Jewessgratitude:


Still asking? Only a slowpoke will acquire properties in her mans name in this perilous times. Even the men are not advising such a risky venture cos they know.

Why would I When I have children? After Me and hubby live life finish, who's next? Is it not our children? And one aborkorku is already saying 'my own his own' shior! Make your eye no clear soon.

It is very very ok√√√√.

Lamanii22:
Before nko... All my properties would remain in my name.... It's hard to truss men these days...

martowskin1:


I don't think there is any sensible man out there who will be struggling for his wife to buy property in his name.

If there is, then such a man has no shame, a complete idiot.

What ever a woman want to do with her property is her choice to make, person like me won't even want to know if u have a property or not....

Imagine otedola or Dangote asking their wife to buy property on their name, na poverty they cause all this rubbish if not this is not even a topic of discussion

Lamanii22:
Before nko... All my properties would remain in my name.... It's hard to truss men these days...

kunleweb:




Lol. Babe easy

Pussywar:

But it isn't always about finance. I could leave something to be remembered for, or something that is special to them, like a house. Even so, I'm saying I'm leaving no properties for my kids.

Lamanii22:
Before nko... All my properties would remain in my name.... It's hard to truss men these days...

Sanchez01:

My point is, your mindset reveals you have a space already reserved for 'wàhálà', particularly when your other half buys something solely in his name. Before it gets to that point, spend more time looking/talking for/about these stuff prior to marriage.

If you sit a male down and he tells you that he sees no reason why he should buy properties in both your names, then by all means bail or walk away to avoid future problems.

The idea of doing things seperately, particularly property related voids marriage design. I know some would claim 'anything can happen tomorrow'. The idea of 'anything can happen' in itself gives an idea that they are going into a lifetime commitment with a higher probability of bailing tomorrow.

I sincerely wonder what people discuss in courtship these days.

AXYZ:
I saw a tweet (on twitter) from a certain Ronald Nzimora and later supported by his friend, Hon. Akin Alabi as regards the above subject (as attached).

Thus, I'm compelled to ask if it's actually right for a WIFE to own properties in HER name.

1. What if the wife is richer and kept everything in her name. Don't you feel the husband will feel 'detached' and maybe unhappy?

2. What if the husband is richer and kept all the properties in his name. Don't you feel the wife will feel 'detached' and maybe unhappy?


PS. My wife and I work, and are financially independent of each other. She's been supportive
though and we buy properties in our names, e.g. Mr Kenneth Cole and Mrs Grace Cole. This is rational and not abnormal.

Lamanii22:
Before nko... All my properties would remain in my name.... It's hard to truss men these days...

Lamanii22:
Before nko... All my properties would remain in my name.... It's hard to truss men these days...

Jewessgratitude:


Na true now.
I read so many stories on Facebook about how a woman said she bought a land and built it in her Hubby's name so that her family can respect the man only for the man to later divorce her and asked her to leave with her children as he's bringing his new wife to the house.
She now came to Facebook to ask what she should so to get her property back. Too late cos the C of O and other documents, she handed to the man when it still dey sweet....now she can't even sue the man because no evidence she's the owner of the property. And several other cases like that. Still they nor wan learn.

AXYZ:
I saw a tweet (on twitter) from a certain Ronald Nzimora and later supported by his friend, Hon. Akin Alabi as regards the above subject (as attached).

Thus, I'm compelled to ask if it's actually right for a WIFE to own properties in HER name.

1. What if the wife is richer and kept everything in her name. Don't you feel the husband will feel 'detached' and maybe unhappy?

2. What if the husband is richer and kept all the properties in his name. Don't you feel the wife will feel 'detached' and maybe unhappy?


PS. My wife and I work, and are financially independent of each other. She's been supportive
though and we buy properties in our names, e.g. Mr Kenneth Cole and Mrs Grace Cole. This is rational and not abnormal.

RisenPhoenix:


Only an insecure man would question his wife's buying property with her money in her name. My wife bought land, I helped her register it solely in her name and am currently helping her to build a house on it; though the larger portion of the money is from her income. I see no issue with it at all. If I die, I would like to know that my wife and kids have a completely secure home that no one can contest with her. In the meantime, she can rent it out and increase her own income while living in my own house which it is my duty to provide.

RisenPhoenix:


Only an insecure man would question his wife's buying property with her money in her name. My wife bought land, I helped her register it solely in her name and am currently helping her to build a house on it; though the larger portion of the money is from her income. I see no issue with it at all. If I die, I would like to know that my wife and kids have a completely secure home that no one can contest with her. In the meantime, she can rent it out and increase her own income while living in my own house which it is my duty to provide.

AXYZ:
I saw a tweet (on twitter) from a certain Ronald Nzimora and later supported by his friend, Hon. Akin Alabi as regards the above subject (as attached).

Thus, I'm compelled to ask if it's actually right for a WIFE to own properties in HER name.

1. What if the wife is richer and kept everything in her name. Don't you feel the husband will feel 'detached' and maybe unhappy?

2. What if the husband is richer and kept all the properties in his name. Don't you feel the wife will feel 'detached' and maybe unhappy?


PS. My wife and I work, and are financially independent of each other. She's been supportive
though and we buy properties in our names, e.g. Mr Kenneth Cole and Mrs Grace Cole. This is rational and not abnormal.

AXYZ:
I saw a tweet (on twitter) from a certain Ronald Nzimora and later supported by his friend, Hon. Akin Alabi as regards the above subject (as attached).

Thus, I'm compelled to ask if it's actually right for a WIFE to own properties in HER name.

1. What if the wife is richer and kept everything in her name. Don't you feel the husband will feel 'detached' and maybe unhappy?

2. What if the husband is richer and kept all the properties in his name. Don't you feel the wife will feel 'detached' and maybe unhappy?


PS. My wife and I work, and are financially independent of each other. She's been supportive
though and we buy properties in our names, e.g. Mr Kenneth Cole and Mrs Grace Cole. This is rational and not abnormal.

Florblu:
And i won't understand why most ladies(both married and single) do lie to their spouse to collect money. I mean if your spouse go bankruptcy you will suffer the loss together and if there is boom you will enjoy it together. So why do you have to lie?

Sanchez01:

My point is, your mindset reveals you have a space already reserved for 'wàhálà', particularly when your other half buys something solely in his name. Before it gets to that point, spend more time looking/talking for/about these stuff prior to marriage.

If you sit a male down and he tells you that he sees no reason why he should buy properties in both your names, then by all means bail or walk away to avoid future problems.

The idea of doing things seperately, particularly property related voids marriage design. I know some would claim 'anything can happen tomorrow'. The idea of 'anything can happen' in itself gives an idea that they are going into a lifetime commitment with a higher probability of bailing tomorrow.

I sincerely wonder what people discuss in courtship these days.

Deepthoughts:
My own principle be is simple,if a lady is more educated n exposed than me she is not for me,a lady richer than me is not for me,a lady too beautiful self is not for me, anybody can yab me ooh,but I have my reasons,if you doubt it ask eboue formerly of Arsenal.