lynpetra: I think the lady knows she won't marry him,she played along.Heard about a traditional marriage where the lady instead of giving her hubby d palmy,decides to throw the whole content on his face and walked out of the marriage,

solidbroda: Actually, she's with the other guy

lynpetra: I think the lady knows she won't marry him,she played along.Heard about a traditional marriage where the lady instead of giving her hubby d palmy,decides to throw the whole content on his face and walked out of the marriage,

Sirfergie90: Ari iru eleyi ri afi nderu beleru ni ooooooo,notin concern me oo i jst dey pass ne

Sanboy25: LOL
If they had "issues" why did they still go on with the wedding ? Just to have a divorce 2 years later ?

Camola: Why some ladies ar very callous? Why some ladies ar not ready to carry their cross? Why some ladies give lov for material life? Why some ladies ar not ready to labour for their offspring? Why some ladies ar ready to sell their unborn child? Why some ladies ar ready to distroy this earth? Well they may hav reasons, but is not good to be a distroyer please.

babyosisi: What happened to the reception food
The jollof
The chicken
Peppersoup for special guests
Chin chin
Moi moi
Goat meat
Salad
Efo riro with yam porridge
All the maltina and Coke and fanta plus Eva wine
The 4 layered wedding cake

My Lawd and My Gawd!!

Ilaje44:

Olorun oba o, iru kire?

A o ri iru eleyi ri, a fi ng d'eru ba oloro ni.


Ki lo le lati ko ninu gbolohun ti mo ko s'oke yii? O ga o.

ebosed: It was her wedding day. But as she and
her bridal party went about the house
preparing for the big day, she realised
she had a piece of her fiancé’s
wedding outfit.
She asked a friend, Judy, to take the
item to him. It was about 5.45am and
since Judy was not familiar with
Nairobi’s Buruburu estate, Terry
walked her to the matatu stage.
As she made her way back home, she
saw three men in a parked car
watching her closely. One was seated
on the car’s bonnet.
Excited about what the day would
bring, she paid little attention to them.
But just as she walked past, the man on
the bonnet grabbed her, forced her
into the vehicle and they drove off.
She barely had time to call for help.
“All that time, I was thinking it was a
big joke because it was my wedding
day,” recounts Terry, who was, and still
is, a pastor.
Two of the men in the vehicle started
hitting her and told her to cooperate
with them or else they would kill her.
One of the men held a knife to her and
she realised her life was in danger.
Raped her in turns
The car began to speed dangerously as
the men raped her in turns, stuffing
pieces of cloth in her mouth so she
would not scream.
The car stopped at one point so that
the driver could also assault her too,
only he inserted his male organ into
her mouth.
Terry bit him despite the risk as she
believed the men would kill her
anyway.
The guy howled terribly and stabbed
her in the stomach. Shortly after, she
was thrown out of the moving vehicle
and rolled several times into nearby
bushes.
“I was kidnapped at a quarter to six
and found by my family at 1pm. There
was a huge congregation at All Saints
Cathedral for my wedding and they
were all left wondering where I was,”
Terry says.
The groom, Harrison Ouma Olwande,
was equally worried about his wife-to-
be, but his phone had been taken away
so he could relax and enjoy the
proceedings without worrying about
any last-minute issues.
Eventually, their church décor had to
be taken down to give way to a second
wedding that was starting at noon.
A young girl witnessed Terry being
thrown out of the vehicle and ran to
her grandmother to report the
incident.
The grandmother shouted for help.
Those who came to her aid tried to
flag down vehicles to take Terry to
hospital but the longer it took the
more convinced they became that she
was dead given the amount of blood
she was losing.

ebosed: It was her wedding day. But as she and
her bridal party went about the house
preparing for the big day, she realised
she had a piece of her fiancé’s
wedding outfit.
She asked a friend, Judy, to take the
item to him. It was about 5.45am and
since Judy was not familiar with
Nairobi’s Buruburu estate, Terry
walked her to the matatu stage.
As she made her way back home, she
saw three men in a parked car
watching her closely. One was seated
on the car’s bonnet.
Excited about what the day would
bring, she paid little attention to them.
But just as she walked past, the man on
the bonnet grabbed her, forced her
into the vehicle and they drove off.
She barely had time to call for help.
“All that time, I was thinking it was a
big joke because it was my wedding
day,” recounts Terry, who was, and still
is, a pastor.
Two of the men in the vehicle started
hitting her and told her to cooperate
with them or else they would kill her.
One of the men held a knife to her and
she realised her life was in danger.
Raped her in turns
The car began to speed dangerously as
the men raped her in turns, stuffing
pieces of cloth in her mouth so she
would not scream.
The car stopped at one point so that
the driver could also assault her too,
only he inserted his male organ into
her mouth.
Terry bit him despite the risk as she
believed the men would kill her
anyway.
The guy howled terribly and stabbed
her in the stomach. Shortly after, she
was thrown out of the moving vehicle
and rolled several times into nearby
bushes.
“I was kidnapped at a quarter to six
and found by my family at 1pm. There
was a huge congregation at All Saints
Cathedral for my wedding and they
were all left wondering where I was,”
Terry says.
The groom, Harrison Ouma Olwande,
was equally worried about his wife-to-
be, but his phone had been taken away
so he could relax and enjoy the
proceedings without worrying about
any last-minute issues.
Eventually, their church décor had to
be taken down to give way to a second
wedding that was starting at noon.
A young girl witnessed Terry being
thrown out of the vehicle and ran to
her grandmother to report the
incident.
The grandmother shouted for help.
Those who came to her aid tried to
flag down vehicles to take Terry to
hospital but the longer it took the
more convinced they became that she
was dead given the amount of blood
she was losing.

