โgod forbid i end up with a guy with micro penisโ โa man with small penis has nothing for meโ
women - same sissss ๐ ๐ผ you said it all
โi can never date a woman with saggy boobsโ
women - men are so stupid omg. men need to stop speaking about women body, they don๏ฟฝ๏ฟฝt understand women body.
stupid men - my gender is so embarrassing, why would you even tweet something like this?
@a__vanita In as much I dont support what they are doing to her.
You still know it's that XY gender that will help her.
Have you assisted her as her fellow XX gender?
@dammiedammie35 Women are selfish.
It's good she did it to him like that so others will learn.
I will never train any lady in school.
Be it wife or gf.
Nah, I'm never doing that.
That gender dey ruthless.
Iโm just blocking these African accounts. I think itโs safe to say Nigerian women are full blown retarded prostitutes incapable of a normal healthy relationship.
They are also toxic, they cheat, they are definitely not loyal. Donโt have a baby itโs probably not yours. As a mother I wouldnโt want my son dealing with any of them. I would seriously object. Massive red flags
Yesterday, I had the honor of visiting Benue State, traveling from Makurdi, the state capital, to Gboko, where I paid a courtesy call on the revered Tor Tiv. I am profoundly grateful to His Majesty for the gracious welcome and for the opportunity to discuss the development, peace, and welfare of our people.
I particularly commend the Catholic Bishop of Gboko, Most Rev. Father William Avenya, for his steadfast dedication to education. During my visit to the College of Nursing Sciences established under his leadership, an institution I have supported since its inception, I pledged an additional โฆ10 million to help strengthen its operations. Supporting education and healthcare is an investment in our collective future.
We then proceeded to Yelwata, where we stood in solidarity with the people and families affected by the tragic massacre. The pain endured by these families, especially the children who lost their parents, is profoundly distressing. To address some of their immediate needs, I committed โฆ5 million for the construction of a borehole to improve access to clean water, as well as โฆ10 million to support the education of children orphaned by the massacre.
No child should be forced to let the tragedy that has affected their family determine the course of their future. Although no financial contribution can restore the lives lost or remove the suffering endured by their loved ones, we have a responsibility to do everything within our power to renew hope, preserve dignity, and create opportunities for those affected. Education must continue to serve as a bridge to a brighter future for these children.
The day concluded with a town hall meeting held as part of our continuing engagements across the country. I was joined by my elder brother and NDC Vice Presidential candidate, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, as well as other candidates of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) in Benue State.
These engagements enable us to hear directly from our people, gain a clearer understanding of their concerns, and consider practical responses to the challenges facing our communities and nation. We are firmly of the view that leadership begins with listening and must ultimately be judged by the meaningful difference it makes in people's lives.
I remain firmly persuaded that leadership exists to serve. We must increase our investment in education, healthcare, security, and human development. Our goal must be to build a country in which every Nigerian, regardless of personal circumstances or place of birth, can live with dignity and realize their full potential.
I would like to express my appreciation to the Governor of Benue State, His Excellency, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Alia. Before my visit, I sent him a message, and he personally returned my call to assure me that I would receive a warm welcome in the state. This exemplifies the true essence of statesmanship: placing humanity and mutual respect above political differences.
I extend my heartfelt gratitude to the people of Benue State for their warm reception and hospitality. May God continue to bless Benue State and the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
A New Nigeria Is POssible! -PO
Man makes money - I need to settle down and build a family
Woman makes money - I donโt need a man.
First of all, I donโt think a lot of people see marriage as partnership, itโs just a means to an end for a lot of people especially Nigerian women.
I can never forget the day 9ja women said if they had a 3 bedroom apartment and their man was renting a self-contain, they could not accommodate him in their house because they would disrespect him. Even the clowns who had tried packaging themselves as women with family values were fighting for their right to not house their own man, calling it a woman's nature to disrespect him if she houses him. Danaged souls.
Then damaged 9ja men were as usual fitting for their right to reject 3 bedroom to raise family in self-contain becsuse "as a man..."
"Woman's nature" una. No be woman accomodate her man in her parents home while sharing her bedroom with him for 2 years without any disrespect? She paid the bills and took care of him in love for 2 years. Una go carry witchcraft for body dey call am woman's nature. Just admit you're a witch. Again, womanhood is not a Nigerian word. We see women everywhere in the world.
As for 9ja men, I dont have pity for you. You no just wan get sense.
What 100/100 in marriage looks like. โค๏ธ
Husband: Babe, I've sent the children's school fees and money for the utilities. Please help me settle them.
Wife: Dear, I got paid today, so I stopped at the market to restock most of the food items we're running out of.
Husband: Babe, I invested the money I made from that deal in the property we discussed.
Wife: That's good, dear. I also got us that solar fan we talked about and replaced the faulty blender.
Husband: There was light today while you were away, so I quickly did the laundry and cleaned up the house.
Wife: Awww, thank you, dear. I prepared your favourite soup this afternoon and kept some aside for you.
Husband: Babe, I think we should start saving towards that family holiday.
Wife: Already started! I've put something aside from my last business profit.
Husband: You're really making this journey easier.
Wife: That's what we're here for, dear. We're building this life together.
100/100 in marriage is not about who does more or who contributes more. It's about two people who genuinely care about each other's well-being.
Nobody is watching the other struggle just to prove a point.
That's partnership. That's friendship. That's marriage.
@LifeofJunimill@davido The issues here is that you are attacking someone you once supported.
If you want be a wizkid fan, be it and move on from Davido.
You've tweeted hate stuff towards Davido more than the wizkid you are stanning.
The worse part is that the wizkid fans can't see through you. Enjoy
Just look at life..
- To the wife, her husband is being sweet
- To other Women, the gesture is a hinderance
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Now letโs flip!
If itโs a case where the wife asks her husband first before going ahead with a deal
Then itโs no longer a sweet gesture.. The husband is โcontrollingโ and trying to dim his wifeโs light.
And itโs the same across board!
Thatโs why I say..
That huge thing youโre doing for your Mum, if you start doing it for your Wife, automatically โyour Wife has started using your headโ
That huge thing youโre doing for your Wife, once you start doing it for your Mum, โHis Mother is controlling himโ.
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For Women, itโs mainly a battle of โwho can use the Men around them to their selfish advantage the mostโ
Itโs only a sweet gesture when done to them, extend the gestures and you become foolish or the other Women are manipulating you.
Also..
What a Man wants in his Woman, he wants for his sisters and daughters too
But what a Woman wants in her Man, she doesnโt want for her brother and son.
Seeโฆ I can never believe Women are inherently โgood peopleโ compared to Men.
Theyโre way too self-centered to be reasonable.. But play victim at every slight chance they get.
Dear Kings, donโt be a 50:50 man. It should be 100:100 because thatโs what real partnership means.
Iโve never and will never be a 50:50 man. Itโs 100/100 for me or nothing. I put my money on the table and she does the same.
And you see house chores, you canโt threaten me with that. I can cook, clean, wash, go shopping ๐, and even take care of a new born baby.
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@jane_onyekachi "If he can't take care of your needs or fund your lifestyle, dump him"
You can't even take care of your lifestyle but you want a man to do it for you.
You that look like a vomit.