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@AsakyGRN You can name the child after his father, your name will be secondary. It's a spirit thing, as much as you have the right, the man from whom the spirit that form the child came from must call the new spiritual image a name so careful as touching matters of hierarchy

“You have to be m3ntally unstable as the father of my child to wait until we’re about to name the baby I carried for nine months just to tell me I can’t choose the name I want because only the father has the right to name the child.” — Lady says.

@Manu_Sisti Claude

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@maryamerh_nn Why not a rich guy? You wan loose skin quality

Wallahi I'm seriously in need of a husband even if he is poor😭😫💔

@__Dimah__ Find am go apongbon under bridge in Lagos

I need a poor boyfriend any One?💔

@VictoriaAbiola4 You dey flush am

May we not marry who doesn't flush toilet 🙏🏼😌😌

@Junior105043 Well done ma the chimney box of our time.

As a girl I no fit rate you if you can't smoke

@leodey4u You still dey keep bucket list when your mate dey do note pad list. Bucket no dey heavy you

I must chop albino work before I kpai

@AgbawoGracious It will shock you the man will cheat on you with a girl selling kunu or the one hawking fufu

I can swear on my life that no man could ever cheat on me bc I’m too pretty. 🙂‍↔️🙈

@juliet_soph Drop your shoulder pad and you will find out iv been by your side long ago been sure of you, even before you started kooking hot.

My future husband… Aren’t you tired of cooking for yourself? 😃😎

@juliet_soph Na you no notice me, ivbeen here crushing on you, but your shoulder pad is bigger than that of the pba of Benin

@Hidayatu187194 Lack of monetary value don't make a man poor. A poor man can be wealthy ND still still more money cos he fears to return back to poverty. Which many politicians are. Money is just opportunities that comes from meeting people who showed you the right direction

I need a poor boyfriend any One?💔

@Chisomxoxo_ So to you big bumbum is class? Shio! All the so called class is packed with shit. You use the word class as if classy girls don't pupu. They class will mean dress sense, or body mass, or big English. I beg a pepper seller with class is better than a classy babe without respect

Some men haven’t dated women with class in their life. Maybe it’s self esteem issues or lack of interest.

@OgarEmmaOwogeka You are saying this, when they said fo ai course, you people will sit down, act like geniuses not willing to learn new things. Several people can do that to him. As a matter of fact few of his enemies lately could set the fire up for him too to go to jail.

The plan remains, VDM will be arrested as soon as he touch down in Nigeria. He must account for the video, doctored or not. He is the Ratel President and must account for the actions of his agents.

@Esther4prince After the market don close, you now want honest man late hour. God will provide. Your body count will pass 18.5643million

Distance will not be a problem, i only need a good& honest man

@_adepejuh Every pain, and hardship, kidnapping and many things you want to talk about was a set up.

At this point if you still want to vote for Bola Ahmed Tinubu I need to know what exactly you people are seeing that the rest of us are not seeing

@Rise_Forge Why did u follow a married man? You sef na criminal. You should be prosecuted for that. You know a man is married, you agreed to join him to hurt his wife, so his eyes now opened that its wrong, you call him wicked. I beg if he got you pregnant and abscond what will you do?

“Abuja married men are very w!cked. You meet a corper managing her life paying rent of 400k. Then you start dating her. All of a sudden you start telling her to come to Wusi so she can be close to you. You rent an apartment of N2m for her. Mind you her salary is not up to N100k. You introduce her to a certain kind of lifestyle and isolate her from everybody. You told her not to date anybody and stay loyal to you that is a married man. Now after one-year you start giving her attitude. Who are you leaving her for? You're now saying you've given your life to Christ and you want to go back to your wife. Shey you didn't think about that before you started dating her. You people are just very w!cked ” — Lady criticizes some married men in Abuja over relationships she described as emotionally and financially m@n!pul@tive.

@__labama @woye1 This guy has collected money. As much as I don't support vdm on every side, I still see life Luke politics, we don't all have common enemy and same is friend. Choices differ. That's his opinion, it doesn't mean people should neglect him.

