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Problem: A man should not control his wife or tell her what she can or cannot do. But if his wife gravely assaults their maid, "the husband should be arrested too because why would he fold his hands and watch his wife brutalise their maid?" Solution: CONTROL YOUR WIFE And if you cannot *CONTROL* her, do no marry her. Because the same people who insist that a husband has no authority over his wife are often the very same people who expect him to answer for her conduct when she does something morally reprehensible or criminally liable. Weak men who marry women they cannot *CONTROL* will suffer the brutality of the modern marital contract: all of the liability, none of the authority.

Until you date a generous man, you will never understand how much men love providing for the woman they love.

My wife doesn't know I cry in the car today before coming inside. Before we married, she worked. Had her own money. We split things without even discussing it. it just happened naturally. That kind of partnership makes a man feel like he chose right. After our wedding, I noticed she stopped. Somehow every bill found its way to my lap. Rent. Feeding. Recharge cards. Data. Everything.

Can we all agree he is the finest man in Nigeria?

One of my bosses got married, and every single wedding gift he received was donated to an orphanage. Not a single item made it to his house. As for the money sprayed during the wedding, it was all collected in a basket kept beside the couple. He used it to buy fuel, cover other miscellaneous expenses, and share some with the bridesmaids. Not a single naira was spent on anything personal. I asked him why? He said one couldn’t be too careful.

Zion Suzuki Ghanaian Father, Japanese Mother, born in the United States. His family relocated to Japan when he was very little. The choice to use his mother’s surname and not his father’s surname is generally due to integration. Since they were moving permanently to Japan, it only made sense to use that surname. In Japan, family registration and daily life strongly favor Japanese surnames for smoother integration, schooling, legal matters, and obtaining/affirming Japanese citizenship (which he holds). If they remained in US or moved to Ghana, he probably would have used his father’s surname, I assume. Anyways, he went through Urawa Red Diamonds’ academy before going on loan in Belgium and then established himself at Parma in the Italian Serie A. He’s one goalkeeper many clubs are monitoring, he was linked to Manchester United at some point, and I hope he gets a big move shortly. Ladies and Gentlemen, Zion Suzuki

As of 2002, Dangote is 14,400 times richer than Mark Zuckerberg. 24 years later, Mark is 9 times richer than Dangote. What do you think is the factor that led to the slow growth of Dangote's wealth compared to Mark's?

I was so speechless that night