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Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Asks Governors To Reopen Churches & Mosques (Declares Them Essential) by wirinet(m): 8:07am On May 23, 2020
amanikondo:
You are utterly dumb. Was that caused by Donald Trump or Coronavirus? Zombie.

Even if you are not working today, the Trump govenment is paying $600 per week due to coronavirus if you lost your job. Plus more from the state asshole
You are an slowpoke. No the response to the coronavirus was bungled by Obama.

I thought your uncle said the economy under Trump is the best ever? It's the best economy ever and at the same time you all are getting unemployment checks because you lost your job, how do you reconcile the 2. Another case of cognitive dissonance.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Asks Governors To Reopen Churches & Mosques (Declares Them Essential) by wirinet(m): 7:13am On May 23, 2020
amanikondo:
My uncle of 70 years just told trump economy is best he has ever experienced in the US.
The American media like Clinton Network News (CNN) brainwashes people. The owner of CNN specifically instructed CNN to always attacked Trump. I just searched and it has been scrubbed from the internet.
You mean a US economy with close to 100,000 people dead, 40 million unemployed and a $4 trillion deficit is the best economy he has ever experienced.
You need to check your uncle into a mental institution.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Asks Governors To Reopen Churches & Mosques (Declares Them Essential) by wirinet(m): 7:10am On May 23, 2020
DamZik:
A dead Trump is one million times better than a living Buhari.
False. Buhari as bad as he is is much more better than Trump in all ramifications. Trump CV cannot be compared to Buhari's.
At least we have seen Buhari's certificates with academic and military achievements, Trump cannot even make his academic results public.
Trump has bankrupted almost every business he had engaged in. If he did not inherit $400 million and a business from his father, he would have been "church rat" poor today.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Asks Governors To Reopen Churches & Mosques (Declares Them Essential) by wirinet(m): 7:03am On May 23, 2020
Emma1Oj:
I so much love the part where he said" if they don't reopen the place of worship I will override them" oh how I love that statement. this is a leader not that tin I voted for in abuja.
He is just playing to the gallery, good soundbites to his worshippers. He has no powers to override governors. The US is practicing constitutional federation and not an absolute monarchy. But then, Trump understands that his poorly educated worshippers cannot understand that.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Asks Governors To Reopen Churches & Mosques (Declares Them Essential) by wirinet(m): 8:16pm On May 22, 2020
wisino1:
This is a president that knows the efficacy of prayers and God word. and also since the election is around the corner he is banking on the large number of vote from the Christian in American to come through for him again.....God bless American...God bless Nigeria... God bless Donald Trump
emusmithyy:
Trump is a Christian.

He believes in God. It's hard to find a president who speaks for God as he is.

I believe he's there because God wanted him there.
Are you guys aware that in about three and a half months, over 95,000 US citizens have lost their lives to the coronavirus? These are people's fathers, mothers, sons daughters, aunties, uncles, friends etc. Don't you even have any sympathy for human lives?

At this rate up to 200,000 people will be dead as a result of the virus by July.

Will the efficacy of your prayers stop the deaths, or will it bring comfort to those that have lost loved ones?
Family › Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by wirinet(m):
Genset:
She is stating the fact and the truth and u know it. Better go and work hard. 90% of problems on this section is caused by lack of finance and the woman having to overwork herself and ends up complaining bitterly. In Africa, finances has never being the women role no matter how much they earn. They always complain bitterly when they have to do it because she is overburdening herself with two different roles which is providing and still having to take care of the home whilst the man sits and does nothing.
You guys are are promoting a dark ages philosophy that is highly detrimental to women. If you make men accept your mindset that love is predicated on material things a man can provide and women should be relegated to the kitchen and bedroom, and her only contributions to the family is child bearing and care, then men would start treating women they way Islamic countries like Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan treat women - no rights whatsoever. You are also telling men that it is useless to sought improvement for your wives and girl child. No need sending female children to school, when she will only end up being a dependant of a man for the rest of her life. That also means men should be free to acquire as much women as they can afford to cater for, to satisfy their sexual needs and desires; love plays very little or no part.

