The life we live in Nigeria is not it at all. I have two Fibre internet, both subscribed. Yet none is working. @FiberOne_help@FOBroadband you people are the worst service providers followed by @MTN180@MTNNG
Let the narrative of "you expect me to go to work and come back to cook" die in 2024.
There is nothing you're doing at work that stops anyone from cooking. I don't know what is in cooking that causes all these fuss.
Having said that, there is no relationship without relations. Invest yourselves in your relationship and your marriage. Invest your income, your labour, your body, your time. There is nothing in the house you can't do, you were doing it before you got married. This applies to everybody.
This just gave me the chills. I think about this occasionally and my utmost prayer is for me to make the most impact I can and also outlive my parents.
One truth people wouldn't want to hear is:
Some people somewhere are in the last year of their lives and they don't know it yet. Everything they have ever worked for and acquired by way of material things, will be left behind, disappear from their earthly reach at cessation of their breathing.
All the struggle in life, about to vanish... suddenly. Learn to live beyond this earth while you still live. Experience every moment, every second cos the world out there doesn't care about what you are on earth. It's all about what you did with the little time of schooling while you were here.
Lastly, learn to forgive, let go, live and let live....for it all goes away so fast.
@Wizarab10 The sense of security he brings. The safety that comes with having your own person. You may not talk to your family members or your friends daily but you’d definitely talk to your partner everyday. Also, the relief of someone sharing in your daily struggles.
@Bukmaz007@Eneegmanuelllll I am disheartened to see that this is still going on. It really is appalling. We are collectively taking a stand against it.
*_UNIOSUN LAW SAYS NO TO SEXUAL ASSAULT_*
The Law Students' Society, Osun State University, stands united against sexual assault. We condemn this heinous act in all its forms and emphasize that there is *_NO PLACE FOR IT IN OUR SOCIETY_ .*
Rereading Damilare Kuku’s “Nearly all the men in Lagos are mad” and once again I affirm that we all have certain privileges others can’t afford by virtue of their experiences.
Our generation can afford to be liberal, woke and detribalized because we didn’t experience tribal wars.
I foresee a time where society will have to start fighting for the emancipation of the male gender. To think that at any point in time gender equality would be achievable is nothing short of a delusion.