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šŸ”“ I RAISED MY SON ALONE FOR 19 YEARS — NOW HIS REAL FATHER WANTS HIM BACKWelcome to Family Matter with Yemi Gold — Today...
02/08/2025

šŸ”“ I RAISED MY SON ALONE FOR 19 YEARS — NOW HIS REAL FATHER WANTS HIM BACK
Welcome to Family Matter with Yemi Gold — Today’s story will leave you speechless and torn…

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Hi Yemi,
I am a mother in pain. For 19 years, I gave everything to raise my son, only for a man who abandoned us to show up and say he wants his ā€œrightful placeā€ back.

When I got pregnant at 22, the man responsible denied the pregnancy. He told me to "go and find who owns it." His family insulted me and called me a disgrace.

I was heartbroken, but I refused to abort my baby.

I struggled through life—selling things, cleaning houses, going hungry just so my son could go to school. I was mother, father, friend, and provider. I built my whole life around this boy. And God helped me. He’s now in university, smart, respectful, and very close to me.

But Yemi… suddenly last month, his father came back.

This same man who disappeared…
He came with his wife, dressed nicely, and said he wanted to ā€œreconnectā€ with his son.

He said he has no other child and wants to be part of my son’s life again.

I refused.

Then he started going behind me—he contacted my son directly on Facebook and started talking to him. Now, my son is confused. He says,
ā€œMum, I’ve always wanted to know who my dad is. Maybe he’s changed.ā€

Yemi, this man left me to suffer.
He didn’t send a kobo. He didn’t call once in 19 years.
Now that the boy is grown and doing well, he suddenly wants to be a father?

Worse still, my son has started visiting him. He even told me last week,
ā€œHe’s not as bad as you painted him, Mum.ā€

It’s like a knife in my heart.

Now I fear I’m losing the very child I raised alone.

Please Yemi, what should I do?
Should I stop them from seeing each other?
Or should I let go and let my son build his own relationship—even if it breaks me?

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šŸ’¬ Family, what would you do if you raised a child alone and the absent parent suddenly showed up? Should this mother fight it or let it be?
Let’s talk about it in the comments.
This is Family Matter with Yemi Gold.

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May the Blessings of this new month locate you.

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Highly packed with personalities and programs.
Coming up on August 2nd.

Come one, come all.
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_____Something interesting happened during yesterday’s WAFCON Cup Final between the Super Falcons of Nigeria and Atlas L...
28/07/2025

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Something interesting happened during yesterday’s WAFCON Cup Final between the Super Falcons of Nigeria and Atlas Lionesses of Morocco.

You already know that we were playing against the host nation and that at halftime, Morocco had scored two goals and Nigeria, zilch. The pressure was immense.

You also know that in a turnaround reminiscent of the Nigeria-Brazil semi-final match at the Atlanta ’96 Olympics, the Falcons went into the dressing room—I don’t know what the coach and Asisat Oshoala said to them that lit them up—and came out legs blazing! We went from 2-0 to 3-2. We won.

What you may not know, is that at halftime, when we were down 2-0, an overzealous journalist working with the Voice of Nigeria, perhaps eager to top the search engine or break the news before anyone else, wrote a news report that the Moroccans had won the cup, defeated Nigeria, and cut off our dream of the 10th win we’d dubbed Mission X.

It be your own people, you know.

That report was like a mirror of life. How many times, people count you out too early because you failed an exam, missed a job opportunity, lost money in an investment or faced shame. Sometimes, it’s you who counts yourself out.

But it’s only halftime. Whose report will you believe?

The one that’s been written about you at 30, 35, 40, 45, 50? Or the one that will be written at the end of your life? People (and yourself) will judge you based on what they see now. But the game of your life is still on.

This week, if they count you out, keep going. If they declare the end for you, start a new beginning. If they call you finished, continue—let them see that you haven’t even started.

Tomorrow, your second-half Monday begins.

Play like they’re writing a premature headline. Then give them the final score that will make them write a retraction in bigger letters than the one in their untimely headline.

You’ve got this, my Comeback Kings and Queens. It's not 90 minutes yet. The referee hasn't blown the whistle.

Get up and get back on the pitch. Let’s go!
(C) Eketi Edima Ette

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27/07/2025

Ekiti kete ooo
Kete omo Ado amukara sabe erun je 😁
Mo ki kete rin WI hin ku umura kei bo.

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THE HIDDEN BENEFITS OF A WOMAN’S BRĀ£AST IN MARRIAGE 😮Honestly, i didn’t fully understand the power of brĀ£asts until I go...
25/07/2025

THE HIDDEN BENEFITS OF A WOMAN’S BRĀ£AST IN MARRIAGE 😮

Honestly, i didn’t fully understand the power of brĀ£asts until I got married.
I used to think they were just there to t£mpt men or feed babies.
Stanley nwoke was wrong.

In marriage, breasts are not just body parts. If you see them that way, you’re wrong.
They are emotional shock absorbers, peace offering agents, and sleep-inducers.

Ngwanu, carry chair and let me explain.

1. For a grown man, br£ast is a soothing tool.

There are days you will return home from a rough day at work, bills staring at you, pressure pounding your chest like pounded yam.
All it takes is a hug.
A long, chest-to-chest hug.
I don't know if there's a spiritual portal in there, but somehow, the br£ast does calm any man down.
No prayer point, no sermon, just chest-to-chest ministry. Eweleke! šŸ˜‚

2. Where there is brĀ£ast, you can’t sleep ke? Nah! That thing is more effective than any drug.

Insomnia?
Forget melatonin.
Oga, just rest your head on your wife’s chest while she strokes your head slowly.
In five minutes, you’re snoring like someone that just finished a bowl of semo and egusi. Try it! 😁.

3. For any successful marriage, one of the secrets is the "Forgiveness Button".

There are f!ghts that could have escalated.
Solid f!ghts o nwannem.
You will be loading silent treatment like fufu. Everyone’s pride sitting like a mountain.
Then she walks in with no bra, says nothing, just leans on you gently.
Brossssssss, Game over!
Your pride’s shoulder pad will just flatten out. Before you know it, you will start helping her wash the plates you didn't touch in 2 days šŸ˜†.

4. It serves as intimacy awakening.

Sometimes, it’s not about ā€œgoing all the wayā€.
Just a gentle touch, an intentional gaze, or a playful moment can rekindle connection.
You wouldn’t need a long motivational talk, just know where to press sir.

5. For a woman, the shape of her br£ast is a confidence booster.

Oga Emeka, this one is not main market talk, leave it for now and listen to this.
When you celebrate your wife’s body especially her breasts, she blossoms.
She feels desired, respected and adored.
You don’t need to buy Range Rover sir, just appreciate what God already packaged and see dem headlamps beaming their lights on youšŸ˜‚.

Aunty, your br£ast is not a public property.
Not for boys on the street. Not for scrolling eyes on IG.
It’s a sacred access.
One that should be touched with tenderness, not entitlement.

And to my fellow Husbands, don’t let work, stress or routine make you forget what God gave you. Even the bible says you should let your wife’s brĀ£ast satisfy you.

That chest isn’t just part of her body.
It’s part of your marriage toolbox.
Use it well sir,
Use it well.
Thank me later.

(C) Stanley Oduah

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