So I actually took time to listen to the episode and tbh this trend of clickbait is absolutely disgusting. The entire episode was 46mins. The FIRST thing Toyosi said when introducing herself was that she’s a founder and CEO
Hello lovely folks,
I'm Nimah, a pharmacist and aspiring entrepreneur based in Abeokuta. I'm thrilled to introduce top-notch yet budget-friendly female flat shoes, sandals, and slippers. We offer hassle-free delivery services, and if you prefer, you can choose the pickup option.
The last time VIO stopped me around that Berger bridge, gave him photocopies of my vehicle papers which was complete, when he asked me to come show him my fire extinguisher, I zoomed off and left the papers with him.
Area neighbour wey report her husband to me say he’s always beating her
Me: Ha, epele.
Her: won ni ki’n lo fi Olopa gbe.
Me: ki le ma se bayii?
Her: mi o mo.
Me: E take e easy o, E je ki’n mo nkan ti e decide
Days later, her WhatsApp status “Akanni mi, a jo ma lorawagbo ni, fuck haterz”
The first time I took my husband to see my mom, she asked why I chose him, I didn’t waste time to say, “because he’s smarter than me.”
From the time I was ripe for marriage, I started telling myself and anyone who cared to listen that I don’t want to marry a businessman, especially those traders in the market. And coming from a wealthy family with most family friends being businessmen and traders, it was a tough decision to stand by. Yet, I turned down many wealthy suitors.
At some point, I nearly gave in to one that seemed educated but in our first argument, he said, “speaking big English doesn’t make you better than me, you’re not the first person that went to school.”
In that moment, he reminded me exactly why I made the decision not to marry a businessman. I took to my heels.
My hubby wasn’t rich but wasn’t poor either. He looked skinny and just started working in an oil company. We could argue about many topics and he wouldn’t feel intimidated by my intelligence. Rather he argued with facts and most times he was right.
When I shared my goals and aspirations with him even the silly ones, he found a way to bring it to life. I guess we became business partners before we became lovers.
Today, he is wealthier, more robust , more attractive and in the management team of his company. Above all, he hasn’t stopped pushing me to be the best at what I do.
While marriages can be undoubtedly difficult and unpredictable, you can overcome most of the challenges when you’re intentional about who you choose as your partner.
I used to think your perspective on issues are valid until today. It seems you're persistently clinging to biased views about women
Tell me, should I have married a jobless man? So you can be happy with your school of thought that all women marry for money.
Well, I’m sorry to burst your bubbles. I didn’t marry for money. My hubby was an intelligent, educated, smart and handsome man with great potentials when I met him. He came from an average middle class family, had a nice car and lived in a one-bedroom apartment.
I turned down suitors who were already made, driving the latest SUVs and living in their own mansions. But who wouldn’t have supported the idea of an ambitious career woman like me.
Every day, y’all come here to denigrate women with your sick narrative that all women marry for money. Yet when you see a woman that married for the potential she saw in her man and invested in his future, you will still not appreciate it.
You can continue deceiving yourself and your gullible followers and run with your prejudiced thoughts about women.
But tweeter is not a real place. Many men in the real world can testify that women like me exist, but they might be hesitant to acknowledge it due to the toxic rhetoric like yours.
Wise men know that women want stability and happiness in marriage and you can’t give her that if you can’t lead her intellectually and emotionally no matter her financial status.
I’m not saying marrying a business man is wrong choice. There are women who love such men. Go for them. Simply find someone who can accept your level and marry. It’s not that hard.
I have so many questions about Ijakumo. First thing is Toyin’s hair, Did it have to be that long to prove she’s dada awuru?? The fighting scene, what was it for? The storyline??? very typical, nothing intriguing. A solid 5/10 and this is due to Kunle Remi’s acting.
The management of TVC Communications, owners of TVC, TVC News and Max FM Lagos and Abuja announces the passing on of Emmanuella Pobeni Adepoju (popularly known as Iya Jogbo).
She died as a result of brief illness from Bronchitis and an enlarged heart.