suffering and need help and support they can get to change their lives therefore, they need this money to be put it where it will benefit them and, a new Airport is not the place, it only serve the interests of the rich with excess wealth to lavish, I hope you GOT IT now!
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FamilyRe: . by Theblessed(f): 7:09am On Oct 17, 2009
furiban:
Nonchalant how?   In the sense the other party has been discretely calling to see if "we" can get back and trying to block the divorce proceedings       as a colleague said           it is let slapping the full tank of a trailer to draw the attention of the driver             


@radiant            as earlier said this blog is for other people to learn from mistakes               and mind you not really strangers per se but I need not go into details lest the whole lesson would be lost in long boring story     just leaving it succinct           cheers!
You see Furiban, my advice is just move on whatever the circumstance! Never you lick the saliva you'd just spit out! No, no, no! Remember this Biblical event - what happened to Lot's Wife when she looked back! Please, don't let that happen to you as you hinted above that someone is calling to get you rethink.  Please, focus! If you get distracted again, you won't have legs to stand, I can assure you! Forward ever, backward never!
PoliticsRe: Nigeria Wins Un Security Council Seat by Theblessed(f): 6:49am On Oct 17, 2009
Congratulations to Nigeria on this occasion!  Hope, they continue to make themselves electable in all aspects not just to the UN but also, in politics at home.
HealthRe: We Perform Surgeries With Torch Lights - Doctors by Theblessed(f): 5:56pm On Oct 15, 2009
How disgraceful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It doesn't surprise me one bit, if Nigeria has stooped this low! God have mercy on the leaders of this Country! 

Now, Consultants are performing surgeries with torch lights, how disgraceful! Also, I wonder the level of pain patients might be experiencing during these procedures. Again, as things are right now, who is sure if they have resources available to purchase appropriate Anaesthetic for these operations in Nigeria? If not, I am too sorry for the unfortunate patients who are being butchered in our hospitals right now, as a result of lack of resources. Shame, shame and shame!!
FamilyRe: What Can Make You Leave Your Partner? by Theblessed(f): 11:35pm On Oct 13, 2009
Easybaby:
The poster said one reason nah! angry angry angry
your own too much nah tongue tongue tongue
My sister, I understand but I had to bring out all those negatives in some relationships that I could not cope with which steams up inside me when I hear about them, sorrio o o o ! Gone too far! cool cool cool cool
TravelRe: Why Do People Back Home Think Money Grows On Trees Abroad? by Theblessed(f): 11:23pm On Oct 13, 2009
skfa1:
@ Poster

Cause they`ve not been there to experience it.
Because, you make them think so. By giving and giving and giving at all their needs, you invite stress for yourself here.  Follow this Biblical principle, don't rush out at any of their requests - wait until the dust settles and then decide whether to act.  You see, when Our Lord Jesus Christ was told that his uncle Lazarus died, he did not rush out immediately to check for himself instead he waited for 4 days before going there by then, the corpse has already been buried and obviously, in bad state.  On getting there, he asked that the tomb be opened and commanded Lazarus to come out and, he did.  I didn't say that you are Christ and that you should start performing miracles now, rather be logical with certain thing home people throw at you here else, they will bankrupt you and laugh at you when you return home with only your sleeping mat/bag and a flip-flop on your feet. grin grin grin  Do not say I did not warn you! wink wink wink wink wink wink
EducationRe: Can The Sufferings Of Nigerian Students End? by Theblessed(f): 7:37pm On Oct 13, 2009
DE WISE 01:
god will make a way where it seems to be no way.so,lets pray god intervene in this matter.i beleive
But how small is your God that you write his name in small letter? undecided undecided undecided
FamilyRe: . by Theblessed(f): 11:21pm On Oct 12, 2009
sandas:
the problem with nigerian men in abraod is that they think girls in nigeria are beter than the ones in abroad but that is a very big mistake.how can u talk to girl as a man that stays in abroad and she will not agree to marry or date u, all in the name that she want to come to abroad or answer that her husband stays abroad most of this girl dont even love the guys but they see coming to abroad as an opptunity to step up.some are even more rotten than nigerian girl in abroad  and too demading, if any man wants to marry a girl in  nigeria, i will advice she bears 2 children or 1 child in nigeria then bring her over to abroad then at least u will know your effort for flying her over is not in vain.men does not have to go to nigeria to marry ,there are decents girls in abroad also, she even understand the situation in abroad more than girls in nigeria that abroad is bed of roses.
[b] Thank you my dear sister, you are talking absolute truth.  You see those abroad who goes home to find a wife are those who wants to marry virgins. But, these days who is looking for virgins and submissive wives if not controlling men who still thinks girls back home are innocent virgins whose eyes are not open, only to discover the opposite.  Look, it doesn't matter from where you bring them to UK, America, France, Germany or Spain, they will definitely OPEN EYES and develop just like you did, like it or not. No one would say they hadn't developed since they came to the WEST, swear?? Therefore, the home wife you brought over will surely open eyes and develop and knowing Nigerian men, that will hurt!!! For those in the UK, I give them 2 weeks of arriving here and watch British tv/Satellite broadcasting, read the Newspapers and magazine at least, their eyes go bigin open. Then, when she touch the church/workplace and make friends - forget about it.  And then, when she hit schools, college and University don't even bother.