For far too long, VDM has carried himself as though he is above the law. What was once bravado has now crystalized into a dangerous belief that he is untouchable by the laws of the land. Nigerians of this generation must remember: we are not more stubborn or aggressive than our forefathers who fought for independence and sacrificed for democracy. The real difference is that today’s generation has become reckless, loud, difficult to correct, and far too comfortable with ignorance and foolishness. Social media was supposed to amplify genuine voices of accountability — people in the mould of Fela Kuti. Instead, it has handed powerful microphones to clowns, reduced serious national conversations to noise, empty outrage, and performative madness. Platforms that could have strengthened democracy have largely become safe spaces for toxicity and recklessness. Let this be clear: Nigeria has laws. Governments before this one confronted individuals they saw as threats to the state, and the heavens did not fall. The same can happen again. No amount of TikTok live streams, ad revenue, or online following will shield anyone when the law finally lands. To the Ratel movement and everyone watching: VDM will be arrested. He will be prosecuted. If found guilty, he will go to prison — and life will continue. No individual is bigger than the government or the law of the land. This is the end of the era of thinking you can run wild without consequences. Be very careful and responsible with what you post on social media. The same laws that protected our democracy can also be applied to those who undermine it. No one is above the law. Not yesterday. Not today. Not ever.

@Emtee600 @Drweloveu You ehn? How your eyes go that side

@Drweloveu She no fine anything See a stand and stadium gate be, now imagine how the pitch go come be

Linda Ikeji is rich, beautiful, educated, and tall. Despite her wealth, marriage has eluded her. When she fell pregnant (the floor was very slippery), she narrated how she used to get stuck in traffic when visiting her baby daddy. The guy got her pregnant and disappeared from her life. Money doesn't make women more attractive to men. It reduces their chances of getting married. Money makes men more attractive to women because women priortise hypergamy. Women hardly date/marry down. When they become very wealthy, they start searching for richer men to wife them. The guys which most wealthy single women have eyes for are either unavailable or have sight on younger and more feminine women. Linda Ikeji is 46 years old. If she wants to get married today, she can pull it off. The question is: will she be benevolent enough to marry a man who she is far richer than? Hypergamy is a curse to obirins.

@juliet_soph She doesn't know the rule of thw game. Having it all is like having all you need to keep a car working, but not fixing them and using them. Having is a thing, management and perfect use is control

A woman can have it all and men will still cheat on her... why?

@Clarisbell_ @ArcSadam Some women wants to know his moves, what he makes, everything about him. I swear the more you know the more the trouble. Even you women who can get ur full moves? Why then try to control a man? Funnily those women if they have sons, they won't allow any woman do what they did.

@studioheeemage @ArcSadam I understand you I'm not against what you said I'm only against the terminology

My husband earns around 800k every month. Out of that, he gives me 200k for feeding and running the house, 60k for the children’s school needs, and another 100k for light bills, medicine, and little unexpected expenses. In total, about 360k comes into the home monthly, while he keeps the rest. Recently, I became curious about our finances and asked him how much he had saved over the years, but he avoided the conversation. Later, I checked and discovered he had about 14M saved. Honestly, after more than three years of work and all the sacrifices we’ve made as a family, I expected it to be much more. What confused me most is that my husband is not someone who spends recklessly. He eats at home most of the time, only buys lunch occasionally at work, and aside from helping family members once in a while and paying the children’s school fees, there’s nothing extravagant he does. When I asked him calmly to explain how the savings were only 14M, the conversation turned into an argument. Instead of answering me, he started bringing up my own salary and asking whether he had ever questioned the money in my account. Since then, the house has been tense and silent. This morning, he even said if I’m unhappy, I’m free to leave the marriage because he will never discuss his money with me. Now I’m honestly confused. Is it wrong for a wife to want transparency about the future of her family? Or did I overstep boundaries by checking his account and questioning his savings?