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@instablog9ja Did she spent 80M on her wedding?

@instablog9ja What of scenarios whereby the wedding was big huge amount was spent guest ate and be merry and the marriage doesn’t last. Isn’t that a waste of resources?

₦80m Is Too Small for a 300-guest Wedding— Influencer Simi Sanya Influencer Simi Sanya has sparked conversations online after revealing that a budget of ₦80 million is “small” for anyone planning a big wedding. Speaking during an interview, Simi was asked how much someone should budget for a lavish wedding. Referencing a previous discussion where someone mentioned spending ₦80 million for about 300 guests, she agreed that while it may sound like a huge amount, it is actually not much for a grand celebration. When the interviewer asked, “₦80 million, is it too small?” Simi replied, “It’s small oo.” She went on to explain that the total cost of a wedding depends on several factors, including the venue, decoration, catering, and the couple’s personal preferences. Simi revealed that her traditional wedding was held on Lagos Island, while her white wedding took place on the mainland, a decision she said helped them save money on venue costs. According to her, hall rental prices on the Island are significantly more expensive than those on the mainland, although decoration remains costly regardless of the location. She advised intending couples who want to cut costs to consider holding their weddings on the mainland or in Ikorodu. “If you are choosing to do your wedding on the island, just start budgeting ₦10 million and above for hall.” Speaking on catering, Simi said couples can choose to pay per plate if they want to reduce expenses, but that was not the approach she took. “Me, I didn’t do that. I wanted people to eat, be filled and be merry.” She added that every wedding is different and ultimately depends on what the couple is willing to spend, noting that décor alone can also cost around ₦5 million. When asked what she would have done if her husband wasn’t willing to give her the wedding of her dreams, Simi smiled and replied: “He loves me, so he wants my dream wedding. Anything that makes me happy.”

@instablog9ja So it’s an obligation for a man alone to have money and raised a family, like to what dimension is she coming from? If a woman have her own money her man have his own money what’s wrong with that. Must a woman be a complete liability to man? SMH

Media Personality Nicky leaves the other gender rattled with a thought-provoking question

@tai250_ That’s a breadfruit I know how it’s been prepared

Who Else Have Testedd this kind of fruit???

@ANTOCAPARRA I see life there, I want all.

which is your fav?

@instablog9ja It probably might be Agege bread, not the ones made in standard bakery like pastries shops. I have a friend that sworn he will never eat bread, indomie and tea but he didn’t tell me why?

Bread lovers, the streets have received a fresh warning. 😂🍞 What food could you never give up, no matter what?

@medonna202 @instablog9ja Oh chim she has turned her man into a boiboi it shouldn’t be that way. She should understand her man better. Gen z wife.

Hmm good advice …. This thing hapen btw my guy and his fiancé .. she’s happened to be a nurse 🧑‍⚕️ my guy do hlp her in ironing her uniform while going to her wrk place some times … one a particular morning my guy got a client call to meet up by 8 and his wife is cooking and preparing to leave for wrk as well . So due to that my guy couldn’t hlp in ironing his fiancé nurse uniform.. na wetn cause kasala til now be that .. na family later interfere

Lady’s marriage advice to men sparks heated debate online, do you agree with her? 🤔💍🔥

@instablog9ja Where all these bitches coming from and capping thrash to sabotage the mind of the upcoming girls

“The only time I experienced poverty was when I married my ex-husband” — Actress Iyabo Ojo recalls her upbringing

@Pascaldey4you @instablog9ja Yes now, a person’s personality never changed, remember nature the same hand she used to clap mosquito she also would use to clap bee. Careful with women

Fear women She has probably finished the man’s money then she left the man and go for another man who also have money, now this what she is saying about her innocent ex husband I’m just pitying the current husband because she may still end up suckǐng that one dry too. Lets be guided.

@AdaChiii0 You Ada no Dey stress me

Men, which one are you taking home?

@Huma3310 Hello babe

Hi

@instablog9ja Toke has been a bitch since day one, when she said she was defiled at 12 that alone had tell much about her. A gold digger mama.

Dating: If My Man Earns ₦5k, He Should Give Me at Least ₦3k; the Day He Asks Me for Money, He’ll Never Hear From Me Again— Podcaster Toke Makinwa Media personality Toke Makinwa has said she has never been in a relationship where a man asked her for money, adding that she considers it a deal breaker if a partner ever does. Speaking during a recent episode of her podcast, Toke Moments, which featured reality TV star Mercy Eke, Makinwa reflected on conversations about women being asked to financially support their partners. She said she often wonders why she has never had such an experience. “When I hear women say these things, I sit down and I ask myself, why don’t men ask me for money? Men don’t ask me for money.” She jokingly suggested that perhaps the way she presents herself or shares her own challenges discourages men from asking her for financial assistance. “Maybe there is something on my head. Maybe because before you ask me, I’m already giving you all my problems? As soon as you say how are you? Today I have a headache.’ Maybe that’s why.” Makinwa maintained that even the men she had dated who were not financially stable never requested money from her. “I’ve never dated a guy who has ever asked me for money. Even if I date a broke guy, he earns 5K, at least 3K out of that money he’ll give it to me”. Expressing gratitude for the experience, she insisted that she has never dated a man who confidently asked her for financial support, stressing that doing so would immediately end the relationship. “I’m thankful for that grace though, because I’ve never, ever, ever dated a guy that has confidently asked me for money. The day you do, you’ll never hear from me again .”

@CAMPUS_PARROT_ @instablog9ja True, in fact the people you’re helping are the ones who would turn around calling you names poor man e no get anything and some unnecessary drama like that; as a man you have to be disciplinary with your resources.

@instablog9ja Not only women even also your own family members. This might sound wicked but it's true. When you keep doing for your family and ignore yourself and unfortunate for you, you lose your source of income, those that you've been helping will be the one saying don't you have savings

How to Remain Financially Stable as a Man — Media Personality Amarachi Shares a Life Hack

@AndyjnrUmaru Lagos island, Ikeja, Oshodi, Ajah and many more

Guess the State in Nigeria

@SaimaAill 80’s +

Sois honnête, à quel âge les hommes arrêtent de regarder les femmes ?🥰🥰

@ChinaksOfLagos Good mum, get him a koboko ASAP before he overpowered you where is his dad. He needs a iron hand

I came across this video with this caption "How did the mom allow him to get to this stage?". What is your honest opinion?

@JesusOnlyisKing Amen. 🙏

Jesus is Lord on earth

@majestymasculin God is a god God

@realdanieltitus Amen. 🙏

@omoluabi1sq What type of nonsensical play is that the guy mumu ht heck you even bringing yourself down to this level.

Would you do this for your woman as a sign of love? ❤️ Be honest.