Africa’s richest woman, Folorunsho Alakija, still cooks for her husband

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• Akua lolo 8 years ago

  Woman it is ur duty to that ok,this is not something to be proud off,as long as u call ur self a married woman,u have to give ur best services,and ur duty include cooking,washing tidy up the house give him good sex,make him h ...
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  Woman it is ur duty to that ok,this is not something to be proud off,as long as u call ur self a married woman,u have to give ur best services,and ur duty include cooking,washing tidy up the house give him good sex,make him happy all the time and communication is very important ok.

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• Kaakie 8 years ago

  Exactly @ Akua lolo. And this is an advise to the youth who bcme sooo proud n try to make the man a woman just bcz of money, popularity etc. No matter wht Wives must be submissive n husbands must love them. This wil reduce t ...
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  Exactly @ Akua lolo. And this is an advise to the youth who bcme sooo proud n try to make the man a woman just bcz of money, popularity etc. No matter wht Wives must be submissive n husbands must love them. This wil reduce the number of divorce cases in d world.

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• MANNUEL 8 years ago

  Akua lolo, Folorunsho Alakija never was lost on her domestic duty to her husband and the fact that she is proud to say so was not to draw accolade from people like you who don't appreciate anything someone else is doing excep ...
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  Akua lolo, Folorunsho Alakija never was lost on her domestic duty to her husband and the fact that she is proud to say so was not to draw accolade from people like you who don't appreciate anything someone else is doing except that individual is your tribe or clanish relation. Besides, your comments are uncomplementatry cos you seem not to agree even with yourself that most women these days particularly in this part of the world after making a few thousands of local cedi currency or acqiure a first degree seem to see themselves above the status of a wife, a group of egoistic wives whom Folorunsho Alakija seem to be addressing and not one advice of a blanket nature meant for just every woman. Akua lolo, pls. next time try read beyond words and use your common sense to diagnose the real reasons behind certain statements made by great or successful people. They, only know how rough it had been to get there and its useful to know how they live their lives so it serves as lessons to the hopefuls.

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• POW@ MINISTER 4 ZONGO AFFAIRS 8 years ago

  You guys better grow, change your level of reasoning when it comes to marraige and stop that it's her duty to cook for her husband nonsense. Marriage has come of age and men of today must inculcate this into their heads. Whoe ...
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  You guys better grow, change your level of reasoning when it comes to marraige and stop that it's her duty to cook for her husband nonsense. Marriage has come of age and men of today must inculcate this into their heads. Whoever is available at a given time can cook be you a man or a woman. The fact that this lady is able to cook for her husband doesn't mean it's her duty. Some of you guys think when you marry, you purchased a slave. You come back from work in that almost 9 month pregnant look alike tummy of yours, sit and be asking for your food and all that without thinking of the fact that the woman also went to work, stopped on her way home to pick the kids from the baby sitter etc etc. Things like these go on in different levels, guys change your minds and help at home. The women are not slaves.

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• GAB 8 years ago

  She is teaching us how to serve our husbands, wives, children and other people no matter how rich, educated and busy we are. You are a good example to us. Thanks.

  She is teaching us how to serve our husbands, wives, children and other people no matter how rich, educated and busy we are. You are a good example to us. Thanks.

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• KWASI APONKE 8 years ago

  CALL OR TEXT ME

  CALL OR TEXT ME

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• COD 8 years ago

  Cooking for a husband is "bending so low...'? Why is that? She married for love nothing else. And it shows!

  Cooking for a husband is "bending so low...'? Why is that? She married for love nothing else. And it shows!

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• Kluivert 8 years ago

  That is the sign of a great woman. A woman who understands life and marriage. Whoever wrote this story made a big mistake by calling marital duties as bending low. What is low in making a husband happy. She is an example of ...
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  That is the sign of a great woman. A woman who understands life and marriage. Whoever wrote this story made a big mistake by calling marital duties as bending low. What is low in making a husband happy. She is an example of a wonderful wife.

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