My husband and I are in a dilemma, honestly a way out is not visible or should I say we are yet to get one. This is because the issue at hand is too evident to be ignored and my husband and I are so confused.
I am fortunate to be raised by both parents and we had a happy family and a good background. My parents were into business and we were really comfortable. Their marriage to us their CONTINUE READING AT http://newsinigeria..com/2013/08/my-story-i-just-found-out-my-husband.html#more


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My husband and I are in a dilemma, honestly a way out is not visible or should I say we are yet to get one. This is because the issue at hand is too evident to be ignored and my husband and I are so confused.
I am fortunate to be raised by both parents and we had a happy family and a good background. My parents were into business and we were really comfortable. Their marriage to us their CONTINUE READING AT http://newsinigeria..com/2013/08/my-story-i-just-found-out-my-husband.html#more


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wow, the story was wonderful

sunday478: a day dreamer looking for traffic, blog here, blog there can't u do something better

So what's bad if he his looking for traffic?He isn't forcing you to click on the link so free the guy Abeg

mascot87:
So what's bad if he his looking for traffic?He isn't forcing you to click on the link so free the guy Abeg

who are you quoting

Bloody Blogger!!

blogger ole
Pound sterling owo google , ajo manani

How is this still in this section...

Please, what's the title of this movie?

Blogger don't worry your heading says it all.

Are you Yoruba?
Well,I am not surprised!

how is this political?

Its the guys thread and he has right to do whatever he wants with it

That is why our country is backward.

So what will it take people to click on his blog even if he is earning.
will Google give you the money for not clicking? Nooooooooooooooo.

if you want to blog please go ahead and stop dissing people who do.

I see this as a common trend on Nairaland and it is sooooooooooooooooooooo wrong.

Stella_Bella: That is why our country is backward.

So what will it take people to click on his blog even if he is earning.
will Google give you the money for not clicking? Nooooooooooooooo.

if you want to blog please go ahead and stop dissing people who do.

I see this as a common trend on Nairaland and it is sooooooooooooooooooooo wrong.

personally I'm not against bloggers but the way they go about it is soooo wrong. If you want clicks, get it genuinely and not formulate one co rk n bull story. How would you feel if a kid tries to use your brain that's the way I see bloggers. Be real and the clicks go come abi you don see Linda beg for clicks?

End time tinz

all dis ppl dat wnt deir thread 2 b on f.page nd advertise their blogs
wich dull mod put dis tin

abeg mod no vex

But this is not a political material na!

thief

My husband and I are in a dilemma, honestly a way out is not
visible or should I say we are yet to get one. This is because the
issue at hand is too evident to be ignored and my husband and
I are so confused.
I am fortunate to be raised by both parents and we had a happy
family and a good background. My parents were into business
and we were really comfortable. Their marriage to us their
children was a good and perfect one and my younger sister and
I used to pray and wish we would eventually marry a man like
my father. He was our stereotype of a good husband and the
way he treated mum, none of us would ever believe that dad
had extra marital affairs.
Tunde, my husband was not that lucky, he lost his father at a
very tender age, he told me he died in a motor accident when he
was two years old while his elder brother was five. His mother
raised the two of them alone. She refused to remarry despite
pleas and advice from family and friends. His mother eventually
had a relationship with a man friend of hers when both of them
were away in school.
Adekunle, his elder brother travelled abroad for his Masters, and
he was in the university too. He told me he never met the man,
but that his mother always told them about him and sometimes
when he helped out with their school fees and extras in the
house.
According to my husband, the said man, (his mother’s secret
friend) was instrumental to his going abroad for his Master’s
degree too and that was where we met. When we both finished
our studies, we stayed back and started working. It was easy for
me because all my siblings did the same and Tunde’s brother
too was there to help out as all of us were together in Britain.
According to him, during our stay in the United Kingdom, his
mother informed both of them that she was pregnant for her
male friend, but he said then that he wasn’t prepared for that
type of commitment in their relationship. She never considered
abortion as an option, so she kept the baby. As at that time, she
had gone into business herself and she was doing well.
With the support of her children, she was able to give their kid
sister a very good and sound education. The pregnancy and the
birth of the baby girl actually put an end to his mother’s
relationship with her friend, but because she is mature and
comfortable, she was able to move on without a problem and
according to her, the little baby was just what she needed at that
time since her children were grown and away from home.
We got married in Britain and both parents attended our
marriage and played their roles as our parents. There was
nothing like animosity between my father and my mother –in-
law and nobody would believe they had ever met themselves
before our wedding and traditional introduction.
My husband and I came into the country few years back,
because we felt it was high time we did. You won’t believe that
my father loved my husband so much that he encouraged him
go into his business and he actually helped him to grow it. Both
our parents have had cause to meet each other several times
during family celebrations, but we had no cause to suspect they
were keeping anything from us.
To the glory of God, the little girl has finished her studies, done
her NYSC and even travelled to the US for her Master’s degree.
She is back home and wants to get married. You won’t believe
the shock my husband received when his mother told him who
his little sister’s father is.
I also found it difficult to believe when he told me that my father
is his sister’s father. This is shocking, strange and annoying.
According to my mother-in-law, she wouldn’t have raised this
because she already knew what peoples reaction would be, but
his sister insisted on knowing who her father is or was. Even if
he was no longer living, she deserved to know.
She told him and felt there was no need keeping it a secret any
longer from us since she had already told his sister. The problem
now is, I don’t even know what she expected from me. I also
don’t know what to do? Should I ask my father? How would my
mother take it? Then, what would happen if my sister-in-law
insists that her father should be visible in her wedding
ceremony?
I am sure you would ask if we didn’t guess by her surname. She
had always bore my mother-in-law’s maiden name. I don’t even
know what my husband’s thinking is or how he feels about my
father now. The worst thing is that he is not talking. Please,
Taiwo, how does one handle a situation like this? I am happily
married with two children. My husband and I love each other; I
don’t want this situation or anything to destroy my home, kindly
help out with your counsel.

Dem been dey nyansh themselves o!!