Reject the offer so you can have the time and ginger to look for a better offer.

Typically, the first few years of marriage tend to be quite challenging. This is because the man as well as the woman sometimes, is trying to adjust to the new life of commitment. Sometimes the psychological transition causes emotional imbalance and some men tend to look for validation and comfort in other woman. However, trust me, he will come back to his senses and realize the reason he married you. I know it's not easy, but please try to stay strong and prayerful. Hopefully, he doesn't get the other lady pregnant before coming to his senses. God bless you madam. It is well.

So I was just chilling today and this tune kept playing in my head; "Imagine that" by styl plus. I remember the tune used to be a club banger some years back in Abj. Now I'm asking where Styl plus vanished to?

Unrestrained anger doesn't pay. RIP to the dead.

Nice move GMB. I smelled a rat in that sham of a so-called debate all along.

Jonathan's camp is trying to save face because the criticism of that hash tag has gone international. I read about it on BBC webpage this morning. Desperadoes

Listening to a documentary on BBC this morning about Pastors and private jets, nairaland was referred to as a source of a list of private jets owners in Nigeria by the presenter. Methinks this just goes to show how reliable a source of information nairaland is. Weldone nairaland.

A lot of people might have brought up topics relating to the ideal age one is supposed to get married, but what I want to know is, should marriage be considered as an achievement or a decision made when one's set goals have been achieved. I ask this question because I see alot of people go into marriage without knowing the last thing about what they are getting into. Some go into marriage simply because all their friends are married or they feel they have attained 'the age of marriage'. While replying, pls bear in mind that marriage is the fundamental act that defines society.

Despite the numerous hip hop acts in the country, I still hold the opinion that Idris Abdulkareem's 'Nigeria jaga jaga, everything scatter scatter..' opened the vaults for these new acts to cash in. His style might have been off-key, but he sure is Nigeria's hip hop pioneer. Other opinions are welcome though.

the same Shuaibu Amodu again? What's wrong with Nigerian sports na?!

Its good to see people who still believe in the marriage institution. I wish them bliss.