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For over two months, I've talked about a product without earning one naira.
I was a 9 – 5 salary earner with crazy bills, a family and plenty of reasons to give up.
Then one ordinary conversation changed everything.
Here’s what happened and what beginners should learn.
My uncle took his wife to the UK last year.
Two months ago, she gave birth, and because her mother is late and she's the only daughter in the family, my uncle called my grandma to come and do omugwo for them.
But immediately he told his wife about it, she refused.
She said she didn't want his mother coming to stay with them and insisted that he should hire a nanny instead.
My uncle explained to her that hiring a nanny in the UK was expensive, and he would still be the one paying all the bills and taking care of her and the baby since she couldn't work yet.
But she stood her ground and insisted on having a nanny.
They argued about it for weeks, but my uncle also refused to change his mind because he said he couldn't afford it.
Eventually, the wife filed for divorce.
Now, my uncle has been mandated to pay £2,500 every month for child support.
You m0cked a woman for not having a child because you disagreed with her opinion on a topic.
She blocked you!
Yet, you’re still posting the screenshot, telling people you only m0cked her for not having a child.
And you are a woman!!
Imagine a state that cannot fight back when terrorists attack and unalive innocent people.
So, they have youths in this state?
According to Amnesty International, over 6,000 people were killed in Benue within the first two years of the current administration.
How is it that all these youths did not come out?
I can promise you that this did not happen in the village.
She is probably having issues with her husbands people and then decided to give her daughter away to the man in marriage herself.
Well, maybe the husband is not an igbo person and does not understand the igbo tradition.