the only reason u now see him with black women on his website or video is cos he is trying to crack the USA.

he is not the first and doubt he will be the last.

if u want the quotes i will look on the net and post it - and as a black woman it doesn't bother me at all but I laugh cos he has the most nigerian (REAL) name i have every seen - LMAO

this man sounds ignorant.

1) doubting the paternity cos the baby doesn't look like you - is this man for real. Didn't you study biology in school? this is not a good enough reason to doubt

2) ur out at work all day and ur wife is at home - i cannot even reply to that

3) u will take care of the child if its not yours - i think u have been watching too many mbc2 movies if i were u i would sop watching the hallmark channel and get yourself up to speed with law - if the child is not yours biologically in Europe the mother is the only one that give give u permission to have sole responsibility of that child - where do u think u are back home with ur ummuna, by the time that women puts a court order banning u from seeing that child ur eyes will open up fast.

if ur doubting the paternity sit ur wife down - voice ur concerns and see what she says - better still start with testing ur own fertility b4 jumping on the woman - typical bush male behaviour of Nigerian men always pointing the finger at the women b4 using their brains

Hi I'm 4 months pregnant with my first and after being told by doctors it would be hard to get pregnant here i am expecting a baby that was not even planned for. This page is very useful cos most times women don't tell you what they go thru - u just have to find it all out for yourself.

First trimester for me was hard, hot all the time, no appetite, throwing up, very sensitive to any smell, extremely tired, very tearful, one day I'm happy the next day i want to my husband out of the house, insomnia, constant trips to the toilet, constipation back ache and pain in my stomach (due to fibroid). I don't even want to talk about what the havoc the breasts have been causing me (not that hubby is complaining!)

all in all i cannot wait until the baby is born, its not easy o - but its worth it.

please i think what the mother of this child did is wrong and fully condemn it. However on another topic a lot of women in Nigeria (and around the world) suffer from post natal depression and I believe that it is not widely acknowledged in Nigeria for various reasons, maybe if these women got the support they needed and where quickly identified as sufferers of this illness we would stop hearing more of these horrific stories and women would simple give up the babies for adoption or use techniques given to them by trained healthcare professionals to cope better with the whole situation of motherhood.

Hi don't know if this is the right place to ask this question but has anyone here travelled out of Nigeria after their 28th week of pregnancy but before 32 weeks. Will the airline allow this - I know most website claim that airlines allow up to 32 weeks with a doctor's note but I can't help but think back to the UK border force show where the woman was denied boarding. (can't remember how many weeks she was).