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02/01/2025

Happy new year

17/12/2024

Hello guys it's been a while from here who miss me 🥴

17/10/2024

l was sleeping next to my wife when I got a notification from Facebook. I stood up to check; it was a friend request from a lady. I decided to go through her profile to know who she is. Finally, I found out that it was my old time school mate.

I accepted her friend request and I sent her a massage "Hello" since she was still online. She replied "Hi, I heard you are married with kids" I responded, "Yes". she said, I really love you and I'm willing to do whatever it takes just to be part of your life"

Hmmm, I quickly closed the chat to make sure my wife was sleeping.
I left the bed and sat on the chair that is in my bedroom.

I looked at my wife, she was deeply sleeping after the busy and exhausted day from work and house chores.

As I was still looking at her, something came into my mind. "This woman doesn't deserve to be cheated on, look at how safe and comfortable she's sleeping in our bedroom.

She really trusted me so much that I can't hurt her" I started thinking, " she left her family, her caring mother, her Dad who at all times was providing almost everything she needs and her siblings who always brighten her day and joined me in my one bedroom apartment leaving her dad's mansion.

All these thoughts and more was driving me crazy. Then I asked myself, "how can I do this wickedness to this innocent woman?" So I hurriedly picked up my phone and hit the "BLOCK" button.

I turned to my wife and I walked straight to the bed and cuddled her and she adjusted herself to accommodate me.

I can't afford to loose her trust or make her cry. NEVER!

I was able to do that because I am a "Real" man. Real men don't cheat on their wives. Real men don't make their wives cry. Real men don't make their wives regret Marrying them. Real men value their wives more than any other woman.

Be the "Man" the "Real Man", love your wife.

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01/10/2024

Don't Tolerate in a Relationship what you can't tolerate in Marriage.

"I'm his wife, he shouldn't treat me like that"

But he was treating you like that when you were his girlfriend, and you said nothing and did nothing, because you wanted to prove you're submissive and a wife material.
Oshey, hollandis material, stone lace, original brocade.

"I'm her Husband, she shouldn't talk to me like that"

But you were smiling when she was talking to you like that when you guys were dating, because you wanted to form gentleman, husband material, 1 million yards, you never complained.

I know nobody is perfect, but there are things nobody should do to another. (this is our emphasis)

Any thing you know will break you in marriage, don't tolerate it now in Courtship, talk about it, and walk away if they won't change.

He's cheating on you now, beating you up, you're not talking nor walking out, you are staying put.

She's insulting you now, cheating on you, you're not talking, neither walking away because of big buttocks and hips

Bra Kofi , you know yourself.

Tomorrow, you'll be disturbing Marriage Counselors about the same issue that didn't start recently, something you saw before marriage and yet you entered..

Don't enter problem with your two eyes Open.

You no go fit STAND when the problem don start. I hope you grab something,,, like and comment. thank you

14/09/2024

Facts about Yoruba people
let's go to the comment section

13/09/2024

Unveiling the Diverse Tapestry of Nigeria: Exploring the Largest Tribes

Nigeria, a country located in West Africa, is home to over 250 ethnic groups, each with their unique culture, language, and traditions. Here, we'll delve into the largest tribes in Nigeria, exploring their history, population, and cultural significance.

1. Hausa-Fulani Tribe

- Population: Approximately 29 million
- Language: Hausa
- Region: Predominantly found in the northern regions of Nigeria
- Cultural Significance: Known for their rich Islamic heritage, traditional architecture, and vibrant cultural festivals

2. Yoruba Tribe

- Population: Approximately 21 million
- Language: Yoruba
- Region: Predominantly found in the southwestern regions of Nigeria
- Cultural Significance: Renowned for their intricate art, music, and dance, as well as their complex traditional political systems

3. Igbo Tribe

- Population: Approximately 18 million
- Language: Igbo
- Region: Predominantly found in the southeastern regions of Nigeria
- Cultural Significance: Known for their entrepreneurial spirit, rich cultural heritage, and traditional practices

4. Ijaw Tribe

- Population: Approximately 10 million
- Language: Ijaw
- Region: Predominantly found in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria
- Cultural Significance: Renowned for their expertise in fishing and boat-building, as well as their vibrant cultural festivals

5. Kanuri Tribe

- Population: Approximately 6 million
- Language: Kanuri
- Region: Predominantly found in the northeastern regions of Nigeria
- Cultural Significance: Known for their rich Islamic heritage, traditional architecture, and cultural festivals

6. Ibibio Tribe

- Population: Approximately 5 million
- Language: Ibibio
- Region: Predominantly found in the southeastern regions of Nigeria
- Cultural Significance: Renowned for their traditional practices, vibrant cultural festivals, and expertise in farming

7. Edo/Benin Tribe

- Population: Approximately 4 million
- Language: Edo
- Region:

09/09/2024

Can you Imagine this🥺🥺🤔...

09/09/2024

HBD to Nwanyi chosen 🙏🙏🙏

19/08/2024

try dey greet 😀😀😀