In fact, my advise is, before they leap off to Africa to bring these innocent looking virgins over please, re-watch Eddie Murphy's 'Coming to America'. Perhaps, you might learn a thing or two from that. Eddie Murphy set off to Africa to find a suitable, well behaved and submissive wife only to discover that his God given wife is actually next door, right there in America and not in Africa. This is a big lesson for every Black man considering marriage back home to learn. The women you're all looking for are right under your noses here in the West - no need going home, you hear pleeeeeaaaaase!  Sandas is really saying the truth - the girls here understands the situation here than those back home who thinks abroad is a bed of roses and you and I knows, it is not. 

This experience happened to my own cousin twice. He lives in New York and has now gone through 2 marriages  (in the past 7 years) to home wives. You see, men can't cope with loneliness!!!  He was lucky the first wife left him with 1 child after 3 years of marriage. Not long he remarried, very expensive wedding yet, she left him for a White man after only 2 years and without a child.  Now, he'd sworn never to marry again and play the field because of what girls are doing. It seems this is now, the trend/culture in black communities in the West and even back home, too bad really, too bad!! sad sad sad sad sad
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PoliticsRe: Do We Need Another International Airport In Lagos ? by Theblessed(f): 8:57pm On Oct 12, 2009
KnowAll:
Lagos don’t need an airport, u still have one flight and hour at MM at the moment, there is a flight out of Heathrow every 5 minutes. MM is way below capacity. Lagos State should not waste its land building Airports when the one on ground is still under utilised.

