Gudintent: N to the capital NO!

Eeeeeeeughhhhhh

ekt_bear: I wasn't even aware of this. But now that I am, yes...it seems to be more nutritious/beneficial for babies than formula.

So if my wife couldn't breastfeed, why not?

albacete:

But u be female naa. That i am very sure of.
So the question you wanted to ask is "If i can't breastfeed, why not?"

tjskii: Oh really u can sell booby milk,ehn op, biko nu,na ow much person fit sell am for open market,na bizness opportunity land for my lap so dis morning

intrepid:

SOURCE

Women are selling their bre@st milk online and buyers are buying too. As this is happening in the Western countries now with the attendant problems, some of our people will soon begin to see it as the new ''swag'' for whatever reasons they may adduce.

I am yet to understand fully why a healthy woman who has no bre@stfeeding or bre@st milk production impediment would choose this.

So question to NLDers, would/can you buy bre@st milk. . .even from an approved bre@st bank to feed your baby?

ekt_bear:

Often people are very sure of things that they are in fact quite wrong about.

I suppose that you are just the latest example of this.

Ok oo. U win.
So, my man, how u dey?

Policewoman: That is such a silly and lazy thing to do. In Naija here, we have local stuff we take to make the milk run from the breas.t. Hope say we no go copy dis one.