big deal 007:
Keep quite and learn. That's part of the common grammatical mistakes Nigerians make. Note: if you don't know the sex of a baby, you are allowed to refer to the baby as 'it'.
Just like asking the mother of a newly born baby...'is it a boy or a girl?' very correct. You DON'T say 'is he a boy or a girl?'. For more clarification you can ask or better still google it, some sites will give you more explanation on it. Kapish?

harlos: thank u for the little lesson anyway.

deletrue: if this child na warri child, the picken go give sound slap to mother and even ask him mama na me do you? Bad luck woman.
Spend some time in warri. That is where indesciple take hand touch ground. Highly wrong city for children upbringing. Almost all the youths are very indesciple.

onila: A pic that's beyond description..

Two-year old child Vaishnavi feeding her mother Sangeeta, during the second National Convention on 'Children's Right to Food' in Bhopal, India. Sangeeta, a construction labour, lost both her hands in an accident during construction of a building at Multai township in Madhya Pradesh in 2001.


Like if you love your mother and would do anything for her Do you love your mother?





http://peopleawesome.com/read-1215.html

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Such a sweet child!!

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Such a sweet child!!

freecocoa: Aww now I have tears welling up in my eyes.

What a lovely baby, God bless\ keep mother and child.

If only I still had my mum to feed, I'd give anything in the world to see her lovely face and smile again .

Those of you who still have theirs should be thankful and pray for her everyday, only a mother's love is 2nd to God's.

freecocoa: Aww now I have tears welling up in my eyes.

What a lovely baby, God bless\ keep mother and child.

If only I still had my mum to feed, I'd give anything in the world to see her lovely face and smile again .

Those of you who still have theirs should be thankful and pray for her everyday, only a mother's love is 2nd to God's.