The last time I came to Nigeria, there were only 3 flights between 11:00pm and 5:00am from MM airport and we want to build another airport, what for.  undecided
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Just don't mind them! It seems money is now making them mad.  Why not invest that money in constructing cheaper housing for poor people.  This would save them from struggling to find 2 - 4 years deposit for those those Lagos State RENT SHARK Landlords.  At least with Government cheap housing, people will be expected to pay appropriate rent/deposit instead of the greed/chaos there is at the moment both in Lagos and Abuja. Its only in Nigeria that Landlords have no shame in requesting 2 - 4 years deposit from prospective tenants.  Imagine the level of unemployment there, and those who have jobs are on very low income trying to make ends meet yet, these rent sharks wants all the rents in one go. This can not be right when it's a big burden on individuals and there are no laws to monitor/control the rent sharks. Terrible, what greed can do!. So, Lagos State Government should rethink it's plan in these lines.
FamilyRe: . by Theblessed(f): 4:44pm On Oct 12, 2009
debest1:
sad story, wat can i say, what brought the 2 of u together in the 1st place? was it love? or the need for companionship during winter in UK? cos it sounds like someone didnt do his homework very well
You are quite right Debest1! Usually, the men don't do their home work properly. In this cold weather, they don't look before they jump, abi? In fact, majority are influenced by conditions here mainly- loneliness. I'm sure you've heard the saying, "A Man's brain is between his legs" and that's rightly so. As you can see. The need for companionship outweighs any other thing and thus, lead them easily into getting burnt and they do get burnt, as they drag anything in skirt as girlfriend cum wifery. The next thing you know, they cry out here for help/a check of their sanity. Glad, N/L Counsellors are at hand to help. As parents we teach our children to look before they cross the road and I think as adults, we should apply same principle too, in our everyday adult dealings. Too bad for some!!
BusinessRe: FG: Nigeria’ll Not Enter Recession by Theblessed(f): 3:59pm On Oct 12, 2009
Please, can they please stop deceiving themselves thinking they are deceiving us.  The truth is, Nigerian has been in recession since Biafran/Nigerian Civil war, ok! Imagine, the state of affairs in Nigeria? ??Unemployment level is over 300%, ??Exports increase or should I say Imports - how do you mean? The oil? Give me a break! Should our economic growth be judged alone on oil? ? Stock exchange activities, What about the Housing market etc - how many can afford it when they'd not enough to eat themselves. Pleeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaase, let us hear something! Giants are crying of economic hunger - recession, let alone baby!  I don't blame una! Keep playing with out minds, ok!
PoliticsRe: Do We Need Another International Airport In Lagos ? by Theblessed(f): 1:37pm On Oct 12, 2009
OAM4J:
Sorry theblessed, not sure you follow the thread from the begginning. The new airport is to be built by Lagos state goverment. Lagos state cannot do anything about MMA because MMA belong to the federal govt. And Lagos state is not asking the federal govt to contribute to the new airport, as someone said eairlier, it is Lagos state public-private innitiative project.
[b]Thanks for clarifying things, instead of abusing just like the previous guy did - thinking abuse will deter me.  No, it won't! I am not the kind anyone can prevent airing her views here. No matter what they do or say, I will challenge it, period!! Just have a look at my signature once more, you will know what I mean. So, when dealing with me, they should not call up that their primitive Nigerian intimidating behaviour because, it would no wash with me!

Secondly, in responding to your calm and responsible views, I raise my hat up for the governor if what you'd just said is how it is but knowing Nigerian, there's always something behind something. I still believe that modernisation/maintaining what we have is a good idea.  Instead of a new Airport, that money could be spent on our hospitals, housing, transports etc than dumping the whole lot on one project that mainly serve the interest of the rich.  Obviously, poor people can not afford to fly out and poor people are the masses and it's them that suffers most, isn't ithuh Why not meet their needs first afterall, the old Airport is still usable and people are still flying out of it right now as I write, no one has died flying in or out of it. That, I find too wrong to handle!
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PoliticsRe: Do We Need Another International Airport In Lagos ? by Theblessed(f): 12:58pm On Oct 12, 2009
Princek12:
If the same applies to Lagos, why are you concerned about Lagos's airport project? Why don't you focus on Imo? What is all these jealousy with Lagos? And who says he intends on using Fed. Govt. resources? You and I know that you cannot depend on the federal government to realize the completion of any project. Fashola brokered a concession agreement to fund the project, which parallels the agreement that was used to construct the new local airport. Also if Gov. Fashola was siphoning all the money as you proclaim, he won't have had sufficient resources to effectuate all the projects he has done thus far. Imo state is its own sovereign and can embark on its own prerogatives if it chooses to.
This Nigerian disease will never be cured - corruption.  You see, Nigerians like new things - new car, new trains, new buildings, new shopping malls and the list goes on. And now, a new Airport alongside an old one, how funny! Yet, Nigerians are poor at maintaining any thing.  Maintaining equally efficient facilities they have is a no, no to them! What is wrong in modernising and maintaining what we already have when the West do it all the time?  Tell me, how is that wrong?  Because, corruption is so embedded under their skin, they are too clever at come up with these crazy ideas - a strategy to un-focus our attentions and divert money where we did not ask them usually, into their own private interests. What a country!!! We are no fools!  You can make fools of us every day but one day will be ours!
PoliticsRe: Do We Need Another International Airport In Lagos ? by Theblessed(f): 12:31pm On Oct 12, 2009
jingoma:
HA HA HA! "As big as Nigeria is??" ,  Do you know that Nigeria is about the size of the State of Texas and you think there should be an International airport in each state (hehn). They cant even maintain one International airport
Even so, I understand brother but I say give the under dog a chance because, Lagos is not the only city we have!
PoliticsRe: Do We Need Another International Airport In Lagos ? by Theblessed(f): 12:56am On Oct 12, 2009
Princek12:
Who says you can't build another international airport in Lagos while also building an airport in Imo? Imo state governor can use his state allocation or raise revenue for the project instead of embezzling all the money.
The same applies to Lagos state governor too.  With his own Revenue Allocation he can modernise the one that is there right now or, create a new International Airport alongside Murtala Muhammed, instead of syphoning some of these revenues in his several back pockets whilst waiting for the same Fed Govt to do it, when other states had none. That way, Fed Govt Resources would be equally and rightly distributed among states and thus, we can appropriately answer 'One Nigeria' for real.
FamilyRe: What Can Make You Leave Your Partner? by Theblessed(f): 11:39pm On Oct 11, 2009
I have no intention of leaving my partner but if I would, what might trigger it would be: Abuse (all forms), a paedophile, rapist/murderer ('cos he might rape and kill you one day).  Also, I will not stand a thief, a stunt in jail, a long term unemployed-lay-about-couch potato lazy a-se, a dictator/control freak and obviously, an unfaithful partner - no way!  Thank you!!!
PoliticsRe: Do We Need Another International Airport In Lagos ? by Theblessed(f): 11:14pm On Oct 11, 2009
Of course, as big as Nigeria is there should be international Airport in most states. Obviously, there should be one each in Imo, Abia and Ibadan at least.  However, there should not be another one in Lagos, period.  Lagos, has benefited alot over more than a Century still looks WOWO and undeveloped, it's time for other AREAS as everything in Nigeria is not centred in LAGOS only.
CultureRe: Marriage Btw A Nigerian Girl And An Indian Guy (any Objection)? by Theblessed(f):
[b][size=16pt]Well, just to add that Indians and Nigerians just as the BRITISH (their mother) are OPPORTUNISTS.  They never invest where they would not gain something in return, period. 

