ddami:
hhuuhh ur future coy ...hope z not oil gas 'cos u should just pray,fast,huzzle and familiarize urself into NNPC... In this country when u have real money abroad will b somewhere u won't want 2 b based buh just go 4 fun.... goodluck with ur coy don't worry u will dethrone dangote am a prophetess..,,, sent 4rm heaven *winks *

BIG AMEN to that...lol

Why not just legalize plural marriage so I can marry 1 man and 3 women for group sex.

the country has challenged GOD i pray africa doesn't follow same path no matter the pressure

Another step towards equality..........I am happy!

In 100 years, may be more, may be less, those things that look extremely strange to us today may just become normal, to think that there was a time blacks and whites attended different schools, used different buses; it must have looked a kind of strange to a lot of people when efforts were being made to stop such nonsense by allowing blacks and whites to mix; there was a time that killing of twins was totaling normal, it definitely would have looked strange to our fore fathers when some people tried to stop it.

Today I find it extremely strange that a court could sanction man to man, woman to woman marriage, but then, who knows maybe in 50 years, people could not but imagine what I was thinking to view such as strange.

Summary is, changes will continue ...today I could not but wonder what the Romans were thinking by deploying gladitors as means of entertainment, but could you imagine that, many years ago it was absolutely normal. Today we enjoy boxing as entertainment, I bet you, in 200 years time, the coming generation may think we must all be nut to entertain such violet means of entertainment.

I only pity those of you that will suffer HBP for nothing, the key thing is (and I thank God for that), it's still a matter of choice.
My 2 cents.

[size=15pt]End Time Things crew, where are they when you need them[/size]

Very very unfortunate.

Make them no try bring this thing to Nigeria o.

Well, I trust Nigerians. We will refuse it totally like we did before. That was the ONLY time I saw Nigerians speak with one voice. Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, Christians, Muslims, traditionalists - everybody said 'No'!. Our position has NOT changed.