- If a man kneels to propose to his wife, it’s romantic. If a woman kneels to serve her husband food, it’s slavery.
- If a man opens the car door for his wife, it’s romantic. If a woman washes clothes for her man, it’s slavery.
- If a man bends or kneels to beg his wife, it’s respect. If a woman kneels, it’s slavery or "women don’t apologize."
- It’s okay for a woman to weaponize sex and only give it when she wants, because "it’s her body her choice." But if a man stops providing for his wife after she wrongs him, it’s "financial abuse."
You all will be okay.
Above all, love God.
NOLLYWOOD IS ABOUT TO TAKE US BACK! 🔥
If you watched ISSAKABA growing up, you already understand why this is BIG.
ISSAKABA: THE RETURN
November 13, 2026. 🎬
Be honest…
WHO ARE YOU GOING TO THE CINEMA WITH? 👀👇🏾
My mummy has finally made me waterleaf (guré) soup and white amala (lafun). This woman is honestly the best. 😭
I wanted to be the one taking care of her, but na she dey spoil me instead. 😂 She cooked everything herself without even allowing me to join her.
At this point, am I really the child or is my mummy the one raising me? 😂❤️
Does your mum still spoil you like this, or has she left you to fend for yourself?
I was frying plantains and crying, I stood right there and watched till it turned black, packed it, turned off the gas then went to continue the cry in the room🥹🥹
What's the craziest or funniest thing heartbreak made you do??
There is an old couple in my street who walk together every evening. He is almost ninety, she is a little younger. He carries a walking stick, and she carries his hand.
One day I stopped to greet them, and I could not help asking, "What is the secret? How long have you been married?"
The old man laughed. "Sixty-three years."
"And you never got tired of each other?"
"Of course we did," the wife said. "Many times. There were years we barely spoke. There was a time I packed my bag and got as far as the gate."
"What happened?"
She looked at her husband. "He came after me with a lantern, because it was dark. He did not beg or shout. He just stood there and said, 'The road is not safe. Let me walk you.' And we both knew he meant more than the road."
The old man squeezed her hand. "I did not do anything special. I just did not let her walk alone."
I watched them go down the street slowly, step by step, his stick tapping and her hand in his.
I thought I understood marriage before. I did not. It is not about never wanting to leave. It is about someone coming after you with a lantern when you do.
AISHAT *******
Age: 49
Gender: Female
Date of Birth: 4 March 1977
Location: Abuja
State of Origin: Lagos
Nationality: Nigerian
Marital Status: Separated
Children: 3
Religion: Muslim
Height: 4'5"
Genotype: AS
Blood Group: O+
HIV Status: Negative
Education: Master of Public Administration (MPA)
Profession: Computer Scientist / Computer Analyst
Organisation: National Assembly
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