They turned NAAF 001 to a family kabu kabu and ambulance.
Seyi, abeg naaahh. Allow papa to rest. 😩😩😩View quoted post on X
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The man will attend her funeral with the new side chick and dry tissue. Life goes on.
I guess we have all been seeing these pictures everywhere and listening to the voice note of the deceased woman begging the husband's side chic who is said to be pregnant for the man to please leave her husband alone and not break her marriage that she started dating the husband when he was in SS 1 or so and that they started life together.In her words"Now that I am supposed to be enjoying my marriage you stepped in"Side chic was even talking to her with so much boldness.I was quite irritated at the voice note cos countlessly I have warned women in my videos that"Sidechics DO NOT OWE YOU LOYALTY,Ur husband does 📌 He was the one who made vows to you and before you tell me some girls go diabolical cos of married men,if u stay one place them for do juju for your head?🙄
Well,today is her burial,she was reportedly said to have died a day after the circulating call she had with the side chic and I can tell you for free that twas depression and high BP that killed her🥺Cos I think she said she didn't have money of her own to start life afresh with the kids that even the job the man currently has,she made him have it 😞
Dear women,are you aware you can build yourself while building with a man too?When you see women kick against building with a man,some of you men are quick to insult them and call them"Bitter feminists"🤦 Inasmuch as we have cases where building with a man ended so gloriously,we can't take away the fact that they are very few 😏
You were given 3 boys and a girl o,so nor be case of say"she nor born" or"she born only girls"now o.And I just stumbled on the video of the Sidechic enjoying herself in the club,and surprisingly she isn't even any younger than the wife or more in shape o,cos I know men are quick to body shame their wives' bodies after giving birth 🥹So I was wonderful if that was the man's excuse too,but In D's case the side chic even look bigger to me, so wetin gan gan be men problem cos till date I am yet to unravel that😞
She's being buried in the husband's compound and the ambulance has refused to open so people are saying her spirit doesn't want to be buried in the husband's compound,tor🥹
All of you men and some women abusing her n asking her why she didn't leave, y'all are usually the first to throw shades and open insults to single mothers and divorced women,so you really need to shush 🤫 STOP BEING A HYPOCRITEEEEE!
Well,I pray she finds eternal rest,But please women, having your own money should be top priority before talking about kids,kids will ALWAYS survive without you.Infact,DO NOT MARRY AS A WOMAN IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A SOURCE OF LIVELIHOOD for Ur own sanity 📌 So if it gets too hot and you can no longer take it,YOU LEAVE TO LIVE.No single man on this planet is worth your tears let alone worth dying for.T FOR THANKS
As for the Sidechic,I hope you aren't thinking you won cos you would be very delusional 😏,it never ends ok?Ndi"I am staying for the kids",when you die, will the same kids be buried with you? Just curious 🤔
Dear women, LEAVE TO LIVE 📌 RIP TO THE DECEASED and hopefully the kids are treated well🥺View quoted post on X
These people have returned from church to resume fighting. I wanted to intervene but as a comrade of vawulence true and true, I don’t want to interrupt the show for others. 😅
Weekend wey go sweet, na from Wednesday you go know.
The family WhatsApp group fight started on Wednesday and is still happening. I’ve listened to 3 hours long voice notes of gbas-gbos.
There were initially 33 people in the group but 2 more have been added because someone insulted them and they came back to respond.
I initially archived the group but when my sister called me to gist me, I had to unarchive it. Gist too sweet.View quoted post on X
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One thing I have consistently maintained is that Nigeria is a country where financial institutions can fail in their responsibilities, but somehow, it is always the ordinary Nigerian who bears the consequences.
I have been following the controversy surrounding Raven, where a Nigerian reportedly has N17 million tied up in a fixed deposit and is struggling to recover his money.
Raven has attributed its withdrawal difficulties to liquidity problems following the revocation of a partner bank’s licence by the CBN.
Now, this is where I have a problem.
How do you collect people’s money, offer them attractive returns, convince them to trust your institution, and then turn around to explain that they cannot access their funds because another bank failed?
Was there no risk assessment? No contingency plan? No safeguards to protect customers’ deposits?
And where exactly were the regulators while these problems were developing?
The CBN revoked the licences of 46 microfinance banks in July, but revoking licences is only one part of regulation. What happens to the people whose money is trapped in the institutions affected by these failures?
Who is responsible for ensuring they are paid? Who holds the institutions accountable? And how long should customers wait?
I have said repeatedly that one of the reasons I am extremely reluctant to invest in Nigeria is the uncertainty surrounding accountability when things go wrong.
You can do everything right, follow every procedure, comply with every requirement, and still find yourself begging to recover money that legally belongs to you.
And sometimes, unless your complaint goes viral, nobody appears interested in providing answers.
A financial institution should not need public pressure before fulfilling its obligations to customers.
Because what is the point of having financial regulations if the people those regulations are supposed to protect are still left fighting to recover their own money?
I have been following the controversy surrounding Raven, where a Nigerian reportedly has N17 million tied up in a fixed deposit and is struggling to recover his money.
Raven has attributed its withdrawal difficulties to liquidity problems following the revocation of a partner bank’s licence by the CBN.
Now, this is where I have a problem.
How do you collect people’s money, offer them attractive returns, convince them to trust your institution, and then turn around to explain that they cannot access their funds because another bank failed?
Was there no risk assessment? No contingency plan? No safeguards to protect customers’ deposits?
And where exactly were the regulators while these problems were developing?
The CBN revoked the licences of 46 microfinance banks in July, but revoking licences is only one part of regulation. What happens to the people whose money is trapped in the institutions affected by these failures?
Who is responsible for ensuring they are paid? Who holds the institutions accountable? And how long should customers wait?
I have said repeatedly that one of the reasons I am extremely reluctant to invest in Nigeria is the uncertainty surrounding accountability when things go wrong.
You can do everything right, follow every procedure, comply with every requirement, and still find yourself begging to recover money that legally belongs to you.
And sometimes, unless your complaint goes viral, nobody appears interested in providing answers.
A financial institution should not need public pressure before fulfilling its obligations to customers.
Because what is the point of having financial regulations if the people those regulations are supposed to protect are still left fighting to recover their own money?