Marriage is business for many vvomen, Sabinus fvcked up sending her abroad but how about you reading this? Will you learn from his mistake or wait to do the same mistake Sabinus did?

Men, use your brains. Stop sending or bringing vvomen abroad, let her stay in Nigeria and manage business for you or something else of her own; stop this fooollishness of sending vvomen abroad.

If she so much wants to relocate abroad divorrce her, let her sell off her father's properties and relocate abroad herself. Stop giving up yourselves for these gold diggers that are looking for a way to escape poovaty at all cost.

My advice to Sabinus is, focus on your life and make more money, so far your preeq is still working. Make more babies and forget about her.

I have been in your shoe and I know exactly how it's like, mine was worse at some point she used knife to attack me. Just forget about the beeech and focus on your life, take your health serious and never derail from your purpose.

Most importantly, ask her to bring back your child if she refuses forget her existence and never send a dime because if she denies you access to your child she has no grounds to demand for any support; send her no dime and stop calling her.

Man up, erase her number and focus on your life.

Take my advice or you will kpái on the process of dragging custody of a child with a vvoman because vvomen feed on pity and if you descend that low she will win you; she will enjoy seeing you in agony, It's not worth it my brother.

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Publicist, Dave of Africa, Weighs in on Lagos State Assembly Crisis, Advises Rivers State on Political Engagement

Port Harcourt-based publicist and media entrepreneur, Owudogu Tuetara Dave popularly known as Dave of Africa, has shared his thoughts on the ongoing political issues in the Lagos State House of Assembly. According to him, while the media has covered the developments extensively, public interest remains low, with Lagos residents showing little engagement in discussions or online debates.

Dave of Africa pointed out that there have been very few press releases from youth groups or political organizations regarding the matter.

He compared this to Rivers State, where political issues often spark widespread reactions, with multiple stakeholders, including activists and politicians, making public statements and amplifying the discourse.

"This is why Lagos continues to appear as if nothing bad is happening, when in reality, many damaging things are taking place," he stated. "The lack of public outcry allows issues to be swept under the rug, creating an illusion of stability while serious problems persist."

He further advised that Rivers State could learn from this approach. While it is important to hold leaders accountable, he noted that constantly over-amplifying political issues could work against the state's image and development.

"Striking a balance is key. Rivers people must ensure that issues are addressed effectively without creating unnecessary panic or giving the state a negative reputation," he added.

Dave of Africa’s perspective highlights a crucial difference in political engagement between the two states and raises questions about how public perception influences governance and accountability.

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In early January 2025, a tragic incident occurred in Schio, Vicenza, Italy, where a 36-year-old Nigerian woman, Queen Enabuele, was arrested for the alleged murder of her 32-year-old Nigerian boyfriend, Kelly Egbon. (RAI NEWS)

The event unfolded on January 6th in their shared apartment located in the historic center of Schio. Neighbors alerted authorities after hearing a heated argument between the couple. Upon arrival, the police discovered Egbon's lifeless body, with a fatal wound to his left femoral artery, leading to his death from excessive blood loss. (ADNKRONOS)

Initially, Enabuele claimed that Egbon's death was accidental, suggesting he had fallen onto a glass table, causing the fatal injury. However, inconsistencies in her account and forensic evidence led to further questioning, during which she confessed to stabbing Egbon. She alleged that the act was in self-defense during a violent altercation, stating that Egbon, inebriated at the time, had assaulted her and threatened her with a knife. In the ensuing struggle, she managed to seize the weapon and inflicted the fatal wound. (RAI NEWS)

Following her confession, Enabuele was taken into custody and is currently held at the Montorio prison in Verona, awaiting further legal proceedings. The case has garnered significant attention, shedding light on issues of domestic violence within immigrant communities in Italy.

This tragic event underscores the critical importance of addressing domestic violence and ensuring that support systems are accessible to all individuals, regardless of gender or nationality. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, it's imperative to seek help immediately. In Italy, the national domestic violence helpline is available at 1522, offering support in multiple languages.

Dear Nigerian Men in Diaspora, we advocate for women so often but it is important to note that Domestic Violence can happen against both genders. Remember, seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness. Shame should never replace a life lost. By reaching out to these organizations or local authorities, victims can access the support they need to protect themselves and begin the journey toward healing.