Indians are as SMART if not smarter than Nigerians in this aspect. It's not really their thing or easy for them to marry a BLACK WOMAN.  Yes, some have done it but how many? I need the statistics, now. For an Indian man to hook on a Nigerian beau, there must be something fishing - he must have seen opportunity for himself and he would grab it like a HAWK.  Its seems that my sister who wants to go down South, is not quite exposed in world events and the Indian sub-continent otherwise, she would have realised that 'Home is sweeter home'.

Aside the above, religion might be an issue here.  You are probably a Christian, a Moslem or hidden.  But have you considered your Fiance's Religion (HINDUISM) and their 110 gods to worship? Or is he a Christian or Moslem? It's fine if you want to convert to that Religion - no problems but if you have no wish to, I suggest you think seriously about it because, once you married him, your children will be raised in Hindu religion whether you approved or not and that can raise KATAKATA in the family and you would be kicked out and you would loose out as Indian Family Laws are exactly like Nigerians - no financial handshake here. You just go home to your PAPA and MAMA no questions asked. Imagine you returning home to Nigerian like the Biblical Prodigal son! Pity!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Remember, they have very, very large family too to ensure you're sent home, quick.  Maybe, your plans are to marry him and stay in Nigeria instead of going to India to live that might be good for you - at least, you can keep an eye on things and ensure your own wishes are respected otherwise, it might be an issue.    

Secondly, your Indian in-laws would never fully accept you and your children as part and parcel of the family as they only accept their own.  They even do it to their own children married to White women here and we do hear how the grandchildren from these marriages are made to feel second best in their own father's family.  For all the ills about Nigeria, I am proud of Nigeria in this aspect - Nigeria accepts all her WARTS AND ALL because they understand that, you never know tomorrow. Hear this now, everywhere you go in the world, people are bound to discriminate in terms of tribe,race, religion, sex, age etc however, Indians are the first in the queue when it comes to questions of race discrimination. Ironically, they are usually the first to cite race discrimination in ISSUES concerning them with other groups. Having listen to all the advice here, it's up to you!! Good luck!
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RomanceRe: Nigerian Married Men And Adultery by Theblessed(f): 1:21am On Oct 11, 2009
Stealthy:
Some ladies in earlier posts said that they need to see a married Nigerian man who doesn't cheat on his wife.

