Ralphlauren:


1000000000000000 kisses for this.

Correct babe. Your papa trained you well.

prettydiva89:

*kisses*God bless you my sister

Horlawoomey:


Don't quote me again, you are confused.

iRepNaija1:


I won't quote you again as soon as you learn what feminism actually means.

Jarus:


He actually has a history with me. It started in 2013 or so. To be frank, I didn't even remember him after the engagement of 2013 until the username rang a bell now.

mownie:

Shuo! Since 2013 ...mooving forward!

Jarus:


I will ignore your attack on my religious persuasion, or your attribution of my choice to my religious preferences. A couple of others people have shared similar sentiments here, and I guess they are all Muslims.

On acknowledging successful career woman, I will only share my interview with just 3 successful women professionals, not because I have anything to prove to you on your baseless accusation, but lest people reading you také your lies as truth.

My interviews with:

Nimi Akinkugbe, ex-GM @ StanbicIBTC

http://www.jarushub.com/foreign-trained-graduates-are-not-necessarily-better-nimi-akinkugbe/

Yewande Sadiku, currently an ED @ StanbicIBTC

http://www.jarushub.com/investment-bankers-work-long-hours-have-less-social-time-yewande-sadiku/

Abimbola Adelakun, formerly with Punch

http://www.jarushub.com/meet-abimbola-adelakun-punchs-youngest-backpage-columnist/

If these are not acknowledgement, then I don't know what they are.

Shame that despite stalking me for years, you have not come across these, or you chose to ignore just to have a way for your premeditated attack.

My choice remains: I prefer my wife to have her shop, a mini-supermarket, and that is what she does, and probably makes as much money as me that works in an oil company and still has time for the kids. Wondering how that is your problem.

I have a brother that is a GM in a bank. The wife used to teach in a school (public school) before she went into business.

I have Lekki-rated colleagues and bosses whose wives do these things, especially the home shop thing.

But have I castigated those that chose to do 9-5? If I do, I wont interview those ones.

But it doesn't stop me from contributing to this thread what my preference is, as requested by the OP.

Joy1706:

Your choice is bla bla bla. What's HER choice? Na only God go punish some of u men sha

Ralphlauren:


For a man like you that currently works with a multinational company, this is a very shameful post. Is this what you are passing on to the young lads you "mentor"? So a job with an oil and gas firm is good for you but "ise tisha" is perfect for the woman? smh.

I'm sure you've worked with (in the past) several women with professional careers that have excelled in their field and you are currently working with several successful professional female colleagues. But you would rather have your wife sell peak milk and Agege bread or be a "tisha" than have a career in a profession of her choice. And to think you married a graduate

I have noticed this with you. You tend to distance yourself away from successful women and I have never seen you acknowledge any successful career woman on this forum or anywhere else.

Thank God you have a daughter. I'm sure you are sparing no expense to ensure she attends the best schools and your dream is for her to be a top shot someday. How will you feel if after she gets married, her husband insists she runs a "provisions" shop "not far from home" or she works as a teacher in Sangotedo secondary school. Will you genuinely be happy?

Anyways, you are a Muslim so I'm not surprised at your outlook towards women. You see them as lesser beings who should not strive for professional excellence. Smh.

HaneefahRN:

Sorry, I just had to comment on this. Why are people looking down on teaching so much? Why is teaching so underrated like it's not a very important profession? You make teachers sound like lesser people. Being a teacher doesn't mean you can't study and aim high.
My mum is a maths teacher, has her masters with PhD is view and does part time lecturing, so why the subtle and outright bashing of the profession by some ladies, as if it's a despicable and lesser profession?
I believe a woman should follow her passion whether single or married, we also came to this World to fulfil a purpose. Whether teaching, medicine, law, nursing, engineering, etc, go into any field that pleases you. All these men saying trading and other menial jobs, some won't even leave monthly allowance for the woman, nor care for her feeding and clothing. A man that wants his wife to be a teacher should marry one and not expect an accountant to become a primary sch teacher. Thank God women are wiser now, don't depend on any man o. But at the same time, manage your time well, your career should not affect your family.
Proudly a nurse + fashion designer!

Aude:


I dont think the ladies were bashing the teaching profession. Just like you mentioned in your write up, they are against the men expecting their wives to change professions after marriage. My mom was a teacher and a very kind and loving person. She hardly ever raised her voice and was very slow to anger. I consider teaching to be a noble profession and not a career for everyone. You need to have a vocation for it. Due to this silly mentality that everyone can be a teacher, we have a lot of useless teachers in our society
Teaching should be a regulated profession like it's the case in the West.

Aude:


I dont think the ladies were bashing the teaching profession. Just like you mentioned in your write up, they are against the men expecting their wives to change professions after marriage. My mom was a teacher and a very kind and loving person. She hardly ever raised her voice and was very slow to anger. I consider teaching to be a noble profession and not a career for everyone. You need to have a vocation for it. Due to this silly mentality that everyone can be a teacher, we have a lot of useless teachers in our society
Teaching should be a regulated profession like it's the case in the West.

sped1oro:
There are over 100 jobs for women with or without kids, find below list of small businesses with little or NO Capital

