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Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by Nobody: 11:26pm On Sep 17, 2017
PaperLace:


Hahahaha. I like as you admitted, that's exactly how he admits _and I like him for that. My hubby can go on and on about something, you begin to wonder what he is on about. I had to learn to ignore, I realised two people no dey mad at the same time.

People don't know the power in silence.

This woman was obviously confrontational, so__ I can understand his defence, though taken too far. Maybe if she had dashed into the house and stabbed him, one person will now rest (in peace).
abi o...lol. The silence is a serious form of punishment.
Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by deebrain(m): 11:29pm On Sep 17, 2017
nikkyshyne:
@evaberry easier said to walk away. Men are humans with blood running thru their veins and can get physical when pushed to the wall. They are known to have ego. Woe betide the person who tries to tarnish that image. Bottom line, it only takes the grace of God.


God will never let you to see shame again for this sincere comment.

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Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by Nobody: 11:34pm On Sep 17, 2017
pocohantas:


Why then do you guys think only women are verbally abusive?
I can also write my own story of a verbally abusive man and who was given hot bathe by a wicked wife. I'm sure you all won't support me like this. It'll be women are wicked all through.

Point is, no excuse to hurt your spouse.
Men get their own for body.
Women get their own too.
Dassal.

many of you are failing to understand the point here. No perfect relationship with humans. Disgreement must always happen as we are human. Ask any 2 friends that have been friends from childhood till old age how many times they have fought, they will tell you uncountable times. But the truth is I am not sure there was any 3rd party involved in settling their fight. If there was they won't still be friends. I am sure they never embarrassed each other in public when they fight. They never revealed each other's secret in public. They got each other's back. Now this is what marriage should be. Disagreement, yes but not humiliating, embarassing and exposing secrets in public. Many couples are not even friends. I hate scenes, if we must click, you must hate scenes too... .a reason I left a chic
Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by pocohantas(f): 11:37pm On Sep 17, 2017
majekdom2:
many of you are failing to understand the point here. No perfect relationship. Disgreement must always happen as we are human. Ask any 2 friends that have been friends from childhood till old age how many times they have fought, they will tell you uncountable times. But the truth is I am not sure there was any 3rd party involved in settling their fight. If there was they won't still be friends. I am sure they never embarrassed each other in public when they fight. They never revealed each other's secret in public. They got each other's back. Now this is what marriage should be. Fights, yes but not humiliating, embarassing and exposing secrets in public. Many couples are not even friends. I hate scenes, if we must click, you must hate scenes too... .a reason I left a chic

K
Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by imam07: 11:39pm On Sep 17, 2017
Devil knows is easy to use wives to destroy marriages in our society. Marriage is the foundation of a good social live in the society. And if marriage is broken, the home will be faulty likewise the family. With these problems, the society is in a big mess.
If the family is still peaceful, it means the bastard one in that family has not grown up.
In a society where they embraces bastard child, u will find out there are always social crimes. It takes the grace of God for a bastard child to be well behaved in the society. This social problem starts right from faulty marriage.
Whenever a criminal is arrested, the police will first ask for his or her parents.
A home is not complete without a woman. Even if there is no man, a good wife can make a home with her children.
Husband love your wife and wife respect your husband because he is your head.
There some men out there that behave like women. If u behave like a woman there will be problem because two women can't live peacefully together. If a man is a man, there will never be a problem unless the wife is extra ordinary troublesome.
Money, age and ability to have sex is not equal to marriage. Maturity and spirspiritual wisdom is equal to marriage.

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Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by Nobody: 11:39pm On Sep 17, 2017
pocohantas:


They don't get it. If this where a thread on a woman doing same to her husband, they won't ask what the man did. I have never seen them ask such. Their detective skills only come on when a woman is the victim.

I'm tired of this recent trend of couples inflicting injuries on each other. When it's more honourable to walk away.
walking away is a process. you think it is every woman that will accept a divorce even when they know they are the problem. Let's stop being sentimental and face the topic
Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by pocohantas(f): 11:42pm On Sep 17, 2017
majekdom2:
walking away is a process. you think it is every woman that will accept a divorce even when they know they are the problem. Let's stop being sentimental and face the topic

K once again...
Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by OkunrinMeta: 11:46pm On Sep 17, 2017

Oya let me advise you people

Before hutting a woman because she provoked you, think of the damage you could do to her face.. Very ugly to imagine...This should help you keep calm. But if you have to exercise this level of restraint frequently, it is time to leave the relationship/marriage. No forgiveness.

If she physically assaults you, run away, and then sue her for physical assault and then divorce her.