Well, I'm here, defending those of us naija men who don't cheat on our wives! Are u people happy now? Yes, we exist and you probably don't meet many of us cos we aren't clubbing with you (or your friends) or visiting you on campus. That doesn't mean we don't exist!!!
Oh, if you're honest, I wonder what percentage (%age) of you are this innocent? How many of you? One in a trillion? And, Nigerian women should all be so lucky that we have managed to find one man in a trillion, how fantastic!! As everyone is talking about the level of societal and moral decadence in every corner in Nigeria, the poster is here implying that, it's only a handful of men that misbehaves and nothing to worry about.

Pardon!!! Perhaps, he must be dreaming however, we must acknowledge and praise his efforts and all he had to put up with, in respecting himself, his marriage, wife and family life 'cos, there's nothing worse that can cause division in a family and break the hearts of everyone in it these days, other than this SELFISH act we are all talking about here.  To that we say, ride on and please, continue to keep it together for the family sake and please, teach your mates they too, can!
RomanceRe: Nigerian Married Men And Adultery by Theblessed(f): 3:50pm On Oct 10, 2009
posakosa:
^^^^^^^ Dont you have things to do than to write paragraphs on NL,   undecided undecided undecided undecided undecided undecided
Love to read and love to write, any problems?? When one's done a week's work and chilling out here, what's the heck??  cool cool cool cool cool buddy! We all love passionate stories and that's why you are still here reading my contributions and others.  Chill!!!!
RomanceRe: Nigerian Married Men And Adultery by Theblessed(f): 2:52pm On Oct 10, 2009
chic2pimp:
It sure don't look like she has things to do.
Again! Leave her alone to write what she likes.  She's burst you guys bubbles, that's why you are taken offence.  She's entitled to air her opinions (even to your disgust)110 times on here if she likes.  You keep coming back here to read about it simply because, you are passionate about her topic and peoples' responses/reactions otherwise, you won't be here.  So, if you don't like what she stands for, stay out of this THREAD, ok! huh huh huh
EducationRe: Can The Sufferings Of Nigerian Students End? by Theblessed(f): 8:45pm On Oct 09, 2009
[b]Yes, it would end in a Flaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaash, should all the Nigerian BIG WIGS - President, Vice President, State Governors, those in charge of Ministries, Lawyers, Judges etc  stop sending their children/grand children abroad for education with our money and instead deal with the lack of resources in our Universities, Colleges and Schools, let alone the who Economy then, Nigerian students' suffering would end this minute.

Thus, if they stop sending their children abroad for education, that would make them focus with the problems at home and sort it out once and for all as their children's education is obviously important to them otherwise, they won't send them abroad, would they?

So, these thieves know exactly what to do but wouldn't do it because it does not HURT their skins in any way as a result, they are unconcerned. In fact, they see it as poor Nigerian man's problems, not theirs. With our stolen money, their children are having good times abroad and that's what matters and for ordinary Nigerian man, tough/hard luck! So who cares, if Nigerian Education system sink into the ocean? Only you and I but, God will judge!! 

This is a selfish Country, that does not care one bit about the welfare of its CITIZENS.  Imagine, how many Nigerians rotting in foreign jails as they escape the hardship at home and end up in the wrong side of the law abroad and this Government hadn't done anything diplomatically, to intervene in their plights just as other countries of the world e.g. Britain, America, France, Germany, Japan would have done for their own citizens no matter their crimes. It is shameful!! I take consolation in the fact that, this would not last forever! Our day will surely come, when a good Ambassador and Philanthropist would emerge for this country.
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RomanceRe: Nigerian Married Men And Adultery by Theblessed(f): 6:48pm On Oct 09, 2009
otukpo:
Excitement ke?

And who says thay are getting more exciting sex outside? It is all for the sake of feeling big boy. He has varieties to taste and feel good abt.
Well, as you said variety might be part of it but you failed to see there are certain corners a married woman would not want to reach in her bedroom business with her husband that, these little harlots would be too obliged to reach because, they are paid/wined and dined for it.

The ACROBATIC display a respectable wife would not dare think of performing - these girls would be too obliged to perform in order to keep the man coming back for more. Doubt ithuh?? Please, don't. If the men here can be honest with themselves, they would own up to it.

