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@AndyjnrUmaru I loved this!

You just had to be there, Were you really There? many won't understand.

@ChiefBehemoth_ Na the grass remain to talk about na😩

I love these photos because of how beautifully their dynamic evolves over those four years. In the first photo, the boy’s hands are just floating; he isn't quite sure where to place them. His smile is mischievous, like he thinks he’s getting away with something he shouldn't.

I received an inheritance of almost ₦35 million in cash from my late father. My husband knew about the entire process, so when the money came, he sat me down and asked what I planned to do with it. I told him I wanted to buy land, buy a car, register for my master's degree, and invest the rest in my business. He became offended and asked, "So where do I come in as your husband? What do I get?" I was genuinely confused, so I told him I didn't understand. He said I should forget about it. I continued making plans for the land and the car. He stayed quiet and simply watched me. Then one day, he woke me up and said he didn't know I was this stupid. He said I had a husband and such a huge amount of money, yet I couldn't entrust it to him. He asked what impression I was trying to give people. I was shocked. I asked him a simple question: "You expect me to hand over the money my father worked so hard for and left for me just because you are my husband?" He flared up. The àŕgum£nt became so h£àted that he almost b£àt me. He told me to prepare myself for whatever happened next because he couldn't stay married to a woman who was not submissive. He said he would bring another woman into the house—one who would listen to him and respect him. A few days later, his parents showed up at our home without informing me. In fact, I had just returned from work when I saw them waiting. They spent hours preaching to me, insisting that I should transfer the entire inheritance to my husband. They said their family would never forgive me for such disobedience. My mother-in-law added that she had been b£gg!ng her son not to marry another woman because she believed I would eventually listen to her. I felt extremely ùncomfortàble because it felt like an àmbùsh. I agreed with them and promised that I would transfer the money the following morning. That evening, I carried my baby downstairs, pŕ£tend!ng I wanted to buy something. Instead, I left for a friend's house and switched off my phone. Two days later, my mother came to my friend's house and stayed to help care for my son while I returned to work. About a month later, I found a suitable apartment and paid for it. I went back to my husband's house while he was at work and packed my belongings and my son's belongings. I also took every single item I had bought with my own money. That was when I realized I had purchased almost everything in the house, including our bed, kitchen appliances, television, and many other household items. Ironically, my husband earned far more than I did, yet I was the one who spent the most. Looking back, I realized he had been freeloading off me. I settled into my new home over the weekend. On Tuesday, while I was at work, the police came to arŕ£st me. My boss accompanied me to the police station. My husband claimed that everything I had taken belonged to him and demanded that I prove ownership. However, he couldn't provide any evidence that the items were his. One of my colleagues went to my office and brought my cooperative savings scheme records. Every item I bought had been purchased through my office cooperative, with every single payment deducted directly from my salary. The following week, I served him with divorce papers. That was when he started sending me endless messages, saying he couldn't live without me and that he had only thŕ£atened me because he wanted me to become more submissive. We're now in court. I'm done. #marriage —Adetunji Foluke Olaitan on Fb

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Kaii!!! I’ve entered one chance 😭😭😭. They over paid me for July and I’ve eaten the money and now they’re asking to deduct it from my August salary😭😭😭😭. What sort of advance Sapa is this😭😭, August-September will be longgggggggggg