LIST OF SMALL BUSINESSES WITH LITTLE OR NO START-UP CAPITAL
Consultancy services
Restaurant
Buying and selling of student wears
Real Estate agency
Fashion Design and Tailoring outfit
A mini cybercafe
Rental Business
Laundry and Ironing services
House Cleaning Services
Small Scale importation
A barbing Salon
Make and sell Customized Beads/Jewelries
Transport business
Teaching and tutorials
Blogging
Sales of Educational Books/materials
Sales of Recharge cards
Bulk SMS for school, church or Associations
Network marketing
Football Viewing centers
Providing Internet facilities(ISP)
Fish Farming
Sales of cheap and used phones
System and Computer repairs
Sales of Shoes and bags
Freelance Article writing
Carwash Business
Liquid Soap making
Video Rental Business
Event Decoration
Event planner
Salon hair making
Selling of cheap snacks
Gift Packaging
Car-Hire Services
Courier/Delivery Services
Baby Sitter services
GSM repair services
Grass Cutter rearing
Snail Rearing
Video Coverage Services
Disk-Jockey(DJ) Services
Crèche, Daycare, Nanny
Homemade Air Freshener/Repellants
Candle sticks production
Poultry Farming
Chalk Production
Charcoal Business
Sale of Herbal Food supplements
Costume Rentals
Creating Cartoons
Flyers Distribution
Nylon Recycling
Selling of Children Toys
Music Lessons
M.C and Compere (Alaga Iduro/Alaga Ijoko)
Graphic Artistry
Cake making/Decorations
Frames/Paintings/Artworks
Motivational Speaking
Ushering services
Interior Decoration Services
Selling Database for mass marketing
Keke Marwa/Napep
Domain Name Registration
Website Development Services
Recharge Card Printing
Sunday Sunday Sharwama at churches,mosques,public functions
Reseller Services e.g. car tracker, books, gift items,etc.
Writing Business Plan/Proposal
Selling used Automobiles as Broker e.g OLX,Tradestable,Nairaland,etc.
Video Content Marketing
Private Chef Services
Make-up Artist
Selling Insurance Policies as Agent for commission
Songwriting/Scripting
Pure water Business
Ice Block Production
Car Tracking Installation
Electric Fence wire Installations
CCTV Installations
Party Souvenirs
Travel and Tour Consultants
Business name/Company Registration/Incorporation of Trustees
Fumigation services
Driving Instructor
POPCORN
Payment Agents e.g PAGA
Boutique Outlet
Cassava Farming
Block Moulding Factory
Wall Paper Decorations
Studio Productions
Dog Breeding
Security Consultants
Sport Scouting/Agent
Outsourcing Services
Mystery Shopping Services
Modeling / Modeling Agent
Wood work and Craft

Should you need an advice on what to start, how to start and how to market your product and services feel free to give me a call, i am currently the most sought after business consultant on Nylon/Polythene business in Nigeria. I have provided services to people both in Nigeria and abroad. I have written business plans and proposals for those planning to start a small business.

N.B If you call me on phone for consultancy services, it is absolutely FREE.

sped1oro:
There are over 100 jobs for women with or without kids, find below list of small businesses with little or NO Capital

LIST OF SMALL BUSINESSES WITH LITTLE OR NO START-UP CAPITAL
Consultancy services
Restaurant
Buying and selling of student wears
Real Estate agency
Fashion Design and Tailoring outfit
A mini cybercafe
Rental Business
Laundry and Ironing services
House Cleaning Services
Small Scale importation
A barbing Salon
Make and sell Customized Beads/Jewelries
Transport business
Teaching and tutorials
Blogging
Sales of Educational Books/materials
Sales of Recharge cards
Bulk SMS for school, church or Associations
Network marketing
Football Viewing centers
Providing Internet facilities(ISP)
Fish Farming
Sales of cheap and used phones
System and Computer repairs
Sales of Shoes and bags
Freelance Article writing
Carwash Business
Liquid Soap making
Video Rental Business
Event Decoration
Event planner
Salon hair making
Selling of cheap snacks
Gift Packaging
Car-Hire Services
Courier/Delivery Services
Baby Sitter services
GSM repair services
Grass Cutter rearing
Snail Rearing
Video Coverage Services
Disk-Jockey(DJ) Services
Crèche, Daycare, Nanny
Homemade Air Freshener/Repellants
Candle sticks production
Poultry Farming
Chalk Production
Charcoal Business
Sale of Herbal Food supplements
Costume Rentals
Creating Cartoons
Flyers Distribution
Nylon Recycling
Selling of Children Toys
Music Lessons
M.C and Compere (Alaga Iduro/Alaga Ijoko)
Graphic Artistry
Cake making/Decorations
Frames/Paintings/Artworks
Motivational Speaking
Ushering services
Interior Decoration Services
Selling Database for mass marketing
Keke Marwa/Napep
Domain Name Registration
Website Development Services
Recharge Card Printing
Sunday Sunday Sharwama at churches,mosques,public functions
Reseller Services e.g. car tracker, books, gift items,etc.
Writing Business Plan/Proposal
Selling used Automobiles as Broker e.g OLX,Tradestable,Nairaland,etc.
Video Content Marketing
Private Chef Services
Make-up Artist
Selling Insurance Policies as Agent for commission
Songwriting/Scripting
Pure water Business
Ice Block Production
Car Tracking Installation
Electric Fence wire Installations
CCTV Installations
Party Souvenirs
Travel and Tour Consultants
Business name/Company Registration/Incorporation of Trustees
Fumigation services
Driving Instructor
POPCORN
Payment Agents e.g PAGA
Boutique Outlet
Cassava Farming
Block Moulding Factory
Wall Paper Decorations
Studio Productions
Dog Breeding
Security Consultants
Sport Scouting/Agent
Outsourcing Services
Mystery Shopping Services
Modeling / Modeling Agent
Wood work and Craft

Should you need an advice on what to start, how to start and how to market your product and services feel free to give me a call, i am currently the most sought after business consultant on Nylon/Polythene business in Nigeria. I have provided services to people both in Nigeria and abroad. I have written business plans and proposals for those planning to start a small business.

N.B If you call me on phone for consultancy services, it is absolutely FREE.