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Nonso 🎀 retweeted
My man said you deserve this baby. And of course I truly deserve it and more. What should I use and compensate hm?
Nonso 🎀 retweeted
Deshy, I know say you camp one corner first laugh after you typed and sent this thing.
Lmaaaoooooo, Dayo get oil block?
Where he see the money? 😂😂😂
A friend of mine caught her husband cheating on her with another woman in their matrimonial bed.
According to her, she walked in on them but didn't make a sound. She simply turned around and went outside to sit down. The woman eventually came out to meet her and had the audacity to tell her that she needed to level up her sex game if she wanted to keep her man.
My friend said she didn't respond. She got up, went into the kitchen, prepared dinner as usual, took her bath, and they all ate together as a family. They have two children, a boy and a girl. After dinner, she put the children to bed, changed the bedsheets her husband had used with another woman, and went to sleep.
The next morning, around 6 a.m., her husband was already drunk and crying. He apparently couldn't handle the silence, he asked if they could talk about what had happened. She agreed, but throughout the conversation, she barely said anything. She just sat there, smiling.
She told me she's genuinely hurt, but she refuses to give him the satisfaction of seeing how deeply he's wounded her. Every day, she wakes up, takes her bath, dresses beautifully, goes to work, comes home, and continues her usual routine as though nothing has happened.
According to her, her husband keeps waiting for her to react, cry, scream, or confront him, but she has refused to give him that reaction.
Nonso 🎀 retweeted
The way you dress can bring you connection and the way you talk will scatter that connection
Nonso 🎀 retweeted
If your mother-in-law keeps asking you for money and insists that you don’t tell your wife, how long would you keep the secret before either saying no or telling your wife? 👀👇
Nonso 🎀 retweeted
After my friend rented a new house, the previous occupant came by & said he wants to remove burglary proof & mosquito door net. he ask my friend to pay for it if she wants him to leave them. he claimed the landlord..
Nonso 🎀 retweeted
Most women know what they want but what they don’t know is what they want.
Know this and know peace ✌️
Nonso 🎀 retweeted
I find this Toluwanising saga very disheartening. The wife of the late gospel doesn’t want him to be built in the home he built instead she wants him to be buried in a cemetery.
This is should borderline insensitive to even the family of the man. She says she doesn’t want to live in the same house where her husband is buried. Some women sha and the way they think !
Marry woman wey get sense! That’s ALL !
Nonso 🎀 retweeted
What is happening to my post? 17 views in an hour! Are we back to ghost ban days?🥹🤭😖😖
Nonso 🎀 retweeted
Omo
Some dy avoid, “after all I have done for you”
My neighbour connected me to his WiFi, and I’ve been using it for free for over three months. Recently, the subscription expired, and I noticed he was struggling financially.
Yesterday, I offered to pay for the WiFi since I’d also been benefiting from it. This man said no! He said he doesn’t like collecting money from a woman and would renew it himself when he had the money.
Omo, I just stood there looking at him. 😭 I’m not trying to prove anything; I just want to help because you’ve helped me too. What exactly are you forming?
Are there still men who would rather struggle than accept genuine help from a woman simply because she’s a woman?
My neighbour connected me to his WiFi, and I’ve been using it for free for over three months. Recently, the subscription expired, and I noticed he was struggling financially.
Yesterday, I offered to pay for the WiFi since I’d also been benefiting from it. This man said no! He said he doesn’t like collecting money from a woman and would renew it himself when he had the money.
Omo, I just stood there looking at him. 😭 I’m not trying to prove anything; I just want to help because you’ve helped me too. What exactly are you forming?
Are there still men who would rather struggle than accept genuine help from a woman simply because she’s a woman?
This is why I advised my sis to get one girl that did BBL in her unisex boutique shop. Since then market has been great. 😂🤣
Nonso 🎀 retweeted
Your child is not an investment. Your children are not your investments the sooner people learn this the better for them!
Many Africa adults treat child bearing like an investment, “I want 4 kids so that the first child can help the last two, and when I get to 60yrs they will start providing for me and my wife”
I am here to tell you today, if you have this mentality you will definitely suffer in old age.
If you want an investment buy a land or a bond.
If you want continuity of your name and lineage have children.
Both are not the same. As a matter of fact you can still be catering for your kids at old age.
Would you still call that an investment?
Let’s say you spent ₦4.2 million training your son in a private university from 2014 to 2018.
Now you’re 68 and sick. He lives in Dubai and sends you ₦20,000 every month.
Your neighbour had no children. Since 1995 he has been investing ₦50,000 every month into property. Today he collects ₦900,000 in rent every month.
Who is really suffering in old age?
Is it better to invest in property than in children who will japa and forget you?
Nonso 🎀 retweeted
Investing in property and investing in children are two different things.
It is your responsibility to train your children because you are the one who invited them into this world.
Whether they end up giving you something or not, it is your responsibility as a father, the same way your own father sacrificed to train you.
However, if you have trained your children in the right way and mentored them properly, I don't believe a responsible child will be sending just ₦20K to his father as upkeep in this era, where ₦20K cannot even get you much.
Also, there can be a balance between investing in property and investing in children. We have people who have done both.
Any investment in property is actually to take care of you in old age, but investing in your children is a responsibility you must fulfil.
It is not something you do because you want them to take care of you in old age.
I think this generation needs to get things right and understand that sending my children to school and making sacrifices for them is my responsibility, not something I do because I expect them to come and take care of me in old age.
That is why we must open our minds and understand the importance of making investments as well, so that those investments can take care of us in old age.
Your child is not an investment. Your children are not your investments the sooner people learn this the better for them!
Many Africa adults treat child bearing like an investment, “I want 4 kids so that the first child can help the last two, and when I get to 60yrs they will start providing for me and my wife”
I am here to tell you today, if you have this mentality you will definitely suffer in old age.
If you want an investment buy a land or a bond.
If you want continuity of your name and lineage have children.
Both are not the same. As a matter of fact you can still be catering for your kids at old age.
Would you still call that an investment?
Nonso 🎀 retweeted
Living abroad will bring out DIY skills you never knew you had. 😂
I’ve bought drill tool kits and regular toolboxes, assembled furniture, built wardrobes, installed shelves and curtain rails, and drilled holes to mount TVs on the wall.
I’ve handled all sorts of home repairs and painted my entire house several times.
Things I wouldn’t even think of doing myself back in Nigeria.
Nobody needs to tell you before you learn. You’ll learn because you have to.





















