Suzan Ade Coker

29/06/2026

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25/06/2026

"My cousin brother got married on Saturday, and the marriage ended on Tuesday. After the wedding, my cousin brother’s wife started disturbing him, asking why he didn’t want to post their wedding on TikTok, Facebook, and WhatsApp status.

He told her that he didn’t want his wedding online. He told her he wasn’t a content creator, so he didn’t see any reason to put his wedding on social media. He said if she wanted to post it, she was free to do so.

But the wife thr££d him, saying that if he didn’t post it, then he was hiding something. She said she would never be comfortable in the marriage unless he posted it online. According to her, she wanted to be sure he wasn’t hiding another woman or a child somewhere.

She told my cousin that if he didn’t post the wedding before Monday, she would leave the marriage. On Monday morning, they continued dr@gging the issue. The wife called some of our brothers and cousins to complain. She even called me.

So I called my cousin and told him, “Oga, post your wedding video on social media. It’s nothing. You can’t start your marriage with pr0blems.” Finally, around 2 p.m. on Monday, he posted the wedding video.

Immediately, people started calling him. Customers who usually lodged in his hotel in Lagos congratulated him. Some were surprised and asked why he never told them he was getting married.

Then one person told him, “You sure say you fit stay for this marriage? Girl wey you use do ash@w0 for your hotel, na him you later marry?” Another person said the same thing and more.

To make things clear, my cousin never used that lady for ash@w0. He only made her a supervisor in his hotel when he travelled to China for six months. During that period, he became interested in her and was already planning to marry her.

As more people kept calling, asking why he married a lady they believed used to do ash@w0 in his hotel, he became confused. He asked one of them where the story came from.

The man explained that he once lodged in the hotel and asked the lady to get him an ash@w0. According to him, she replied, “Why are you looking for one when I’m available?”

The man then sent evidence and chats, claiming he paid her ₦50,000 and spent the night with her. That was what got my cousin very a&gry. He called me and said he was coming to my house.

Because of the kind of person I am, I called the lady and asked her to come over too. When she arrived, she was smiling and saying, “My husband finally posted me. We don settle.” I told her, “That’s not the case.”

Showed her the messages and evidence people had sent. Immediately she saw them, she burst into tears. My cousin actually rushed the marriage because she was already pregnant.

This was a lady he sent over ₦4 million to while he was outside the country. She was also earning money as a hotel supervisor, so money wasn’t her problem.

Immediately he returned to Nigeria, it wasn’t even up to three months, this girl told him she was pregnant and that they needed to get married quickly before the pregnancy became obvious.

After spending over ₦15 million on the wedding, the entire marriage ended in days. To think this lady is 29 years, I still wonder why did what she did…”

- Man shares how his cousin’s marriage ended three days after a lavish wedding following their wedding post on social media.

25/06/2026

Knowing fully well that HE that began a good work in me shall accomplish it. Hallelujah!

23/06/2026

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23/06/2026

Nigerian Man Recounts How His Life Collapsed During Relationship, Then Rebounded After Breakup”

A Nigerian man has opened up about a difficult period in his life, linking his financial struggles to a relationship he was in back in 2022.

He explained that during those months, he became so broke that he had to sell nearly all his household gadgets and appliances just to survive and pay bills.
“I downgraded my 12 Pro Max to XS Max. I sold my 55-inch TV, fridge, sound system, 3 ACs, water dispenser, vacuum cleaner. I was left with only my cooker and washing machine. My sitting room felt so empty,” he wrote.

He noted that this financial collapse happened within seven months of meeting a particular woman. Ordinary ₦1 million felt like ₦50 million to him, and even jobs that used to pay him $1,000 suddenly stopped coming.

He believed unseen forces were “dealing with him” during that period. But after breaking up with the woman and embarking on prayers and fasting at the mountain, he said everything turned around.
“Three weeks later, I recovered all, all, all, I mean all, with just one deal and plenty prayer,” he revealed.

Since then, he has become cautious about relationships, saying he now pays close attention to the spiritual energy people bring into his life.

23/06/2026

“Pastor Says Wives Must Surrender Salaries to Husbands for Marriage to Last”

A Nigerian pastor has stirred heated debate online after advising married women to hand over full control of their finances to their husbands, including ATM cards and PIN codes.