If she attacks you with her hands and you cannot run away... and she is not trained killer grin, enjoy the beating, it is your punishment for marrying a crazy woman. Then sue and divorce her later.

If she does not let you run away and she has a weapon or she is a trained killer, you are safe to assume she wants to kill you. So you have two options: Die or fight back, i know what ill choose. grin grin
Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by pocohantas(f): 11:47pm On Sep 17, 2017
OkunrinMeta:

Oya let me advise you people

Before hutting wo(man) because s/he provoked you, think of the damage you could do to her face.. Very ugly to imagine...This should help you keep calm. But if you have to exercise this level of restraint frequently, it is time to leave the relationship/marriage. No forgiveness.

If she physically assaults you, run away, and then sue her for physical assault and then divorce her.

If she attacks you with her hands and you cannot run away... and she is not trained killer grin, enjoy the beating, it is your punishment for marrying a crazy woman. Then sue and divorce her later.

If she does not let you run away and she has a weapon or she is a trained killer, you are save to assume she wants to kill you. So you have two options: Die or fight back, i know what ill choose. grin grin


Endorsed.

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Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by Nobody: 11:48pm On Sep 17, 2017
Ayinke93:
I don't judge men that get physical with thier wives until I hear the man's side of d story.. I'm a lady and I'm saying this from my heart.
I grew up having first hand experience of my mum insulting my dad badly, her mouth is very sharp and she insults and slaps him at the slightest provocation. Infact there are times I get very angry and talk to her badly. I grew up seeing my mum very rude and it had a bad influence on our relationship... Even till now, we are not close at all. Although the all scenario made me grow up to be more reasonable with handling issues with men, but it has as some bad influence on me... Sometimes I tend to shout at my bf because that was the only means of communication I saw my mother use growing up..
Women should be calm and learn to briddle your tongues.. My parents are still married today all because of my dad.. He's the calm one but my mom is a story for another day.
Till date I'm still work in progress when it comes to handling issues because I learnt everything I know about character and manners outside home.. Thanks to the good friends I made in school.
A woman should be an home keeper... Men don't just beat unless something triggers them.. Unless of course u married a psycho.
God bless you. @ bolded, I said that before, but key thing since a psycho doesn't care about his life either, understand him and try to avoid fights. . Even Criminals that fight other men are known to be very nice to women.
Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by Nobody: 11:53pm On Sep 17, 2017
pocohantas:


K once again...
it's not an argument or trying to win a case. If you reasonable you will understand the point. A woman sees her husband bare foot and starts insulting him. The man disgusts her already. Why has she not taken a walk rather chose to insult and make an innocent man go through trauma. It's not an argument of a woman or man is right.
Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by pocohantas(f): 11:54pm On Sep 17, 2017
majekdom2:
it's not an argument or trying to win a case. If you reasonable you will understand the point. A woman sees her husband bare foot and starts insulting him. The man disgusts her already. Why has she not taken a walk rather chose to insult and make an innocent man go through trauma. It's not an argument of a woman or man is right.

Pheew! K!
Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by Nobody: 11:59pm On Sep 17, 2017
inkdbetty:


Well, you are right, considering the society we live in and they way people think and take things. But if you do not look at it through the sexist and bias eyes of society, you will realise that both parties are in truth second hand, passed down from one person to another person.

What the woman did was unnecessary sha, (could be her village people sef) the man was provoked and you except nothing of a typical NigeriaN man, they do not enjoy insults and jabs their ego, they will fight you.
That's the key right there. Typical. That's why in my first post I mentioned that a man needs 100% restraint, cos 99% ain't gonna hold him back from beating the devil outta any woman who batters his ego. At least our criminal law isn't as refined as that of the Westerners where ordinary slap can land person in jail.
I don't know what I would have done if I were in his shoes, maybe sink into the ground or just walk inside and be moody all day. What would I even be doing in an abusive relationship/Union, kolewerk mehn!
Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by TheKingIsHere: 12:01am On Sep 18, 2017
Treasuredlove:
thank u o

In my case my mouth is very sharp but I am definitely not abusive and i respect him really well in public. He has learnt to practise the waka pass thing (he will just ignore me) when I am being really rubbish and after 30 mins I would have forgotten what I was fighting about which usually makes me feel really silly.
Violence is not the answer. Has never been and will never be. Be a man, walk away, learn to ignore or just plant a kiss on her nagging mouth...I promise you, she will apologize herself

Am happy that you said you have never insulted him in public. Since you think men can just swallow any bullshit you dish out, then try insulting him in public let's see if he will walk away or if you won't come back crippled by then.