I am really shocked at this archaic mindset being exhibited by supposedly educated westernised ladies. When northern men cover their wives in burka and not allow them leave the house unaccompanied, a lot of them would still condemn such culture.
Crime › Re: Young Banker Commits Suicide In Lagos (photo) by wirinet(m): 2:47am On May 22, 2020
erubasa:
The only problem killer and solver is Jesus. When you hold on to him tight he will pass through your challenges and troubles. Hold fast to him for courage
Then how come most of the people commiting suicide are Jesus followers (apart from muslims martyring themselves ). How come millions of Christians are reeling in poverty?

Holding unto Christ nowadays is an avenue for pastorpreneurs to collect the little money you have left.
Crime › Re: Young Banker Commits Suicide In Lagos (photo) by wirinet(m): 2:40am On May 22, 2020
kingxsamz:
I don't.
And whoever says he has an explanation is either delusional or insane.
I thought I made this clear to you already.
Thanks for being brutally honest. I have always wondered at the mystery why it's virtually impossible for both the Christian and Islamic religions to say "I don't know". It's seems their existence will be threatened if they accept such.
Crime › Re: Young Banker Commits Suicide In Lagos (photo) by wirinet(m): 4:06pm On May 21, 2020
wonuks:
I'm not about to convince you to dump your belief in nothing. I'm just telling you that God is not something you go-to lab to prove. He does not need proof. Only a fool says that there's no God. You can choose to take or leave it. That's my believe and it's working for me
But the universe itself is 99.9999999% Empty Space (nothing). Even your body is almost nothing (also composed of 99.9999999% Empty Space).
Crime › Re: Young Banker Commits Suicide In Lagos (photo) by wirinet(m): 4:01pm On May 21, 2020
Humanoid01:
The afterlife is not a duplicate of this life. It is not a "second chance" , but rather an aftereffect of this life. The belief that you're going to give account of the life you live here should make you value it. Therefore, the afterlife is not in itself appealing. Those who take their lives;

1. Don't believe in the existence of an afterlife.

OR

2. Have a misconceived idea of what the afterlife is about.

That is why we need to discover our individual purposes of existence and fulfil it. Most people are afraid of dying (including those who believe in the afterlife and those who don't). This means that there is something within our subconscious minds that signals the existence of an eternal world which is determined by the kind of life we live here. This should make an atheist reconsider his stance on the existence of God and who He really is.
What you said only make sense to you and those with the same belief system. To other religions and to the atheist it makes no sense at all.

First of all some religions like Buddhism has no heaven, it has a hierarchy of incarnations until one achieves nirvana, which is being at one with the universe. Even some Christian sects live the jehovah witness has no afterlife heaven as believed by most Christians.

Secondly, most atheist do not believe they owe their life to any diety or God as they did not ask to be alife. They were not consulted before being born, so they owe no account to any God. They just want to survive (as it is programmed in the DNA of all living things), leave a piece of their DNA behind and nurture the earth with their remains. They have no interest in worshipping any diety in the afterlife.

Finally, since atheist believe they only have one shot at life, they believe that they have to make every second count as there are no second chances.
Crime › Re: Young Banker Commits Suicide In Lagos (photo) by wirinet(m): 1:45pm On May 21, 2020
Humanoid01:
If this is the only life we have, then you have every reason to support his act as an atheist. If this is the only life we have, then what difference does it make when he dies since he will be unconscious forever? Everybody should just commit suicide and go into extinction since this is the only life we have. Don't you think so?
If we have a better life or duplicate life, why not end all the struggles and pains of daily survival and go and enjoy forever? Why not strap a bomb to your chest and blow yourselves and others into smithereens, as you will wake up in paradise? You that is living in a face me I face you apartment could even drink sniper and see your double self wake living in a gold mansion.

If the afterlife is so appealing, I wonder why people are so afraid of death.
Romance › Re: [b]Update: How I Discovered My Girlfriend Has Been Cheating[/b] by wirinet(m):
I am not in support of revenge sex. It could complicate things. She will start taking desperate measures like trying to get pregnant or juju. Even if you use condom, It might not help. Ladies with sinister motives would just pinch the tip of the condom with their nail and it would fail without you being aware.

I have been in similar situation, and it took the police restraining order to stop her coming to my house.

Just be very careful.
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu To FG: "I Will Start Charging You For Free Education On Facebook" by wirinet(m): 7:09pm On May 19, 2020
EmekaMD:
if a man with NEPA bill as a certificate is leading u and ur so called professors then who are you to question Kanu's educational qualifications.