Generally, men are visual people and they like excitements - that's the only way you can engage them in things.
RomanceRe: Nigerian Married Men And Adultery by Theblessed(f): 6:19pm On Oct 09, 2009
posakosa:
leave her jo! let her keep yarning DUST. White man go kill am finish and collect life insurance for her name. Shoooiiiir!   smiley
[b]Sorry, I have to disagree with you here! But who say Black people are immune to such deception? Our black people do the same too.  You forgot this is human nature - Human beings would always want something they haven't got. They would always have that Big Ambition, to achieve something BIGGER than anyone else and that's GREED which can lead to this kind of CRIMES so, don't say its only the WHITES, please!

People should not let love blind them they should use their brains in situations as this. When your lover, boyfriend/girlfriend, husband/wife come up with such ideas, query his intentions/rationale but at the end of the day, say "No, thank you!". Because, such things if not watched, could lead to this kind of crime you are talking about here especially, among poor people. This is because, MONEY IS A GREAT MOTIVATOR. It can persuade people to do what they wouldn't do under normal circumstances. If I remember rightly, when we got married (It was a fashionable thing then!), my husband suggested we take Life Insurance just as all our mates/everyone is doing for our own financial security/rest of mind but I said 'no' I don't want it. Because, I have seen what it can do. If it was in Nigeria, my husband would have imposed that on me in fact, he wouldn't have told me about it. I would have been informed later - how could that be right? I could hear some Religious people on N/L citing the Bible for me on Colossians ch.3:18 - 4:1 about submissiveness. I am not your average submissive wife, I have brain upstairs! Doing what's right and not plodding ahead with every decision my husband makes that can have negative impact on our lives. Seeing what life insurance can cause, and people agree to be involved, good luck to them! I for one will not.

You see, money is important to human beings especially men. When a man is out of pocket, it seems the world has caved in on him - he feels depressed, worthless and incapable! He alone sees that, not his wife and family! Therefore, his mission would be to change that situation by any means and, they usually succeed. So, for men MONEY IS POWER! And, that's why Western Family Laws have no mercy at inflicting pain on them in this DEPARTMENT (especially, where family money is involved) and as you can see, many of them can't write home about it. What does it mean? It means, if you married a man that causes you HYPERTENSION, hit him hard where it hurts - in his wallet! That would cause a change of behaviour in him. TRY IT!!!!! You would see that I'm right!

In conclusion, human beings are quite DECEPTIVE in their ways therefore, say 'No' when such ideas are suggested and that would be the end of it because, if you hadn't signed on the dotted lines, there won't be any LIFE INSURANCE to think about, period.
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RomanceRe: Nigerian Married Men And Adultery by Theblessed(f): 4:41pm On Oct 09, 2009
GEW:
madam please tell me in few words are these foolish nigerian men sleeping with ghanaian or cameroonian women? u need the cane man
That's not the ISSUE. The issue is, CHANGE YOUR BEHAVIOURS! If there's no demand, there won't be supply. If a married man would stick with his wife at home and keep his BIG WALLET where it should be - in his wife's hands, these silly girls won't be displaying their little tits about, ok! Well, as little harlots they won't display them for free (when madam is in-charge of the wallet) that's obvious and you know it too.  Because the man uses the POWER OF HIS WALLET to entice them, they are obligated to provide him with the EXCITEMENT he is seeking outside his BEDROOM. So now, blame it on the wife!
Foreign AffairsRe: Obama Wins 2009 Nobel Peace Prize by Theblessed(f): 4:17pm On Oct 09, 2009
Rosabelle:
I dont refute these things. Im just scared the world is looking for a kind of Messiah in that guy and he's just 1 man who can only achieve so much.
Obama is a wonderful character and has dreams and nobel visions the world hasnt heard a leader speak of in a while, and so there is this "bug" that bites everyone who looks at him or hears him speak.
But he hasnt "performed" yet. He's a wonderful talker and I think and believe he will achive a lot, but he hasnt "performed" yet. The world should allow the man breath. Give him space to work and stop heaping prizes on him he hasnt deserved.

There are many human-rights activists all over the world. There are people performing unbelieveable feats out there. Everyone wants to clap for Obama because he is the first black president.  Wanderful for him, but SO WHAT. After that, SO WHAT.
Theres much more to being a winner of this Peace Prize than being a half-cast who's father wasnt there when he was growing up. I have half-casts friends who had abscentee fathers too.
I like him as a person, but as a politician he is yet to achieve anything. Chicago is just another State in the US so I really cant be bothered about his achievements there.

