This guy, @davido wey una no even like, among all of them, na him still relate with una pass. He came on board and destroyed that belief some of you had that celebrities are gods and all that nonsense. Even some of those who were supposed to have hustled without daddy’s money made their money and started making you people feel like y’all don’t breathe the same air with them.
This lady isn’t very smart for putting her husband in the position she just did.
I don’t even think she realizes what she’s done. She’s like the “Good Morning Tony” type, zero social intelligence.
In my opinion, you can make your point without pointing at your husband or using him as an example. It just shows another level of disrespect
Third world nation peasants and pocket watching. 🤦🏻
Person buy car wey him fit afford and prolly maintain, una go call am broke. If he goes for one supposedly above his pay grade, una go ask where he see money or even ask, ‘how he wan maintain am?’
Different opinions on this but notice how no one is saying “she wasted his time”???
Seems that phrase is designed for men alone, only men can “waste your time”.
“I rejected a GLC Driver”
In her book, the GLC guy is a better guy because he drives GLC. If no be say I don dey with reasonable women in my life, i go dey think all all of una na same.😭
You chose your husband because he was richer.
You wasted 7 years of another man's life then chose a richer man who was financially stable.
Nothing wrong with that because women have a reputation for being ruthless but don't come here and lie to us like we are toddlers.
@RxFiloe So you married the one who proposed and was “ready,” not the man you loved enough to spend 7 years with? Got it.
Thank you for proving my theory that many women mainly marry to be married, not for love.
The reason mummy is confidently telling Bola to add to the amount is because the money is coming entirely from daddy’s pocket. If she were contributing half while daddy contributed the other half, she’d probably be telling Bola to find a way to reduce the cost.
This is actually very common in many households, but just because something is common doesn’t mean it’s right.
Terrible parenting!