You can disagree with Kanu all you want but one thing that is certain is that that dude is well learned and smart. Can ur Buhari win him in any intellectual debate ?
Kanu has not exhibited any trait of smartness. He is only smart at insulting other tribes and people that don't agree with his warped vision of Biafra.
Even with his latest outburst, he seems to be ignorant that under the Nigerian constitution, executive power lies only with the president and not shared with the Vice president.
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu To FG: "I Will Start Charging You For Free Education On Facebook" by wirinet(m): 5:33pm On May 19, 2020
Nusooo:
Read the statement in full: “Good to see that Nigeria, her failed government and opposition come to my page to receive free education in History, Civics, Constitutional Governance and Democracy. Very soon I have to start charging them.”
“Last night I wrote in my penultimate post that “Boss Mustapha made an announcement which the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo ought to have made in the absence of Mr President.

“It is an abomination in a democracy for a mere political appointee to issue a directive to citizens who cannot hold him accountable through the ballot box.

“This is Government 101.The TV station knew that was not only wrong and democratically untenable, it was a subversion of the Constitution and will of the people.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/05/nnamdi-kanu-to-fg-ill-start-charging-you-for-free-education-on-my-facebook-page/
If kanu did not drop out of secondary school, he should have been able to read and interpret the Nigerian constitution.

This is what section 5 of the Nigerian constitution days about executive power of the federation;
Article number: 5

(1) Subject to the provisions of this Constitution, the executive powers of the Federation-
(a) shall be vested in the President
and may, subject as aforesaid and to the provisions of any law made by the National Assembly, be exercised by him either directly or through the Vice-President or Ministers of the Government of the Federation or other officers in the public service of the Federation;
IPOB people wey go school small, abeg helep interpret and explain this section to kanu.
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu To FG: "I Will Start Charging You For Free Education On Facebook" by wirinet(m): 5:10pm On May 19, 2020
Smoke55:
what Should Baffle You Is How A Secondary School Drop Out And A Cow Herder Managed To Be Your President.
But the "Secondary School Drop Out And A Cow Herder" also managed to be a Major General, a Governor, petroleum minister, a G.O. C, a military Head of State and a PTF chairman.
Now, tell me what Kanu a secondary school drop out also, and you have managed to achieve.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Donald Trump Said He Takes Hydroxychloroquine To Prevent COVID-19 by wirinet(m): 12:53pm On May 19, 2020
larrysworld:
The last I checked, the country actually heading for destruction is Nigeria, not America. He has every right to disclose what he is using IF he wants to, there is nothing irresponsible about it; it is called transparency. What might be irresponsible is to disclose other people using it without their consent. The drug has been approved 40 years ago Bro...
That is the height of irresponsibility. Even if the drug works and was prescribed by a his doctor. It's highly irresponsible to encourage other people to take it without a doctor's prescription. Trump is making the US look like a third world country where anyone can go to a chemist or pharmacy and demand for a prescription drug without a doctor's prescription.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Donald Trump Said He Takes Hydroxychloroquine To Prevent COVID-19 by wirinet(m): 10:45am On May 19, 2020
trutht828:
Point to where he said he takes the drug daily
“I happen to be taking it. I happen to be taking it. I’m taking it, hydroxychloroquine. Right now, yeah. A couple weeks ago I started taking it. Because I think it’s good, I heard a lot of good stories … I take a pill every day.”
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/may/18/trump-taking-hydroxychloroquine-covid-19-fda-warnings
Foreign Affairs › Re: Donald Trump Said He Takes Hydroxychloroquine To Prevent COVID-19 by wirinet(m): 10:37am On May 19, 2020
eyinjuege:
British medical journal and American journals have done their studies and both conclude hydroxychloroquine does not treat the covid, but rather causes a lot of abnormal heart rhythms .
I hope Trump is joking when he says he had been taking hydroxychloroquine for one and a half weeks. Chloroquine should not be taken for more than 3 days continuous, 5 days at most. I have been taking chloroquine to treat malaria for well over 40 years, it is highly toxic. It affects your heart rhythms. People with even slightly heart problems should be very careful which quinine or any of its derivatives.
Foreign Affairs › Re: American Politics Thread: Trump Is The 47th President! by wirinet(m): 11:34am On May 16, 2020
whitelotus:
Many of these trump supporters seem to be paid trolls.

