Money is drawn to me.๐ฐ๐ฐ
I deserve to make more money.
Everything I touch turns into gold.๐
Money is openly flowing into my life.
I am worthy of the wealth I desire.
There are no limits to what I can and will achieve.
I am financially free.
I am a money magnet. ๐ฐ
I am a winner
This is actually INSANE and hilarious. ๐ญ๐
This woman caught her SON dating another woman who is literally the SAME AGE as her โ and they even attend the SAME school. ๐ญ
The funniest part? The woman is proudly standing by her relationship with the boy and refuses to back down.
And the boy? Heโs equally committed. Nobody is leaving anybody. ๐ญ๐
Here are six types of women you should avoid as a man:
1. A woman who always involves the authorities over any little misunderstanding between you two.
2. Any woman who is too demanding.
3. Any woman who is very disrespectful and canโt control her mouth.
4. Any woman who cannot keep female friends and has more male friends than female friends.
5. Any woman who canโt stand and defend you when people talk bad about you.
6. Women who bill you immediately after you both had sex.
Hope you copy?
ITCHING AFTER BATHING
Imagine taking a shower to feel refreshed, only to step out with intense itching all over your body, without a rash.
For some people, this is a real condition called aquagenic pruritus.
Learn about it below
IMPREGNATE ANY WOMAN OUTSIDE OF MARRIAGE IN LAGOS AND FACE THE LAW
You read that right. In Lagos State, if you make a woman pregnant, the law says you must take care of her until she gives birth. This includes providing food, a place to stay, and also hospital bills.
The Crim!nal Law of Lagos State, Section 277, makes it very clear.
If you abandon her, you can be fined up to N45,000 and still pay all maternity costs.
Then if the court gives you an order to take care of your responsibility and you refuse to obey, things can get worse for you.
Why did Lagos make this law?๐ค
Because too many women have suffered alone while the men who got them pregnant disappear without taking responsibility. Lagos decided to put an end to that.
๐Right now, this law applies only in Lagos State.
If this happens to you and you want to report it, reach out to the following:
Lagos State Ministry of Justice
PROGRES
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +234 902 780 8297 (Monday-Friday, 9 AM-5 PM)
Office Address: Lagos State Ministry of Justice, Alausa, Ike ja, Lagos
OR
Office of the Public Defender (OPD).
Call 07080601080 or visit https://t.co/BYKRxoQCqgโข