My tweets are mostly me talking to myself.
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I thought making peace with dying and preparing for it was weird. I’ve found my people.😂
I have had life insurance since I was 30 years old.
I also have sickness insurance
I have extended work insurance.
If i die today, my kids doesn't need community to bury me.
They have assets that will immediately translate to cash.
I have my will and power of attorney in place
I will be 41 next month and I am ready to die.
Prepared to die and my kids will be fine.
My husband is protected.
This is how a family should be.
My late husband died at 72 without a will and life insurance while I had all those in place even though i was younger.
I fear no death, what I fear is dying without a purpose for my children and husband.
That being said, whatever we do now, do it because tomorrow might not be yours to live in.
Peace!
Actually I’m going to not continue this conversation. I’ll tweet about Lagos life only and go back to talking to myself
Even as someone whose in-laws treat me like an egg. I still fell into splinters, I imagine what I’d have had to deal with if I also had to fight them as well. You people are wicked, you people are vile.
Naaaah this is sarcasm.
There’s a reason I have stayed away from the Toluwanisings funeral controversy , but this excuse from his wife is completely difficult to understand.
You can live in your husband’s mansion, use his cars, enjoy his properties and benefits from his bank accounts, but you cannot bear to see the grave of the man you shared a life with? Make it make sense!.
In my opinion the reason for this refusal is because she’s planning to sell that property in future, with the grave there it might affect the resale value.
You want to remain comfortable with everything he left behind but you can’t stand to see his grave?
If the man’s memory is unbearable, why is everything attached to his legacy still acceptable?.
Even if there is irrefutable proof of her guilt, she will still have my empathy while I advocate for her to be held accountable under the law. Accountability does not require cruelty.
You will never not find me on the side of the widow. She will always need one more person in her corner because you wicked people will always find a way to make sure a woman surviving the death of her husband also has to survive you.
You’d think our generation would put an end to this madness, but look at the takes. See the bile you’re spewing over a house. Your pain is that a woman will live in the house her husband built with their children.
Or is this also because he had no son?
Death will show you a side of people you wish you’d never seen. And as a woman, too often you’ll have to fight like hell for what’s left while you’re still grieving who you’ve lost. God abeg
A woman has no say in where her husband is buried is not the flex you think it is oh. And you are a babe? Let me keep kwayet
