This is a special kind of recipe that you need to put your soul into

If you have never tried it you've got to have a taste

So let's start to cook this special meal now!

Ingredients :

1 cup of Faith
1 cup of joy
1 cup of laughter
2 cups of Agape love
1 willing heart

Preparation :
Take your cup of faith and stir round, add some joy and laughter till it makes a bubbly sound, mix in some Agape love till it begins to ring, pour into a willing heart and serve it to the king.

Yummmmmyyy... *smiles* Its a great recipe 4 deserving hearts

BumbleBee2ice:
Yummmmmyyy... *smiles* Its a great recipe 4 deserving hearts

BumbleBee2ice:
Yummmmmyyy... *smiles* Its a great recipe 4 deserving hearts

Hello, your signature reminds me of the famous quote by "Gandoki".

Are you from Borno?

joseph1832:
Hello, your signature reminds me of the famous quote by "Gandoki".

Are you from Borno?

No i'm not, i'm Yoruba

BumbleBee2ice:

No i'm not, i'm Yoruba

Oh sorry about that. You know Gandoki?

[quote autahor=joseph1832 post=48904707]Oh sorry about that. You know Gandoki? [/quote]
Ys i do. D fabled hausa warrior

BumbleBee2ice:

Ys i do. D fabled hausa warrior

Yes. But I believe he may be more Kanuri than Hausa. I read his story when I was in Pry 4. It was intriguing.

I believe him to be great. An African, a man worthy of respect.

When did you hear about him, if I may ask?

joseph1832:
Yes. But I believe he may be more Kanuri than Hausa. I read his story when I was in Pry 4. It was intriguing.

I believe him to be great. An African, a man worthy of respect.

When did you hear about him, if I may ask?

From primary sch days o, one of our literature texts then i read.

BumbleBee2ice:

From primary sch days o, one of our literature texts then i read.

Nice. Then your primary school days was in the late eighties an early nineties. That Story was in Macmillian Primary English Course Book 4. If I'm correct.

I still remember Gandoki and his son Garba, along with Agbo, who lived in the town of Lagoon.

joseph1832:
Nice. Then your primary school days was in the late eighties an early nineties. That Story was in Macmillian Primary English Course Book 4. If I'm correct.

I still remember Gandoki and his son Garba, along with Agbo, who lived in the town of Lagoon.

Ys it was in d late eighties into d early nineties.
Cnt remember now wat class dat was tho bt i remember he was called 'Gandoki d father of Garba'

BumbleBee2ice:

Ys it was in d late eighties into d early nineties.
Cnt remember now wat class dat was tho bt i remember he was called 'Gandoki d father of Garba'

By this, you're by no means among the indomie generation.

joseph1832:
By this, you're by no means among the indomie generation.

Lol, funny u.
Bt seriously do they still include literary texts like dat in school curriculum so?