₦airaland Forum

It's not the amount, but how responsible he is with the money that matters.
By putting his wife and children ahead of everybody else, and I mean everybody.

I don't have any problem with washing my partner's clothes as long as there's is a washing maching in the house. I can wash with hand if needs be, but machine gives you time to do other things and it washes better than hands anyway.

You plan on having affair everytime your wife is pregnant?  Why don't you try to talk to her about your feelings and needs.  And try to find out how she is feeling. Pregnancy is different for every woman. She may not be having a goodtime of it. If you go ahead and have this affair, you'll regret it and if your wife ever finds out, her trust level in you will be diminished. I hope you did not marry her for the sex alone.

I have to say that the very best Amala and Gbegiri with a dash of Ewedu or Ila can be have at the city of Amala self in Ogbomoso. This is the place where those of us that are natives eat Amala and Gbegiri for breakfast and take hot pap afterward.

My name is Tola. I grew up in Louisville, Ky and Nashville, Tennessee.  I came back to Nigeria after 16 years absence.  Getting information to serve as a foreign train graduate was not easy, but me and my sisters were able to scale through and I believe that you will too. First, you need to show up about two month before camp commence so as to register with NYSC national office in Abuja.  They are the only one that will register you.  Make sure that the school you attended in the States is accredited.  This is very important.  Have all your certificates original and Photo copies as well as your school identification card.  You will probably get preference to places like Lagos, Abuja, Ports and other major cities.  The experience for me was wonderfull because it was unlike any I have ever had before.  I was posted to Abuja, and I later reposted my to Abaji for personal reasons.  But I believe you'll be fine, just be yourself try not to act like a Yankee.  By the way, I am still in Nigeria!