They just repeat whatever they hear on fox news and Breitbart.

These guys are like brain dead boys that just parrot whatever they see on right wing talking points.

That is how someone here repeated the lie that Trump is a 2 time war president, after done right wing sources made the claim. Trump that is a draft Dodger and his presidency never fought any wars.


Then, in the case of Ahmaud Arbery, we had a trump supporter repeating the same derailing tactic of changing the topic to black on black crimes. A black man was murdered by 2 white men and rather than addressing the issue, these Trump trolls are talkin about black on black crime.
Watch this satire that mimic how dumb Trump and his worshippers are.
https://m.imgur.com/a/dWb4MyV
Politics › Re: British Did Not Handover Nigeria To Fulani, Nnamdi Azikwe Did. by wirinet(m): 9:18pm On May 15, 2020
deji17:
Yoruba are not even afraid of being in opposition. We have occupied that spots for 55 years, yet we did not accuse anybody of betrayal.
That's the IPOBs law of political alliance. Igbos form alliance with the north is great, Yoruba form political alliance with the north is betrayal.
Politics › Re: British Did Not Handover Nigeria To Fulani, Nnamdi Azikwe Did. by wirinet(m): 8:43pm On May 15, 2020
Ojiofor:
According to report, AG sent delegates both to NPC and NCNC at the same time offering them same deal,so they accused them of double dealing.
Saduana called Zik to inform him that he was hosting a delegation of AG in Kaduna that was where Zik got idea of whats was going on.
Is that so? Awo sent delegates to both sokoto and Enugu at the same time and the delegates arrived at their respective destinations at the same time, even though there were no flights in 1959. To make matters worse, the Sardauna knew that the AG delegates were already in ziks house at that moment (without whatsapp or facebook). Zik even had to excuse the AG delegates to take the call of the Sardauna.
Meanwhile, Zik and the Sardauna had been friends since childhood, and Zik speaks perfect Hausa.
Politics › Re: Photos Of Lord Frederick Lugard And The Amalgamation Process by wirinet(m):
emrain:
The union is not the problem. Blackman is the problem. How many ”black” countries are doing well today? Yeah, it's easy to blame every other person but yourself. You are the problem with Nigeria. An average black man is mentally lazy, hence why they hold unto God and hope he'll come to their aide one day. Lazy black skin mf!
Abeg told dem (according to chief Zebrudaya - alias 4:30). Helep me ask am whether na Lugard make Aba look like slum inspite of the governor collecting hundreds of billions of naira from Abuja since 1999.
Na Lugard say make the government no build research institutes, libraries, training schools, universities and even secondary schools in Anambra and other states in the south east.

This Lord Lugard na powerful spirits o.
Family › Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by wirinet(m):
Ybaby:
In a family setting the husband provides he protects - locks the doors at night, spiritual head, kids school fees, shelter, discipline etc

the wife nurtures basically she she does everything else - family health, ego stroking, storytime, PTA, Home cleaniness, Kids to school, Gifts for Teachers, Arranging holiday time, Nourishment etc

For the kids
She teaches affection and pampering - he teaches affection and courage
They both teach self esteem but it is more of his responsibility to let his kids know the child of who they are
They both do homework but it is her responsibility to teach and guide the child in the path of moral
They both teach business but it is more of Daddy's role
etc





Any job! some jobs are more feminine but she can do any job as long as she is able to perform the above duties for her family

I run a software company and code really well - we have a staff of about 30 programmers
I run an importation company and own 5 ecommerce websites that are doing quite well
Also a media company that is doing ok but could be better
Both companies are over 6 years and though my husband gave me capital - he does not ask me for money and he never will. Na man him be. grin



My husband is not required to do chores in the house at all. If he wants to - all well and good but he is a very busy man with plenty on his shoulder- because of him other men have a salary to feed their family.

I have helps that do chores and I coordinate. I cook dinner every night too and make sure we have a meal together Oga, myself and the children. We talk about our day and give support. Crack jokes - watch TV or play monopoly.
He also gives one weekend a month for family recreation and a vacation every year - all funded by him but organised by moi



Once a boss slapped by ass, I slapped him and my husband later locked him up. No one messes with the Queen.

