WOMEN IN STREET FIGHT OVER SHARING FORMULAR!

Women, Ladies, Girls, Babes, Females, kilodeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, haba, una no get sense at all, why this rubbish every time, haba, don't some of you have any sawdust of membrane in your oblangata?? Stop fighting over a man, stop fighting over a man, is he Dangote or Jonathan, una drink igbo ni,we have 20 billion men in the world, stop this insanity, it is a free world.

You cannot be like Omotola, Genevieve, Ezekwesili or Aunty Patience Jona, by fighting over toto, nanana, ko jor!

Tell you what, men are naturally polygamous like a cock, they love varieties and are great pretenders but if they love and like you, like Abiola and Okoya, they will move mountains for you! Love with your eyes open, no tomfoolery.

Use your brains not brawn, use your head not heart, smell nice don't nag, be homely, pray and tend to him and the world is your oyster! He will not leave you for even Tonto Dikeh but if otherwise, know that no holy water or bar beach mid night bathing can bring him back. Check yourself, stop kiss and tell and stop fighting over a man! Thank God now, if you are caught fighting, na jail straight, chikena.

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An Apapa Magistrates’ Court, Lagos, has remanded two women in prison for fighting in public over a man.

Ogechi Nmerenini, 23 and Bilikisu Akinyode, 22, were arrested by the police at Atebo Street, Ajegunle and charged with disturbing public peace.

The fight broke out between the women when they discovered that they were dating the same man in Ajegunle area of Lagos.

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One of them however suggested that they should continue sharing the man, but the other refused, insisting on having the man to herself alone, leading to a fight in which they injured each other.

The accused pleaded not guilty to the charge.

Presiding magistrate, Mr. M.K.O. Fadeyi, granted them bail in the sum of N20,000 with one surety in like sum, while he ordered that they be remanded in prison until they meet the bail conditions.

The matter was adjourned till 6 September for mention.