Never wife up a woman who drinks alcohol
She will cheat on you and pretend like it doesn't count.
Women in general being around alcohol is never a good sign.
One night of great sex with her will be followed by countless nights of wondering why she hasn't come home.
Because, a man like your husband is another woman's prayer request. Don't allow your behaviour to turn him into the answer to their prayers. If you keep tossing him around like a football, one woman may eventually catch him like a goalkeeper.😂
Sex is easy to get. Love is hard to find. Money is even more difficult to come by. So, if you are a woman and your husband gives you all three, my dear, you better make your home a sanctuary of peace and an oasis of relaxation for him.
Sex is easy to get. Love is hard to find. Money is even more difficult to come by. So, if you are a woman and your husband gives you all three, my dear, you better make your home a sanctuary of peace and an oasis of relaxation for him.
Dear Rufai Oseni,
I trust this mail finds you well.
I am writing to urgently seek your assistance regarding my prolonged detention in India and to
bring attention to the circumstances surrounding my case.
I have been a student in India for approximately seven years. I first came to India in 2018 and
completed both my Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees here. On 9 January 2024, I travelled back
to Nigeria because I was informed by immigration authorities that, after spending five years in
India, I was required to return to my home country, obtain a new visa, and then return to India. I
complied with this requirement and returned to India for the purpose of pursuing my PhD.
After obtaining admission to a university, I commenced my PhD research and began building my
academic life in India again.
Later in 2024, I needed to pay a deposit for accommodation. I reached out to an African brother I
knew and asked him to assist me with the money, with the understanding that I would pay him
back. He sent me ■80,000, which I used for the house deposit.
I never imagined that this transaction would eventually result in my arrest. The money came
through someone's account, but I did not know it was as a result of his drug trafficking.
On 8 August 2025, Kerala Police came to my apartment and arrested me, telling me that I was
allegedly involved in a drug-related case. When I asked what my involvement was, I was told
that it concerned a money transaction. However, as I understand the case, there was no
allegation that drugs or any other contraband were ever recovered from me, nor was I accused
of physically giving drugs to anyone. My offense was receiving money, which I believe is
baseless under the law, yet I have been made to spend a significant amount of time in custody. I
have my bail order, and it clearly states that a money transaction is not enough.
I also maintain that I did not know the other accused persons and had no relationship or
communication with them. Despite this, I spent approximately ten months in prison before being
granted bail.
After I was granted bail, I expected to be able to continue my life and pursue my education. I had
even been in a position where I could pause my PhD for a period and resume it later. Instead,
immigration authorities refused to release me and I was transferred to a detention centre.
I have now been in this detention centre for approximately five months.
During this period, my academic situation has also collapsed. I no longer have an ongoing PhD
course, and I do not know what has happened to my personal belongings and important
academic documents, including my Bachelor’s and Master’s certificates, which I obtained in
India.
I have contacted the High Commission/Embassy of Nigeria in New Delhi and have repeatedly
sought assistance. I understand that efforts may have been made on my behalf, but after
approximately five months in this detention centre, I have still seen no meaningful progress
toward resolving my situation.This prolonged confinement has been extremely difficult for me. I came to India as
5 types of women a high value man shouldn't date to marry.
1. A broke woman, jobless and lazy.
2. A violent and angry woman.
3. An unsubmissive woman.
4. A 33+ and single mothers
5. A retired bed to bed midfielder.
At all make sure you judge all harshly by their past.
"even if you dance in water, your enemies will still accuse you of causing dust. no matter what you do, some people will still find fault and criticize you. so it is wiser to live without being shaped by the opinions of others."
The teachers and children abducted from Orire in Ogbomoso in Oyo State have all been released!
My heartfelt gratitude and best regards to everyone who worked tirelessly and contributed in one way or another to making their release possible.
Welcome home! #FreeZaianabNOW