I also never say no to seexx in 19 years. I respect my husband as in truly adore and respect him not audio type. He is a one of a kind man and he in turn adores me even more - I am the queen grin

Hope this answers your question
Your situation is no different from what happens in the homes millions of families around Nigeria. It's not much different from the OP's story and it's very similar to the situation in my family. Of all the businesses I have opened for my wife, I hardly ask for any account or returns, I still run the house 100%. So don't think your husband is doing anything extraordinary.

What this tread is about is when or if shit happens. If something tragic suddenly happens to the husband and he is unable to earn again - temporarily or even permanently. Businesses can fail overnight especially in a lawless country like Nigeria where a Governor or president can demolish business premises. Businesses can crash overnight with policy reversals by government. A government can wake up one morning and seize a bank. Apart from business failures, a health tragedy can hit anytime that will stretch the family fortune. It could be cancer, stroke or other debilitating illness. The bone of contention here is that wives should be in a position to help out the family in case of tragedy. It is inhuman and immoral for a wife to forget all that the man has sacrificed for the family and start treating him like an infidel when he falls into difficult or tragic times.

If your husband should read your views on your reasons for marrying him, and that you only remain loyal just because he provides and would abandon him immediately he stops providing, he will be highly disappointed. I dare you to show him your comments on this thread and tell us his reactions.
Politics › Re: Photos Of Lord Frederick Lugard And The Amalgamation Process by wirinet(m): 4:06pm On May 15, 2020
Hardestknock55:
The day the evil spell was cast! We are still praying for deliverance up till date. I know, one day, we shall be delivered...
So why we're you not delivered in 1960 when we were allowed to govern ourselves?
Politics › Re: Photos Of Lord Frederick Lugard And The Amalgamation Process by wirinet(m): 4:04pm On May 15, 2020
thatthing111:
Why are you people cursing someone that died a long time ago. Yes, he did what he did, but we have gained Independence since 1960...60 freaking years ago. If Nigeria was a human being, she would be in her old age now. How can we still be blaiming someone that died years ago over our condition?
Some people need a scape goat to blame all their failings and faults on. These people never takes responsibility for their failings, but look for every other person or situation to blame, even a man that died more than 80 years ago, before their grandfather was born.
It's like the Christian devil, a convenient excuse for our failures.
Politics › Re: Photos Of Lord Frederick Lugard And The Amalgamation Process by wirinet(m): 3:57pm On May 15, 2020
kikero:
Because since Independence, we have lived on the myth that we have enough money, when in reality we don't.

Our economy is based on selling stuff, and then using the revenue to import stuff in value higher than the value of our exports. That's why our economy is always in a bad state.

And that's why I don't support true federalism or even breaking up the country. Because it is an invitation for the bigger parts to fight the smaller parts for control of raw materials. (Yes, Sudan is not invading South Sudan, but that was because they spent 10 years thrashing out the terms of secession, and people on both sides were willing to make compromises.).That's what the first Civil war was all about. Control of resources, and to be honest, if every part of Nigeria was industrial then, there probably would have been a separation long time ago.

Until Nigerians and their government learn that the issue is every part of this country becoming productive, and that the biggest business of this country should be manufacturing and not resource dependency, we are going to remain backward.

Most African states too are in the same way. Amalgamations....that are resource dependent. And that's a sad thing. And instead of us to develop polices and to even make the sacrifices needed to be developed, we would rather sit down and blame Lord Lugard, and refuse to use our god given brains to even manufacture one pin.
This is the koko of our problems, and not whether we divide Nigeria into 2 or 36 countries. As long as we continue with the economic model bequeathed to us by the British, which makes exporters of primary goods and importers of finished goods, we will always be in economic and political doldrums.
Family › Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by wirinet(m): 11:45am On May 15, 2020
Holluwhakemmy:
The men who succeed are the efficient few. They are few who have the ambition and will power to develop themselves.
I am surprised by women with these mindset, it betrays faulty background, probably due to a disfunctional polygamous family.