engineerd: MARRIAGE IS OVERRATED ANYWAYS.....

Christonjnr: Where d hell do she went?

ebosed: It was her wedding day. But as she and
her bridal party went about the house
preparing for the big day, she realised
she had a piece of her fiancé’s
wedding outfit.
She asked a friend, Judy, to take the
item to him. It was about 5.45am and
since Judy was not familiar with
Nairobi’s Buruburu estate, Terry
walked her to the matatu stage.
As she made her way back home, she
saw three men in a parked car
watching her closely. One was seated
on the car’s bonnet.
Excited about what the day would
bring, she paid little attention to them.
But just as she walked past, the man on
the bonnet grabbed her, forced her
into the vehicle and they drove off.
She barely had time to call for help.
“All that time, I was thinking it was a
big joke because it was my wedding
day,” recounts Terry, who was, and still
is, a pastor.
Two of the men in the vehicle started
hitting her and told her to cooperate
with them or else they would kill her.
One of the men held a knife to her and
she realised her life was in danger.
Raped her in turns
The car began to speed dangerously as
the men raped her in turns, stuffing
pieces of cloth in her mouth so she
would not scream.
The car stopped at one point so that
the driver could also assault her too,
only he inserted his male organ into
her mouth.
Terry bit him despite the risk as she
believed the men would kill her
anyway.
The guy howled terribly and stabbed
her in the stomach. Shortly after, she
was thrown out of the moving vehicle
and rolled several times into nearby
bushes.
“I was kidnapped at a quarter to six
and found by my family at 1pm. There
was a huge congregation at All Saints
Cathedral for my wedding and they
were all left wondering where I was,”
Terry says.
The groom, Harrison Ouma Olwande,
was equally worried about his wife-to-
be, but his phone had been taken away
so he could relax and enjoy the
proceedings without worrying about
any last-minute issues.
Eventually, their church décor had to
be taken down to give way to a second
wedding that was starting at noon.
A young girl witnessed Terry being
thrown out of the vehicle and ran to
her grandmother to report the
incident.
The grandmother shouted for help.
Those who came to her aid tried to
flag down vehicles to take Terry to
hospital but the longer it took the
more convinced they became that she
was dead given the amount of blood
she was losing.

ebosed: It was her wedding day. But as she and
her bridal party went about the house
preparing for the big day, she realised
she had a piece of her fiancé’s
wedding outfit.
She asked a friend, Judy, to take the
item to him. It was about 5.45am and
since Judy was not familiar with
Nairobi’s Buruburu estate, Terry
walked her to the matatu stage.
As she made her way back home, she
saw three men in a parked car
watching her closely. One was seated
on the car’s bonnet.
Excited about what the day would
bring, she paid little attention to them.
But just as she walked past, the man on
the bonnet grabbed her, forced her
into the vehicle and they drove off.
She barely had time to call for help.
“All that time, I was thinking it was a
big joke because it was my wedding
day,” recounts Terry, who was, and still
is, a pastor.
Two of the men in the vehicle started
hitting her and told her to cooperate
with them or else they would kill her.
One of the men held a knife to her and
she realised her life was in danger.
Raped her in turns
The car began to speed dangerously as
the men raped her in turns, stuffing
pieces of cloth in her mouth so she
would not scream.
The car stopped at one point so that
the driver could also assault her too,
only he inserted his male organ into
her mouth.
Terry bit him despite the risk as she
believed the men would kill her
anyway.
The guy howled terribly and stabbed
her in the stomach. Shortly after, she
was thrown out of the moving vehicle
and rolled several times into nearby
bushes.
“I was kidnapped at a quarter to six
and found by my family at 1pm. There
was a huge congregation at All Saints
Cathedral for my wedding and they
were all left wondering where I was,”
Terry says.
The groom, Harrison Ouma Olwande,
was equally worried about his wife-to-
be, but his phone had been taken away
so he could relax and enjoy the
proceedings without worrying about
any last-minute issues.
Eventually, their church décor had to
be taken down to give way to a second
wedding that was starting at noon.
A young girl witnessed Terry being
thrown out of the vehicle and ran to
her grandmother to report the
incident.
The grandmother shouted for help.
Those who came to her aid tried to
flag down vehicles to take Terry to
hospital but the longer it took the
more convinced they became that she
was dead given the amount of blood
she was losing.