Even the bible has warned us about our mouths

Prov 21:23 - Those who guard their mouth and their tongues, keeps themselves from calamity.

Any woman who doesn't want calamity to befall her should learn to keep her tongue

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Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by Nobody: 12:01am On Sep 18, 2017
PaperLace:
Very silly thread that makes it look like men are angels in marriages. While there are women with caustic mouths, there are men wired like that too.

My husband's mouth is corrosive, his subordinates once asked how I cope[b]. He came back asking me if his mouth is that bad.
Something he inherited from his father.[/b]

Maybe I should start dishing him one or two slaps.

Any sensible married person knows how to tactically handle his or her spouse. Majority of people commenting are obviously not married. Silly thread once again.
how many women ask their husbands if their mouth is corrosive. Please leave the bias. Anyone that cannot identify his/ her flaws can never change. I read a post where a fellow lady states clearly she knows she is guilty of shouting on her Boyfriend and she is working on that. Knwoing your weakness and working on it is important. No on says men are saint.
Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by Nobody: 12:04am On Sep 18, 2017
PaperLace:


Of course I have to be the problem and he is a saint. Going by your wack logic, this man is obviously his wife's problem. Why is no one advising him to calm her down?

Always caused by women my foot.
Tell that to the unmarried and stupid people.
I'm none of the above.
will you call your husband a pig because you didn't like the sight of him washing his car bare foot?

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Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by Nobody: 12:05am On Sep 18, 2017
PaperLace:


I will always say it, my husband is a nice man. I have never faulted that, point is _he has a bad mouth! That's the truth that he knows. I have also shared how I contained his bad mouth,without violence.

I remember how you jumped on that comment like you sighted an anticipated prey. You never applauded that, instead you lashed out at me for encouraging the guy to be patient with his wife. I remember how I was a role model wife that day, because I didn't dish him one or two slaps.

Now you are on this one again. Stop mas/tur/bating to my comment. It's irritating.



Answer this question yourself. You have a penchant for typing before understanding.
it'd be nice if a little third party commend you and not yourself!

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Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by imam07: 12:05am On Sep 18, 2017
Treasuredlove:
But sincerely, most of the people I see here commenting and disrespecting women makes me understand why some of their wives turn to parrot at home. You guys just drive her up the wall and she gets frustrated and talks and talks her frustration away...then you claim you married a spirit.
A little secret, very few women properly loved and respected behave like this. Na frustration cause am.
The op only saw the wife calling the man a pig...do u know if he sleeps with their maid? Just pointing out...you don't know what the genesis of the problem is, you just saw the result.
Jay -Z cheated on Beyonce but she still covered him and loved him. Not because Jay Z has money, know that Beyonce also has money. If she leaves, will will she go to. She loves the family that is the reason she stayed. If you understand your husband u will have very few issue with him. If your husband drinks and smokes understand him. If you can't restrict him from drinking or smoking don't fight him.
Short courtship between a man and his woman doesn't allow them to study and know each other's characters. This is the major factor affecting marriage. A man see a beautiful lady and after three months they got married. A lady meet a rich guy and after three months, she agreed to marry him.
Obaa efon labata, oyobeti. Orope omi lomu yo.Some to help me interpret this into good English language.
Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by Nobody: 12:10am On Sep 18, 2017
Daeylar:


You even have their time
Is it not nairaland again?

Anyways I do not support any kind of abuse either physical, emotional, verbal but the fact that someone abused you verbally should never make you resort to physical abuse, never, walk away, find a way to deal with it, but never ever physical abuse, so all these useless excuses they keep coming up with, they can keep to themselves.

And if someone ever lays a hand on you (male or female), you can always fight back, damn what societal rules say, after all, it's self defence.

I don't subscribe to this men are bad or women are bad trash which it seems like nairaland wants to perpetuate
It's individuals themselves, people, who are bad, a whole gender should never be labelled because of the actions of silly people.
a few female gender that understand the post made sensible comment. Read the post again. The OP said he used to blame men solely until he witnessed what he put up there today. His point is simply DV is not to be blame on one gender alone! In this case, the woman is at fault and why it seems women are being attacked on the thread

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Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by Nobody: 12:17am On Sep 18, 2017
majekdom2:
the thread isn't about you or who you married. The thread is about you putting yourself in the shoes of both parties... I wonder where you likes keep their sense of judgment when having discussions as this. Ofcourse, I will irritate you as I am pointing out your sillyness. Be constructive in your arguments and criticism. Don't see every post as one against a woman. Obviously, your marriage has been "corroded" from your responses

