Haliberry

Some of my Kwara and Ondo people would argue with you that Amala is best served this way. I might actually agree with them ooo What do you guys think about this combo?

But in my opinion.. there was no reason for Davido to wear that dress.. why? Cus it solves nothing! The government is totally aware that they have failed those k!!!dnapped victims.. wearing such dress just put Nigeria 🇳🇬 in a bad light.. who suffers it? Tinubu? Absolutely not.. Tinubu will still get his IMF as well as World Bank loans and grants.. it is the average Nigerian that is looking for gigs on upwork or looking to bag an international client that suffers it.. or the ones jumping from embassies to embassies for visas, as well as the ones abroad that are being looked down on.. Do you think there is fun applying for stuff with a yemen 🇾🇪 or Afghanistan 🇦🇫 passport? The foreigners aren't interested in your country's affair cus they cares. They are only interested to know where to categorize your passport. In as much as I love Davido.. the truth is that he just likes attention.. let's stage protests, let's boycott our jobs or do whatever thing to make the government know we are ready for an immediate change! Those guys at the World Cup just want to party.. they do not care about any other thing.

Just marry who likes you. Religious or irreligious. Marry, who likes you. Someone can appear religious and not like you and treat you so badly. It's not written on the forehead.

There was a time when many Muslim women depended almost entirely on their husbands for financial support. This was the reality many of us grew up seeing. Unfortunately, it also gave some men who lacked the fear of Allah an unhealthy level of control over their wives. It was not uncommon to see a woman's shop locked up by her husband or hear her being given an ultimatum: stay at home or return to your father's house. Many women endured these situations because they had little or no financial means of their own. Today, things are changing. More Muslim women are educated, building careers, running businesses, and earning good incomes. There are clear benefits to this. A financially stable wife can support the family during difficult times, contribute to her children's education, and reduce the financial pressure on her husband. If a husband loses his job or experiences setbacks, her income can become a source of stability for the home. Financial independence can also give a woman confidence and allow her to contribute meaningfully to family decisions. However, there is a concern that is often overlooked. Financial stability can sometimes create silent struggles over roles and expectations in marriage. In Islam, the primary responsibility of providing for the family rests on the husband. When a wife earns significantly more or becomes the major provider, ego, pride, or confusion about responsibilities can arise if both spouses are not intentional about communication and mutual respect. Another concern is when financial independence is pursued primarily as an escape plan in anticipation of divorce or abuse. While every woman should have a sense of security and the means to protect herself in genuinely harmful situations, marriage suffers when either spouse enters it with the mindset that separation is inevitable. Financial stability should empower a woman, not become the foundation of distrust or a substitute for building a healthy and secure marriage. Money itself is not the problem. The real question is whether financial success brings husband and wife closer as partners or slowly turns marriage into a competition. What are your thoughts? May Allah guide us rightly.

People who don't get to poo every morning or at least 5 mornings in a week are very abnormal though!

According to the core tenets of Islam it is actually haram for married Muslim sisters to be financially independent. If your husband actively takes care of your provision then why do you need to work? The role of a married woman in Islam is to be a full time house wife.

Can you people stop? Gas was never sold at 300 naira.