not even a Nlder attended either my white or traditional wedding seun u still have work to do.

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Social Media craze and addiction... I've seen a married couple (with a child) who hardly communicate with each other verbally or just enjoy a time together as couples: once they return from work, everyone to his or her tent... chatting/browsing away on d phone...like d other person doesn't exist! I can't deal! This is a nagging issue we av overlooked. I'm yet to see a post on "coping with social media addiction in today's marriages" or something like that... [/quote]
Ur signature thou..Smh

here comes my wonderful husband

Did mine too Sat, Oct 4th.

corisande:


I don't understand what you mean by scaring men away.

Are you saying I should be receptive to all males that I come across. ?

what I mean is that you should do your own part, be nice to every male even if they do not meet your mark and expectations cos the rejected stone can become the chief of stones.

Why is afro nigeria imprinted on the photos?

Excuse ma, if I may ask

corisande:
Awwwwww
Happy married life

A woman asking me in the market today if I want to cook for my hubby
I said no. family
she started praying for me,saying very soon it will be my husband and kids

I was embarrassed sha. lol

How old are you ma?



Amen to the prayer in Jesus name.



@op. Happy married life.

Fellas for more pictures check the Facebook page in my signature and don't forget to like the page.

redgem:
Why is afro nigeria imprinted on the photos?

longest tyme ,good morning

Unibenstudent:
longest tyme ,good morning

Evening

redgem:

Evening

ok, so where have u been

PAGAN9JA:

Yes and No. We had indigenous education and apprenticeships in pre-colonial times. The british version of education was just more organized and advanced. in other words, it is just alike technological advancement. Nothing to do with my culture.
True and rightly so, as it serves as a link language between different tribes and the world, especially for official work. Yet it is not the National language. Nigeria has no National Language because to each individual, his/her mother tongue is the first and National Language to that person.

I am willing to bet they had prep-schools and "colleges" in pre-colonial times aswell. The pagan Aztec had them after all.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calmecac
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/90096/calmecac

kingston277:

I am willing to bet they had prep-schools and "colleges" in pre-colonial times aswell. The pagan Aztec had them after all.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calmecac
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/90096/calmecac

College/University itself came from the Pagan Indo-Aryans ( Hindus) , Greeks , Egyptians , etc. You can read about the Universities of Nalanda & Taxila/ Takshila , Alexandria, etc.

since2005:
[size=30] God let my day come oooo [/size]

Your miracle is on the way - continue praying

penquin:
not even a Nlder attended either my white or traditional wedding seun u still have work to do.

How many Nairalanders did you invite?

zonax:
Congratulations on your wedding.
Wishing you a happy married life.
Permit me to derail this thread a bit by remembering the ALUU4 4 brothers.
RIP to them.
God rest their souls.

If everyone of us continuously remember all our loved ones and people that we know and cherished that passed away then each thread on this forum will become an obituary announcement and remembrance of the dead.


Let the dead bury themselves - our own time will surely come, so save it please.

Congratulations and welcome to the club.

PAGAN9JA:


College/University itself came from the Pagan Indo-Aryans ( Hindus) , Greeks , Egyptians , etc. You can read about the Universities of Nalanda & Taxila/ Takshila , Alexandria, etc.

Thats not what i'm talking about.

In contrast, the calmecac is more akin to a seminary, elite prep school, and college rolled together. Primarily attended by the offspring of the noble class, it’s reported that certain common-born children of especial talent were allowed to go as well, despite their lineage. Here the children would learn basic priestly training, military skills, the arts, etiquette, and leadership. While we have records of these two schools existing within the walls of Tenochtitlan, it wasn’t until 2007 that archaeologists had uncovered the remains of any part of these two educational complexes. If you would like to read an article in the Christian Science Monitor reporting on this discovery, please click HERE. (It includes a photograph of one of the ornaments that once decorated the roof of this indigenous American university — the cross section of a twisting shell, named the “wind jewel,” a symbol of Quetzalcoatl the Plumed Serpent, lord of learning.)

http://tlacatecco.com/2012/08/31/aztec-schooling-calmecac-and-telpochcalli/

Dat girl wey dey yur immediate left no tryoo

HAPPY MARRIED LIFE

sylvalord:
HAPPY MARRIED LIFE

THANKS

I pray u enjoy your marriage to the fullest for long, Amen!

LewisO:
I pray u enjoy your marriage to the fullest for long, Amen!

Amen and Amen!!!