I hear you, Uncle.
If you had said, "what if my dad goes to my mum's office and says her pussy stinks _won't she react?" I would have been less irritated or not irritated at all. If you need a pussy to use for illustration, please use your mother's own, not mine. That'll be very constructive of you.
Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by Nobody: 12:22am On Sep 18, 2017
Treasuredlove:
thank u o

In my case my mouth is very sharp but I am definitely not abusive and i respect him really well in public. He has learnt to practise the waka pass thing (he will just ignore me) when I am being really rubbish and after 30 mins I would have forgotten what I was fighting about which usually makes me feel really silly.
Violence is not the answer. Has never been and will never be. Be a man, walk away, learn to ignore or just plant a kiss on her nagging mouth...I promise you, she will apologize herself
meaning you will not call him a Pig in public. Make una read the post again. I am not supporting a man hitting a woman but we should condemn this lady first. He ignores you because you still have sense. I can bet your husband will not ignore a senseless woman that insults him in public if he were to be one.

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Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by imam07: 12:23am On Sep 18, 2017
What surprise me is our women are everyday church goers. They can sleep in church if u allow them. But why are they not putting this biblical teaching into practice in their home. Is like our pastors have failed in this aspect. The pastors are only preaching about tithes and offering in the church. Hmmmmm there is God. Pastors should mostly preach topics on what to strengthen marriage every time. Many pastors too get problem with their wife. Pastor weh never settle his family problem so is he the one that will settle others family issues.

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Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by Nobody: 12:24am On Sep 18, 2017
inkdbetty:


Well, you are right, considering the society we live in and they way people think and take things. But if you do not look at it through the sexist and bias eyes of society, you will realise that both parties are in truth second hand, passed down from one person to another person.

What the woman did was unnecessary sha, (could be her village people sef) the man was provoked and you except nothing of a typical NigeriaN man, they do not enjoy insults and jabs their ego, they will fight you.
professional marriage counsellors will tell you a man wants respect first, sex then any other thing. God bless you. You are one of the few women that understand men
Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by Nobody: 12:27am On Sep 18, 2017
Treasuredlove:
But sincerely, most of the people I see here commenting and disrespecting women makes me understand why some of their wives turn to parrot at home. You guys just drive her up the wall and she gets frustrated and talks and talks her frustration away...then you claim you married a spirit.
A little secret, very few women properly loved and respected behave like this. Na frustration cause am.
The op only saw the wife calling the man a pig...do u know if he sleeps with their maid? Just pointing out...you don't know what the genesis of the problem is, you just saw the result.
do you embarrass your best friend in public. You keep each other's secret. Why is it that couples these days find it easy to embarrass themselves... no respect whatsoever. Will you call your brother a pig. No maid story here. Insulting a man's joystick means your are seeing some other persons already. Obviously, This marriage is filled with hate. Why hasn't she taken a walk yet??

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Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by Nobody: 12:29am On Sep 18, 2017
PaperLace:


Hahahaha. I like as you admitted, that's exactly how he admits _and I like him for that. My hubby can go on and on about something, you begin to wonder what he is on about. I had to learn to ignore, I realised two people no dey mad at the same time. Then I talk about it when he is calm. Only a spouse from hell won't change with time.

People don't know the power in silence.

This woman was obviously confrontational, so__ I can understand his defence, though taken too far. Maybe if she had dashed into the house and stabbed him, one person will now rest (in peace).
I am wondering if your husband visits your workplace and tells everyone your pussy stinks, if you will keep quite. Imagine you work in a bank and he comes shouting where there are customers in the banking hall. Why don't you read the post line for line and not just be bias?? You never read where they talk say na cane dem dey use chase out some mad spirit

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Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by 7ran53nd: 12:33am On Sep 18, 2017
Evaberry:
very few men are victims of domestic violence. Women always bear the brunt of a man's anger


No matter what a woman says or does, a man should never hit her, a man is physically stronger than a woman so hitting her will inflict serious physical damage, whereas a woman may not cause any real harm to a man.

Op the husband in your write Up should have quietly left the compound and go relax somewhere until he was sure his wife had calmed down. when a woman is angry she throws all reason and caution to the wind, it therefore falls on the man to be understanding and reasonable


Engaging in a fisticuffs with a woman is wrong and should be condemned.

This one-sided, ignorant narrative is the reason amicable solutions are difficult to arrive at when it comes to issues of misunderstandings in a home. Violence is perpetrated by both men and women. Both equally suffer from the vile things that the other does. A man must not hit a woman no matter what she does. Well, that is very dumb when looked at from the perspective of women hitting men and gender equality. No one should hit anyone and no one should abuse the other.

A woman who is violent must expect violence and vice versa. Verbal abuse is as destructive as physical abuse. Don't go about thinking you have a birthright to hurt and not expect retaliation.

