@ZethuMkhwanazii@starr_phila like why should she spend ANY energy if it doesn't translate to an improvement for her child? You know?
Unless we're saying the father's involvement in the child's life or the step mothers treatment of the child depends on who is talking?
@ZethuMkhwanazii@starr_phila It does. I can't think of any reason the ex wife must change how she parents that has anything to do with the child's benefit
The only people that benefit here are the new couple and you can't justify the ex wife making the newly weds loves easier at the expense of her comfort.
@SimphiweKibibi I'd refuse. Block them even. Rather a lawyer.
I can't tiptoe around the feelings and insecurities of a person that willingly married a divorced PARENT.
I could never. Think twice before communicating?? And if the spouse doesn't relay [on time]? Sacabana? Only OUR child loses.
Joel seems to think that women’s sports exist as a suicide prevention program for confused boys. Rather than as a way for girls to develop confidence, strength, discipline and resilience.
And yeah, as an opportunity for girls to compete. And win.
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Bambi Land School is a private day and boarding school in Lekki Phase 1, Lagos, Nigeria, serving children from 18 months to 18 years with Montessori nursery and British/Nigerian curriculum for primary and secondary levels.
According to Chidimma, she claims she was born in Soweto at Baragwanath Hospital. However, there is no record of her as a child, the Soweto community does not know her, she has no records of preschool education, and she only appears as an adult.
It has also been confirmed that her alleged mother, the Mozambican woman, is in fact a stepmother who welcomed her and helped Chidimma with stolen South African documents.
Pictures of Chidimma suggest there was no connection between her and the Mozambican woman until she appeared in South Africa. The Home Affairs Minister must establish how Chidimma and her father entered South Africa and when, as all evidence proves she was born and raised in Nigeria and only came to South Africa at primary school age.