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Asaba man

bassdow:
No be only to praise, how many you don buy ?

No be only to attack person

How many you sef don order for?

chiiraq802:
APC = PDP
PDP = APC.
know this and know peace.

They're the same oooo including Labour Party too

Nice one Maureen

I like the branding and I also like the fact that everything looks organized... Keep up the good work

iheasi645:
WON

Omo I like this betting option ooo

Be like say na Israel DMW get this week

This is a skit nah

The things people do for content

cedricksly:
lol una go just open mouth wah to talk, when una no get first hand experience with the said country... It is for Tourism and nothing more.. No let their Hughes currency exchange rate deceive you, the money does not come out.

People make silly mistakes by being fooled by currency value forgetting some vital things should be taken into consideration

The same way people say Ghana is far better than Nigeria just because Cedis get value pass Naira

Make dem kuku japa go Ghana then

Wahala dey ooo

Na social media people come dey take their marital affairs to now

A welcome development

You forgot to add that poor people normally brag with suffering like it's a badge of honour

You hear them saying "you no suffer reach me" and use it to demean others

Clout chasers everywhere

obaidan:
he's so wicked he's the one the boy was praising in his songs for sacrificing everything for him. person sing "10 years i no see mummy" , does that sound like a joke to you?
I know what the father is doing now(the DNA battle) and what the mother is doing (conniving with mohbad's wife) is out of greed and fight for property. But let's say it as it is, he wasn't a wicked father to the boy, the boy didnt say that when he was alive, why are you trying to rewrite his story because u dont like his father's facial appearance

The thing is this, people are just being too emotional rather than being logical

How on earth would someone even call Mohbad's father a bad father after singlehandedly training the boy to adulthood in the absence of his mother and even supported his musical career?

Did you also watch the video where Mohbad's father was pleading to Naira Marley on behalf of Mohbad where the father was standing while Naira Marley was sitting?

pharmaking:
Small boy carry biscuits go in-law house on a first visit.

That also is not only weird but awkward to me.

Yeye dey smell.Better call mama and apologise.

Wrongest gift indeed

The thing sef dey very funny

You go visit your in-law for the first time you dey buy biscuit go give them. Nothing wey person no go read on Nairaland

The OP should be chasing clout with this post... Obviously!

All this woke generation sef.... Your in-law offered you a gift you deemed the gift inconsequential and you even had to show your displeasure in your countenance... Imagine! For the place wey you wan pick wife.. You never ready to marry bro!

There are still some things you're yet to understand about marriage, culture and relating with in-laws

Soon you will know it!

tollyboy5:
Whats the alternative now?

People now cook using hot plate even if it means cooking at midnight

I no dey use gas cook beans again

Mr Ibu's family, Clout chasing family!

Figger:
Old age can be scary, to those praying to leave long, life can be so miserable at that stage. Me I want to go at 75, nothing dey this life.

For me, anything from 80 is okay

The home of Mr Ibu is the real definition of "Fuji House of Commotion"

Drama just too much for that family

What a selfish OP!

This isn't new to perpetual travelers and to think that you had to take a video of it for public consumption doesn't make sense at all

Selfishly, you even alighted from the bus leaving other passengers in danger

Crossbelt:
I went to carlcare in suleja (morada) But they said is old phone that i cant get it.

Even if they have it, it will be very expensive

The panel alone can cost about 70% of the phone price

Dougad:
I came here thinking it would be in a ten reasons list like this nigga tosyne2much used to do.

Haha! I was thinking it would be in form of list too

pocohantas:
Hahahahaha. Truly you are in the mood to look for trouble. I feel the same way. That is why I looked towards Cambodia.

