In a viral video, Nigerian woman named Bukola Ipinyomi shares her views on financial independence in marriage, stating that she earned more than her husband when they got married and believes in managing her own money rather than pooling it together in a joint account with him. Bukola explains that before marriage, she decided to marry someone who was ready to work and contribute equally to their finances. She said; “We cannot operate joint account because I am a better manager of money than my husband.” She criticizes women who rely solely on their husbands’ income and give up their own salaries. Her video has been widely discussed on social media, with some supporting her progressive ideas while others disagree. Regardless, Bukola stands firm in her belief that women should have financial independence and contribute equally to their family’s prosperity. @Atakiti Micheal said; “Look at the way her husband is smiling.. See better understanding between them. This family will go far.” @Beybey said; “Her husband is so proud to show off. Not him saying she’s mine. God bless them both.” @Gdensglam said; “Her husband is like na me get am.” @omoobA777 said; “Do women submit salaries to their husbands… I don’t even know what my wife earns.Whats my own.i just provide.” @Atakiti Micheal said; “Look at the way her husband is smiling.. See better understanding between them. This family will go far.” @Beybey said; “Her husband is so proud to show off. Not him saying she’s mine. God bless them both.” @Gdensglam said; “Her husband is like na me get am.” @omoobA777 said; “Do women submit salaries to their husbands… I don’t even know what my wife earns.Whats my own.i just provide.” See below; @sojiolayinka_rt Submit my salary to my husband. How? ♬ original sound – Roundtable – Roundtable
Manchester City submit £25m bid for Mateo Kovacic
Manchester City has submitted a £25m bid to sign Croatian midfielder Mateo Kovacic from Chelsea. 29-year-old Kovacic has been linked with a move to the Etihad Stadium in recent weeks and now Manchester City are set to ramp up their interest.
Mateo Kovacic at a match for Chelsea. Source: Getty Kovacic has just a year remaining on his contract at Stamford Bridge and has admitted that he is likely to leave the Blues this summer. It’s been also speculated that Chelsea are open to parting ways with the Croatian midfielder as they are aware of the need to balance their books and trim a bloated first-team squad. Manchester City submitted the £25m bid days after Chelsea granted them permission to speak with Kovacic. The midfielder has since agreed personal terms over a move to the Etihad Stadium. Previous reports have indicated that Chelsea are looking to receive a fee closer to £35m, but both clubs are keen to find a solution as the midfielder has made it clear that he wants to join the treble winners. Man City are hopeful of sealing a deal before the end of this month for Kovacic, who represented Croatia in the UEFA Nations League final loss to Spain on Sunday, June 18.
Manchester City coach, Pep Guardiola. Source: Getty The club’s coach, Pep Guardiola is said to have been an admirer of Kovacic since his time at Spanish giants Real Madrid and is keen to get the deal over the line. Kovacic spent three seasons in the Real Madrid first team between 2015 and 2018 and won a total of six trophies including three successive Champions Leagues and one La Liga title. The midfielder initially joined Chelsea on loan from Los Blancos in the summer of 2018 before making his move permanent a year later, and he has since made a total of 221 appearances in all competitions, scoring six goals and providing 15 assists. Man City has identified Kovacic as a summer target at a time when club captain Ilkay Gundogan is facing an uncertain future at the Etihad. The 32-year-old is set to become a free agent at the end of this month when his contract expires, and the German who has been linked with both Barcelona and Arsenal recently reiterated that he is yet to make a final decision on his future.
“It is not your duty to love your husband; you are to submit and honor him” – Prophetess Ijeoma Ezenekwe (Video)
Popular prophetess, Ijeoma Ezenekwe says it is an error for women to love their husband but instead to honor and submit. She averred this while speaking to her congregants as she explained that it is not the duty of the woman to love her husband, as that is not what the Bible instructs.
“It is not your duty to love your husband; you are to submit and honor him” – Prophetess Ijeoma Ezenekwe. Credit: Ezenekwe/Google. The prophetess explained that it is the duty of the man to love his wife while the wife should only marry men that they can submit to and honor. According to her, women should avoid making statements such as “I cannot marry him because I do not love him” since it is not their duty to do so. In her words: “You are not supposed to love your husband. The Bible did not tell you to love your husband…It is not your duty to love him. It is his duty to love you. If the man says I can’t marry her because I don’t love her, then there is a problem. You don’t have a right to love him so you don’t need to love him… What you should marry is a man you can submit to. A man you can honour is who you should marry not a man you love. “It is the man that will love you.” Watch her speak: @officialdrijeoma Love a man you cab submit to #marriage #dating #christiandating #datingadvice #datinglife #relationshipgoals #blackpreacher #prophetic #christianpost #christiantiktok ♬ original sound – Dr. Prophetess Ijeoma Ezenekwe
“Submit your old Naira notes after the February 10 deadline”
Godwin Emefiele, has revealed that commercial banks must accept the old Naira notes even after the February 10 deadline.
The Governor of the Central Bank announced this on Tuesday while appearing before the House of Representatives ad hoc committee looking into the implementation of the policy. Emefiele said he agrees with section 20(3) of the CBN Act, which provides that commercial banks must accept old notes after a deadline. Section 20 (3) of the Act says: “Notwithstanding Sub-sections (1) and (2) of this section, the Bank shall have power, if directed to do so by the President and after giving reasonable notice in that behalf, to call in any of its notes or coins on payment of the face value thereof and any note or coin with respect to which a notice has been given under this Sub-section, shall, on the expiration of the notice, cease to be legal tender, but, subject to section 22 of this Act, shall be redeemed by the Bank upon demand.” Emefiele had on Sunday announced 10 February as the “grace period” for Nigerians to deposit the old Naira noted. Nonetheless, the lawmakers are insisting that it must be months, not days.
In his speech, Mr Emefiele said: “The law which says even after the old currency has lost its legal tender status that we are mandated to collect these money. And I stand with the House of Reps on this. What does that mean? It could have lost its legal tender status which means we have moved on. But if you have your money that you have not been able to send to the bank we will certainly give you the opportunity to bring them back into the CBN to redeem it. Either you pay it to your bank account or you want to do an exchange—we will give you. You will not lose your money. This is the assurance I give to Nigerians.”
“JJC was sent out because he did not submit to his wife, Funke”
Young lady who posed as a marriage analyst drops hot takes on the marriage crash of celebrity couples, Funke Akindele, and JJC Skillz.
Following the official announcement that marked the end of the marriage between the veteran actress and her husband, the lady in question gave her two cents.
In a video making rounds on social media, an unidentified lady suggested that JJC Skillz would’ve had a house over his head if only he submitted to his wife, Funke.
While recalling the rumor of the talent manager stealing from his wife, the lady further condemned the action.
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