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  • Black Women, White Men and the Question of Marriage

    by Sabella Ogbobode Abidde July 6, 2009
    by Sabella Ogbobode Abidde

    Insofar as sub-Saharan African women are concerned, they generally do not look or feel comfortable or secured in the company of White men. It is as if they are not …

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  • She’s Just Not That Into You…

    by Adora Ikwuemesi June 15, 2009
    by Adora Ikwuemesi

    For every time I have been single and toyed with the possibility of being in a relationship, especially in the driest of seasons when there was just no eligible bachelor …

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  • He’s Just Not That Into You…

    by Adora Ikwuemesi June 8, 2009
    by Adora Ikwuemesi

    Sometimes we’re so focused on finding our happy ending; we don’t learn how to read the signs. How to tell the ones who want us from the ones who don’t, …

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  • In A Lighter Mood: What Is An Ideal Marriage?

    by Ephraim Adinlofu May 21, 2009
    by Ephraim Adinlofu

    In the cause of studying and understanding relationships, I have often told ladies to go for defined relationship. What the heck do I mean? Well, If a man approaches you …

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  • The Blogs that Nigerian Women Write…

    by Michael Oluwagbemi II April 22, 2009
    by Michael Oluwagbemi II

    If you see any naija man out there, walking and gallivanting around as if he is king, tell him he is a dead man walking. In fact, if he tells …

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  • Facebook: The 9th Planet

    by Vera Ezimora April 2, 2009
    by Vera Ezimora

    Why do people leave false compliments on Facebook?  Why tell a girl who obviously looks like she has just been used for a money ritual that she looks edible?  Edible …

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  • Reflections on “Serial Marriage” and “Polygyny”

    by Ephraim Adinlofu February 23, 2009
    by Ephraim Adinlofu

    When I came into the UK about 8 years ago, advisers – and they are many, very cunning, comical Nigerians, full of filthy lies – told me that marriage here …

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  • My Sweet 16-Year Old Valentine

    by Felix-Abrahams Obi February 13, 2009
    by Felix-Abrahams Obi

    Her eyes met mine and didn’t blink out of shyness and rather than look down like other damsels, she smiled gaily at me. Not sure I returned her smile but …

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  • You Can’t Father a Child and Abandon Him, Mackson!!!

    by Abiodun Ladepo February 11, 2009
    by Abiodun Ladepo

    The young man asked me to help convince his father, Mackson, to submit himself to a blood test to verify his paternity…

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  • The Struggles and Pains of the Nigerian Woman

    by Charles U. Ofoefule February 8, 2009
    by Charles U. Ofoefule

    It has been widely said that: ‘the African man is Polygynous by nature’; but the truth is that it is the woman who once again bears the pains and blames …

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  • When You Are Considerably Older Than Your Spouse

    by Sabella Ogbobode Abidde January 19, 2009
    by Sabella Ogbobode Abidde

    There are things about young maidens that drive a man wild and crazy. Their young minds and young bodies and young souls can and do drive men to the brink …

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  • Xmas Encounter with a Sex Machine

    by SOC Okenwa January 4, 2009
    by SOC Okenwa

    It was an Xmas encounter with an unassuming sex machine, one who sexually ‘intimidated’ me and humbled me out of my wits. I went home that fateful Christmas day feeling …

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  • Date Me Jeje, Date Me Tender

    by Vera Ezimora December 22, 2008
    by Vera Ezimora

    I have never, ever been on a date.  For someone who can describe a perfect date even while in the middle of REM sleep, it is rather appalling that I …

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  • Parenting Matters

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason December 11, 2008
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    Most people will still agree that the education of children begins in the home and that parenting in the United States can be quite challenging. The demands of daily life …

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  • Child Rearing – Figments of the Imagination and the Reality of Discipline among Nigerian Parents

    by Enitan Doherty-Mason December 7, 2008
    by Enitan Doherty-Mason

    It is important for all who serve the role of parents to continue to examine our thinking in the context of our reality while carefully inviting one another to explore …

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  • The First Impression…

    by Vera Ezimora October 27, 2008
    by Vera Ezimora

    The First Impression is a lasting impression.  The sooner you learn that the first impression you make on a woman is a lasting – and possibly perpetual – impression, the …

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