Ehinjuola: My husband is not the same man I fell in love with.
My husband changed totally after wedding day, in fact, it started on the wedding night and its giving me a lot of concern.
It's not that he is not talking to me or we are fighting, but he is not the cheerful happy person anymore.
After months of trying to get what the problem is, he finally opened up to me and I don't know what my fault is, I think he is overreacting.
My husband works in an insurance company and he is just a junior staff, he earns 150k per month, so he is not doing that bad.
When we wanted to get married, my dad wrote the wedding list and everything he would bring, when he saw them, he fumed that they were too much and they should reduce it but my dad insisted that he won't collect it twice, I also told him if he really loves me, he would provide them, he could get help from his family too, it is called bride price and other things, and it is once.
We had little issue then but he later resolved it.
He brought everything they ask him for
During the wedding, my parents told him to buy a cow, rent a hall and decorate it then they'll take care of other things. He said he didn't have money for a big hall and he would prefer a field ground but my dad insisted that rain could disrupt things and he has many people coming.
That almost cause issues too, I had to support him with 50k to get the hall because I know who my dad is, he won't back out.
I didn't know how he did it, he took the hall and designed it, he bought cow too.
His family brought food and everything went fine and that was it.
I don't know what was keeping him moody until he spoke up.
He said I couldn't fight for him, I was there supporting my parents and watch them extorting him, did I even know he had to collect loan to pay for those things?
I got angry because he used the word 'extorting'.
He was the one that wanted to have my hand in marriage and if he cherish me, he should do all they wanted since he is not paying twice.
After I said this, he stopped talking in the house, he comes home, eat and go to bed.
I tried talking to him but he would listen but not talk, he is cold to himself and prefer his privacy.
Have I said something wrong?
I don't like whats happening. My marriage is too young to be going through all these.
I am tired, I don't know what to do.
Gbese wa nile and the economy isn't smiling
You should have atleast try reasoning your Dad..
I block unnecessary billings bcoz after every every, na we both go drink the garri
During my school days, my uncle opened my eyes to the remarkable benefits of honey. As a bulk seller in the North, his knowledge sparked my curiosity. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit after completing my Nysc (National Youth Service Corps), the world slowed down, and I saw an opportunity to dive into the honey business.
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After the lockdown, I eagerly resumed selling honey, and my first customer was none other than my supportive mother, who purchased 5 liters. The growing demand only fueled my passion further.
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[quote author=AmadeGTG post=124803195]Una still Dey watch BBN? Na wa o.
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Drgreatone: 1) Nothing in ur post suggested u copied the recipe 2) They may be harmless but why give someone false hope that it works when there is no evidence. Kindly mention someone u know who's worked for and I'd not respond to you anymore. U should realize a woman's biological clock is time bound and all this recipe only delays their presentation to a qualified doctor who's hands become tied as they present late for any meaningful intervention to work
I have deleted it already. I normally don't post stuff like that, if anyone wants to see those that the recipe has worked for. simply check Joy moretti on Facebook
This is no Advert pls Meanwhile thanks for the enlightenment
Drgreatone: Are you a Doctor? What evidence do u have that this works? Just cos ppl are desperate for help doesnt mean u just spew out advice that av no scientific backing? You end up doin more harm than good.
I copied it from joy moretti page on Facebook.
Ginger, garlic, Tumeric are harmless and most people do smoothies with them. If you don't like them, kindly Waka pass
Are you a Doc? if yes, I know you people go against them but truly they are effective for treatment
Nazgul: A member of a church underwent a major operation, and his medical bill was N245,000. And he couldn't afford it.
His brother went to the Pastor on Sunday and told him to assist. The Pastor picked the microphone and told the church that our brother needs N245,000 to settle his medical bill.
Members began to donate.
After donations, what was realized was N760,000. And after the church, the Pastor counted N245,000 and gave the brother to the sick person, and then he put the balance into the church account.
The sick person's family are aggrieved. They're of the opinion that members raised that money for their brother and not the church so the church has no right to keep back any amount given to their brother. Cos the announcement was specifically to raise money for the sick brother.
The pastor is saying that they requested for 245k and he has given it to them. So whatever is left belongs to the church.
Is the pastor right?
Or is he greedy?
Contributions are welcomed.
God knows best but I feel if the church or someone else needs another assist and the church member can't meet up, they will remove from the balance
But if the pastor spends the money personally, that means He dey greedy meanwhile the family suppose dey appreciative.
A married woman experiences public humiliation within her community for allegedly engaging in an extramarital affair with her neighbour.
A video making the rounds on social media captured the moment individuals of a community paraded a mother of six (6) over an alleged affair.
While specific details about the event remain unclear, reports suggest that the woman, who is said to be pregnant, was discovered in a compromising situation with her suspected lover.
The video, which has gained significant attention, shows the woman being scorned and paraded while being taunted and insulted.[/quote
Where is her partner in crime?
Our society and rubbish mentality
Where is the man or is the woman the only guilty person and funny enough the man's wife go still defend her hubby