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@iamcomputer__ Lemon in water..

I really want to know what people who stopped drinking soda replaced it with. What did you replace soda with?

@_fvck_them Its different now compare to when i came here 10years ago. I can't give a speciific time frame. Good luck with your application.

@alohan42 Okay , thanks I really appreciate. I’m far below 35. You know how long visa processing takes for Nigerians ?

Do anything to come to Australia even if it’s selling your ancestral land you will never regret

@_fvck_them @holajide13 Make sure your masters program is on the skilled list for PR pathway, secondly, if u will finish your masters when you are 35 years, Don't apply because you won't get 2years graduate work visa after study. Have good Finance for proof of fund.

@alohan42 @holajide13 Any guide for students masters visa ? I just started my process

@Thisizik @holajide13 @Gustavo__254 They Don' t want to much immigrant.

@holajide13 @Gustavo__254 Why ?

@_fvck_them @holajide13 Money can't give u Australia visa only your skill and experience .

@holajide13 How hard is it ? Even though I have the necessary funds ?

@RuthieofBuj1 I never changed my Surname, 6 years of marriage.

Wait, there are women that are still bearing their father's name in their husband's house?? Abi na joke 😳

@MaryRoseMalomo Change of surname was never part of our culture especially Islam, Yoruba's and the Edo's. This adoption started from the british colonial time, it is a british thing not a Nigerian thing.

My father’s name is MY name. It is the name I have answered to since the first day of nursery one where my teacher said “if you hear your name, answer present”. It is the name with which I have traveled through life. The name with which I have won and the name with which I have lost. To expect me to toss it away for whatever reason is insane.

@arojinle1 Change of surname was also not part of the Edo tradition. Change of surname started from the british colonial time its an adoption not our culture

Don't talk about what you don't know bro. You and I are both Yorùbá. Wife taking husband's surname isn't a Yorùbá tradition. To start with, surname isn't a Yorùbá tradition.

@ODUNMADEIT Edo pride price nah 25 Naria.

Wait how much is bride price in Yoruba land? Is it not 1200 abi 2500 in some places? Because I don’t understand the bragging some men do o, i paid her bride price, elo lo san gan ti o so ara e di alpha and omega .

@GloriousGod01 What is wrong with this Nigerian men, you don't have control over a womans body. Her life, her choice. She decides what makes her feel safe. Paying 50 Naria for bride price doesnt give you control what decision a woman take regarding her body.

My mother gave birth to at least 8 children, every single one vaginally with no C-section. Out of those 8 children, 6 are married, and each already has at least 2 children. Not one of those grandchildren was delivered by C-section. My parents have 4 daughters. All are married, and every one of them has given birth to at least 2 children, all vaginally. They also have 2 sons whose wives have each delivered at least 2 children, all naturally through vaginal birth. Today, my parents have over 12 grandchildren, and not a single one was brought into this world via C-section. I am not against C-section when a doctor declares it medically necessary. But I am completely against the modern trend of women trying to normalize it as a casual or preferred choice. Again, Unless a doctor clearly states that my wife requires a C-section for medical reasons, she will deliver our children vaginally. She will give birth like the strong Hebrew women of old. No kñ!fe. No exceptions. I believe in family patterns as against "modern" normalization. Above all, love God.

@Melanie42869157 @Inviiin @drpenking I guess you don't know the percentages of Maternal and infant death that occur in Nigeria.

@Inviiin @drpenking 80% of women deliver safely. 80%. Pregnancy is safe and natural

It’s only Nigerian women that see pregnancy as a de*th sentence

Men are not providers, they just realized early that provision is a tool for control hence they are holding onto it for power. Ask a man why a woman should submit to him and the first thing you hear is “I am the provider” Ask a man why his wife needs his permission before leaving the house and he reminds you he is a provider. Ask a man why he believes house chores are beneath him and he will remind you he provides. Ask a man why be believes he can cheat but his wife shouldn’t cheat on him and he will tell you he provides. Provision is just a tool for control, that’s why they complain about financially stable women not being submissive, it’s simply them not being able to use provision to subjugate these women.

@MaryRoseMalomo Lol Men aren't even the sole provider in many homes. Tribes like Urhobo and Edo have a larger percentages of women who finance their home than their men

Again, I am genuinely amazed at the number of men who believe that women don't contribute financially. Your mother's worked o. They worked office jobs. They traded. A lot of them sold personal items to cater to their children. Do you think they would have gone through all that stress if the man was the sole provider and a single income was enough to keep the house afloat?

@Kingemmygod_ @MaryRoseMalomo @EgboPacheli I guess u don't read your bible. Husband and wife are to submit to each other.

@MaryRoseMalomo @EgboPacheli Did your bible at any point say “Husband submit to your wives”😳

Husbands submit to authority and structure at the office without complaints. Why does that willingness fade when it comes to submitting to their own wives at home?

@Mimichristoff @tallhoneyyy @_raesparkles The human race bring war and violence.

@tallhoneyyy @_raesparkles Of what use is human race to you personally?.

I have thought about it and to be honest there’s nothing fun happening in marriage aside copulating to have kids. The real fun is in the dating stage. When you get married, the vacation/outings and all other funs come to an end. You become two individuals whose entire lives revolve solely around raising kids, nothing more. If you find your own person and you want to enjoy each other for life? Just date and travel the world till the end of your life. That marriage thing isn’t worth it.

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@SbuGrosso98031 @_viewu Bride prize that is not more than 50 naria in most Nigerian tribes.

@_viewu 😉😉Don't expect any bride price either, since that's a traditional thing. Modern women are independent, they don't need nor deserve that

@AndyjnrUmaru Mine is country.. you don't Nigerian , i thought you where from Kenya. The talk dey always vex me

Based on your Physical Appearance, which Tribe do people mistake you for??

@Chimummy7 Lol Edo state.

There’s a state in Nigeria that something like this will happen,the governor will arrest everyone in that neighborhood and replace the banner immediately. Then travel to Abuja to ask the president for forgiveness

@spectatorindex 😂😂😂😂😂😂

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