OP dey find wahala

franciseko001:
While I won't pass judgment on anyone, I will tell you unequivocally that you should tread carefully in situations like this to avoid coming across as naive to others who read your comments. The man's reasons for not liken you are very much in line with his culture. Before mohbad passed away, you took him away a long time ago. As a Yoruba man, you and your so-called husband damaged his reputation by telling him you were having an introduction and then changing it without telling the poor father about your foolish plans. I'm not sure about the customs of other tribes. What could be more degrading than that in Yoruba culture? .
may be in other tribes cultures that will slide, but not in my culture. And the reason you and your husband did that was because the man was not rich enough to give instructions on what he wanted for his son and how he wanted it. I'm not blaming you for this, but it's his son who trashes his father over a girl who can mess him up anytime in the future. Okay, let's say your understanding was not up to that level. What about your parents? Are they not Yoruba, and do they know the meaning of what they just did? talking to you wunmi.
When I hear about people talking about a father who has done so much for his son and is now a villain in his own story as a result of what transpired, it hurts me deeply. When nobody else came to beg Naira Marley, this man went to his house slowly. The videos were shown to us. When he had the option to act irresponsibly like some other individuals, he sent him to school. There are people here that talk a lot but don't consider the customs and values of other tribes. A man whose second wife left him because he made the decision to prioritize his kids over her. The son messed up his dad so badly that, forget anything that other people are saying. I have a son and a daughter, and I will never tolerate my son dictating to me what I am supposed to do as a father, as my custom insists. and I will never, as a Yoruba man, allow my daughter and her husband to dictate what they want when that role is meant for the entire family to decide, with the husband family doing the most part of that decision of what should be either introduction or engagement. The destructive nature of the family is demonstrated by Wunmi's parents' participation in Mohbad's life. In addition to being asked to take a DNA test, Wunmi is still searching for ways to outsmart her doubting family and other intelligent Nigerians. I desire peace in her family and justice for Mohbad. but, don't come to me and tell me, nevertheless, that the father wants his son's properties and that he is pursuing to get them. That matters to no one. Mohbad has a sibling, and if the son isn't his, the father can use the funds to raise his sibling to a level above his capacity.As said earlier, Mohbad betrayed his father. The manner in which HE passed away hurts me. But keep in mind, he acknowledged that he was into Yahoo Yahoo himself,wether he hammer or not he has a potential of a criminal minded person right?God is not a sleeping God ooo. who knows people who have cried as a result of him and his friends wiping out someone account as a result of their fraudulent act. either he did it directly or indirectly he ate from someones sweat which was not given by the person. and he could not advice his accomplice that what they are doing is wrong. GOD IS WATCHING. Wunmi The dad feels obligated to use whatever means necessary to safeguard his son because of the profound impact your family has made on him. When his son becomes a father, a Yoruba parent will first ask you how you handled the plancenta. He requested with great reason. Because you can be inexperienced and misunderstand its significance, some dads choose to handle it themselves.
I love my late dad and my mom so dearly because of what they meant to me. and they have cared for me so much from my cradle to my adulthood, and my mom still does. I love my mother-in-law too, with deep respect. But I looked into the eyes of my wife, and I told her repeatedly every time that if you dare disrespect my mother by anyways, I swear before God and man that I will never ever forgive you, and that is the truth about me. Funny enough, not even my mother can beg me to forgive you. I won't, period. because no matter what, I will never disrespect her mom too. No matter what. And that is what my culture and values have taught me growing up as a Yoruba man. My mental tranquility is here. IREEEOOOOOO

I'm still finding it hard to believe that all these bullshit is happening in Yoruba culture

If you read the tone of her response, you will discover that she has no regard at all for Mohbad's father which people aren't paying attention

Abi is it not Yoruba culture again where a woman has no choice than to respect her father-in-law even if he's an asshole

Spicycat:
Sounds so easy right, they will never tell people the other side of it

Forex traders with their sugarcoated mouths

You forgot to say that you could also lose $200, $500 or $1k in a single trade

If you've never been a teacher, you won't know how demeaning it is for a student to undermine your authority in front of the whole class

Of course the lecturer went too far but most people condemning the lecturer would do worse if they were in his position

This happens in nearly every institution nah

Na who dem catch na him be thief

Waiting for "he doesn't deserve it" crew

DrChukki:
More will still enter the dictionary

Emilokan will still enter the dictionary too

Waiting for the arrival of "he doesn't deserve it" crew

You can't work in an organization where it's the culture of workers to maintain a healthy and friendly relationship and only you isolate yourself under the guise of setting boundaries

You're going to have problems.. In fact, you no fit tey for that kind organization

No matter what boundary you're talking about, wisdom is profitable to direct