A reasonable woman will find better ways to resolve an issue but if she resorts to a less dignified way, the repercussion should be expected.

Domestic violence is bad and no one should be exempted from blame.

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Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by Nobody: 12:34am On Sep 18, 2017
PaperLace:


The man married a mad woman with his eyes open, or something led to the digust. If he married her mad _he has to manage her, that's his burden to bear. He also has a choice to do away with her, if her can't bear it again or help her change.

In case you decide to launch a rebuttal as I can see you going about quoting everybody. Please, know I am not intereted. Chose another person for needless arguments. Goodnight.


It'll be nicer if you stop attacking every comment that isn't your line of thought. I don't do third parties. I don't need their commendation or condemnation. My marriage is made up of just two people.



He isn't my husband, I am not his wife. Will my husband willingly marry a mad woman? I don't think so.
a man made a mistake by marrying a mad woman. Yes, he has to take responsibility for that, I guess that's what he is doing. You came with your post like the woman here is a sane person, now you have admitted she is a mad person. So your earlier posts are redundant. The thread isn't about women, it's about a silly woman that has bad ethics. Btw, I quote people that don't seem to understand what the thread is all about.

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Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by sharpwriter(m): 12:50am On Sep 18, 2017
imam07:
What surprise me is our women are everyday church goers. They can sleep in church if u allow them. But why are they not putting this biblical teaching into practice in their home. Is like our pastors have failed in this aspect. The pastors are only preaching about tithes and offering in the church. Hmmmmm there is God. Pastors should mostly preach topics on what to strengthen marriage every time. Many pastors too get problem with their wife. Pastor weh never settle his family problem so is he the one that will settle others family issues.
You have said it. Because there are no more real teachings again. They only leave teachings to sunday school which are arranged teachings most people don't attend it self. Preaching is no more like those days. Malachi 3:10 is now more popular than John 3:16.
Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by Nobody: 1:03am On Sep 18, 2017
PaperLace:


The man married a mad woman with his eyes open, or something led to the digust. If he married her mad _he has to manage her, that's his burden to bear. He also has a choice to do away with her, if her can't bear it again or help her change.

In case you decide to launch a rebuttal as I can see you going about quoting everybody. Please, know I am not intereted. Chose another person for needless arguments. Goodnight.


It'll be nicer if you stop attacking every comment that isn't your line of thought. I don't do third parties. I don't need their commendation or condemnation. My marriage is made up of just two people.



He isn't my husband, I am not his wife. Will my husband willingly marry a mad woman? I don't think so.



I didn't marry a mad man, if I did, I should expect such actions.
Chose someone else dear ___you're becoming irritating.



You must be done now. Please rest.
the thread isn't about you or who you married. The thread is about you putting yourself in the shoes of both parties... I wonder where you likes keep their sense of judgment when having discussions as this. Ofcourse, I will irritate you as I am pointing out your sillyness. Be constructive in your arguments and criticism. Don't see every post as one against a woman. Obviously, your marriage has been "corroded" from your responses

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Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by kayneri(m): 1:33am On Sep 18, 2017
kimbraa:
Mr op, this story doesn't add up.

Modified.
Those of you quoting me should get a life. You'll believe anything.

A woman would start calling her husband names from a "Pig" to the "Size of his manhood" just because he walked on barefoot. Use your brains!.
Actually kimbraa, you should be the one to use your brain. If you have not seen it happen alot of other people have. Nothing is worse than a woman who cannot control her talk. I have seen women who feel being able to use their tongue to disgrace a man or a guy is strength, then she narrates to her friends how she "Finished" the guy with her tongue or tongue lashed him. And everybody is in support, a woman who learns to control her tongue is more likely to have a happy home than the other who doesn't. He who has ear....

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Re: Today's Experience Changed My View On Domestic Violence by laliga01: 1:34am On Sep 18, 2017
Evaberry:
very few men are victims of domestic violence. Women always bear the brunt of a man's anger


No matter what a woman says or does, a man should never hit her, a man is physically stronger than a woman so hitting her will inflict serious physical damage, whereas a woman may not cause any real harm to a man.

Op the husband in your write Up should have quietly left the compound and go relax somewhere until he was sure his wife had calmed down. when a woman is angry she throws all reason and caution to the wind, it therefore falls on the man to be understanding and reasonable


Engaging in a fisticuffs with a woman is wrong and should be condemned.

Sometimes people fail to understand that emotional damages is much worse than physical damages. Let both parties trade with care.
Dnt try to provoke your husband when you know he is hot tempered.

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