In his sermon, he argued that for a marriage to last, a working woman must allow her husband authority over her money. He insisted that wives should not keep their salaries separate, but instead use them to support their husbands by buying clothes, shoes, wristwatches, and preparing meals.

“Any woman who wants to last in her marriage should be able to give her husband access to her money. That’s the mistake most women make, and it’s scattering a lot of marriages,” he said.

He further explained that women should not wait for their husbands to ask for money but should willingly present it, claiming that such openness would encourage men to support their wives’ growth without fear.

23/06/2026

Heartbroken Nigerian Man Laments Friend’s Death After Lack of Basic Cardiac Care”

A Nigerian man has shared a devastating account of how his best friend died from a heart attack due to inadequate medical facilities in his state.
He explained that his friend called him around 4 p.m., complaining of chest pain and profuse sweating.

A neighbour rushed him to a nearby hospital, but they lacked an ECG machine. He was then taken to another hospital where an ECG confirmed a classic Anterior MI (heart attack).
The man requested that his friend be started on Aspirin immediately, but shockingly, the hospital did not even have it available. Eventually, at the state teaching hospital, Aspirin was administered — but doctors revealed they had no functioning cath lab, a critical facility for treating heart attacks.

While arrangements were being made to transfer him to Lagos, his friend tragically died in the ambulance during the five-hour journey.
“I was supposed to meet this guy next month in the Netherlands. Nigeria really did me dirty today. How can an entire state not have a functioning cath lab? I’m so broken right now,” he wrote.

23/06/2026

Ruth Kadiri Reveals How Divine Guidance Led Her to Husband”

Nollywood actress Ruth Kadiri has opened up about the unusual and spiritual journey that led her to meeting and marrying her husband.

She explained that marriage was never something she actively thought about, nor did she feel pressured to settle down. Despite rejecting several marriage proposals in the past, she believed she was “a catch” and that anyone who married her would be lucky.

According to her, the turning point came the very first day she met her husband at work.
“The first day I met my husband, God told me he was the one I was going to marry,” she revealed.

Initially uninterested, she later gave in to conversation, which surprisingly revolved around business, Vietnam, and importation rather than romance. As she was about to walk away, she said the Spirit of God told her, “He’s your husband.”
Despite blocking him two days later, he went the extra mile to find her again, eventually asking her out on a date. Ruth noted that even though she was in a relationship at the time, she considered herself single until marriage.

Four months after they began dating, he proposed, and she accepted.
“I’ve never been the type of girl who posts her personal life online, but I did because that was the only way of keeping myself in that relationship,” she added.

21/06/2026

16/06/2026

Woman Opens Up on 13-Year Marital Struggles: Financial Hardship, Emotional Pain, and Prolonged Lack of Intimacy

A woman has shared a deeply emotional account of the challenges she has endured in her marriage, sparking widespread reactions online. Her testimony highlights years of financial strain, emotional neglect, and a prolonged absence of intimacy with her husband.

According to her narration, she has been the primary contributor to the family’s welfare, claiming that most of her husband’s property was purchased through her efforts. “As I dey now if I wan buy something of N400 he will give me N50 and I will add to it. All my husband's property I fit kn@ck my chest say na me buy all,” she lamented.

She further revealed that despite her husband’s stable job, she is often left in the dark about his earnings. The financial burden, she says, has weighed heavily on her, leaving her to shoulder responsibilities alone.

Beyond finances, she disclosed the painful reality of her marital life: a lack of intimacy spanning over 13 years. After visiting the hospital for health concerns, she was told by doctors that her condition was linked to the absence of sexual relations. Despite her pleas, her husband allegedly wakes up early to meet another woman outside their marriage.

Her words carried a mix of anger and resilience: “I’ve been begging him to slèèp with me for more than 13 years. He wakes up as early as 5:30 in the morning to go to his street girl. And you say I should forgive him? How do I want to forgive him? I will not forgive him. But wetin I know be say I no go leave this marriage and I no go f0rnic@te.”

Despite the pain, she insists she will remain in the marriage, determined to protect her children’s inheritance and the life she has worked hard to build. “I worked for this and I will eat it. Nobody go con ch0p my children own,” she declared.