How can someone say men who succeed are the efficient few. Are you insinuating that the millions of men working or doing various businesses are failures or inefficient majority? Have you seen a jobless, unsuccessful and inefficient man go through all the expenses and rituals of marriage? Obviously most men marry when they are fairly financially stable and hope for a brighter future. But shit happens. A man falls and rises several times during his life time. It's a tragedy to marry a woman who would step on a man when his down instead of helping him in rising up.
Family › Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by wirinet(m): 9:03am On May 15, 2020
nwaimoroseyaho:
There is nothing new here that I have not seen before. It happens in Every marriage where the wife is the bread winner. Your wife is not a bad woman, she was in a bad situation. When only one person is virtually running the family is tiresome, and depressing.
I have been in your wife's shoes feeding my family for 8years, I couldn't even afford undies and I was a banker.
In my own case [ I never cheated but I was depressed and people around me didn't help matters at all.
I eventually lost the job but God helped my husband. Today I don't struggle anymore, my husband foots the bill.
Plz if you can still mend things by seeing a pastor or counsellor, it will help bring back the old flame.
It false to suggest that it happens in Every marriage, it happens in lots of marriages, especially if the purpose of the marriage is material and financial. I have seen many marriages where the husband lost his job and the woman had to pick up the gauntlet to provide for the family until the man finds his feet.

And you don't think it's also tiring and depressing for the only the man to working day and night to provide for his family. Marriage is not "happy ever after". Any man or woman that is not ready to suffer the vagaries and uncertainties of marriage should not marry and stick to baby mama and baby daddy.

It good that you did not find financial solace somewhere else. I hope you also did not insult, disrespect and demean your husband at his most difficult period. If you did, he would have some grudge in his heart for the rest of his life, as he will feel you only married him for financial security.

It's difficult to mend fences after such betrayals. How do you ment fences with someone that does not love you, but only after material gains. What happens if things get difficult again?
Family › Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by wirinet(m): 8:42am On May 15, 2020
Ybaby:
That your last line is a foolish threat.

They donot have to settle for low par men so they can be married - the ones that did are opening thread or maltreating the men

They can go online and meet men from other climes - the world is a global village but I will never subscribe to abhoring infidel

About Cosmas Maduka ..... I love that Nnewi small god.... what a man!! no formal education - no father to cater for him - he could not read or write but with faith he changed his story and today you can mention his son.

Do not deny faith and end up as an infidel or if you already have kids you are not providing let me know o so I can call you an infidel
It seems you are ignorant that Cosmas Maduka was an "infidel" before he married Charity. Cosmas married charity at the age of 19 years when he had nothing, and they build their fortune together. Their company CosCharis (COSmas and CHARIty) is a testament that his wife was critical to his success.
Sports › Re: Finidi George Makes Laliga African All-time Best Eleven by wirinet(m): 9:36pm On May 14, 2020
At a time Finidi George was the best number 7 in the world.
Family › Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by wirinet(m): 3:33pm On May 14, 2020
Ybaby:
What are you saying na?

I love provider men. I appreciate them. Without such men we will have no roads, no roof.... these men move human race forward

It is infidel men i detest... lazy men who are looking or eating from a woman sweat.

Do you understand now?
I don't understand. What happens if the man had provided for you, your children and your family for 30 years, and then for some extraneous reason, (maybe stroke, accident or business tragedy) is unable to provide, either temporarily or permanently. Does he suddenly become an infidel and lazy man to you?
If you are in a better position, does he not deserve eating your sweat?
Family › Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by wirinet(m):
Ybaby:
Na Dem!

Big english NO sense of responsibility

You are welcome to club infidel, take a seat pls
I am sorry you came from a background where there was no man to take responsibility and show you fatherly love. It has made you a very bitter person towards men.

I was was the one that sent my wife to school and later to learn a trade after marriage. I have open two businesses in the past for her that I did not receive N1 from. I have open a third business for her and it's just picking up.
I presently take 100% responsibility for the feeding, housing and education of my family. Now, it would be a disappointment if something tragic happens to me tomorrow and my wife would start doing shakara because she has started making more money than me.

Although I don't want to sound tribalistic, but I noticed that kind of ungrateful behaviour from mainly Yoruba women. I have seen Yoruba women that abandoned her family (children included) at the first signs of misfortune for their husband's. Many prefer to become second wives or mistresses to old men or alhajis than to stand by their husband through difficult periods.

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