The world should slow down on the guy. And thats why I said it seems the "Obama-bug" has gotten to Norway too.
I used to have a lot of respect for this Prize and the committee that does the selections, but I see right now any celebrity can win it.
I'd better go lobby!
[b]Absolutely right! The guy has not even began to perform and they are piling praises, accolades etc on him, when he had only been doing the job for under 10 months. Its not that he had pre-experience of Presidency role before taking on the job. This is ridiculous! In fact, if they would allow him, they should realise that, right now, he's on the job training, people! He has few more years ahead of him before his Presidency is again, contested and should be allowed to prove himself.  Yes, he is on the right footing - doing the right things he should do and should continue to do so.  I'm sure he will do well indeed and History will prove Black men as CAPABLE MANAGERS and it's up to other races to own up to it, if they would.  As black people, we shouldn't start to bask our selves on the little achievements he had made so far rather, we should raise our criticisms of things that ain't quite right about his management that way, he will maintain the trends of good work he is doing else, complacency will set in and standards would drop.  Imagine, condemnations from every corner about Black man's incapability of managing the world. In a nutshell, let them hold on to these accolades and we (Black people) up our game until they see what we can do.  We are about to start, we are not quite there yet - time would prove us![/b]
RomanceRe: Nigerian Married Men And Adultery by Theblessed(f): 5:33pm On Oct 08, 2009
deji2009:


so, how would you feel if we say the opposite ? your conclusion is really appaling.
Leave her alone she can say what she likes!  If you lot don't like it then, go and change your behaviours else, all your beautiful daughters would leave Nigeria and settle anywhere they are able to find real love, respect and happiness and I support them. Nigerian man is too selfish to understand that women have feelings and thus, respect them.  Soon, you will all realise it when all your daughters had gone.
RomanceRe: Nigerian Married Men And Adultery by Theblessed(f): 5:24pm On Oct 08, 2009
Godmother:
A married man actually told me that it is only women that cheat. When a man sleeps with someone other than his wife, he's just being a Nigerian man. But when a woman does it, she is cheating. That's to sho how bad this adultery thing is.


Of course, the guy is quite right! In Nigeria we have no sense of fairness and justice and what do you expect him to say?  Well, tell him its no surprise to Nigerians - na that ole Nigerian disease wey dey called "DOUBLE STANDARD" or "MOVING THE GOAL POST TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS". Na im we go blame, ok!
In fact, he should not worry, his own daughters will soon be victims of the same ole culture he'd helped to strengthened.  What goes round would definitely, come round for him and that's the natural law! Hope, he receive it with open arms!
RomanceRe: Nigerian Married Men And Adultery by Theblessed(f): 2:42pm On Oct 08, 2009
[b]Yes, you have a point there - sisters do it to their fellow sisters.  Personally, I have been a victim of this experience you are briefing here when I was in boarding school back home.  My best friend went behind my back and stole my first ever boyfriend (you know what I mean, the apple of my eyes then!).  Well, I settled it with her the Nigerian way, you understand, don't you?  Exactly!!!  I showed her, water dey two - HOT and COLD water, abi!!!  You see, man don mature and outgrew this sort of thing. grin grin grin grin   

Yes, women do it to other women but my point here is, they do it at least for two reasons:  a) because, they have nothing going for them in terms of their own money, education, careers, business, jobs and government's benefits etc to enable them take control and have a focus in their lives.  b) because of their envy and jealousy of other people progress.  Since, they have none of these resources above or have limited access to it, they are bound to feel left out, down-cast or bitter at other progressive people around them.  So, if all these resources are made available and accessible, most women would take advantage of it to better themselves. 

Remember, the Western women were like us before they gain their independence and with their voting cards they were able to change alot of things to their own advantage.  But Nigerian woman has got the vote without the resources that would enable empowerment hence, she's still in limbo.  If she has the resource plus the vote (and the politicians respect democracy which is a far thing in Nigeria), she would choose and dictate how she wants to be wined and dined by men who approach her instead of plodding ahead with whatever the men said and want.

Her independence would enable her determine her own life - buy her own houses, cars, investments etc instead of a victim of arrogant men - taking advantage of her vulnerability.
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